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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23

Schmidt, Emile Rost, and P. 8. Wilt we,.
nominated, and having received majoriS
of the votes cast, we're declared duly electas
Commissioners of the Houses of Refuge ~
that district.
For the Fourth District, Messrs. Hem.
Jackson, James Heating, and John scbp
ling were nominated, aud having received y
majority of the votes cast, were declaraa
| duly elected Commissioners of the Houses m
Refuge for that district.
The two Boards then proceeded in io,, Ne
session to the election OF q director on h. NJ
half of the city for the New Orleans, One IN
lousas, and Great Western Railroad Com d
pany.
Messrs. A. G. Hutchinson, Jules A. Ia
Blanc, and j. Il. wingfield were nominated ID
Mr.. A. G. Hutchinson, having received
majority of the votes cast, was declared
duly elected.
Upon motion the two Boards then retired
to tAe Mayors parlor to consult, In com \
mittee, measures to relieve the financial en-
bsrrassment of the city.
Upon returning to their chamber, bus "A
ness being resumed, Mr.. Rose offered tbs
following resolution, which was adopted an
its several readings with the following yotp
and sent to the Upper Board for conour
renee:
Yeas: Messr'. Kearny, Rose, Aitkep, N
Walker, Penberton, Camp Grandpre, Fish.
er, Farrell, and Breen.
Nay: Mr.. Pandely.
| Resotoed, That the chairmen of the Finaro.
| Committees of the Common Council he ani
they are hereby authorized to hypothecaiS
the DIS receivable belonging to the citV
and to borrow money ON same in such sumsa
aud for such time as they may neem best ior
the Interests of the city.
Pending ebe consideration of the above
resolution was received from the Upne
Board, having in view similar object, which i
was read, and on motion ordered to be filed
The foregoing resolution was returned nv
the Upper Board so amended as to read AZ II
follows:
| ResotUed, That the Finance Committee,
| OF the Common Council, together with III
Treasurer, be and they are hereby au thoriza5
to bypothecate the bills receivable belong
| ing TO the city. aud TO borrow money on r.
same IN such sums and for such time as they
may deem best for the interests of the Gin
and that they may sell as well as hypotht,
cate said bills.p
The resolution as amended was then
| adopted.
Yeas: Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Attkens
Walker, Pemberton, Camp, Grandpre, Fish
er, Farrell, and Breen.
Nay: Mr.. Pandely.
The Board then adjourned.
JOHN TOBIN, seoretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
DISTRICT COUNT or THE UNITED
STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Hankruptcy-No. us.

IN THE MATTER OF B. B. NEwHALL.
Bankrupt
WHEREAS D. B. NEWHALI. of New Orleapz
w and district Aforesaid. duly declared bankrupt
under the act Of Congress of march 1867 mas this
Gay nied IN SAID curt petition praying for dis
cnarge and certincate thereof from alf his debts
apq otner claims provabie under said act
NOTICE y therefore given to all creditors who have
proved 'helr debt5 and TO all other persons in in
teTest !hat the day of November 1858 Al II
A n, y assumed Tor the hearing of the same and
tnat they may then and there attend and show
petieion should not be efanted Fse. Va 'Ae '~iN
Disrks oMoe. New Orleans, JAY II, 1854
bzo seq oozS X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23

SrAAsA bEbSlOA.
mr. Shields In the chair. explained the
purpose of the joint session to be the elec.
ton OF thirteen Commissioners of the
Houses of Refuge and one Director on be-
halfof the city for the New Orleans, o oeIou.
sas, and Great Western Railroad Cempanv.
For the First District, Messrs. john Nc
oAhrey, A. L. Bruce, Charles Clinton, and
A. W. Hyatt were nominated, and having
received majority of tbs votes cast, were
declared duly elected Commissioners Of The
Houses Of Refuge for that district.
For the Second District, Messra. ]. G. van
Wickle, George W. Dunbar, and Edward
Barnett were nominated, and having re.
ceiEed majority Of the votes cast, we're de.
clared duly elected Commissioners of the
Houses Of Refuge for that district
+ FOR the Third District, Messrs. Wiluana q,
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northeast or lower side of St. Ann street.
according to plan of the City Surveyor to
be annexed to the contract, and that the
said l.. Gagnet, lessee, binds himself to
grant said privilege during the term of his
lease, and to withdraw any and all suits
winch he may heretofore have entered
against the city for damages sustained hy
him by the city draiping into said Bayou
-. John aud Carondelet Canal, aud TO hold
the city free Of all damages until the first
OF February, 1862 and further, that the
CiroDdelet Canal and Navigation Company
bind themselves to grant to the city for
draining purposes the use of the chanuel
OF Bayou st. John, from the mouth of the
Carondt let Canal to the northeast or lower
side of st. Ann street. for the term OF their
charter, according to the plan above
mentioned. In consideration of said priv
leges the city buds itse T to cease draining
into the navigable channel OF said BAYOU
s.. John aud CArondelet Canal from the first
February, 1860, and to pay said | !. Gagnet
t1t sum OF twenty five thousand dollars
(S25 O00); aud further, that in consideration
OF the above privileges, and on receiving due
notice from the Mayor OF the completion of
the contract between said Louis Gagnet
lessee, and the Cafondelet Canal and Navi.
ga5iou Company and the city of New Orleans,
Tue Controller be and he is hereby authorized
to issue warrants on the Treasurer IN favor
o L. us Gagnet, amounting in the aggregate
to twenty-five thousand dollars, ($25 000),
divided iuto such sums as the said Louis
Gagnet may require. in full payment of all
his claims for damages against the city OF
NV Orleans; and further, that upon com.
pletion of the foregoing the City Attorney is
Instructed TO Withdraw the appeal ot the suit
Of Louis Gagnet, lessee OF the Carondelet Ca
nal aud Navigation Company VS.. the city of
New Orleans, before the Supreme Court.
Your Committee beg leave to report ia
yorably. GERALD FARRELL,
Chairman;
w w WALKER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT Of
LOUISIANA. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23

The accompanying rssoiafion.k
Resolpsd That the Controller be aud IA a
hereby authorized 70 gaEFant On the Trea7.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
CHINA.


The United States Minister TO China, the
lion. A BURLISoAME, seems to be in espe.
oiNl favor with the Emperor He has been
appointed Special ambassador to revise
treaties between tho great Powers and
China. Many complicated questions have
arisen under treaties heretofore existing.
The duty will deyolye On Mr., BuRIINaAME
TO negotiate their settlement on a satsiao
tory basis.
II isaworthy Of note that this selection
is cordially approved by tho several for
eigp Ministers rosidiUg near Pekin. The
approved thus manifested, speaks we'll of
tha high character and qualification o, Mr..
BuRLlNaAxE, and place tho diplomatic pol
icy Of the Repablic, in advance Of the old
monarohies cf Europe. Il also shows TIE
broad surges of American civilization are
SwOepiog gioriously over that land of pre-.
judices The yiialiElug power Of our free
institutions, are doing for the Chinese that
which theswiord Of England has failed 10
accomplish. Their dark and chilly preiu
dices arr, ais4ppsariag in the light Of thai
system, whicilisoulcaies tue largest mount
of goq3. 70 the greatest number of persons
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
TIE DEMOCRATIC SCRAMBLE FOR
OFFICE,

Our Democratic friends arc rejoicing
over tho wind fall of good luck that bctell
them last October, and arc making the
most of their advantage
Hungry and ravenous politicians, who
have had tho girdle of necessity around
them for over ten years are now awake to
,hcir opportunity, aud rejoicing in it. In
these matters, Columbus for the past week
or two, has presented an animated appear
ance. Men long, men short, men fat, men
lean, all we've there, with willing heads, to
lick tho Off oial platter clean" The minor
oIiees are all tilled, and many an expectant
has returned home with sorrowIul heart,
miaus money time lost, and hopes blightcd.
But the tug of war was not with these.
That roat ofarms took place between those
redoubtable champions Judge TuuRNAN aud
C. l.. YALLANpIGHAM The prize was that
of U. S. Senator. In this fierce contest, the
Democratic SoLoN, has triumphed over the
martyer. Judge THURMAN had majority
on Joint ballot of 81 to "a over NALLANpId
MAN.
This result viii speak well for the self
respect aud discrimination of the Demo
cratic party, but it is an ungrOteIul mani
festation to the martyr.
We view the return Of Judge TnuRMAN
10 tho United Statos Senate, in place OF
honest old BeN. WApe, as misfortune to
this State, Had VAfLANDIdHAM succeeded,
it would have been still worse, it would
have been an indelible reproaoh. AS it is,
the man whoropenly boasted that he did
not, when in Congress, vote a dollar, nor n
man, to aphold the flag of our country in
the time Of its extremity, will not dis.
grace the. Senate by his presence.
Alas poor VAL, lie has suffered tho
panSs of murtyrdom again. This time the
bandage has been torn from his gapping
wounds by the hands of his friends, and
the martyrs cold blood flows uiresh
Whsfo can ho fly for aid Where obtain
comfort Canada is the place, Yes, there
in the time OF his past tribulation, he was
eucircled by the onaple tail OF tho British
Lion, aud derived consolation therelrow
There is his friend GEoRoE n, SAUNDERS
and the home Of that great patriot JgF
FERsoE DAVIS is there. There the nobl,
army of men are concentrated, who rar
away from their eountry's service, Will
them he will have fitting associates.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
Melissa i. Barbee, Guardian of
Mary c. and Wm. L. BHrbee, Wood County

u. |
Mary C. and VIM. L. BIrbee, Wood County
VS.. Probate Court.
MA Her Wards.
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued by the
i Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, in this
case, will offer for sale, at the door of the Court
house, in Perrysburg, ON
MONDAY, February TO- 1853,
Between the homs of and o'clock p NJ. of said
day, the following described real estate, to.wit:
The sw Il Of section No. %, twp |, 100 acres !;
appraised at $500.
The east i of the northwest 4 Of section No.
S5, t. !, 50 acres; appraised at 50, 533.
The north part Of the southwest u OF section
No. 49, tip |, 1j7 43l0O acres appraised at s7,2l5.
The south part OF the west e of the northwest 4
of sec No. 30, tn |, 5j acres appraised at 81 466
Michigan Railroad, section "a, town /, 90 Sl-lO0
acres appraised at $500.
Said above described lands being in the United
States Reserve of Twelve Miles Square, in Wood
Wood County, Ohio.
ALSO o. Part of River-tract No. 40, east-bf the
Dayton and Michigan Railroad, 60-l00 acres
appraised at Sl00. ..
The west part fractional section No. II, twp G,
range 10 east, 50 95-l00 acres; appraised at
S3,SSl %. .t.s .r
Aud the east fractional part of section No. a.
tp 0, range 10 east, SO 95-l00 acres appraised al
s., $50; all in Wood County, Ohio.
All of the above described lands will be sold
free end unncumbered of dover. rf
Terms of Sae--One-third cash in hand one.
third in one year, aud one-thrd in two years from
day OF sale deferred payments to be secured by
. n mortgage on the premises sold, and on interest
from day of sale. MELISSA Ia. BARBEE,
Guardian Of Mary c. and VIM. Il. Barbee
Perrysburg, January 10, 1858. 3Sdsll 10
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

nlrCH NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
IL that petition has been hled With the Clerk
of Jackson Township, Wool County, Ohio, aud is
now pending, for the'losaHon and establishment Of
a ditch AS follows Commencing about ten feet
west OF tAe section line, between sections No. 10
and ~, iR said township, near the southwest cor
ner uf the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of seosion No. 20 thence due north ON
what Is known as the Giead and Rouudhead Road,
through sections nineteen, eighteen, seven and six,
10 the north line of said township. about ten feet
west ct the northeast corner of said section six,
and lhere 70 terminate Said petition will be beard
at the residence Of Adam waltman, in said town
10 O'clock A. NJ.
This 18Th dav of Jenusrv, h ID. 1885,. A
2Sbs ADAM wAlTMAN, Petitioner.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17

The Democratic Convention at Lndilnp.
oils, held on the Stl inst, was large and
enthusiastic, bur hot entirely harmonious
There was quite a rebellion against the
cn'-and.dried programme of the regular
party hacks, who however, managed to car
~ thugs their own way. Twenty counties
voted against expressing preference fo:
Pendlet0n for President The platform is
long and Copperhead in character. 7. A
Hendricks was nominated for Governor by
acclamation A. 7. Elgorton, of Allen
County, was nominated tor Lieutenant Gov.
crnor General Reuben G. kise, for Secre-
lary of State Joseph V. BennesdefIer, for
Auditor; James b. Ryan, for Treasurer;
Noah S Larose, for Clerk OF Supreme Court;
NJ. A. o. Packard, for supreme Court Re
porter Speeches were made in the even.
ing by Hendricks and Dan. Voorhees,.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
REPORT OF THE SENATE COMMIT
TEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS,

The Senate Committee, on Military al
fairs aud the Militia, to whom was referred
the Presidents message, concerning the re.
moval Of Mr.. STANTON, have presented their
report ou that case.
Senator HOWARD has therein fully cx'
hausled tho question, aud places tho Pros
idsut IN very disoredittblc position
PROM the testimony alduccd, the head
aud front Of Mr.. SrASroS's offence, appears
20 be his non compliance with the Presi-
,lonte g Policy" The sovereign ruler oil
this Republic can brook no opposition to
his policy. To question it's propriety is n
capital offence bringing on tho offender
swift punishment. Neither character, pa.
triotism, public service, nor any other
thing can palliate the grave crime OF OPP
posing the action or questioning the Policy
Of the gentleman in tho White House.
By his vindictve Il the Off ,ial heads of
public servants thus oir;nding, both high
aud low, have boon Topped of, and are now
lying in the dust.
Wore there less intelligence In tho ma
tiol, combined with moro sagac.Iy, in the
humble individual acting as President, his
ambition. and sclf-will, would prompt him
to play the role of LOTS NArjLEoS, aud
thus no would either imprison or baDish
those who opposed his Policy. The ouly
obstacle to such action is the rant of
pOrer, not of ,piW
Whilst looking with regret on the pcr-
verse action Of Mr.. JoHSsuS, 1t is also a
gratifying consideration that the Conslitu'
tion Of which hc vaunts so freely, has lin.
tied tho period of his power for evil. There
il not considerate or patriotic man in tho
nation who will not anticipate with pleas.
rrc, the iles of March 1869, when this petty
dictator, and his Policy" shall together
sink into merited oblivion. Should any ro'
membranos of ANDREW JOHNSON be there.
after cherished, it will be only as bur
lesqnc on our national character showing the
hights Of folly, and presumption to which
the Tailor and his Goose have ascended.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

In section 81, Henry Township, Wood County,
Ohio, of 15O acres of good Farming Land. About
35 acres cleared and fenced; Log Dwelling and
Barn; not less than 100 fruit trees of good quality,
Grapes, etc. Price, 50 900 in payments. Good
soil, good markets, aud good neighborhood. Call
and see Mr.. John T. Jones, on the premises.
For Sale, cheap, in prompt pay or in pay
mcnts, n new dwellmg-house and lot, no feet front
and 1873 feet rear Of in lots Nos 393 and 400, Per
rysburg, Ohio.
so acres, n 4 ne qr sec 36, Webster, ditching
paid for, at slO per acre in payments.
so acres. = sw or sec 5, town 3, range 10, in
Henry, at 50 per acre.
A number of fine in-lots for sale cheap in Per-
rysburg.
Desirable lands in Laporte aud Scubcn Co.'S,
Ind, for sale at a bargain.
j. RICKETTS,.
Pcrrysburg, January l6, 1868. 4laz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17

1t is reported that gigantic swim die is
being uneorthcd at Adrian, in which Il
large number Of farmers have been swindled
of sums varying from $50 to $500. 1t was
done by getting them to give ther notes
condilionnlly tho conditions being written
OF the back of the note across one end.
and The conditions then bciug torn or cut
off. leaving clear hoic, and then being
sold Que John C. C1tcn has been ar
rested and held for examination at Adrian,
OH the 18th, Tor attempting to sell one ol
these notes made by d. Lewis, of Cam
bridge, to De Witt Clark, of Adrian, The
patent Tor which lhcsc notes were given
is "Thc Young American Grain Dnler."
Another of the swindltrs, it is stated, has
been arrested Al Hudson for selling one OF
the notes TOicdo Conn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17

Bssr year Niles made $4,000 flour bar.
feis 10000 barrels Of -four, aud 3,5OO,OOO
bricks. "
TnE North Carolina and South Carolina
Conyentions both effected a pefmnnent or,
ganization yesterdy. "
RUSSELL BErrs, of Macomb county, has
fallen heir to fortune of 81 500O00 by
the death Of a relative in England.
THr Republican members of Congress
from Ohiu, ,mvesigncda petition against the
confirmation OF S. 8. Cox as minister TO
Austria. Fsraara--
LuMBERMES arc in high glee about East
Saginaw. 200.000,000 feet Of lumber have
already been got out at the various camps
il the valley. 5.....s
In the Pennsylvania Legislature yester
day, resolutions were offered supporting
Secretary Stanton. Efforts OF the Democ.
racy to kill them were unsuccessful. at
THe Connecticut Republican State Con.
veniian met in Hartford yesterday, aud
nominated Marshall Jewell for Governor
The resolutions endorse Grant and the
Radical Union platrorm.
CoLrMBrs, January 15-The Legislature
met in ioiut convention, and declared a
g. Thurman Senator for six years, from
March a, 1869.
Governor Hayes has appointed Joseph
T, Webb, of Cincinnati, Surgeon General
of Ohio
TEN AcREs or PLAsTERryG. The eutiro
plastercd surface OF Pixies Opera House
building, as certified by Mr.. Il. 3. Moore,
the measurcr, who has just completed the
measurement. is ten and one third acres
just think of Liucon Park, leaving out the
Lake and walks, rllstered, or a street sixty
feet wide, with a surface OF plaster OF
nearly oro aud half miles IN length, and
you will have some conception Of the ex-
irnI Of fhis Mnrk
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of G, Stevens 4 Co. is this day dis
4 solved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to sale firm
will call aud settle. All notes and accounts will
be paid h., or settled by, p. W. Parkhurst, the
Agent of tue new firm of MeGO0key 4 Moore, ex-
eept those whose notes and accounts are reserved
by, and payable to, G. Stevens, in receipt OF the
date Of January Z, A, d. 1868. The business of
the old firm will be carried on by She new firm, at
the old Stave Factory, in perrysburg,
CHARLES STEVENS,
j. w. MoG0OkEY,
HENRY MOORE.
Perrysburg, January Z, 1868. 3Im
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
Guardians Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Prnbatc Court Of
L Hancock County Ohio, made on the llth day
January, \, ID. 1868, in the case of john X. Mley,
Guardian Of Alex. IL. Malev, against His Ward,
the undersigned will, ON the Sth day of February,
a. d. 1858, at II o'clock NJ, on the premises Of
fer at publc sale, lct to the life estate of said
John r. Malcy, the following described real estate,
situate in Wood County, Ohio to-wit The south
east quarter of section No. 20, township No. 3,
north range IL, Terms of Ssle-Cash in hand.
Appraised, subject to said life estate, at 5000.
JOHN II. MALEY,
Guardian OF Alex II. Maley.
W. j. VANCE, Atty for Petitioner. 3Sls4 IS
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17
Sale Of Real Estate by order of Court.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day or January, A. u.
~ 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door Of the
Courthouse, in the city Of Fremont, Sandusky
County, Ohio, win be sold TO the highest bidder
the following real estate, as the property of John
O'Brien, deceased, to-wit; The east half OF the
southwest quarter of section number thrty-fve
lSS } In township number four ~, of the United
States Reserve, 10 the county Of Wood and State
OF Ohoi containing eighty acres, more or less ;
free trum The dover Of the widow, Sarah o'Brieu.
Appraised az $500.
Terms 81 Sale--one- half cash down, the balance
m one and two years with interest, secured by
mortgage ON the premises. .a.
JOHN WISE, Administrator.
December 10, 1851. SleS6 25
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-17

WnISAN nENRy SNuu has resigned the
office oi Secretary ot State, Governor
Hayes has appointed John Russell for the
uuexpired term of Que year Mr., Russell
has hccu chief cleIk for several years.