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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-12
Il Sheriff q Sale Of Real RstateI

y, Sheriff % Sale Of Real Estategio
ELIZA JENNisGsl sid j'In nahoiaHk d6,,,
VILLAS JEsSfsG & fisss' In %ap'aS%oD esft,'iSD
In pursuance Of decree and order of sale
issnsd in the above entiied cause and II ne
dirscied. will offer for sale lat pubic OUT
cry. on the premises. at the times following
the following lands OF the ltte Simeon Jen
njnss. deceased. 10 Elt; TIA Tassdrp the p ia
day Of June. A, ID, 1865. betN sen, aha hon n
Of nine o'clock A. n. one o'clock r, ~. lie
following lands, Situate In the 'towhship }f
Orange, County Of Hancock and ssfsste. M
Ohio, being township No. q Section No. 4
Range 9, TOWN. the north west b aaf er off
said section. ieontsining il5s'isl0d acres sp1
pr"issa see, ~ -,vp'i.ieIiE y9uaJE,iyr @Gi
l.l...o ,a ss ALSO, .ldsrsajdi os q
The northeast .quastatu u.2f iseoticn1 N o.
5 townshfp No. 2. range .. containing l62
s-lo0 acres, appraised at 81 2,26s,00.
.'"@ F.. 'Iad ALSO, 4,lf9 aYh" ! Il
On the premises, on Monday The ,2d
day OF June. ls6s. between the henrs df nitie'l
O'CLOCK A N. and i've. o'e.ock iP.a Mlgdhe
following other lands. situate in. the Township d
81 0rsnges -Oos<ssy of HANCOCK and st ale OF
Ohio. being township, NO. =. sectiGhl Naus \
Ia1ss app4.iss ss .ss sS11Hins $40 'd
I'iI.d sni1'r Also, ns~'1'ioq aai
Th- northeast quarter or isssecii section n'iN No.
81, towrship Np.2. range o. in sAld cUunt y'6f
Hancock containing ls0 aores.fAPpsaisedapi
81, 10000. - .,o. =; :,
A. ''''" .'"i," ALSO. OI"'"Hp'h lf .', % |
Also the, east half Of, abe Inertb;sesi
quarter dissection No. 81, township Ne.,2:
range 8. IN said County ct faifcock Con IA "
ing so aci es, excepting, however. therairom
SO acres cH OF The north part I" ereof, CON-
seyed 10 J4eob Luer bS me fadtniDSstr.tt8ti;l
OF Simeon Jennings,, to w4leh reierende ms
made for y more perfect description, thereo OF,
app aised at $3.50 00.i y InIVfEF .iaFiiH IN
= The sale win c0mRence, at The nofihs ssst
corner of section No. u in Orange 1nwnshlIl.J
Terms of sale; One third cash ih hand on
day Of sale, ens ,hird ini one yest one third
in No years thereafter with int est.ffth hF |
deferred payments to be- seoured by mort.
gage upon ths premises snld, to mel II trust |
tor tbs parties In interesiy,rgh 1nDy IaOTi |
''"f. tARLES T0WNSENn T..
itI"ti ii SherfiI Ut iMahonihk TO-, Ohio.
uF.G. sErvls s H. G,LsslisS1oqqiia &, Hd6iH
cahfsld, o.. May 81 1855.
20 ftut mayf5nt 52H5. =
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"a a.ssH SET Gf, sls.r-ts
The sRepnblicansaf San Francisco.
an the Cd held one of the largest pot
litieaf Meetings ever known in thai
city. : Speeches sRd letters from ss|f
fast yeatsk mha1a swsrsSraaeatesi'
heartily indorsing. tha noniss stinof
Grant sind Colfax. Gen.--E. Ord
sent a co rdiat lesssrof .pproysf'w - :
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-12
ln Bankruptcy.

In the District Coart OF tbs, United States
fI9r Me Northern District Of ubiy. o., v.I
In the matter OF lH' ~ ''i'''-' ''.i' ''
= Ja..S a.saasi In Bankruptcy. ".a %.
V,O WHoM TN cONcERN rba nm n
II de rsigssd hsrsby sitss n0uice Of his Al
potntmept As Ass-ghes "fi Joseph n sn M, :, d
Findlay tJ@nshiP, in ths , cOnnly Ut Aanepck
and State d oath, within said District, y b.
iss been sqjudgsd ~ BsnLrnptnpoDrI RE bis !
etitipn, by The District Cvi,ri vf said Dis
trict. 'E' - '''''
Dated atRindlay, D.. June 8. Is.Isl .'lTi y
hG0i 10, al Ei.i- N.EyEKETr, Assignee.
ri nq4ys. - -. n ,..,,, ,,o,,n : ...l
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lin Bankruptcl,,

.. In the District Court Of the United ststes
Tor the Northern District ofOhio.
: In the malteraf sG@ In'iiFIs' 'iii'
esrqs B.Ss " tas,e caeasld' IL hHntrua'ef.M rl
fT16 WHOM TT n Az CONCERN tho un
Of Cass township In the county Of Hancock
and state. ~ Ohio, within said District. W hs
h4s been sdjudgad \ Bankrupt upan his owl
petition, by the District Court Of said Dis
triot. dIia ilyrrJiq h--t'H "f 'i'"
=. Dated at Fipdlay, o., June O. lses.lEi!i i
Ii.l..I. ... l. n. EVERETT, Assignss.
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WASHINGTON THIEVES IN
WANT OF MONEY. gus

" AIN SE
Some rascal, or rascals In Wash
inaton, have sent the following cir
cular to eshYifers, throughou
the country. It is the most trans
parent attempt at frslld thatwe hav'
seen lately. 1t is not near Sc
ingenious al That pefpetratef BY
the man whose "sands of life hat
nearly run out: :"
lstrictly Private and Confidential ]
Union KxkktcutsrIfvsE ktstsr FIVE RotoMs-oFFIcIAI
DEPARTMENT.
.GaEWksffIsuroN, d: c.
Sir: Owing TO the unprecedented
character Of the approaching elect
ion, and the extensive and costly
measures necessary'toi be Instituted
the National Managing, Comlitte'
has authorized aMtaJ Hepfra Cam
palgn Fund be Immediately @rab bsed
under the GttkhhenE Iuathbut re
gard to partisan predictions, wise
" understands the Significance OF the
o bligstions resting upon him, and a
% rompt and cordial response is ac
G ordingly solicited, You are expect
ed fo contribute. .EiEe. Dollars to this
General Fund, the immediate recep.
ton of which indicates your continu-
apce in office over all other applil
cants, and secures to yourself, or q
friend by you recommended no per
sousl objections ssoccurring1 fayora,
bile consideration TO Such other place
of profit and trust as may be desired
ia your legal politicss,-,.ea 80, 8. e,ti
This call, and the response given,
will furnish practical test, by
which thee Government can be direct
in the bestowal of its patronage.
All favors and names are careful
iy recorded for future reference, but
no notice will be .laken of letters
which fail 70 contaiR the required re
mlttance. 20. .aas "a, ss.- ---.t---.,
Your action"wiir be put upon file In
the order Of its reception.
Address, se~. r ,.,s. ~ q, Z, 20. 20. ...:t
NATIONAL MANAs4kG COMMITTEE,
Washington d. c. !.
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Six hundred and. seven seven Msssonlliie

Six hundred and seven Masonic
lodges are represented ed in the Grand! and!
Lodge In session at, New'York. s'tThe
= =. .s,.t-, -. !IssssH ssis. rSsi.1 q i.ft
annual reports are favorable. az, Re-
selpts Of the year, ss1 9222aip 22a plumber d
of members, upward Of sig & ithoapsaf b , sf,d nd
five hundred; llfty-oness new Lodges
received warrants. and. .tKepty'eig6t
DESIGNATIONS were issued. i's" .',i,,. -.',,si .
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-12
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Asue, Intermittent Fewer,
Chill Fever, Ramittent Fever, Dumb !
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fewer, 6c.S
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poisOns. ...-T ,ss-.f -it-,.ts. 50. d. f.t Aii
As IFS name Implies, II does Cure. and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bisnuth,
Zinc nor any other mineral or poisonous substance,
whatever IL in noysise INJURIES any PARENT Th6a
number and importance Of rs cures the ague dis
trcts, are literally heyori aceoant and We believe
without aparallA IN the history Of Agne medicine.
Our pride is grafilled by the acknowledgements we
receive of the radical cures effected N obstinate
cases. and where other renedies had wholly failed.
!, sUnacclimatedi persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through niasatic localities VIII be pro.
tected by taking the AGJE CURE daily - ..
For Lirer .Cousp piaissts. arising from t9rpiiity
of the Liver it Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints II is
an excellent remedy, producing MANY truly re-
markable cures where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DR. j. c. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and son
all round the world. .
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE. '''''
IL. s. D.,srsy ~ Gq.,r- S.g, M.lHrsss @Go, Z
Fiudiay :; H.-Greer i Son, Mt. blanchard,
ID. Gilbert, Yanlue,; SpaEAng &.. TaEner, Nc
Comb and by all dealers, septf W
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-12

:. Fuller returns Of the. late elefIons
Smith, DspecraAto Congrea4, ibH
75O msiority, is conceded, Also,
in issst9sI 4sIqs'sE,s y sstI
and 4Clatsepa 7eoqn ties elect. local
Union tickets. -sle,s alaa "a, ',aH rAsr'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-12

Chief Justice ,cLass, 'iInn.la eaAze. a
Richnend, charged the jury that all
bondA drafts, notes, &e,,, drawn dd-
fling the war, in The, rebel States,
are illegal and can not be recovered
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-12

sHpg VIZ .spsassas sps a.s Ras T1ssasy5
June 9TH, reelected United States
tSelatSr, Fisheqttopp osislon ips either
lsssach Of the Rhode Island Legisls'
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ic..Ats.Ll:E1:....A.T Y ! !: ONCE /. /.
Executors Notice,

|tMOTICE Is hereby given thatthe under
IN signed WAS on tie 2ld day of Apri
1863, apDpinped executor OF the estate o
Eliz4bsth Hpghes, ilatsJot LHspeoes oounty
o., de ;eassd. LEWIS KRAMER
r tx. ofestate Of EIizabsth Il uEhes deed. i
iislunel 2noAs3. lE.Ii .lh nm til.I.H
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q ITI1nfiIii1f I'flI''
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

As 2 ,rensdy to sooths all nervous eycits-
msnt, and in its tuest SENSE, peryiat, there
is, perhaps, no medicine eytsnt " hieh sis re.
cSived with 90 much favor as Robsek's Sto-
mach RittsYs, wine glass full on going u
bed IL ~ that is sIeauired to produce sound
and hsalthtal sleep, Frey q Ettingsr Sole
AGents. Pipdlay. Ohio. 'f'7'
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/ I. L Or. SALE. E.: :: :: :
PORTABLE ENGINES. eNltveejtIjN iESs =

i,--.iIL fIliHIiiI II-ITT ~ WIFI fHE' ~
HAYE a iot 9f Portable, Engines l:irom'
price from s45s 10 $3.50. fSese Ehgifies edsl
from $1,000 10 $500 sach,a They ans suitasis
for driving sash factory. machine shop, ,s,&Xs
and shingls machine, bark mi1f' for tanner
les, brick Maahiass s1wbs Wood y ruhhihg
threshine machines etc. ,A.lSS9. ans rststislr
tures be ,onsing to, the same twelve Morse
power: price $500, Also, one OIL tha' sane,
For further psfticulars adhfsss ''7S1 n.iH =
- Lui ai,r,.,s CLARK 0RNrERyaIlo
xprmo@s AZ ,,. sAndqsky City Ohio.
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HousE4 MeSB IY)sGEs Sth.K

= SA'farge number of bills were intro
ducedi Ma iBoiahdasreseauion 36K-
eening. tnsationj gofqiG g Gcvernmeht
boBdsswas referred 30 the Committed
of Ways ,gslAMi and Means, ans, The 9rep9ft ri
the Committee OF conference on the
Arkansas Bill Was agreed to. Mr.
tWppAey Bent, pegtlsA tP theH H 94sa.
tthy dgh ItheJ ApakU, ! With uhk
House refused /, to receive, ME,
Wo6ney was 'theh. 5gaIhm oned to tie
bar bfithe' Hoase, aha 'ih' reply to a
Question asi"t6 whether he ? would
purge himself of c6htempt,a by ans AM,
EeringsshesqYstipnspppby thaEom-
nittee. .srepid, tlat He @odh.F He
was then remanded to custody until
ae should asppeatbef6te the Commit!
tee 1.-THE rensihae4d the days ses-
SION, and ,ther syeniHgA sessiqnIwere
spent, iH COmmittee of the whole, in
considering the tax bill. Some
amendInents OF detail were adopted;
Lsm SEM !sE.N,'fHFEEs FFEEs, Tuesday Y . June. .9thji~ +.
a After some, general rbusiness, itha
bill, for a admission, Of the iaSpntheni
States was taken up, and the amend
ment 10 include Alabama was adopt
ed. The bill was debated during the
session, without coming to a final
vote, although one or two amend
ment were adopted.
SsEsei first portion of the session
was spent jp the Feception Of the
Chinese Enbsssy, SPefker Eo.fax
making a speech of welcome, and Mr.
Basiingame replying. The committee
on ReconstrprtioalrepQrted p bill f9t
Fthesadi ivisioH 20 re4es Jnte tbtAs
States. Mr.. Paine, from the Recon
struction Committee, reported back
4, the bill, 70, gF9yiae s'9ss e, ths ia; e.
Arkansas. Nor tn Carolina, South
Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia and
Alsbama, for the meeting of the Leg
islatures ofs.those States. he bill
was passed BY 8 ffyzsogA as.
+1l3; nays, Al NIL 8ss ai,aaE ed
authorizing a. brid a9vSsf 11tss-
issippi ut st. LOUIS. hffsh span of
500 feet, The remainder of the.rlsy
was spent @on THE tax bill li-"@ During
the evening session, Mr. Butler gave
notice that he should move its post.
'ponement until December" -, a ''''" -
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'''''I UIlN I.'iIf z y il. ItiFfF Ii''7''I-
,1s 8 RRoN HON. GEO. w. YoopWARp'es
CAef Jdstea Of the supzeua Court q Pen.sylE.nis-
sslnSt Getsss Vi g it ast r. iiiis
,tegiasbssFsgs, byt g4ed OFe, Hss - disarasrs
e( the dibsSary 6gdns, did ef gredt bsnsft cases Of
5s6tlity dsd tross AZ nSrros1s acto de sfeBI' EHi
dI bib Yours truly dso i y, ,vS,,Sw tpD d,
Iria fs.,hn. hsJ r,,oi al IL II1sh
A." rni sid iadi 1a,yqf, ia oi Hnafsl
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UNION REPuBLfcAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The Eepubhcans Of Hsnaeck County viii
meet in County Convention al the Coz ri
House In -Findfay on saturday, June q, 1868
at 10 o'clock. A. ~, for the purpose OF put
ting in nomination, to be supported al the
nextOct6ber election; one Candidate for each
of the following Officers:
sss..X$sETs siBsEa<Es' :
Treasurer,
;sss:::T;ilI:ffBjI::!::G.. e s:T;lI:f] fI::..!A.Q !A.QII02H
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Auditor of States Certificate
11l- OF the compliance the I,dl %.
MUTUAL LIFE '.'
INSURANCE COMPANY
'" ai or NEW YORK, -'''' ''' ~
For the ) ear ending the 3lst day of Decsm
at5ils L4aY ber, 1865. iirt o. 3. .tt
NEr ASSETS or THE CoMPANY,
81. $23, ,995, 1857 97.-ad " t
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICA-
-..., h.'r u TION. '''l '' ''i
,,.... .AuDiroR OF srArr's OFF1cr, -
al Department OF Insurance, 80
''' ~ CoLuxBus, o., Nay sih. lsss.) .,
+ n ID hereby certified, that the MUTUAL
LIFE IN URANCE COMPANY, located al
New York City. IN the State of New YORK.
has computed. IN all resnscls, with the laws
,Of ithis Slate relating tn Life lnsgraace Com
panies, for tile current year. and has filed
in this Office sworn statement, by the prop
ar oificsrs thereof, showing It's condition and
business, at the dale Of such statement, as
follows 4i.tf 20 % fsti.+ O. ~fh ID ii.'i' 70
.Ht g.. AssETs. zee. .4-.ta .s
Value Of Real Estate owned by L.lLL
ID company y..........-........s 937 ,S35 IL
Amount Of Loans on Mortgages il, ,7Os, las rs
Amount Of bonds, stOcks and 9TH nan
.as ee securities owned by the
company ..!... .!..!. 49,. 367 .22l 06
xfnouBI Ct Cash and cash items, - S97, lsj A
lAmoLnt Ct interest, premiums ... Do,
az and all other property belong
ing TO tbeicompsny u.s..1.... l,9s3, $50 90
iHs rIu.i. -.l"I
Il Net amount of all assets. ,$93, ,9s5.OS7 81
:. '-' l.s LABILITIEs. tea. lr1t.il n.y,
Net smbunt of unpaid losses and III ....I
j., selsiUs against the company s 227, ,5is IA
Net smOIntreqniredtO safely re- iiia' - ut
insure outstanding policies l.-gIlp .!
i13l and obilgations. ,l6, ,392 ,s9l Is
j, Total Liabilities q =! . :. sis $40, ,as5 q
,,,,.,,.,.,i -ih' ''hIScoas." ii' i5''.i '.' ''
Amount actually received dur i' i' -'.il
ing the year, IN Cash .-,,--. ..s9, ,TSo, ,as5 26
-. ExPENDITURBs. ri!!ih,ui ii4d
Actual expenditures during the ,a,il -IeUII
t''I year IN cash. .............. 81, "a, ,564 03
,.4l.i -" MiscRLl AsEous.
Number Of policies In force at the
end OF the year No. 4s.4OT 'i"i 'ii' ?
Net anonnt .in force Al g nd Of ui.;.,.i = J. i
"a the year. $l64 l07 ,4s9 90
No, ana amount Of policies ~ " i
which have ceased TO be in ..tlN u.t ]
II ffoios during the yes< from
-. all causes, No. 6,027. amt s.2ls los 90
In witness whereof, / haYe hersnnto sub.
scri bed my name, and caused tie seal OF NJ =
ofitce TO be AFFIXED, the dav and year written.
fsEAl ! aig hni JAS. a.. GOODMAN, i4dit
nh ..,l,,I.. Auditor OF State. 4
Ry JAS. Williams, Chief Clerk. -,
/, r.. HI. HOLIDAY, Agent, Find.
Lays o. i''d'"'I 'I' ''i''7@
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= ,yfRaoa fa REV JOSEPH Il. L xEsStsARD, III III D. D..

- ~ anil Ill ..ilLltH L.asyILl. !n
Pastef, pf DE Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
hn DR JAcfsG,tlbsk Sss:-I hare been Frequently
yeq,sed Ia connect tsy name gih recsnacgdassons n
dGefent tads ef Msdieses bst yegdrdns ts prdeiiee
~ ed f hzapFaptiatf pSsrs Ihas< an adj eoses DE-
eliDsd b ri clear proof "a vario,s isstanees and
in eds dsssly of he tse astSss ef DR..
HDdsssds Geynqa Bgrsr& I.dspdyt, ,ferOleef fysm ~
usual course Is ny f1 conriepp hat fnT gem
,erst debility of the aysta aid especially for Liser
sss 9PsiIl Bsf sldh ~ ole sss ssssi s.ss
jaiIs bpI uslaIp,, : ] ~ r destx aat, u vol,
~ VIZ Ibl zfeidlu TO those srho ssTsr
yews ~ no ki1.; I, II tss $500 1l,4. s2. a.
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er Southern States was taken up, the
question. being OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LA tAe biuG Mrx SlIekaah- -arnlM
Stewart advocated it. Mr. Trum-
bnlI opposed itEliAff Morton gave
notice al some Establishments he pro-
posed to offer. Without coming ito
b Vote, the ,Sepate adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL. NEWS ITEMS,
/; / !; (|;;!ll (

migrants passed through Columbus
last week, Of whom fifty -four intend
settling in this State.
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rooq ii ''ris cHH cxHHr1fpoN ION b,f's,', - :, Is, ',s
Esssdfi, gsi Gac 9 RsmsSs; az ssssfsS s !.
4 AZ fngtf fks slssef 1grappy Of naoA botae Sd ns
sGIgs Of de article t.p0a each b6ts1 Az otTs gre
ssASAtetAl -4hEq Yt.i Sn F'ih''' ""'
Ht uadt lheisa ''Y ae.s6aH am aas
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Also 10 appoint delegates 10 Congressional
Convention, anu for The transaction of such
ether bushes IS Ms may come before the Con
ventiop.
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,asgiI'b al ,oi unlInirsn' IA" taian ''f
sHo sh.s do ot sus.iiTiiJni lo npIo'
,iii ovid ,laII.i al al .hns .hapuiis'i a.
as .nni I1I,anid hGDoi aDpa nsal "a
.mao "a aanah ALL ;,s InaJIzTT hadRIid
a dirN hnn daIr .adH n"iiam
.niaan fd bsi9Iians ssE .Dohra i
lssl haH -
"a a, al, zig .hsIsaqlsaih Fndi .qha q
saI sdT assas ode .s1slo 1oof adj oi
si.Is ym sindw ngbsl adi ssorgno
" l h II Isd I'd IsoGIis .ylianT .
s IA" 49, badioIisd s1sH Yap .gai4
t. IiH" 10 esmiismos looi VI bosIi .
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Furniture FIJI Il itl,I e

"IE3a 70 liIua1 ~ 1rIi - sn'HIi
varnish and Gut Lumber, Viii Ell will be sold
cheap. ,Als1, stesR iBoilen Lathss, iircu.
lar saws, PIlIsts and Machinery, comp lete
ir 'c2bifet Shop. Nov Is The time for bar
gaaps.i dH0ri n,i N .Hn,s o. G4f'iiii
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A match fo- $500 against time, by
John Murphy's gelding Rapid, TO
beat $50, under the saddle, in three
trials, was won on the second trial in
2:29t? A match for mile heats, best
3 in B.. in harness, between Ben.
Wood and, Canadian black stallion,
was won by the eflatter on the third.
s fourth and tiith !1 >, heats s Time, "A AL, H.,
2:4lt.t.2 Ss' and 2;3S33i e., aL 80, 'g'I"o,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

err or yxrTxEsoE. April II, 1888.
Arrived yesterdsy-l3l Texas Beeves. Is Calves
and Yearlings, 26s Sheep and ii Mich Cows
sold-l7s Texas Beeves, 81 Hogs and IL hncn
Cows. Stock on sale-377 Texas geeves, 20
Western Beeyes, 1913 Calves and Yearlings, 1863
Hogs. 6l2 sheen and as Mich Cows.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATrEN.
ton q nv friend, =. the public 70 my new house
" Camp and Msgszse This Saloon has
hed up tastefuly sno sha eude&vor 70 In ell
specie first class drinking house With many years.
Peence 10 the business and determination o keep
bat good liquors, conhd mt the BELLE ME4PlfIs viii
itself 10 Discriminating public Lunch will
served day from 10 70 ococE Step in and Judge
Yourself j. W HAMM. Propristor
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

CENTRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA. Mas.
ss NILES FROM NEW ORLEANS

LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND a. N. n R.
This beautifully situated and commodieus Hotsl having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided with
furniture, bedang etc. and put In complete and perfect
order Is open for guess The arrangements families
who desire to seek health and pleasure There
has been Of yellow fever cholera this point
High sltitudeneary 400 feet above tho level Of the
giving pure and wholesome stmosphere pure spring water
pleasant grounds for promsnsdng and ans bathing in the
Tsngpahos river Ase and cold baths In the House
Daily communications by railroad and telegraph with the city
Of New oreans few Of the advsnagss be found he
To the sportsman the country affords abundance Of game
and the rivers plenty Of fh. Livery Stable well supplied
with horses and carriages 10 connected with the establish
nent also large vegetable garden, furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays and
Sundays excursion trains to and from Magnolia Fare
excursion trains half price. Terms will 10 moderate and
families who desire TO remain the entire season. liberal
rsneement win DO made II Is the determination Of the
derigned to mako the Central House FIRsrCLASs
HOTEL where al the comforts Of home be obtained.
CHAs E. SMEDEs Proprstor
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Old Red is on famous spree,
And has q weekly FRoLIc,
And, nobly, ABLE shows himself
No puDy melanchoc.
He bids the freights and staples come
And quickly fill the quota,
And not stand lingering near the gate,
When there's ready PORTER;
And many lovely queen of steam
His gallant current kisses
MITTIE and FANNIE and the fair
OF fair and rival LIZzIEs.
rebel" is he =? yet his pride
Is NATIONAL Of late.
We Sin mott when we call that craft
As swift and sure as fate,
Nor one that bears the number 2,
Yet whose admirers tell rs oasr
She clearly ranks number one,
And sure they would not CeLos, (sell u.s.
FoR DosALDsosvILLE AND New RIVER LAND
ING.--The A. G. Brown, Capt. Bassett. leaves q:
above at A. N. to day. Passengers will find her
an AL packet, and her officers clever and atten
tive. csf
FoR Bayou sARA.-The Grey Eagle. Capt. Ba
rance, leaves as above at 10 A. NJ. to-day. Mr.
Leo Bayhi, . courteous gentleman, has charge Of
her Office.