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TIE VIRTUE OF BoREs.-The main virtue of the
race Of bores is obvious enough. They perform
for example, in political life the functions which
elephants used to discharge in ancient warfare
huge pacbydermafous animals who crush their
way, by sheer weight and insensibility. through
obstacles calculated TO repelthe more thin-skinned
races. 1t is true that, like the elephants, they
sometimes render very ambiguous service. They
require to be skifully guided into the right path
by more intelligent leaders, for, once started in
any direction, their only notion is TO go straight
ahead. If the object is a good one, they may, OF
course. be of excellent service. The " Ancient
Mariner'i Ia the most perfect. though uninten-
tional, aegory Of the true philosophy Of bore.
The terrible old gentleman who interrupts people
just as they are going to dinner. and tells every
the same WORDS from which ii is impossible to ex
tract any particular moral till he gets TO the end
exemplifes the modus operandi Of the bore in the
most striking manner.-IC itizen.
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Imports.

V PENSACOLA -Steamship Lizzie bales cot.
ton rs bbls turpentine G Rogers &co-sundres
TO order
MOBILE Steamer Mary-l01 bales of cotton to
Pug Bros-sundries to order
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-lS pkgs hides and
sundries to order rns
HAVANA-Schr Salvador-S00 bxs of sugar So
hhds molasses 10 ties do A Thomson &co
HAVANA-Schr Isabelta-30 hhds 10 bbls mo-
lssses 500 bxs sugar Troisgros
MATANZAS-Sch Morris 20 hhds 10 ties mo-
lasses 500 bxs sugar Troisgros
NEW Notwithstanding George Cromwell
Astd mdse ....,.,4s. 90
UTILLA-Schr by Travers-Fruit to order
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oPELOUsAs.


REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at 6PM
EcR 0f.AOUsAs. WASHINGTON, PORT
and Bayou Ceurtsblesu-Tns good and safe steamer
Starlight, Gus =. Lonaiilsf, master. n Ksnisan.
clerk viii leave above Wn leave Washn gfon svsry
Sunday at 10 O'Clock \. For freight passage apply
on board or 70
BLOCH BROS, ISL Couno. street. n o.
or O. HINCkLEY SON Wsshingtsn- La
p. 8-The steamer Annie Wsxiey connects Il Fshiaa
with steamer Bun Frog and bsrgss for all lsndnxx
Bseuf, and viii sign through bills Of lad1ag
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During the recent season - at Saratoga
little knot Of ladies', seated in the psrlor Of Le-
lands hotel, were discussing the subject of mar
rage. One Of the party, q single young lady,
said: "Mstches are made in heaven" Every
likely,r was the quiet rejoinder Of q married
lady, her friend, "snd they are often dipped in
the other plscep
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Marine 1mteuigentt.

e@tdIluk SulelllBetIks
crrsoxsr orrrcx, No "a Csxr srn.srl
Sunday. March 2. 1885,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cortes, Whitman, for New York.
Steamship United States, Norton. for New York.
Wood. Low & Iludwigsen
Steamer Sarah. Deering. for Mobile. Master
Steamer Alice Dean, Maratta, for Cincinnati:
t Master
Ham ship Jupiter, Hanschild; for Bremen. -
''''f ''-s '''0' '''' wR Buddendorn
Bark Florence Peters, Hooper, for Genoa,
WR Buddendorf
Br brig Hope, Bado, for Havana, Master
Brig Mary Z Hurds Hastings, for Havana, Master
schr Calawamtak, Packard, for Charleston,
Thorndyke Norton
schr Ann Lyons, Kemp, for Boston,
schr Babson, Hulse, for Ruatan, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Cromwell, VAIL from New York
I4th inst. to A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola, to J
C Rogers &co-Basin
Br schr Salvador, Hanson, days from Havana,
to Goldenbow & KelIey-2d district ID
Mex schr Isabella, Montesta, from Havana, to
Br schr Morris. Froaty. from Matanzas, to Gold
enbow & Kelley-Point
Br schr Hy Travers Richards, from Utilla, to mas
ter-Point
Lugger Morning Star, from Lafourche, to master
I'D district Is
Lugger Magnolia. Savoie, from Bayou L'0urs, to
msster-2d district l5
rowBoArs.
Mohawk, Packard, from St Louis, with 4 barges.
STEAMBOATS,.
Great Republic, Donaldson, from st Louis.
Mary. Carroll. from Mobile--P RR.
Lafourche. Kouns, from Shreveport.
Idahoe, Blanks, from Camden.
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Natchez.
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile-Basin.
Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, March 12-Arriyed FIN New Orleans.
brig Ossippe. Twombly, and schr Denicke,
Jones. l4th-Sld for New Orleans, via Havana,
steamships Benville, Baker; Crescent City,
Holmes; George Cromwell, Vail, and Lodona,
Boston. March lied for New Orleans, via
Havana. steamship Oriental. Snow. l3th-Arr
from New Orleans, schr E NJ Wright, Freeman.
l5th-Arr from New Orleans, bark Scotland.
3 Providence, r /, March l0-Arr from New Or.
leans, schr r C Thomas, Crockett.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HavTe. Feb Z3-Cleared Tor new orleans, snip
Sancho PaDzs, Bagar.
Bremen, Feb 23-Arrived from New Orleans,
ship Carl, Often.
Exports.
NEW Notwithstanding Cortes-536 bales of
cotton 294S hidos 5000 SKIS leo bbs oil lac do
nuts 3Ol bbls beef 2S7 ties do 375 bxs cheese BIS
cases mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship United States=2ll
bales cotton As halfbaes moss % bbls whisky SO
bbls beef 965 ties do 1852 hides bdls deerskins %
bales rope cuttings IL pkgs mdse
iLlVERP0OL-Ship Vanguard-402l bales cot
ton 430 hides bbls hams
p GENOA-Bark Florence Peters-951 bales of
cotton
BREMEN-ship Jupiter-S5S1 bales cotton 2
cases tobacco 2400 slaves
HAVANA-Brig Hope-l000 bbls -four LOG do
lard 80 bales hay 40 empty hhds 1897 pkgs mdse
HAVANA-Brig Mary Hurds-SSl empty
casks. e '.ru t
: RUATAN-Schr Babson-2 bbls -four 6 bbls
pork 5000 feet lumber 5000 shingles
iCHARLEST0N-Sch Chatawamtak-2464 SKIS
corn
BOSTON-Schr Ann Lyons-l0ll bales cotton
209 bales moss $40 slaves
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-2 hhds sugar bbls
do and sundres
iCINCINNATI-s Steamer Alice Dean-Sundries
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Fare, to and nom tss Lake, dag, - eenssL
Passengers for GENTLY mast notify the oonoucs7 psfso
tessurs 81 train. Fare to GENTLY Station II eente each
GEO PAKDKLY Gsnersl Superintendent
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HARDwAKz AND SHIP cRAxpLxxx

uthOnk1N En- klhhO w n n E<s
AND SNIP CHANDLxEH
1ILls H. Bosrcx, FsASx ". SEYMOUR,
Bosttek - Dcyoour.
Irportsrs and Dsalsrsin
HEAsy AID sAKLF HARDwAz 2EB uuTLKzS
xCvEs, IN nkkE and TINEEks TOOLS,
EAR end sh -ET RON. TIN and TIN PLATR
sHEET COPPER. A-EC, NAILS. AXES.
0HAINs, sHOvELs. sPADEs HoEa
LKAD PIPE. SHEEP LEAD. GAS PIPA
BRAss WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
xBBBE1 Betting, HOSE and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE. Etc, ooRDAGk,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TwINAs
OILS, PAINTS LAMPS, LANTERNS. Ess
All Ernd efstsaubcat and Railroad supplies
Fulton and Front streets corner Common
sels Azsnss for .. ID. weston's LIGHTNING RODS.
Louisiana, Mississippi Texas and Alabama
7 EEBs FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED In lsssj
osrnsr % ps,ord and Fouehsr streets.
webez inform friends inc yshhc zsssr<y
prepared formerly, 10 manufacture Steam
Engines, Boilers Sugar his Sugar Kettles Draining
chimes Nrs CSttaa Presses Newell Screws Gear
Ing Mouths Grsts Ears all kinds Of Plantation
Steamboat wOrka AID description Of Machinery IN
Ina South. LEEDS 90.
Orders Ie At Box rs Mechanics ana Dealers Exshsass
willrsesive prompt attention.
SHAzsrEA&R IxoS rogk.Kx.
JOHN axDDss-gos A. sEAKsPEARE-s. g~ooPj
asd1es. ehakspears n Os.s
sn fosndsrs sseanisss n.u.f.stars sysy
IN "a q sen z.sps , s1g h ,. vSa1a
ssss W.sssss - RissSsrl.t ws,s ~ al sisss
z NAEsH DENMAs a co..
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
csusr Of oarondset erssisr strs-ss
new oRLEAEk
s-.--h R,.ss''.s-,.rs- a,..
r. Q. rALMER q co..
O. O PALMER JOSEPH WILD. n. 8 COZ,
Importers end wholssss and Rssasa Deaasx IN
Carpets. Mats on Caeshs. Ete.. nss..
~.~ % s.a ~ Damn ssr~-s. Me- os.-n< L.
CIsTERN AND CARPENTERS WORK.
The undersigned having removed from his old stand No. ITO
Camp street. be pleased receive ,hs orders Of his old
WIN. AYREs,
cistsrr Maker and Carpenter.
ERNEsT TURPIN. WHOLESALE kASUFAc-
Drops. and syrups By steam Importer q French oras
phns Decorated Toys cosssqsss Fancy fspsrs CsKs
Stands Bouques Csto1ages or Fancy Boxes Tor Christ
o isvs. s,e b between s. Isss sss dea ss.s New
Orleans, La
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
u. q, Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western n ouisiana and Texas.

The Railroad Frybost win leave the foot Of St. Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY st.7K connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algisrs at BAL
Shippers and eonnses Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and Common
streets have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates OF dfsysge.
Fregh for stations the road fOrlandngs the Tsche
and for opelouss deliverable New Iberia 81 Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from Il to H.,
ct the foot Of St. Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou LaOurchs between Lsba-
disve and Lockport for Belanger Canal and for Houms
viii be received and transported through Rsceand La
ourche and Terrebonne stations through
An outward freight payable 1t the tina Of shipment and
all inward freight on delivery.
CIV r. BAILEY,
SuperinteQdept
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Receipts by Railroads.

N. o., J. & G. N. r. R.-March 21-23 bales
cotton Jno Hardie &co-1 G L Wslmsley &co-
5 Flower 4 Maes--7 Alcus, Scherck d Autey-2
Bloom &co--7 Warren. Crawford &co--8 r G
Weatherly &co-4 n Hitler &co-36 Knox Bros
/ Richardson Il May Battle & Nobel Sum-
mers Brsnnins-l Meyer, Deutch q Weis-l do
Stewart, Galbreath & Fizer-s Britton & Moore
Campbell & Strong-e Payne, Huntington &co-
IL Jno Williams Sons Dickman, Hill &co-2
Jos Hoy-9 ] a G Cromwell-2 Skipwith a Con-
wsy--34 do Mcdowell a. Nugent-l4 R Torisn-
1900 feet lumber E ] Hart &co-3500 do Ethel 4
Thomas-l car wood G Green-Totsl FOG bales Of
cotton
N. o.. o. a G. W. R. R--March 2l-2O0 hides
and sundries to order -
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NJ Ogesby-l do Adams, Cockburn l. Howell
hides B Mann &co-32 head cattle and sundries
to order-Total 369 bales cotton
NATCHEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-l07 bales
cotton Buckner &co-l9 do B Newman &co-32
Pritchard-17 r Flower-2 West Wright-l0
A Levi-2 Scott & Cage-l J A Montgomery
do bag wsol Moses Mann-25s SKIS cotton seed
Aldige-lo0 do Cass & Dowling-l05 bbls pota'
toes Cobb 4 Foulk-1 bids hides Newman Il
col pkg do Frank, Stratton & Hirsch-sundries
TO order-Total 1872 bales cotton ,se
LAF0URCHE-Lugge Morning Star-69 bbls
potatoes TO order
BAYOU L'OURS-Lugger Magnolia bales
moss 10 SKIS potatoes and sundries Surle
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALTIMORE-HAvAHA.
ron lALEuoHH Axp HAVANA
n. NV oR1xAxs, BALs1noRs AND HAVANA
REGULAR BKnINou1HLY LINE OF sxxANsH1rA
EszRrY. M ss.s. .rhss A Bs... oonnsaa~.
0UBA...-......liss tsns.... .Dukshart counands'
CARRYING UNITED STATES nAHA
FIRST CABIN:
xArsush neksts - New York. 49,
FOE BALTIHOED AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KxY wEsT-ns plsadid fAss sssanship
Liberty.
THos A BAN. Commands.
WIN lsaw = ssevs on TUESDAY, March slst u
o'clock r. \
Fer freight or passags having uzsxzpasssl sseonnoda
usas apply 70 wIfHERsPooN. HALsEY co.. Agents.
- cszondslst strssk
H8.Hs sns Of lsdins bat those Of The Company IN IN
sfss No fisshs IL Havana taken sxss u sssoi .
DAY Of SAILING.
The CUBA. oast D.kshart. vsll follow. March 10th
GALvEsTON-I
MORGAN LINE e. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOE GALVESTON AND NprAvoLA-rHs
fllowing iron low steamships form this Line
w. q. Hewe,..I. Q. Harris =. .Austis.
81. Mory........A gnes ........... .Ha~lans
A,sbsEs... ..Crsseens.........M Morgan.
CHI 'en ..........Tartsr -........ .Astsgordas
VIVA q. Wewes,
GEO. Z. TRIP, Commander.
win sail on WEDNESDAY. March 2sth. stsAH
For freight T passage apply to
OHAs. a. WHITNEY 4 CO.. Agents,
90 and 50 Camp street.
N.B-An freight and passage payable In u currency
No Whisky received without an order from ihe Office
EOK TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers Ferry opposite Jackson Square
en- S6NDAyS and Thu RSDAYS, At X o'clock NJ, and
Brssbesr City u taking the Morgan Line Steamships
Morgan. ....................CAPrAIN J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
Tickets 70 be had and until o'clock
NJ LIVERY DAY Sundays the Office OF Ope
lousss Rairosd Company, No. 90 Canal the
Ferry Landing, on the morning o. departure
g. w. r BAYLEY. Superintendent
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PHILADELRH
FOB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA. t
TIE PHnADELPAIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP coxPANrs
RsguiS ssni-xsnshly Line Of stsanshipa
Suninta, l71s tens. r. r HoxIE
Ttoga, LOO tons. Capt J. p. MORSE
Star OF the Union. l7a TONS. Capt T. n ooOKsEy.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY March 18th, st6Rx
C08 PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Juniata,
Captain d. =. HOxIE
WIN leave her wharf, ct Star Line Wharf, opposite jackson
Square, ~ abova
Through Tickets 10 New York, Baltimore Boston.
FOR nssht o. passage. having splendid sssommods-
cREKvY. UoKERsoN co..
IS Csrondelst strssS.
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ERNEsT TURPIN. WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
Il Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocosts Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juj.b. Paste. Gum
ments such Cupids Fowcrs Gum Leaves, Lyrics, D<u
phins Decorated Toys Cossaques Fancy Papers for Cake
and New Year Presentz Cornucopias, etc Ne IS
Old Leves street. between St. Louis and Cont streets New
Orssns, La
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACEs-MoRGAN LINE o.
Nail Steamers.
Ton nay oT. LOUIE PAS3 CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City. Biloxi Ocean Springs and fsscs xonlz
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The end slexsnt low tron Laura
Capt JOE WALKEk. wiz above rsesS
oows Railroad below.
On TUESDAYS on the arrival Of tss A. train.
gci1 70 PsacsgoulA
Rstarning. wil leave Ocean Springs MONDAY and FRI
DAY Evenings: fascagorls every Monday
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented
bad weather For further %
CHAs. A. WHITNEY co., gents
80 and g Camp street.
NB-An freight and passage payable IN o. s. Currency.
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RAILROADs.

RAILROADs.
RLUE LINE...............-..B BLUE LtNE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East,
without changing Cars breaking bulk from Oxiro. Time
and condition guaranteed to all points,
oALENA.
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO.
ST. LOUIS
DETROIT,
NIAGARA FALLS.
ALBANY,
BOSTON,
a- NETWORK,
and all intermediate or connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
Through bills of lading and all Information given, sppH
~ JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Agent,
Il csrondeles street.
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
rHRoUGH RATES OF FREIGHr.
50. Louis. Louisville. Columbus. Cairo, Rome
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT,
81 New Orleans, Jan 1, 1858.
Shippers informed that this company now giving
Through Bills Lasing TO the above points
All claims for Loss. Damage overchsrge win be
promptly settled at point Of delivery.
For further Information, inquire at the Depot Caiops
street, the Ccmpany's Once A Csrondelet street.
T. s. WILLIAMS, Gen1 Superintendent
JANIS YoseB. General Fr=ight Agent
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The undersigned having removed from his old stand No. ITO
Camp win be pleased receive ,hs orders Of his old
friends customers Mr. Tsylors las Camp street.
WIN. AYRES,
Cistern Maker and Carpenter
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Crrscxx1 OFrrcx, No. "a CAxP srRxnr,
Sunday. March 2, ls5s.
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arbitrarily even while crying the loud
est against anything like It In the
actions of others.
1 assure our Republican friends at
home that it is expected by the more
active and intelligent politicians here
that We are to nave a very exciting and
hard fought contest in Ohio the COM
ing season. The Democratic Senators
and Representatives are in caucus al
most every night planning for the
campaign. They are trying to get INTO
shape, for popular %gullibility, the most
extravagant stories of Republican cor
ruption, encouragement of State in
situations, &c.
Gen. Schneider, of Canton, succeeds
Gen. Cowan, resigned, as Adj't. Gener-
al. The Governor has appointed Jo-
seph T. Webb, of Cincinnati, Surgeon
General.
A large number of Senators, Repre-
sentstiyes, Gov. Hayes, 1t. Gov. Lee,
Judges of Supreme Court, members of
The press, and other invited guests,
very cordially entertained at
Judge Thurmsn's last evening An
and sumptuous repast was par
aiken of at Thurman Hall" r.
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DEATHS.


On Tuesday evening. Jan, :. 1868. ABRAHAM
BAKE, I'd, of Bristol. Ohio, in the 59th year
. Of his age.
Dear father, though We dwell apart,
Thy loving words are with US eTermore,
Ihy precious loving words; thy hand. and
And earnest soul of love. are here Impressed.
Eor, Us, a clear memorial through all time.
Father! we cannot recompense thy love,
but thy reward is sure. for thou hast done
Thy duty perfectly, and we rise up,
IND call thee blessed and the Lord shall give
Thy cares and labors. rich reward. p.
In Bazetta, December 80. 1851, WILLIE. anIv
child Of DerWin and Rebecca Larnard, aged
one year. eleven months and tWenty-six days.
Disease, fever, with translation to the brain.
Funeral services OF. New Years day. in Dis
ond Samuel. 18th. sd.
Little Willie was the life and light of the dS
nestle circle Of more than ordinary develop
ment. and possessing 8 sweet disposition, he be-
came the idol, Of his parents and friends, and
was beloved by all who knew him, On New
Years day we laid the little casket in The cold
and as time rolls on, although each sue
ceeding New Year, will be a sad one to rs, We
will be glad in knowing that our little Willie
mas gone 10 6od' where there Eno sickness nor
parting.
he will not to Is again, we shall not see
him more.
When the bright days ofsummer comes, and
ords sing round the door,
But this our hearts doth cheer. when ere lifss
way seems dark and dim.
Though he viii never come to Us, We all may
may 20 to him."
In Leayittsburg, of CoDsumption. Jan. 5, 1865,
WIN. J. HAIGHT, in the 5lst year Of his age.
In Warren. Jan. 5. 1865. Of Cancer. after many
years Of sufering, Mrs. ANN BRIDLE, wife
Of John Bride, in the 18th year Of her age.
After a long illness. on Monday. Dec: 20. in
Champion. MARY J.. youngest daughter Of
Josiah and Mary Prentice. aged 2Syears.
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9 = OF each township or townships and
and incorporation, as the case NAV be,
as Justice and equity require for the
opening and Keeping in repair such
roads; and 1t shall be the duty of the
trustees of the several townships of this
state to collect all delinquent poll tax
returned to them by supervisors ofhiph-
ways, except such as are herein exempt
SEC. 10. That il shall be the duty of
county auditors of this state to make
out and transmit to the several town
ship clerks of their respective counties.
on or before the first Monday of June
OF each year, a duplicate ofall road tax
assessed against each individual of
their respective townships, and shall.
on return of duplicate from township
clerk las herein provided,) deduct
from the tax of each individual the
moun so retired, as paid. not to ex-
coed amount Of road tax assessed; and
II shall be the duty Of the township
CLERK to make out a duplicate flor each
supervisor of his township of all the
o tax against each individual resi-
oent OF his district, or who may own
a property therein and It shall
De the duty of supervisors to return to
township clerk, on or before the first
DAY OF August of each year, a certif.
ed statement Of rood tax paid by each
person within his district; and it shall
the duty of the township clerk to
make out and return to county auditor,
On or before the tenth day of August,
annually, a certified abstract of all road
returned to him by supervisors, as
paid or unpaid.
SEC. IL. That sections one, two.
three, four, five, eight and ten, of an
entitled IAN act relating to roads
md highways" passed February 9th,
1867, be and the same are hereby re-
SEC. II. This act shall take effect
md be in force from and after its pas
age.
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The probable destruction of the seat
OF Mormonism is argued from the fact
that the water of Salt Lake last year
rose three feet and continues to rise at
the same rate, and that a further rise
at the same rate for a few years longer
would drown out the. saints entirely.
The Lake is n hundred and twenty
i've miles long and about seventy-fTe
miles across at its widest place. 1t is
said that, into it are drained and pour
ed, by river and rivulets, the waters of
an area ofcountry ofover 800, 900 square
miles. A vast amount of water, and
yet this lake has no outlet. What be-
comes of this water2 Can evaporation
alone dispose of it 2
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1oR O. y.
OHERIFFS SALE.


OThe State Of Ohio, TrumbuH county. nona.-
than Longstah va The Mecca Oil Company.
In Trumbuu Common Pleas. By VirtuAo Of az
order of5ale in Attachment issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas in the above named
case, to me directed and delivered ] shall
expose to public sale at the south door OF the
Court House in Warren. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 15fh day % February.
between thehours Of three Sand four Al o'elOek
D. m. Of said day. the folloWi-g de~scri6sdprsn-
ises. to-Wit:
Situate in Mecca Township. Trumhun Co.
Ohio. described as follows. to-Eit: Bounded
on the north By lands Of jacob PoEers IN
the east By lands Of Nathan Cook and the
highway leading from Mecca &c ba1etts being
the center road; on the south ey land Of Henry
Wagner: on the west BY the Scho1eld road. and
Containing ninety acres. more or less. excepting
and reserVing ten acres. heretoforo sold to A.
Miller, being the south-eastcorner Of said tract
Of land. being eighty acres. more or less. (Bee
record Of deeds. Vol. u, PAGES 4l6. l9. Ap-
SIN. LAIRD. Shorfs,
sheriFs 0Eee. Warren. o.. Jan Is 1s6s-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-22

The Oldest man in America lives in
Detroit, a poor negro known as "Old
Father Robinson" His age is ia
years. Nor is his remarkable longeYi-
ty the sole noticeable feature in this
aged negro. Unlike many, his facul-
ties have been retained unimpaired.
Up to this last week his vision was I'M
dimmed and his hearing unusually
acute, but during the last few days he
has failed rapidly until, in his own ex-
pressiVe language, "the clock is almost
run down." He participated in the
revolutionary a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-22
A TTACHMENT

IN o. K. Bosnian. Plsinif. W. Calvin A
Viets, Defendant Before B N Hatch. jus
tiee Of the Peace, Of Southsnzt0n IoEnghipA
Trumbuu Co.. Ohio. On the 28th. day & Oeo.
Al. ID, 1857, said Justice Issued an ordsr Of At
tachmsnt IN the above action. for ths sun Of
Jan. 8, lS6S-Sts