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4 Positive Remedy for a.
kinds of Hu1nors,


YTNHIs excellent medicinal compound was first
prepared by DR.. ]. W. POLAND, m lS47,
and Nas then employed with great success in
expelIing humors from the blood; but In 1s4S
medical friend who quite celebrated as physi
clan, especially in the treatment of hUmors, sug-
gested some important improvements, which wore
adopted and which has made it $50 the people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
to tthe faculty" 5. q.
o. This preparation is composed entirely of vegeta-
bles, among which Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and bloodroot. . s.sa"
When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at
Goffstown Centre, for the space of thirty forty
miles around, and In Manchester particularly, tho
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it ef
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had 10 wait for more to be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe eases of ErysIpelas were
treated with, h,-and they were curedl Erysipelas
sores, carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it With ScrofGla and
ltEheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs is pleasant to
the taste SAFE yet and effective in its action.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
And for sale By all Dealers in MedieiHs.
C. DAMON Dc CO.. P9Oprieteats.
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On Saturday the 9Th day of Aug, 1858
NIiEEEFF SALE.

- iEEtF'F eALE.
Isaac E5ssier and ~o1s. .Andse7s. .a1il,
l7C, =: ri,
~ vir.ua or : Il n ts57e.; r,ooo tte
c.-slrt ~ t.0o5gr5s11 pleas of 3-srlz cc.!8ty,
OH!@, sI.4 --a me- i7irectad. ~ia rltsr fo,-
sale ;sg puUi:c oat cry, ia III. town q
Alliance, Stark county, Ohio.
On Monday the Goth day of July, 1868,
the following described personal property
of Andrew Miller, to wit: One Piano
Forte, one rocking chair, one sofa, (or Is
Te Teata two hsating stoves. one marble
top table,. one marble top hul leau. one
stand, one common rs"kiHg chair, ono
sewing machine, ore sI-caktast table q nd
six cushioned chairs '.'css..-- -..-h
Sale TO commence at 10 e,Gl2ek Sc :. m.
| Terms, cash, r. A. IG N 3 AR,
Ht -..E Sheriff.
July g, 1858 -noo~r6
| <, HERIFF SALE. r"I s--s-.
French, Keith s. Co.. VS.. S. P. Borden and
| s. G. Mcdonald.
BY virtue of several fl fa's issued from
! tlie court OF common pleas nf Cuyah0gs
and STARK counties, Will stier for SAL
10y public out cry at the Store room for,
I merry occupied by said Borden, in tn,
/ tOwn Of Massillon, 10 80 .-.,.-..,-l
On Monday the 10th day of July, 1868
the leasebold of 8. P. Borden END S. c
M@Donald, which they may have or hol'
/ in a Store room in the town of Massillon
and situate on part of lot number ninety
six, and fronting twenty feet. more o
less, on Main street, by forty>fiYe feet
more or less, deep. Said Store rooms i
now occupied by Paier DelheiLn. -..
Sale ct two o'clock p. m. Terms. cash
r. \. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
July 8. JS6S-no5>W6 .r-- h.
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the bEM6GRl?ic NATIONAL CON.
VENTI0N.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION ON
SATURDAY.

HoRATIo SEYMOUR CHAIRMAN
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SkAOcRATIC STATE TICKET.

1RAocRATIo STATE TICKET.
Tor supreme Judge,
WILLIAM f. FINK.
Secretary or State,
-.r THOMAS HUBBARD.
school CommIssioner,
SAMUEL J. KIRKwOOD.
Member Beard OF Public Works,
ARTHUR HUGHES.
Clerk OF Supreme Ceuu,
JOHN NJ. WEBB.
VAls Democratic Electoral Ticket.
tFor the state at Large,
RUFUS p. RANNEY, Of Cuyahoga.
HUGH j. JEwETT, of Muskingum.
DEAocRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Auditor:
ANDREW PONTIUS.
Clerk:
GEORGE w. HENNING.
.. Commissioner.
ANDREW STAHL.
Inhrmary Director:
LAWRENCE ALEXANDER.
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June 3Aih, 1853.
CHERIFF SALE.

-. ..-.. .--. - ..-... .
George Arhuckls IS. John Raf.
BY virtue OF n Yendi exHonas, issusd
from the Court Of Common Pleas o. Stark
county. Ohio, and TO me 6irecUed. 1 will
ofIer for sale at public out ory at the door
OF the Court House, (HHrter's Block, y in
the city OF Canton.
On Saturday the 9Th day of Aug, 1868,
the following described real estate, si u
ate in the Town of Rochsstsr, Star.l onn-
| ty, Chic, to wit: The E2St half of lnt
numi'or ninety-one (gi) il SAID jutsiI-
Sale TO comInsncs a. One r'oioaE y, ~!
/ Teruia, cash. r 4 GbE Esi$l
! .-- g. .'- .. ..---.. E.,.erffs.
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OTTO MINTBRaALTER

- r. ta.1.tH- ..sA.- n. ss54..
oTro MINTERHALTEE
Watch and chronon1eter Maker,
Begs leave to announce to the citizensef
Canton and vicinity that he il
about opening store in
No. 1 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
~Having 8 thorough knowledge of the
business, Rnd'a large assortment of the
very best GO
Geneva & American Watches, Clocks,
JewelTy and SilverWsre!
1 can secure to my customers ssms adj
vantages of wi hich they will be ready 70
avail themselves %
SPECIAL, ATTENTION will be paid to re-
pairing OF all kinds, which will be. done at
reasonabl prices, and on short notice.
r.: AS~ Call and Seel ga, ,.zf-.
OTTO wINTERHALTER,
No. Opera HOUSE, Block.
iaES '6e-1v ~,
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Venfe PmbIfnme.
Succession dc William Smith,

Succession de William Smith.
I'm vertn dun ordGe de l'Hon. Coor
dn 8me District Judiciaire de Ia
Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
Calcasieu, il sera offert en- vente pn.
bliqpe, an plus offrant ct dernier
ench6rissenr, par IL soussign6 Admi
nistratrnr on par un encanteuF dh
mept commissioning, 4 Ia residence de
John B Smith, en- cette Paroisse, Ie
Jeudi, II Juin, 1868,
toutes les propridt6s appartenant a
Ia dite succession. situ6e en- cette
Paroisse, sayoir
1O.---Le tiers indivise
de 1900 acres de terres hautes ct
basses, ct Giant Ia partie 5 De section
4, et Lots 2. 8, section ~
36, I no 0 S, r noe O, Lnts 4, 8, @,
10, section 70 50. 7 40 Q s, R,
no 3 q; Lots !, let 3. section - ct
s. section no ., Il no 10 =. r no benf
coptenanl 81 acres. Anssi, Ia moi
tie O du ia = y, u liz y, De
section no 28. Il 3 IS, II 9 o; 10 la
N o, Ia liz o dnsli4 M q, E 49, ie
if4 @, ct Ia liz o do quarter s &.
section no 26, Z no 9 S, re o; Lots
no 2 ct 8, dissection Ho 85, 4 no 3
q, contenant 644 81 $1,000 acres.
90. Le tiers fndivise de cent
ylngtcHsq acres de terre, dans le
Township ~ dc IA Rang6s -.
section 49, pres - prairie Sh0ats,
en- cette Paroisse.
Co. q totes dlc betes q cornes
doacse tplus 90 mons, marques
sinsi NIX.
Sea csaeWaqIx eE tFlna enEa
iaronchesi lplns or oibs pienx de
iaFdlni et antrea ARTICLES.
r GorDrI0ae
A nni deaA III tf6is ais creaif
dig jour oa II vsnte. lss ae1netenfs
foarnissank euFa biltets sgeo a6curi.
te s9lvable ct solidaire, D Ia aatisEac.
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te Ee.


Succession q 8OisM Cole
ny vitsus 81 an order 81 the Hon. the
ER rithgh Judicial District Court "a
~ Louisiana ii Eor the Parish of Gals
easien, and 10 me directed, I, David j.
Read. Sheriff end anctioneeE viii offer
&c public auction, Co the last and high
est bidder, at Che last resia enee of John
r. Cole, deceased 81 Hickory Elat in
this Parish, On
wednesday, june ga. 1866,
the following described property, be.
longing Ia said succession, to wit
Asgs=aTEae half Of
the N. d. 81 Section 20, IN Township
B, s. az Range 4 West, il the District
of lands subject to sole at Opelousas,
containing So cores, Is per Patent from
the United States, certificate No. Q.
2d.--The wv. half Of the
N. B. Y, and che III e of the IN. Nv. "A
Of Section 29, and the IN. b of the M.
wv. II Of Section q, Id Township 5, IS.
Of Range 4 West, in the District Of
lands subject to sale at 0pelousas, con-
tanning IA $1,000 acres, as per Patent
Of Che United States, certificate No.
66l3 Graduation
3d.---The Lot or S. w.
81 Of S. Il. Of Section No. Ell, and
N. W.. Fl of N. e. u of Section No. 28,
Ia Township No. 3, South of Range No. 4
4 West, containing so $500 acres, as
per Receivers receipt and Registers
certificate No. S0O7, dated at the Land
Office at Opelousas, December 18th,
1860.
Ath.SO much Of the tract or
parcel Of land in the s. z. IL Of Section
No. 20, as per Receivers receipt No. \
41l8, dated 18th Dec. 1643, in Township
No. 5, South Of Range No. a West, be- |
ginning at the S. i. corner Of said u |
Section, and running North I. 59 chains |
TO a post thence West 20 chains to /
post, thence South 1.58 chains to said
Coles line, and thence East with said |
lne to the place of beginning, contain-
ing three l6Ll00 acres. as per private
act Of sale from William Foreman To
Absalom Cole, dated Nov. 9th, 1914.
The above tracts OF land viii be sold
subject to the peaceable possession
thereof by William Woods, until Feb.
LIST, 1869.
Terms AND CONDITIONS Cash. on
day Of sale.
d. J. READ,
Sheriff and Auctioneer.
May 2, 1868.
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- aa Fl -ImE.Ia.

Succession az sme Cour de Dist.
Eloise Riou, dee Paroisse Calcasieu.
NEOISE LEBLEU, Administrator d8
lHA Ia susdite succession, ayant pre-
sent6 IN Tableau final de r9glernenb eE
distribution de Ia dite succession, ac-
,compaqn6 dune petition demandaant
Phomologation d'icelui 1t attendu
du'iI q 6s6 fait droib b d demande de Ia
dite position, par ordre de la Cour sus-
dite, en- date du % Ayrils 1868
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donn6 aux interess6s dams cette
succession, d'avoir a d6duiTe, par 6crit,
al CRETE de la Cour susdite, dans les
trente iours qui suivront la date du pre-
sent avis, les raisons 81 aucUne lis ont,
pour 1esquelles le dit tableau ne serait
pas homologu6, ct administrator de-
charge de toute responsabilit9 ults-
rieure, et SON cautionnement cancell6.
u ". MOSS, Grefier.
Bureau du Greffer, Lac Charles, q
Mai 1868
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zion de- Administrator, ct fssidents
de cotte Ptoisbe, payable au dit
Administfa tedr, ou 3 sen ordfe, 2 sen
domici, p6TEant inter6t ralson de
8 podr cent l'an de rnaCurit6 Jnsqu'a
parfait Placement; Ia terre demeurant
sp6cialsment hypoth6qu6e. CT priyi-
lege dn Fendenr retenn jusqn'a pleln
etentier paiemeut du principal CT des
intsYsts Qai PoHTsent s'accroitre.
ISAAC VINCENT, admir-.
Lac Charles, 9 Mai, 1858.
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~ AWAB&DAa1 k9d9hIo
Estate Of VgtAlaaEn Smith, dec
UI virtue of an order Of the Hon.
~ the Eighth Judicial DISTRICT Court
of Louisiana, In and ter the Perish
Of Oalcasieu, there viii be offered At
public auction, % the last and high
est bidder, by the undersigned Ad.
minislratof oil 4 daily qualified Acc.
tioneer, at the residence Of John 3
Smith. iii this Parish, on
Thursday, Jurme ~, 1868,
all the property belonging To said
estate, situated IN this Perish, re-
manning unsold, to wit
1st.-- he undivided
third Of 1900 acres Of swamp and
high land, and being q part of Sec
1, and Lots |, 2, 3, , Sec No.
36, q. No. 8 81 RI 40, Q w. Lots /,
s, 8, Ito, , Sec No 35, T No 8
s., r. No. 8 w. Lots |, y and 8, Sec
and 8, Sec. No. 2, T No. 10 s.
r. No. nine, containing 657 acres
Also, the wv ll2 Of S. n ia, y ~
Of , Sec No. 20, T.9,S.R 9W
N. W.. ia, w. ll2 of N. b. ia, 3
w. TIA and w. liz Of s. q, quar-
ter, Sec. No 46, 7. No 8 s. r.. 8 w
Lots No. 2 and 5, of Sec No 35, 4
No 8 M, containing GA 49llOO acrs
.5th.---Ihe undivided
third of one hundred aud twenty
acres Of land, in Township Of
Range - Section , Near Shoats
prairie, in this Parish,
6th.---Ho rty head gem
tie horned cattle more or less,
branded thus; NX.
8th.---l5 wild horses and mares,
(more or less garden fencing and
other articles.
TERMS AND CoEDwIoNs
On one two and three years credit
from the day of sale purchasers 10
Furnish their promissnry notes with
good and solvent surely ia solido,
of this Parish, and salts
actory to the Administration payable
% said administrators or his order, |
IT bis 6oinicil, bearing eight per
;ent. per annum interest from matu-
ity until paid, and the land to re.
main specially mortgaged with ven.
lors privilege retained until the full |
md entire payment Of principal and |
he interest that may accrue thereon |
ISAAC VINCENT, Admir-.
Lake Charles, May 8 1853.
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Venfe DEL Ie sEleI.iG:
Etat de Ia Louisiana.

Taylor u Churchill 2 8me Cour dc Dist,
VS.. Paroisse Calcasieu.
VIM. Levy. No. 888.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri faeias a
~ moi adresse dams Iaffaire ci-dessus
imGttut5e, i UffriTai en- ve11te Juhftque, ar
plus offrant ct dernier ench6risseur, d
Ia Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse, en-
Ia vile de Lac Charles, SAlIEDI, le
6me jour de Juin, 1868, commencant d
i'll heures du matin ct continent de
jour en- Jour, sill est n6cessaire, tous les
droits, titres, int6r6ts ct pr6tentions de
VIM. Levy, le d6fendeur, aux propri6t6s
ci-apres d6crites, SAVIOR
494 yds calicot assorti; 1877 yds, (plus
GU moins, mousseline de laine; 45 yds
bar6ge; 81 yds toile assortie; 81 yds
mousseIine assortie; 65 yds linsey; 53I6
yds jeans; aussi, lots de kersey, gingas,
doublures, cotton, denims, hickory ct
poplin; rs chemises. assorties; 38 paires
de bas assorties; Al paires giants assor-
tbs; 80 paires pantalons; une quantit6 de
chapeaux; gilets; habits; bottles ct SOU
liers; coutellerie de maison; de table ct
de poche; I'm large assortment de quin-
caillerie; articles de toilette; balances a.
platteforIne ct a RESORTS; / fusil double:
une vitri6re; ct gen6ralement 10 conte-
nue. dun magasin de campagne.
Conditions de la vente, Compliant,
aYec ben6fiee d destination.
Les objects susdites seront exposes d
inspection dies acquereurs q Ia Maison
de Cour Ia yeille de Ia vente.
saisie dams l'affaire susdite.
ID. ]. READ, Sheriff.
Lac Charles, % Mai, 1868.
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Vente PubIf0ue.

Succession de John III. Cole.
I'm vertu dun ordre de PHon Cour du
~ SINE District Judiciaire de La Loui-
siane, dams ct pour La Paroisse Calca-
sieu, ct q moi adress6, ie, David j.
Read, Sheriff ct encanteur, offrirai en-
vente publique au plus offrant ct der
nier ench6risseuF, d la derniere resi-
dence de John r.. Cole, a Hickory Fiat.
en- cette Paroisse, le
Mercredi, 3 Jufn, 1868,
les propri6tes ci-apr9s d6crites, apparte-
nant q La dlte succession, SAVIOR
Lola HaOitfe r. du " N. b.
de Sec. %, T. 3, s.. r. "A Oaest, dams IL
District de terTe en- vente a Opelousas.
contenant 81 acres Patente DIES Etats-
Unis, certiicat No. 8.
2O.-La mOitie Quest du M.
=. ct Ia moiti6 =. du IN q. de Sec
29, ct Ia moiti6 N. du u N. %. de Sec.
~, I. 5S., RI Quest, dams le District
ue terre en- Yense q 0peI0usas, eonte-
11ant 244 3zF100 Laeres;: pa4eB+a das
Eta5s- Unis, csrtiacat No. 6613- Ora
duatlon.
30. Lot on Ii s. o. du " s. q.
Sec. "A, ct u N. o. du u n II. de sec
~; I. 8. r. o., contenant so 58TlO0
acres, recu ct certifcat dU Recorder W
9inr6gistreur, No. 5000, date du Bureau
des terres a Opelousas, 18 DGcembre
1860.
40.-Telie paFtie du s. II. de
Section 20, CONNIE par recu du Rece-
Teur, ne. Alb, date iii D6cembre 1913.
y 8 s. r. Z Quest, commencant 81 coin
y y Gu dit De Sec, conrant Nord
d Leg eheines nne borne, de ia Quest.
~ chaInes 4 une borne, de "a s. Los
eslalnes y "a igne De Cole, 81 ds ID F.sf
aa point de depart, aehet6 de William
FOREMAN : par Absalom Cole. 81 7afs "a
2 go7. ~, coEtenant B I6Yl00 aeres
.ies dts lots BE tarrea sefont gendus
8gles en "a possession do William
M3oas lusqu'au Ter F6vrier 1850
Er CoNDETToEs - Compliant
p. u READ.
2Md, 1863.
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Estate Of Martha q. Dial.

ITATE OF LOUISIANA, 9Th Judicial
Parish Of Calcasieu. District Court
EDWARD r. SIMS, Of said Parish
~ and State, having applied BY peti-
tion to be appointed Administrator Of
the Estate Of Martha O. Dial, late wife
Of Geo. B. Slaughter, of the State OF
Texas;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested intending to make
opposition to said appointment, to flo
the same in writing, in my Office, ia the
town Of Lake Charles, within ten days.
from the publication of the present
notice.
j. ". MOSS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May %, 1868
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Lake Charles Male and Female
ACAD - NJ ".

z AEE present session began, Monday,
q 28d Sept. 1867, and win close about
The last of July 1858.
Charges ia specie on its equivalent IN
currency, payable monthly.
Beard, lodging and washing, per
month fol children ........... .s8 Oh
For young men and young ladies, 8 on
Tuition i'll English department 2 en-
Ssudents furnish their own bedding.
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet nap
kIns
Strict attention paid Ia tbc mofui
Instruction of students.
II NJ BRYAN, Principal
FEB. IL, 1868. --ly.
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sIaerfG-2s Sale.
state on Louisiana.
Taylor b Churchill 9th District Court,
VS.. Parish of Calcasieu
ivy r Il on

VIM. Levy No. 888
DY virtue Of writ of feri facias to
lid me directed in the above entitled
suit, I will offer for sale at auction, to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House door of this Parish, in the town
of Lake Charles, on AIURDAY, June
6, 1858, commencing at the hour Of LII
"a, NJ, and continuing from day TO day,
if necessary, all the right, title, interest
and demand Of VIM Levy, the defen-
dant, unto the following described pro-
perty, to wit
494 yds assorted calico; 167 yds, more
or less, muslin de laine; 45 yds barege;
81 yds assorted linen; 73 yds assorted
muslin; 65 yds linsey; 5315 yds assorted
jeans; a small quantity of kersey;
checks; lining; drilling; denims; hick-
DRY, and poplin; % assorted shirts; 80
prs assorted hose; AL prs assorted gloves;
SO prs pants; a quantity of hats; vests;
coats; boots and shoes; household, table
and pocket cutlery; a large lot Of as
sorted hardware; stationery; toilet and
fancy articles; platform and spring
scales; double barreled shot gun; 1
show case; and generally the usual con
tents Of a country store
TERMS Cash, with the benefit Of
The above goods viii be open to the
Of purchasers at the Court
House, the day previous to the sale.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
ID. J. READ, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, May %, 1868.
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lTne state 81 IlollisIana..

Estate Of 8th DIsTRrcr CoURr
Eloise Rion, dec. Parish 81 Calcasieu.
MOlSE LEBLEU, Administrator of
" said Estate, having fled in the
Clerks Office Of said Court, Tableau
Of the final settlement and distribution
Of the same, accompanied by his peti-
ton, praying that the same be hornolo-
gatad and approved And whereas, the
prayer Of said petition hiss heep granted
bg order CT this Court, dated April 2bh,
1868
Therefore, notice u hereby gwen "a
fii persons Intending ca make oppoai-
Ton, if any they haye, within thirty
ea rom Che dats hereof, why said
k@ole9p shOHld NET be Rpprevaa and
hen9loga fhe Admins tor dis
emerged nom fa 1er liabty end his
" MOSS. Clerk.
49, sE oea Lake CHARLES May "a,
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Estate III David IL. Foreman.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 9Th Judicial
Parish Of Calcasieu. District Court.
YTTHEREAS, David Foreman, of this
wv aforesaid Parish, having fled il
the Clerks Office Of the District Court.
a petition praying to be appointed Adj
ministrator of the Estate of his de
ceased father, David u. Foreman
Therefore, notice is hereby given 10
all persons interested, to file their OBJ
jections, if any they have, to said ap-
pointment, in writing, in the said
Clerks office, at Lake Charles, within
ten days from the date hereof
j. ". MOSS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May %, 1868.
Succession dc Da0id q foreman, d6c6a6.
ETAT De Ia LOUISIANA, Cour du 8me
Paroisse de Calcasieu, I Dist Judiciaire
4 TTENDU, que David Foreman, de
Ia la susdite Paroisse, ayant enr6gistr6
dams le bureau du Grefier de Ia susdita
Cour, une petition priant pour La noni-
nation d'Administrateur de la success
sion de son pere, David =. Foreman,
d6c6d6;
I'm consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent dome aux int6ress6s, d'enr6gistrer
leurs objections a la dite nomination,
par 6erit, dams le dit bureau du GrefIier,
q Lac Charles, dams les dix jours qpi
la date du present avis.
j. VI MOSS, Grefier.
Bureau du Grefier, 23 Mai, 1868.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That appisaa-
IN ton will be made by the subscriber 10 The
Directors OF the Board Of Chosen frcthoiders ~
the County of Hudson, and to the Bir~ctor ~
The Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the ca1xty
of Union, on The twelfth day of November sssls-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, at ten O'Clock Ia
the forenoon of that day at the Court Housa IN
the City of Elizabeth, in Union county, ks3slas
the came day and ho1r at the Court Huuse In 4afe
city OF Hudson, in Hudson County, for hnensc
10 build wbarves ani.piers in front OF his }axHs
sttuated on the waters of Newark Boy, In De
Township of Bayonne, in the County OF EZzzsen
to extend as follows
Beginning at higlswater mark on the s5safe M
Newark Bay, in the division line between the
lands of the applicant and the lands os Me7es !;
thence north iitty degrees and twenty :nikHtee
west, nine hundred and ten feet 10 the exterior
line of solid filling; thence along said ilDe rd
solid filing north@thirty-nine degrees and t0n
minutes, east five Aundred and fort, feets abeRfe
south fifty degrcesand twenty minutes, aeat xigfsf
hundred and fifty sect 10 high water mark in khE
division line between the lands OF the appi3tnnl
and the lands of Norris thence sonts,ssentsris
along high water mark the several courses fhexe-
OF about I've hrHared and sixty feet to fne siaee
OF beginning; together with two piers canlmezse-
ing on the exte-ior line OF solid filling, distant
one hundred ana thirty feel purtheasferiy ffeEa
the westerly corner of the solid filing OF 1heap-
plicant, said pisrs to be forty feet wide and fno
hundred and fifty feet long 10 extend intp New
ark Bay, on q course north fffy degrees asad
twenty minutes west, and to have TN opening
between the piers of two hundred feet.
JACOB Il. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. %. 1868. ~ siew8w