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Owner Of the Patent Right tor Louisiana
CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFTH DIS
- trict Court Of New OrensI hereby certify that the
Of June 1868 Judgment rendered in this Court
in the following ent teo suit in the words and figures follow
Catharne Gmarten wife of Bertrand Jesnca her hus
band 1857 On motion Of j. s. Whitaker, attorney for
feon Of Of defendant hle 1t Is ordered that
there be Judgment in favor Of plaintiff Catherne Gmaren
against rtraRd Jeanca her husband decreeng
property between the said parties and the sad plain
tiff of the property desc Ded in
petition herein and that defendant the costs OF this suit
Judgment signed june 5, 1858 r-,,o,--
In Testimony whereof have hereuuto my hand and
affixed the seal of the ad Court the city of New Orleans
this 10Th day of june in the OF lord 1868 and the
F. A WOpLFLEY, Clerk.
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Rark or New O,Iean., New OrIean.

Rank Of New OtIeans. New Orlean-
In accordance wi sections "a and IS OF tbs
ac entitled 40 establish general system OF tIes
Ranking the State Of Louisiana approved March l5
notice IL hereby given TO the holders OF the circulating
this Bank duly audited Ter the provisions OF SAID
act 20 present the tire Banking House, at the
Once OF the State Aud for the purpose of edempon
this date, otherwise the funds deposited
BY said Bank for said purposes will be rec aimed
= N. AUauSlIN Cashier.
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ny @. DE FERRET.

AUCTIONEEK-Omce
TNUEsDAY, Apgust IL. IL SOS, at IN O'Clock
Il n at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange,
Royal between Canal and CustOhouse
virtue Of order from the Honorable John ". Thomas
Judge OF the Second District Of New Orleans dated
July 3D. 1868 the following described real estate by public
auction will be sold
LOT GROUND situated In the First District Of this
city in g. bounded by NepOmeue, Camp Thaia
and PIytan Sad lot forming part of lot No TO-
Ian deposited in the office of p Ftdescaux late
public this city in the year SO and measuring 30 feet
mont Melpomene street by l2D feet in depth
Together with the Onestory WOooen HOuse containing
four cabinets gallery one-story kitchen contain
ing four rooms gallery p ivies, hydrsnt, fig trees.
HS-TKRMs-Cash in o. g. Treasury Notes.
Act # sale, with internal stamps attached at
purfhas expense, BEFORE - notary public
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Union bank OF LOuisIana.-New Or
June H. S6In accordance with sections 81 and 81 OF
the entitled An act 70 establish general system OF Free
the State Of Louisiana approved March 5 1855
betice hereby given to the holders of the circulating
duly audited under the provisions OF said act TO
pr the the Banking House tbs office Of the
Auditor for the purpose OF redemption within
otherwise the funds deposited by said Bank for
'~~ - ~ GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
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ED UCATIONAL.

M KS. O. HI. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
of
a Thorough English EdneatiOn, Modern
Languages and Music,
Vocal and Instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAITURR.
strsngers' Ho,eI,
No. l2s Charities Street, New Orleans
REFERENCES
Rev. Dr. Lescock, New O.leans, La Prof n. Dixon
aon Judge Simon New Orleans; Prof I. L. Caldwell
rrsusylvsnis University.
VIRGINIA MILITARY Institute,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
Applications win now be received for appointments OF
One andrsd additional Cadets into this Institution Those
entering the months enjoy peculiar advantages
hey prepared reg stud which commence
FRANCIS H. SMITH Superintendent
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOG BOYs,
rHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
0ew Orleans and Jackson RalrOad-)
Circulars may be obtained application 10 ROBERT
PTTKIN ESQ - andis Camp street. New Orleans
DoUsLAs.
KNGRAvEB AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL
sisins and wedding Cards Engraved In iAs .o sss.n'
a,nnsr Bu.ine,. O.rds Account Cotton. Bills L.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
ny g. DE FERRET,

BY g. DE FERRET,
AucrIoSKKR-Ofces SO Bienvfle street.
GATUHDAY, Juy 1sth, 1s6s, at lie
- O'Clock NJ the Merchants Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street. Canal and Customhouse by
ube auction, by virtue Of order the Hon lrabs
John Judge Of the Second District Cou Of New
Orleans dated June o. 1863 the following described Real Is
tate will be sold
LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Washing
Iapage Sixth and Sc zen streets forming the
Washington measuring 60 feet fr
Washington by 100 feet In depth Seventh
together with old house erected thereon
Subject to all claims that Mrs. b P. Gaines may have
sgairsI ths property
RF- TERMs-Gssh in u 3. Treasury Notes.
Act Of sale with U. internal revenue stamps attached
before A Dorocout, notary public at purchasers ex-
pense
SUCCESSION OF CELESTE PERRAULT-No 1925
DWELLING HOUSE ON MELPoMENE STREET. BE-
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS.
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Crescent city Bank New Orleans,
June Is lsIn accordance with sections 81 and 50 OF An
act entitled an establish general system
Of FREE Banking in the State Of Louisiana
70 THE holders Of the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly audited under the OF said act to
the Banking House at the office Of the
state Auditor for the purpose Of redemption, within
this dte otherwise the funds deposited by said
bank tor said purpose viii be reclaimed.
CHAS FAURTE. JR.. Cashier.
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NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1853.
Caldwalrs Extract.

Having analysed this OIL, and in my experiments AP-
PILED IT MYSELF recognize that it is ane Of the best
articles the pubic for the rstOs
the original color In test of which hereto
sffx my signature. - -.
TSignedl FELIX SAXON,
Importer of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
@. II. CALDWELL. Patsntee,
Hotel des Etrangers, No. l2e Charities street
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ERNEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
II Stick Candy Fancy Can dies Chocolate Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Juj9be Paste, Gum
ments such as Cupids Flowers Gum Leaves Lyrics Dau
phins Decorated Toys COssaques Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Cstonages Fancy Boxet for Christ
and New Year Presents Conucopas etc, etc Ne 93
Old Levee street, between St Louis and Cont streets New
Orleans, La
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OFFICIAL.

DROCLAMATION. .....PROCL AVIATION
H. C. wARMoTH, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
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southwestern RAILROAD company,
New Orleans May 1868 Notice is hereby given in &C
with section OF the of Incorporation
that he B-,ks Of subscription Twenty i've Hundred
Shares capital stock Of the Southwestern Railroad
COMPANY date Mexican Gulf Railway Company are now
opsn at he Office Company, No 1888 Common street.
0' 0'u'' VI '-' B. L MiLLAUDoN President
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-UHion Babk of LOulsteua-New Or
June 49, ls5At meeting Of the Beard Of Dt ector
this day
President Mr. SAMUEL BELL unanim aasly ected
President GEO. A. FkBREr. Cashier.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE JOUR-
NAL.

From Mr.. oBLINGERs valedictory, pub.
lislied in ihis issue, it will be seen that
have purchased his interest IN the Perrys.
burg JOURNAL Hereafter its columns will
be under my Immediate management and
control, In the editorial department, !
shall have the cooperation of Mr.. N. II.
CALLARD,
IN assuming the responsibilities, and
perplexities ever attendant on the publica.
ton of county paper, am aware of the
impossbility of pleasing everybody. In
the coullict of opinion now existing aud
from tho clashing Of diverse personal in
terests, feelings more or less inimca, are
sure TO prevail Whilst rcgrctting such
possibilities, my efforts will be, to uphold
the right" regardless Of consequences.
At this time il may not be improper TO
state, that the political policy of the paper
will accord intimately with the general prin.
oiples on which the Republican party ie
based. Tho just action of our National
Legislators, will be earnestly supported,
of this nation, and tue rights OF the peo.
Pile, will be safely guarded by them,
The one man power" whether exercised
by the Emperor Of France, or the illlstrous
denagogue who now ellis the presidential
chair, can meet with no favor under this
representative form of government,
Special efforts will shortly be made to
obtain accurate statistics of the agricultural al
wealth and manufacturing resources of this
rich county and by frequent reference
20 facts in connection herewith, hope TO
make the JOURNAL instrumental in attract.
ing the attention of settlers and of capi.
talsts TO the advantages presented.
With many thanks for tho liberal man
ner in which the JouRNAL has been sup.
ported. since my connection herewith ;
aud hoping the coming year may be one OF
general prosperity and that tho perfect
unity Of this nation, aud people, may soon
be consumated, wish you all q Happy
New Year. JAMES TIMMoNS,
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VALE.

With last weeks issue. my connection
with the PEHRYsBuEo JouRSAi, as it's Editor
and Publisher, ceased. have disposed OF
tuy interest in the paper to JAMES TiMMoSs
under whose management'it will in future
be issued. In thus taxing leave of the
readers Of the JoURNAL, would say to
them that Il is not without regret make
tho separation. 0nerous as are the duties
involved in the manag cment Of newspa
per, yet these duties are ever attended with
real pleasure when properly aud faithfully
discharged. During the two years and
eight months that | have controlled the
editorial columns Of the JOURNAL, the
political sontests and local issues which
Rave agitated the people Of the county,
wero zealously entered into. and the Joun.
raj was never found lukewarm in tie in.
terests it espoused, and the principles il
maintained. In tho heat Of partisan strife,
oftentme 1t may have offended, but il
oifcnso was given, such was not tho intent.
/ have endeavored at all times, and under
all circumstances, to express my opinions
in clear, frank and candid manner, accord.
ing to others the same right in tho expires
sion of their opinions. II have committed
errors, they were Of the head and not OF
the heart
am aware that whio | have enlisted
many warm friends in my behalf, have
likewise made enemies. am not oblivious
10 this fact. But retire from tho tripod OF
tho JOURNAL with charity for all and with
malice toward none, and whoresoe'er my
lot the future may be cast, | shall ever re-
member my Wood County associations with
plsasare. To the readers Of the Journal
one aud ali, my kindost wishes for your
prosperity go with you VI bright Hope
gilds your future with rays Of promise,
may no night destroy them. A Happy
New Year to all, aud kind farewell
+, j. OBLINGER
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Real Estate Transfers In Wood Coun

-
Tho following are tho transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books In Recorder
MsRRY's Office, for tue week ending December IS
1867;
Joseph Edingcr to John Kounyi SD NV sec %,
Up O, range H. so acres 81 900.
Joseph Cox to Josephine Cartrght pit NV NV
sec %, Up 4, U. s. r. 10 acres $3.50
J. Y. Mcdonald to Viola Mcdonald lot West
held--sl0O.
A. Ferguson to W. G.. Jewell; WI sw see 81,
tp 3, range q, so dcres--SS00.
Harvey Harris to II, =. Buckland nc cor Road
Tract AZ, ucre--s3S0
Jacob Thomas to Charles Liudower; nlS WI sw
soc, 10, Up 4, range ~, 10 Rcres--S 900.
tip 3, range 10, ~ aores--sS00,
Way Il Peck to Z. c. Whitmore lot No. 1ij,
TontnganY- 800.
W. :. Bonncll TO Geo. Kemphcr; lot li3, Bow
ling Green--s9S.
Il. N. Kellogg to f. Steek; elEeJS so sec %;
aud Wa wa sw sec 30, Up 8, range II, so acres
--s9,4O0
7, A. Clayton to j. II. McMahan; NV sw sec
~, tp 3, ran, . 10, 81 acres 5000.
Daniel Errctt 10 7, +. Bears pit sc sw sec 81,
tp ., range IL, Rcrcs--S225.
Geo, kemphor 10 j. W. Rees sw Sc SEQ IS, tp 5,
range | !, 40 acres $3.50.
Geo II. Parker to l., Greenfield MI VIZ sw
sec 80, tp 5, range -, 40 acres-$600.
W. Jefferson TO $. sullivan; ept NV sec 10,
Up 7, range l2, 10 acIes--s 81 200
John Taylor to Elizabeth White lot 6il--Per-
rys6urg- $500.
No. Of transfers 10 total Values 07S.
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Tho Recon.,ruction nilI.

Tho following is the Reconstruction Bill
passed by the House, by vote Of lOl
20 81:
SgcrIoY |. BE il enacted, That 40 much
nf the fifth section Of the act passed March
%, 1867, entitled an act supplementary 10
an act TO provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States, passed
March 2, 1867, aud to facilitate their res
tora,ion as required, that majority of all
registered votes of the District shalt be
east in favor OF the ratification of the Con.
Etitniion before it becomes valid, bo, aud
the same is hereby SO far modified, that a
maiprily OF votes east at the election for
the ratification or rejection of the Cous;i.
tuition shall be considered as valid, aud as
affirming or rejecting said Constitution,
SEc. 2. BE Il further eRacted. That the
several States which may oe reconstructed
under The act of March 2, 1867, aud its
supplements, may, at the time OF voting
upsn the ratification of the Constitution,
vote also for members OF Congress, who
shall be entitled TO take their seats in the
next session in Congress, after their several
States shall have been admitted into the
Union, aud until a new oppOrtionment, eleo
tion for said members shall I've according to
districts as they existed ia 1888 aud 1889
except where otherwise provided loE, aad
the same elective officers who make returns
Of votes cast on the ratification or rejection
Of the Constitution, shall enulueraie and
certify to the votes cast for members o
Congress, and give certificates of election
to those whom they may deem entiIlec
thereto.
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The Mn.onIc resiirnl.

Agreeable to previous pnnounes ment, iliC
officers elect Of Phoenix Lodge No. 1873 F. and
AN. wore publicly installed at the Nj. f. Clnrcb
on Friday evening lhst The ceremonial was con.
Quoted by AsHER Cook and W. A. RoBEnrsos
7. Ms. After the installation, the audience was
addressed. by Rcvs. @. A. ADAMS and A. IIoLLfSd.
TON. The addresses were repetc with Masonic
truths and emincnly practical They were
listened to with profound attention, and we trust
that the seed sown did not fall upon stony ground
After the bcnedictioD pronounced by Chaplain
p. s. SLEvfS, the Masonic brethren, with their
wives aud friends, proceeded to the Exchange
where a bouuteous repast wns In waiting, and to
which justice was moted out IN full measure The
tables were bountfully supplied with all the sub.
siaptiuls and decncies of we'll appointed feast.
Smiles, greetings, good feeling and lively repartoo
presided at the lcstal board, and those who pattci
poted will not soon forget the pleasant occasion.
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IN the District Court OF the United States, for
L the Northern District of Ohio, SIS. In the mat
ter OF Anscn Smith, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
At Cieveltul, in the sii Distcet on the 18th
day OF December, A. d. 1851. Northern Distrie,
Of Ohio, IS. Take notice that petition has baen
filed in said Court by AnSon Smith, Of Perrys-
burg, in tho county Of Wood, in said District
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act OF Con-
gress of March "a, 1857, for discharge, and a
certificate thereof, frum all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act, and that the
2ltb day oC January next, at le o'clock A. NJ, is
assigned for the hearing or the same, when and
where you may attend AMI show cause, II any you
have, why the prayer OF the said Petition should
not be granted,
You viii also take notice that the second aud
third meetings OF Creditors, required by the 25th
aud 2Sth sections of said Act WIN be held by order
Of said Court on the 2tth day Of January, A. ID.
ls6s, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, at Toledo, in said Dis
trot, bofor0 u, r. Swigart Esquire, one OF the
Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL, Clerk of the District Court.
To the Cgsditors Of sad Bankrupt S6eSS 25
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NOW IS TnE TInIE.

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Invitation 70 cali and settle Tho bills arc already
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Don't be backward. Stand not upon the order Of
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have waited long time but the season Of proba
tion hasnow about drawn TO close. Now Is the
time. We must square our books, on account Of
the change IN the firm, and for the New Year.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
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SIuEl,IFF'S SALE.

vs.. -" " = - :, " ''s" "'S'
Joshua Bartlett, ct al. """N"'
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk ofthe Court Of Common Pleas,
of Wood dCounty, Ohio, aud 10 me directed and de-
iycred, will for sale at public venduo At the
Geor ofthe Court House, in the town Of Perrysburg
Wood County, Ohio,on
TUESDAY, February 4, lS8s,
Between the hours OF 10 and N o'clock A, NJ, oi
said day, the iOllowng described property, to.wit
The east half southeast quarter section 10, % 5,
range |, so acres, in Wood County,
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff
J. Y. PRicR, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Perrysburg, January 2, 1898. 36eS so
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a SWEEPING oRDEn.
Generals Pope, Ord aud swayne re
moved.

-.
The following order wds issued By Gen
erel Count % Saturday last;
W NiIrAB QuArrens Amy. J
-. ApJCTANf GEMS OrpiuE, WAsnrNdToN.
December 2e, 1867.
General Order No. LOG.
BY direction of the President of ti,e
United States the following orders arc
made; a
!. Brevet Major General T.. o. @. Ord
will turn over the command of the Fourth
Military District 10 lIrevet Major General
A. G. Gillem aud proceed to San Francisco,
California to take comm md of the Depart.
ment Of California.
2. On being rclievol by Brcvet Maio,
General Ord, Drevet Major General Irwin
Mcdowell will proceed TO Yicksburg, Miss.
and relieve Major General Gilem in com
mond Of the Fourth Military District.
3. Brevet Major General John Pope il
hereby relieved Of tho command of the
Third Military District and will report
without delay at the headquarters of the
army for further orders, turning over his
command to the next senior officer until the
arrival Of his successor.
A. Major General George g. Meade is
assigned to the command Of the Third Mil
ilory District. aud will assume il without
delay. The Department of the East will
be comfiapded by the seuior officer in il
till a connnanderis named by the President
b.sThe officers assigned in the foregoing
oiders to the command of the Military Dis.
tricts, will exercise therein, any and all
powers conferfod by the acts of Congress
upon district commanders. aud also any
and all powers pertaining to military de.
partment commanders.
9. Brevet Major General Wager Swayne
Colonel 45th United States Infantry, il
hereby relieved from duty in tho Bureau
of refugees, freedmen and abandoned lands
aud will proceed to Nashville, Tennessee,
to assume command OF his regiment.
BY command Of
U. s. GRANT, General.
f. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..