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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-06-19
Succession de Michael Woods

Assemblec de Cttaucicys.
L>N VERTU dun ordre de la Cour de Pa
~ roi~-e de la paroiSse st. Landry, une
assrmb!ee DIES Crcancitrs he Ia succession de-
fru Michael Woods, decide, reinforcement Jr
la paroisse St. Landry, sera teuue pardevant
Yves D'avy, Recorder, en- son bureau aux
Optlou>aS, lie J-udi "a JUN, 1869, dams
lie but dc dclibcrcf sur Ia maniere la plus
avantagruse de vendre les ettets dc la ditt
succession, ct ponr en- fxer les termes ct con-
dltions. JOS. ID. RICHARD, Greffier.
Oprlousas, IL JUN 1863.
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Avis aux Cont1.ibuablcS.

ES Taxes dEtat ct lie Iaroissc pour Fan
- nee 1868 etant dues, aussi que la take
sp'ciale de TN pour cent, je serial, moi OH mon
dtputt ID. c. Sittig, a mon Bureau aux Ope.
lo1sas, tous les jours prcvus par la loi, pref il
r-crvoir les dltes taxes.
Ceux qui mont pas encore pris lrurs liccn-
ces sont avertis qu'au Ter Mai j. les coll"cterai
a>ec frais. J j. BUTLER, Colleotcur
Des Taxes d'Etat ct de paroisse.
Optlousas, n anvil, 1869.
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.H5~ Nous avons; etc design6s par Iauto-
rite lcsalc comm jojltrial' ofiicicl de lEtat,
pour Ia paroisse St. Landry: Cette posi-
ton ne change pas relations cnvers nos pra-
tioues ct cnvers lie public. La loi fixe un
taux dc publication plus 6levc que celtli
qai nous g%ouvcrnait, mais nous nous en-
prtvaudrons pas ct nous continucrons ii
faire nos publications anx aux que r,ouS.
4
hargions prGccdcmmcnt.
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In Toilette de Mile Favart.

La Libeyte djtaille avec une surctc
de main oui me semble feminine les
ztoilettes 81 admirees do mademoiselle
Favart dams Julte. Personnellement
Zen al etc ebloai celle da trseisieme actc
sureout est un pur poGme.
Au premier acbe, une toilette bleue-
an bleu de .rtve-a grande traine, gar
ME De, valeaciennes, Ia traine s'ouvrant
sur un tablier pare dune merveilleuse
broderie de sole blanche melee de fines
>paluaettes iloires.
&Cette hroderie torme devant deux en-
tredeux. Corsage coupe CONNIE celui
de madame de Pompadour, mails moins
ouvert sur la poitrine, avec une pointe
ettrois gros nnuds bleus. Rubaus bleus
dams les cheyeux. ,
Au troisieme acte, une toilette rose
pale, sdu rose pale des amours decroissan-
tes. Devant s'etagent trois volants de
poult de soie rose, recouverts de mouse
line brodee:@ Traine de crepe de Chine
rose. !Gasaque dc crepe de- Chine rose,
frangee d'efiles.mousse, une des ponies
de la easaquea est tres Tongue ct Sc ~rejette
sur1e panle, are;cossaise. Grandes man.
ehes poinfaes en- crepe dc Chine rose,
maannechses. p gode a volant de sole au bord,
reeonEartes dune multitude de .petites
1vaifenuc l 81 e 4 travers Ia casaque entr'.
7onvsrss, aets de valeneiennes.-Reaais
S0Nce.& I'd 173,a:4 4e@9 ..s s"..4@., - +"
-~ --~ --.' ..t s. F"E rt'.
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Avis.

LSN C0NFORMITE Il unr ordinance du
jury d. Police, lc bureau du I'rcsoricr
scra ~dor:navant olvrrt pour Inscription des
warrants. IT. BUREAU est rn l,aut dams la
maison DE- cour. L. e. ANDERSON.
~ Jauvi"r, l~Gn, IrGscricr
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Succession d'AZelsmc L.. &. Pitrc

CO~r de Paroisse, 81. Landry.-.No.
EMlLE MANUEL de- Ia Paroisse lie st.
- Landry ayant p%rc>ente une petition IA
lrtfet d'ftre lommt Administrator de- la
succession d'Aztline L. G.. Pitre, dtcedt., der
Increment de la Paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par le present don
ne aux inttrrcsscs dams cette succession d'avoir
IA dtduirr, par ecrit, a mon Bureau. dams les
dix JOINS q"i %suivront la date lu present avis,
les rai>oll>, 81 ancune lis ont. pour lesuucllrs
il ne s'ralt pas fait droit II Iaditr petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Gretfier.
Oprlnusas, IL Mai. lSGY
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POSTE.

L'amour dun scxe a l'autre.
Sans parfums, loin du jour,
Fange OH l'esprit Sc vantre,
Nc fut jamais l'amour,
Lame dot roster pure,
1t le front raoieux.
Une pensGe impare
A-t-elle acces aux cieux?
Et dependant, tout rose
y mes dix-huit %printemps,
J'aimais follelnent Rose,
Qui n'avait pas quinzc ans.
Jc n'osais le lui dire;
Ellie nc disait rien: .
Moyen S:1c contredire
Son amour 1T le mien. =
Mails non, car Ia charmantc
Ecrivait tendrement
Tn doux baiscr d'amante
Aux lcvres dun cnfant,
L'cnfant,-j'ai souvenance-
Etait fort c%aressant,
Nermeil CONNIE l'enfance,
Toojours obeissant.
. 1t moi seul, dams l'ivresse
DUN bonheur encl,ante,
Je cueiElais la caresse
Tendre de volupte.
Et l'enfant aimas Rose
1T. moi IT,. Qui IL defend!
Pas de poste plus rose
Qu'une lcvre d'enfant.
Louisianu>s.) J. G..
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Succession de Michael Woods.

paroisse St. Landry N0' '~'''
TOHN F. SMITH, dc Ia Paroissc de st.
~ Landry, ayant p~rtsente lne petition, a
d'ctre nommG administrator de la sue
ctssion du ftu Michael Woods, DECIDE, der
increment dc la Paroisse de St. Landry
En- consequence avis est par lie present. donno
aux iu:Gresses dams cettr succession d'avoir a
deduire par ccrit, a mon bureau, dams les
dix iours qui s~uivront Ia date du present
avis les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour lesquellrs
il ne serait pas fait droit a Ia demande du petit
%ionnairc. JOS, ID. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opclousss, 90 Mai 1869.
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c. C. PICKETT, Capt. j. B. ScHMET, Clerk.
PartIra de Ia Nouvelle Orleans tous les Mardia
il 5 heures du soir. ct de Washington lous les
Samtdis Il midi.
Pour he fret ct passage don't les prix scront
aussi has que SUI II 'importe quel bateau dams
cettc navigation, 5 'alrcsscr aux agents:
Oprlousas-THEoDoRE C%HACHEEE,
Washington-PlTRE & CARRgeRe,
Port Barry-RAYMOND DesHOTeLs,
ERANeOIs DCPRe, JR.
- Les affaires s%tricttment au compliant.
IL %janvirr, 90.
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Eatrau iir III Male des Etats- Uni>

I."r .lfhrl i Il nlun&e LNtntrs,
DtET' IA I*u'.HrtlurIt Mrrrrr.ii a : h"ur,<
d. tia ln:lln, Il amy" i Ia tirAuir thrniir
l.: H. i'll" ;,1u.
l..part IL. |, Grand. Cha nitrr t. .Icrli ma
tn It arriv" IT, lrnutll.il natil, It 1iX lhurrs,
AT Lac Arthur.
I"u1 fret on passage Frn'z Il hord, GU roy
~ l!ac.ic Ii, bert au Lac Arthur.
AtGt>TE DIPRE.
:" .t.nI Ir. l-W3. taInta'lr
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Succession d'Eufroisime Barre.

Sarcce ssiOm d'EufrOisime Barre.
Cour de Paroisse, ST. LaHdry.-No. 1867
EMELIE CLOSE, spouse de Desire Godet,
~ de la Paroisse st Landry, ayaut pre-
sentee une petition a l'efet d'ttre nominee
ADMINISTRATIVE de la succession d'Eufroisine
Barre, decide, reinforcement de- la Paroisse
deiSt. Landry;
En- consequence. avis est par lie present Jon-
ne aux interesses dams cette succession d'avoir
a deduire, par cert, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivrent la date du present avis,
les ~raisons, 81 aucune ills ont, pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a ladit. petition.
JOS D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas. % Mai, 1869.
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11tAT uc La Louisiana.
Cour de Parois*e, st. Landry No. 3199
SuccessiO" d'Eugcnie Fusilier.
EDOUARD DUBUIsSON, de In Paroisse
IA St. Landry, Administrator de la Success
sion d'Eugtne Fusilier, dtcGdee, derniere-
ment Dc la dite p~aroisse, ayant enrtgistrt un
lableah& de Classification des dettes de la dite
succession demandant l'homologation d'icelui;
Et attendu, quill a etc fat droit a la deman-
de de Ia dlte petition, pa IN ord:e de la Cour
en date du l6 JUN 1869;
En- consequence, avis est par l- present
aux intcressts dans cette succession,
d'avo;ra faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par cert, a mon bureau dams la vile DIES Ope-
lo'sas, dams les trente iours qui ~suivront la
ne serait pas approuve ct homologut.
JOS. d RICHARD. Grefier.
OpelOuSas. 10 ,Juin 1850
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oTE Ii .
Rue du Main, NouyeIlc -lberie.
Tenu par LITTLE JOE"

Crtte Maison. rtcemmcnt rtpar,;t, a tous
les advantages pour la reception TT l'acconmo-
dement, dn public voyaseur, ct lie rroprittaire
JOSEPH DECOCkT, sollicite r-sptctueusr-
ment une partie de leur patronage.
To- La Table sera CONSIGNMENT pourvuc
DE- tout &C. QUE lr marchc peut %fournir, 1t he
pourra ctIs surpassc par arcune autre.
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o. a ], est le but de la vie,-large
ehemin, que, malgre Ia toule, Ron par
eeart3et ron traverse en- Gus sens, sans
annals etrs eoudoyo dams sa narchc.
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'Cltll.s!.NlL.Hl krt ~
PHARMACiE DE ST. LANDRY.
TEII ES- QUE:
QUININE, HUILE A PURGER,
RH,EAREE. lrlIAC, OPIUM,
1t autr"S Inducements dc Premier. tlasSu.
REMEDIES
Ii l"ntrS
COMPOSITIONS tlIIMlpIE
WINS PUR5 EFT AUTRES LlQUEUR5
POM Usage Medicinal.
ElVRES E'Hs'.s Ls> 3 q LES,
p.APIEn, ENtRE, Pill MES,
CRANES De JAHDlN.AGE,
TARAC. CIGARES, ETC.
II Avtil. l~'HA'n JOHN IOSEl
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CONSIGNMENT EN- main I'm fort assortment
d. Vim de Sherry, MaIere ct de- Porto, Cognac,
Rhum lie la JamalAuc, Whiskey lrlandais ct
Ec, sSai>, 1T Grnitvre,
Des MeilleureS Caves de LOndres.
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VCHte Toub1iOuC.

Sucee&Siom TOrnmel Hinch1ey.
LVN VERTV l'un ordre de Honorable la
- Cour drs Prruvrs dams ct pour Ia Par.
oisse St. Landry, il s.ra vendu IA rrncan pub
lie, au dernier ct plus offrant enchfris~rur. par
lie soussigne eucanteur, IA la vile dc Washing
ton en- cette paroisse, lie
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Medicines ITraichHS-

E,CuEEI.!.EMEET REt|'H.H
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ICtnt dc La Louisiana.

touJours gros courage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
COTTON SPECULATION on A NEW PLAN.

Yesterday afternoon man named John Grogsn
was employed 10 drive truck with bales OF cotton
from No. state street, New York, to the German
steamship Hansa, at Hoboken. twenty-five bales
had been purchased at North Moore street and
consigned TO dealer IN England. Grogan
took twelve bales on the first load and delivered
them at the Bremen dock. lie then returned FOR
the remaining thirteen. During his absence the
men at the dock fastened their hooks In the bales
10 drag them on board, but what was their surprise
10 ma that their hooks struck not cotton but pieces
OF iron, stones and carefully covered with the
usual packing stun. AZ soon ms Grogan arrived with
the next load he arrested and taken by Sergeant
Ring 10 New York, where he was given
into the custody or the 1wenty-seventh precinct
police The second load OF cotton was as deceptive
~ the first. Grogan finding the nice little game
spoiled volunteered such information that the police
made a descent on a Junk chop IN Trinity place,
where the genuine bales were stored. The old man
In charge or the store was arrested and held for
examination as well as Grogan.
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PLYMOUTH BAPTisT CRyRCa.

The New Ediace Of the Church and Mission.
This building, now IN course 81 erection and nearly
completed on Fifty-l street, near Tenth avenue.
is very neat aud ornate structure OF the semiGohc
order or architecture, ia exterior beng happy
combination or Philadelphia brick and brown stone,
very pleasing 70 the eye aud decided ornament to
the neignborhood. the building is nfy-two by
eighty feet, the interior being arranged large
auditorium, without gallery or vestioule, end fur.
nshed with ornamental seats with revolving racks
20 accommodate the scholars when arranged in
classes. The organ loft is behind the speakers
desk, and Will accommodate thirty or forty singers
on each side Of the speakers platform small rooms
are parttoned on for the use OF the Bible aud infant
classes attached 10 she mission school.
Two rows OF pillars support the roof, between
which the ceiling IS arched the whole length OF the
building, which ADDS greatly to the acoustic eject,
that the lowest tones OF the speaker can be dis
tinguished in every part OF the building.
This neat building with its object the acCommo-
dation and religious education or the poor meets
the wants long felt In this neighboThood, which is
almost entirely destitute OF church privileges TO the
extreme northerly limits OF Manhattan Island.
since their organization, about one year ago, this
ceeded IN gathering In nearly 200 children most OF
whom mad never seen the inside or any church.
We heartily commend tho dislnterested endeavors
OF this body OF Christians TO the people OF che neigh
borhood, asking for them whatever aid they require
In carrying on 80 worthy an undertaking.
The ladies' Of the church contemplate holding q
fair on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF this
week, the proceeds OF which TO aid them In fur
niehing TIE house when COMPLETED.
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NEWBURG.

SPECIAL ELECrIoN.-The special election orderea
by the Water Commissioners OF Newburg, relative to
the proposition to expend the sum OF $4,000 to
obtain an increased supply OF water for the city.
was held on Tuesday, at the Court House. The fol-.
lowing was the vote;-For the mesure "A, against
$50.
SUICIDE BY DRowNISG.--on sunday the wire Of
Mr., William Sears, wealthy citizen OF Montgomery.
Orange county, N. Y, committed suicide BY drown
ing herself In the waikiki river She left note for
her husband informing him that she was about 20
drown herself, as she had only been source
OF trouble TO him. she also stated thas
she wished him to have certain bonds ana
property-beonging and coming 70 her from
ner iather-the same afterwards 70 be lefs
10 ner children. Depression OF spirits caused by nj
nealth 10 supposed TO have been the motive to tina
rash act BY which three young children are lefs
motnerless. coroner's Inquest WAS held, ana :
verdict verdict IN accordance With the above facts was
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RIOTS AND ROBBERY.

The Target Company Nuisance-Rovdiesu and
Thieves ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Robbcrics.
During the entire fall the city has been cursed
10y the presence OF numerous target companies,
manly composed or young thieves aud the scum OF
the city In isolated instances these companies
are composed OF reputable mechanics and aborlng
men who earn an honest livelihood but the parades
OF these companies have become frequent that
the merchants and small dealers OF the west side
avenues are alarmed and have appealed TO the
police for protection Captains CAREY, Williamson
and Slot have exercised all the functions az their
command TO remedy the evil but they are powerless
Not day passes that outrages and robberes
traceable 10 tue parade OF these reddpped heroes
are not reported. The last comes from the Tween.
t,eth ward, which was yesterday dsgraced by q
purlieus OF Mackerelvie. They we're followed
down Ninth avenue by sidewalk deega-
uon OF nearly q thousand roughs who in
passing stores boldly rushed in, robbed ts aud
drawers, snatched cigars and goods nom shelves
wrung watches and ewelry from the persons oflades
on the streets, and committed depredations only
equalled by the Spanish soldiers when sacklng
among the cases reported to the police is that OF
James Casey, an Old man, aged ffty-nve years, who
was Knocked down corner Twenty-eighth street and
50 severely beaten that he had to be sent 10 Mount
Sinai Hospital. While passing the corner OF Ninth
avenue and Thirty -fourth street some OF the gang
OF roughs, in sacking the stores, entered the
pnssncr snop 81 sohn osennai rney
over 5000. Penihy at the time was standing at the
door, and seeing the robbery committed, rushed IN
but the thieves escaped through q side door. man
subsequently arrested for the robbery, but as he
could not be identified by the butcher lie was not
held The citizens have appealed TO the police for
protection but owing to the immense gangs OF
rowdies who blockade the Sidewalks on the line OF
march the force rarely do much good.
In addition to the cases reported II In known TO
the police that number or persons were yesterday
robbed OF watches and jewels Last night large
number OF merchants, learning that target COM
pany would march down seventh avenue, closed
their stores at an early hour for the protection or
their property; ana matters have come to such q
pass that the superintendent OF Police wiz pro-
baby, take decisive action to save the west side ct
Gems rom plllase and assault.
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ISro THE DEPTBs.--Last evening william Burnam
Of Brooklyn, in company with his cousin, Thomas
slatery, of No. SIS West Twsnty-eighth street,
walked down to Castle Garden, approached the
Battery wall, undresscd himsef deliberately jumped
INTO the river and was drowned. His clothing was
saksn TO the Frss precinct stetiop house. hpt the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-01
noN. A. M. COREY.

This gentleman, who has served one term as
State Neuaior, has bseE renominated by his con-
sli,uents tor a second term. We think the nom
inaliou good one. wehave known Mr.. Carey
IRON boyhood-hls father died when he was on .
ly eleven years OF age, after which Abel tnok
charge Of ule iarm aud became the head ug the
Amlly. BY perseverance, and ind,lstry he moi
only managed the farns but saeceedAsl Ia rot
ting good education.
When yonng he entered the iinerenl ministry,
and We see by the minutes of the late Confer
enee shat he has work assigned him For ths
past two years, while not engaged at Columbus
lac has speat his lime in preaching. lie Is nov
engaged in eanvassing his district. lie doe
VT resort to any political dolges but meets al
the issues fairly.
The Republican, party sc Ohio at the presen
time has no one Ia her ranks better quAliaed 4
canvass The State than Mr. Corey. Ills spoeche
arc moi ~ Mo ina Unable kind -he uses sounl
arguuleRi aad never condeSeendA IA abpse thoS
whp diilyT ulih him 10 opinion, We have u
duubl but what he VIII be returned 10 the Sea
s.e by alarge m'inriy. fyaoria Nas.
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nIrCn NOTICE.-No. ZOE.

hB RNASreL 0,S0eRV, Prinou uAl Petitioner.
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
a petition was hlcd IN the Auditors uihee d
Wood Comfy, Ohio. IN the 18th day C( Nnyem-
ber, Isis, signed BY Emanuel Gingcry and oth-
ers, praying tor the location Ot a ditch. drain or
wateT-cOurSe, commencing In the Southca st quar-
ter oi section hNcen (I5l, In township NJ ave
(5), range nine 10Y, in the swale known as the
head Of Sugar Greek, and running iheaeo ia
nnrtheasterly dircetion following the e''Wrse ol
said swals til It intcrsects ditch No, ninety
en (97 aud there terminate.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due re-
port, which nppTt is nov on he In said Auditor :
OdicO setting tnrth the Availability and necessity
d said ditch and recommending that Sail dI1h
b. established oN the route described IN the pe'
| tiIion, aud that Il be constructed With bottom
| width ot four ~ feet, With bank slopes Of ooc
and uAe half Az feet base to one q one tool
/ vertical that the eScavated caTth be removed
Al leaSt three (3l feet, aud all tallSn timber bc
removed ten ( 10y teettyVm the edge at the ditch
that waterways ET tho iagreSs OF wAter be- left
| as onen as once IN six rods aud that hood gates
I be constructed at every lencc crossing.
The engineer reports that the following land'
| viii be benefited by the locating aud opening %
sah Aitch, to-witi Ten acres 0r the sontheaS
corner ~ the east half Of the northwest quarter
the north hall Of the southwest quarter, the Sonth
vest quarter al the southwest quarter, aud aoo"
tea acres of the northwest corner otthe southeaS
quarter ~ the southwest quarter IN section toar
teen llili the southeast quarter ol sees'm h'.ee
(l5l the north tWontY-SiN acres OF the east h@'
Of the northeast quarter Of section twenty-tw
(23l and about ten acres OF the nortswest eO'
, ner of the west half of lhe northwest quarter
section ,weNty three s3l, all in township NJ
Eve (Sl, north range No. nine ( " east, woo
County.
The time Cor hearing said petition upon th
: report of the engineer by the Commissioners
/ Wood County, has been set for FRIDAY, "a
. 3gth day Of October, 1859, al the Auditors OihS
OF said county, at which time ~ the ditch ;
. estAblished) said Commissioners will make a
appanionment Of thc labor OF constructing sal
ditch, also an appertiouneni Of the costs an
|, expcnses Of making said location,
n. NEWTON, Auditor Of wood County.
l puysbuig, Sep,rulbyy 20, 1879. sjdslj q
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ASSESSOR OF REAL PROPERTY
vNurcm NOrucE-No. ,o1.

~ jams ELtts, frtnclpal tetluoheI'
NOTICE Is hereby given to all concerned
that a pctilion.has been fled in the Auditors
Office OF Wood County, Ohio, praying for the
location and construction OF ditch, drain or
water course, commencing near the rortheast
corner ot the southwest quarter Of section num-
per three t3l. town five 81, north of range ten
10Y cast, In Wood county Ohio, and running
thence west IN the hall-Section limo on :he south
side Of Rad M. one hundred aud twcuty four
Iall, tn the northwest cor. of the lands OF Walter
Cummings, and thence south until Il interseets
Aditch,drain or water course known as Ditch No.
twenty nine t20(, and there terminate.
The surveyor AMI engineer has made due re-
mort, which report is now On flo in said Audit
or's Oficc, setting forth the availability and ne
ccssitv of said ditch, and recommending that
said ditch be established on tie route AS dcs'
cribcd IN said petition, with hnitom width OF
three - feet; that the excavatcd earth be re-
moved at least three = feet from the edge ot th'
ditch, that hoodgates be constructed at every
fence crossing, and recommending the c0nstiuo
tnn of the necessary bridges and farm CROSSINGS
Said report also shows the following lands L
be benr6ted by the location and cons ruction ol
| said ditch AL of sections numbered three tSl
] and fur A. the east half of the northeast quar-
/ ter and the nnrtheaSt quarter ot the soulheas
quarter oG section number five i5), and tn
north half Of section number ten (iOl, all u
town five (5j, north Of range ten (lO( east.
/ The time for hearing said petition upo
the report Of the Engineer by the Commission
ers of Wood county has been set for FRIDAY
the goth day of October, A. u. 1869, at tn
Auditors Office Of said county, at which tim
(ifthe ditch be establishedl said Commissioners
will make an apportionmcnt Of the labor &
constructing said ditch, aud Of the casts and eN
penSes of making said location among the own
ers Of the lands abnve described according
the bcucft to be derived by the location {
said ditch.
!. II. NEWTON. Auditor of Wood County
Pcrysburg, September 20, 1869. sidSls 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-01

The ONO S,o1s JoeyaSl Ia speaking Of the
=" ox'eyed Dennoraey,- aud osher things, put
Ihe following intcrrogatorieSs Don't they en-
iorSe jackson by name, anil Calhoun bV doe
trine, and Jriiersnn bv faith, at everV Conven-
tion at the Cmss ltnads : Aud iSnt Calhoun
much like Jackson as ths devil is ike Christ,
aal isn't Jefferson a. Opposite to both the others
as day s"rposile tn night, aud isn't dcuiVyrAoy
lJlaly opposed W all VI tue thlee ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-01

MIR. uantwell Is gazing into the Wall Street
RshI, and feols eanfi lent Of his ability to smash
the combinations that for s0me days have been
keeping up the excitement la New York nlone-
tAry circles II he will, az tho same time, smash
the operators. he will have the everlasting graf
iude OF the whole country.