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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
Frank NcEnary w.. Patrick; NCtfAn-
Sixth Dis:1i,. t..irt ioT TIE parish OF Orleans

I
y.II.
Y,y VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FlERI FAClAS
- IN favor OF Patrick Mcnamara, i'll his capacity
u..urator of I've estate a. r. ". NJ Enany dliecit!
/, lie Eon"ra BE '.r sixth District Court ihl IL"
,ifsn Orleans. i'll Ia, above .iit,tr'1 co 50, 10
Ta.u:,e L. N.>s.ii. La" sheriff. and by s;:4G E!'e
! :t..it 70 ne transferred. | VIII proceed I" sell
| a. public auction, ~ the Hcrcnants and sue
tGu..rs' Exchange. Royl street. between '..'t.
! ;G Cu.tonho,isr streets. i'll the Second lis.ri'i
| 9: This citv on TURDAY' February -, 1871, al
! .u-wIt- 80
= 4 LOT OF GEOt Nd. togcth:. with IN"
! budding. aud improvement, thereon, situated II,
NE Fir.i District Of this in the SQUARE nolldeo
! nv Religious, EcharC. s.. John t!e Baptist AM!
Orar.. streets, d, mated as LOT na"I fo-!r, on -
,lan drawn ',v &. 4. Hedn late surveyor, dated en-
the thirteenth Of Nay. 1879. and deposited IL tl!c
office of H. Il. CenaS late notary pubic III inns
c!tv sad lot t'.Ilt en- teet fr"t on
Re b.io,is street. by ont hundred AID Ken leet Zen
! ,:-l,s and five lines in dtpth
| :. ONE HALF OF 4 LOT 0E GROUND, tOC"thcr
" III al the improvements thereon situated IN t!.e
! Eans f.ubour,,. Fourth District Of this ci'E, III
suuar, bounded by Felicity, St chac!, Azrilc ana
! 81 Mary streets, measuring thirty -NNc lttt -.
.c!,.. and two line, front Felicity street, by one
hundred and tWt:i.y-stvtu feet ten inches ana SIX
.ues il. dep: h. per plan made by q Helnec0ur'
| surye~or on III. eight h OF December 346. and de-
po-ie. i'll the office OF II. b. Ceu;!s iatt 1. H"t.!
! l,!hlic this cltv.
| Both OF the above described pieces O. property
were acquired b. defendant bS purchase ifoIu John
! K.r.ns As per act passed beicr" Clement Brown.
late q notary public in This CITY, Oh til. twenty
| second Of Juiv, 1894.
Seized III the above suit.
| Terns-Cash on the spot.
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g. $ SAY v1Nfr
iV,t.l = >t.rb' of VIZ. Parrish at Orleans


Mr.. j. y: 7'c.li w.. J. I. C.0-,-Fcur,h
!sl'''- '.,.r. ;oH II: parish .. orleans. w.
1881.
;,V Vii.-TE a., WRIT or V;fvT FA,IAS
:" re ...,".te', oy ~. itr,olnl., ~. Fourth
.ist.i't ''.:t t"E H." paris. I. Orleans. in
'iIs .i'"v-' ':.'"d cause, ~. 1roc.... !. sell ..
public .t''f0u - '- premises i.r.i.i ~ d..
lated. -: TUESDAY. February = - ~ !0t
""t"'k n -. i.' following: desc. bed p,op,iiv.
. 1T
!Nr tt:T+ S'> OF TIES iI'Tot'TEH; STORE
stated = NJ. - bau',it.. street, il. -. second
'-''lr' ~ ;'- 'ltv, .t .Ii..I i.iCi :.,.
:" seen in u.'...
."iz"'! IL :rc above sr;i'.
..Ims-' Ssh on liz. SPOT.
e.. =. SATViNEr
i.,6 :..: S'.ri,y O, the Parish ~, Ori,,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

i. =. Heber; VS.. j. IL. Ly0n-Sevsn;h
district Court for III. PARISH VI Ar..uA
N. S2&-.
ECf VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI ~AI.AS
ED TO directed by the Honorable the D. y..r b
ii-tt": Court tor the parish of O:ear.s n
.h' above entitled cause ! WIN proceeG % u. 4
III put'ic auction, on the premises her. .....s
designated. on SATURDAY. February u. 49,. =
tive o'rucs Y. NJ
THE fUiNITTCRE AND MOVABLE p+sEC-S
confirmed III the house -ituatet III No 90 P.ytsua
sweet. r"t"'cn Mcltomen" and Tcrpsi.hNr. =. ~
rHel "s!r't OF slns cry, ~ FaG hi,sA;s.I - -
may bt seen in office.
sized III the above suit.
Ierms-C..h Oh the spot.
~ssAvvyS:~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
Ec::t. ! c,iig ". UarOnra siren. ~ iic Ot

= ~ '''S '''s w, 80 '''
q. '@hn".ir!.-f' 'i.'H . 't'4-' ''"'- '"l ''1'
''.>N -" - leans 20. "i''
IDV .HTt'.: ~ 4 E!s!'. OF - fACiA%
- - ~. directed b. -. N.aorable III.
..,..- district our for The parish Of orleans
.. GOV. .n-It lee, cause. ! :" 4 proceed /. SCH II
nm g auction. at III. Merchants and AuctIonrrrs'
...:aIc.. Eaya! street, between Canal and Gus
ION .o.s. -.r,,,s III tn. :,cou, Distinct of tins
., .n =, Si.SnAT r...u.:. 4. iS.l. at Twelve
:. ,... ~ t'i. ;.lluwi.. .r. .rlbe; prnperty, 80
-
=. ,..I hal: .,.:-.,.: =. = .ti,,'.u. il
~, .
SIX CrRC.; LOT: Gr ErOCE., ana in
,-.,.,...,-, H.. r,.cp ,4,.. II IL, 51Uivt Avar.
. o.. L., ,..tsnu dies ,t.t,t, f,y tl,,. numbers
..irl..p,n ..iu.,..p t-.,rtv twenty o4" twenty
-. an; t,y.1. tive, OF :, ..r. number six co.u
,;Y-..,i within lty... Belle Castle Jersey and
. . r,..' streets: :; {! o.s IL, iu.i,r and front me
.u Jersey strtv: Lot Numbers teen uutte,u
,,,.,,-,. o,. ..t ....1.,.t,., ,,,h 10 ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
SHERIFF'S SALES.
". Peterson vs.. steamer Aravls

j. ". Peterson vs.. steamer Iravls
Wright.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, IlS-
L trict Of Louisiana, No. 965i.-By virtue OF an
order of sale to directed, in the above tntlltu
suit will proceed TO sell to the highest bidder on
WEDNESDAY, F. truary |, 1871 az twelve ciock;
NJ at the EN- r.Iac. TO the Custom house on oid
Levee street, between Canal ana tahtoAino"So
streets. i'll this city - a,
The steamer TRAVIS WRIGHT, her Tackle Ma
.liaerv. etc.
Terri,s-Cash at tine OF adj udi",Ition.
Cu!.tt, States I;rshals office, New orleans Iiue'
S. B. PACKARD,
i..Ie 2i Eel United States IaIshai.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
{. :. SAUVINET
;H2l tr1 J.. Sheriff of the Parish of 4! g 8.


S,TenIh District Court FOR the PARISH q px
leans. No. 8it..
yeI VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE 20 ~
1p order ot sale, rendered January 30 la. and -
directed by the Honorah e the Seventh rls.rca
Court tor the parish of Orleans in the above .rt-
'i-d cause viii proceed 20 sell at public au".4c.A
nj The Merchants and Auctioneers' ExchareS Rov:I
street between Canal and Customhous, streets, a
the Second District of TINS city on SATURDAY,
February II, ISL at twelve ocloc. ", tie &c. ew.
NJ described property to-wit-
THE HULL, MACHINERY AND BOILER e. he
steamer Gr:n.d Era, they stand, o. me
right bank of TIM Mississippi river at Iboat lime
squares above the First District ferry lsaG -.
S.uuestered i'll the above suit
T"uus-C:sl ON the spot.
G. s SAyviSis
II To- ! Sherit frr IN ptt !, -.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

LANES c. Murphy vs.. Charles r. =: d Enin.
Sixth District Court for the parish " O'
No. 2OlZ. .1, q Nv,
NV WRITE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAC!Ao "
ma directed by the Honorable the SlAth DIST
!-or,.t for the parish of Orleans IN inc tpo'o 80!
tteJ ra,,se will proceed TO sell ut puelc ''u9t.o
~, no Merchants and Auctioneers ExchslhSe, ny ~
.re.t he veen Canal and CustOnlioiise "a
mo second District OF this city: on % i,
T.brrery lG 1871 at twelve o'clock NJ, the Ioio"
IN. described property 10 WI r,,,1,,,r e IN. 10 .
TUX RIGHTS TITLE AND lNTERh>i o. me Nv,
go. ca :he one undivided half. in ard 70 GER
+,;n jot of Ground with all the buildings at:' ~
.a,ncn+s thereon situate i'll the Second DIs'i.,s
r. no CIV i'll square bounded by Orleans ~
p,r Roulbou and Royal streets, measuring t"tn'
trs.yen feet six inches front on Orleans s'it' py
a., " fonr feet in depth which said properly US
ocnuired Nv defendant herein by act % don.Iioa
md rart ,tion between the children o! Jean hr.c
Bernhard victor Euh Certitcd cop. or "4!t,iI 10
G.positeL in the Office Ot r. o. Got tscHaih ,o.y
puplic in this city, per act dated june II, .suo
hich sad act OF partition ami do!i:tloi ',,e''
=, the STARE and lot OF defendant and FRAN Ios
to,ranc RI,ii, Jointly and by undivided ts"es mo
- h, r,i,Iasoye described property. and by "h'%.
nn,. -, ri donation the said Jean NarIe Bert'T ~
Vir.or KIIn had however. reserved to hlinaeN !he
,,,r,c5 IF ,aid property, but by act before caMc
tarr $50 dated June IA. 1863 DR.. A. de Hosit1ts
tfn,, as the duly constituted attorney n Aac! o!
60 f.su "ar;e Bernard Victor Rulhr mide {. M,
-. ,o,Imrut of said ,sufruct in favor 81 ,"e esiS
attendant and FRANCOIS Eugene KUN.
Srize; in the above SUIT.
T.rn.-CAsh Oh the spot c.ru.xr~
~ +t.,, sh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
Z. e SAUNiNh1
t.1-ot. s1e Sheriff of the parish oi Orleans.
The City Of New Orleans vs.; w.: r.,s',t y, !"

The CITY Of New Orleans vs.: stare star. o., o.
Thomas +. Iiunt-SevtntI pistf1c. .o'''' luz
TN. parish of Orleans. No: 2'42 ,,, 1.e,.a
rY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or flEHl ,~.IAs
+ directed by the honorable the Se,tnth p.9.r1e'
Cc,,r+ for the parish of Orleans IN tie sapose ~
.;.ini .ause TO Thomas L. Maxwell, late Sierii,,
and ~ said late Sheriff to me s aa ,I, N"rcbart
IA Arctioneers Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Cusomhouse :, rect. in the second De-
trict of this city on WkDNEspAl, fs' '' had
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated ~
,hc First District OF this cite. III s1u:!i" p1..I
tv Curond..t st Charles, LAFAYETTE and utro.'
streets mrasurin. twenty-esht ret hoit on o.'
Charles street, by one hundred ana s"eh's '''' '"
depth. ~, ,,i,.,;,r. .,I ;mn-oy4.
To- wbo. "a per survey and sketch made by I. =.
n, .r,nos surveyor, and deposited ia tie she'1ii
olic. for reference
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. . . rr,,.~
~ % I no p.,is q
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STATE OK Ma.
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Fleetwood Il Bro. w.. j. r. Nave. ;x.S
.'rtr.'t Count :og ihe PARISH OF o.. -. ~

'a'l - " SHERIFF of the Parish " o. -.:a
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Theodore T,aiily Blanchard. Jr.. W. tirs.

z. -.
;aG,t,:,o Sheriff Of the Parish OF or cans.
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ale,u Orleans &epuhliean'
PROCEEDINGS OF The senate
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

CT THE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

a negro. Democratic newspaper ex-
tracts were also cited, detailing the
particulars of a political riot in Alabama.
when four colored men were killed out
right and fifty-for wounded, and from
TIE Rome (Ga.) C0mzzs1riaL advising
the Ku-Kluxes not to waste their terrible
enginery until they were ready for a
great movement, when the word Of com
mand weuld be given. The murder of
Mayor Crane of Jackson Miss, an ex
Federal officer, by Yerger, and other
similar instances, were referred to as
showing that every victim of such out
RACES was a Republican. every perpe-
traitor Democrat, and that no man
throughout the whole South had vet
been convicted Of any such oIfense.
We hope Congress will not adjourn
without making all possible legislative
provision for the suppression Of these
viiisinies- Let Us have a thorough-go-
ing measure aud then its prompt and
vigorous enforcement. Let no fine
spun theories about State Sovereignty be
allowed TO shield Ku-KIux rioting and
assassination. Let us have peace, y
and with it the protectioa of all citizens
under the flag.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
nEws o. THE WEEK.


Tbo west Virginia Legislature has pen
sIonsd soldiers Of 1872.
The Emperor has arrived IN Berlin "-lsAe
he was recsIvsd with great en-
F4anesforfl the Dartmouth triennial eata-
IoRue viii he printed In English
Trbs sntro Tunnel Is IN q distance OF 1874
sset 77le rock Is hard. but full Of seams.
50 far gI5,oos 500 or the new loan has been
taken.
The ex-EmpeE0E Louis Napoleon arrived
in England MoHday-
NoatamPs are requared on renewals Of In
surancs policies.
Illinois Is the third neWspaper-publish
ing State IN the Union.
Senator Morton denies having had any
thing 70 do with the removal OF Sumner.
An army order has been Issued carrying
into eject tlls order reducing the army to
5000 men.
An extensive Touring min at COnneauts
Ohio. is lighted BY natural gas, issuing In =
powerful Fein from well on the premises.
Prentice lfulsOrd, who succeeds Bret
Harte as the editor Of The Ouerlond AOsifh-
%, Is . native OF Sag Harbor, L. I.
The prospects OF large crop OF peaches
daring the coming season throughout New
Jersey are said 20 be good.
Ldeutenant-Governor Lee Is among the
best Of the recent additions to the List OF
persons talked about for Governor Of Ohio.
a contemporary calls the election in New
Hampshire g the nrst shake OF q San Do
mtngo earthquake"
the people made no election for Cover
nor In New Hampshire, and the matter
VIII have to be decided BY the Legislature.
The Governor Of south Caroline has
made q formal demand upon the President
8or troops 90 suppress the Ku-Klux in that
state.
Senator sherman is wisely insisting on
nome denniie action TO suppress Southern
disorder and violence before Congress ad-
lourns
Hamilton has been admitted as Senator
from Texas instead Of Gen. ReynOlds.-
The Committee on Privilege and Elections
reported unautmously IN favor Of the for
mer.
The New Hampshire Legislature stands
aH follows: HOuae-160 Republicans and l64
Denocrats, counting the labor reformers ~
Democrats. In the Senate nys Republicans
and six Democrats are elected.
The game law OF Illinois has been anend-
cd so Is to allow farmers TO hunt on their
own lands at pleasure. This was opposed
on the ground that it was Especial legisla-
tion," permitting farmers 10 do what pro-
faAsiona1 hunters couldn do.
tits generally believed among members
Of both Houses Of Congress that an adjourn
ment VIII be reached by Wednesday Of next
week That being the case, they Will just
escape the enthuaiasiic tropical Commis-
Hioners, who are expected here about that
time Washington letter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

The question whether Paris shall gov
ern France or France Paris has been
brought to an abrupt and bloody issue.
The Red Republicans of the metropolis
have organized revolt against the Theirs
government. now established at Yer
sailles, and have been joined by the
National Guard, to which had been en-
trusted the preservation of order The
insurgents have taken up an intrenched
position on the nights Of Montmartre,
commanding the city Of Paris, of which
they have for several days held absolute
possession. Part Of the troops sent to
disperse them disgracefully deserted to
their ranks, while part were defeated
and their commanders, Generals Le-
comte and Thomas. captured and shot.
What the insurgents want is not clear,
nor does there appearto be any sufficient
cause for their rebellion. The hope Of
France lies in the maintenance of the
supremacy Of NJ. Thiers' government,
which has thus far acquitted itself with
that wisdom and calmness which should
cause the French people to desire its
perpetuation.
Paris needs to be taught that she is
not France, and that it is not her unal-
terable destiny to dictate the national
form of government. The latest advices
indicate that she is about to be so in
structed. The Versailles government
had collected large body Of troops, and
announced its determination to suppress
the insurrection at every hazard. IF the
troops shall remain loyal the issue can
not be doubtful. though it may be bloody.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

The first action taken in the matter of
a Geological Survey of Ohio was on the
9TH day Of March, 1868, when Hon.
Ross w. Anderson, Of Guernsey cOun-
ty. offered the following resolution
Delaware Herald.
The above is conspicuously inexact.
A survey was recommended by Gov
ernor Lucas as long ago as 1855. and an
ACT under which a partial one was made
passed the General Assembly on the
77th Of March. 1857. After the dis
continuance Of this survey bills provid-
ing for a new and complete one were in
troduced at various legislative sessions.
The author of the above quoted state
ment would do well to familiarize him
self with the history of Ohio, and above
all endeavor to speak tie ArWkH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

We earnestly hope Congress will not
adjourn until it has provided stringent
measures for the suppression of the Ku-
KIux outrages in the Southern States.-
If half the reports from the South are
true there is a state of affairs in many
sections shameful and revolving. If
this government cannot protect its loyal
citizens the people will want to know
what is the reason. We hope no ques-
tions Of foreign policy will be permitted
to divert the attention Of the authorities,
Executive or Legislative, from this Pri-
mary and very pressing duty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

The entire February assessments Of
internal revenue for the Eighth Con-
gressional District amount to but $780,
As, To appreciate the amount of re-
duction which has been made in United
States taxes compare with this the assess
ment for May last. which amounted to
s4s8I, 81, besides the annual list which
amounted to $45oI9,s4. In june last
over nineteen thousand dollars in taxes
was collected in Rich1and county alone,
while the entire February assessment for
that county is but s236,4T.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

the statute book, is the same bill drawn
up and introduced by you.
/ do not now recollect of any material
Amendments or notifications being
made whilst before either branch of the
Legislature Certainly for o7ze 7 never
doubted Tor 4 moment that you we're the
author Of the bill, and had the oppor-
tunlty of kROz01ag about It in all its
stages.
The person or persons who dispute
your authorship must be exceedingly
anxious TO publish their ignorance.
Respectfully your friend.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

A letter from Mr.. A. j. Smith. Mem
Der for this Senatorial District of the
State Board Of Equalization, which we
publish to-day viii be found mighty
interesting reading" Mr.. Smith has
been an industrious and attentive mem
be- Of the Board and has. as We believe
discharged his responsible duties faith
fully and well. We take pleasure in
saying this although differing from Mr.
Smith politically.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
NORVNAY OATa.

DOR sale, some 50 bushels of the cell br,-
IN ted Norway Oats, atoue dollar p, bush
el. The seed cost me 1vt, dollais prr BUSH /.
and know them 10 be Rtstfutne. They arr
left 90 Bucks Warehouse, East Delaware.
ALSO $50 Peach Trees OF lhudded and nat
ural tfnth, Ffiee 10 cents each, and anN
quantity Of the MiRm raspberry sets AZ
2centsssach. They nre prolific bssarers, and
excellent ruh, Likewise good supply Of
the Kittauney Blackberry, sets Rt three
cents each.
HORACE ALLEN.
AlarohlO.0v
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
Zinc Froperty For Sale.

on Thursday the SOth day or March 1871 we
will sell at Public sale, the property now
owned and occupied by II. Mitchell, situa-
ted on the east side Of Depot Street IN the
town Of Delaware Ohio, containing 10 acres
There Is q com Portable dwelling eFpcied
thereon. This ts very desirable property
located just Within the city limits and In
", ~ SslSs stssn cay Inc g5ssing,
who desire q comfortable home and a few
acres of land will md it TO their advantage
TO examine thiS property.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
Notice.

THE partnership between Henry
4 Fleckner & =. H. Rice. has been disSoIv.
ed, and all persons indebted TO the late firm
all books and accounts of said firm are in
the possession of said Henry Fleckner and
all debts due said tirm are ube paid 10 him,
All persons Indebted to said late 1irm are
requested to call and settle without delay.
mr-24-2t4 HENRY FLICK N Err
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
AUTHORSHIP OF THE GEOLOGI
Cal spRVEY.

Some weeks ago we published, in re-
sponse to inquiry, information obtained
solely from the official report of the
House of Representatives. as to the
authorship of the new whisky law Of
May last. showing the Hon. VIM. Adair
to be the author of that measure. Two
weeks afterward the Democratic paper
of this place asserted. in an editorial
letter from Columbus. that the Repre-
sentative in the present Les gislature from
this county was the author of one of
the principal sections Of the law, and
announcing, as if in retaliation for our
different showing, (the correctness Of
which we still hold and are prepared to
maintain), that the authorship Of the
Geological Survey bill had been falsely
assumed by the present REPRESENTATIVES
predecessor, and that proofs of this
would now be presented to the public.
Three weeks have since passed and the
g proofs. so-caIled, have appeared
The astonishing developments prom
ised consist simply of the fact that bill
to provide for a Geological Survey had
been introduced nearly a year before
mine was, together with my assailant's
mere assertion that mine is identical, in
substance. with the bill previously intro
duced. This assertion is false, in proof of
which IappeaIto the Judgment of any
candid person who viii compare the two
measures. My bill was in no respect what
ever copied from the Anderson bill
which at the time mine was introduced
was slumBering in the hands of the Judi
ciary Committee, where it seemed likely
to remain. As matter of courtesy to
Mr. Anderson, I did ask him to have
his bill referred to our special committee
that it might be fairly considered. Mr..
Anderson consented to this and by ne
word, act or intimation did he ever rep
resent to me that my measure was In
any respect a copy or imitation of his
own. In fact, while wish to award all
due credit to my esteemed friend, Mr.
Anderson. I could prove just as salts
factorily that his bill is a copy of some
one else's as it is now pretended to be
proven that mine is a copy of his.
Mr.. Anderson's bill was by no means
the only Geological Survey measure in
troduced before mine. A number of
such bills had been presented in various
Legislatures but had failed to pass
Among the number was one introduced
by General Garfield. concerning which
/ had the honor to receive from him the
following letter
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
Attachment NOTICE.

Before William
L w Weaver. PTH Frazer, ]. p, of
against fGenoH township,
T3enfarnfn Jer4nfn, Deft Delaware coun-
ty, Ohio.
ONthe 2zth day Of February, A. ID.
Z bIS7I, said Justice issued an order of at
tachment in the above action for the sum
Of thirfy-six dollars, (Ss600). The above case
is set for hearing April 10th; A: y. 1871, at
snar24-3W by s. SHARP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

TTNHE undersigned has been dmly ap.
Il pointed and qualified as Adminfstraior
OF the estate OF the late MorOlos w. Wilcox
deceased. All persons interested Will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
EBENEZER PIKE,
mar24-3w Adn1infstrator-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
sfraved Or stolen.

IRON my premises L Ia miles east
Il of Berlin Station, March 9TH, hogs
three bOars aud one sow-an white Will
weigh from ITO 10 l40lbs- A reward viii be
given for their return or Information that
viii lead to their recovery. TT. LEE,
Ivy Tanktown, Delaware Co. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

Before william
David Headfnefon, Pm. Frazier, ]. p, Of
against fGenoa township,
BENJAMIN Jermin. Defts Delaware coun-
ty. Ohio.
nN the 21th day OF February A. ID.
AgIs7t, said Justice issued an order OF at
taehment In the above action, for, the. sum
of tifern dollars Csl5 00). The above case is
set for bearing April 18th, A. d. 1871. 80 one
O'Clock Z. M. DAVID EEDINGIONs
mRT24-3w by 8. SHARP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE. DEpARr9fEr OF IssUnANop

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8
all
Anlount o ctuaI paidu y a
amount
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AUDITOR STATES OFFICE, DEpARr4Enr OF 1rsuHANc1
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Glns Falls The 99 mas all with
December
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

"A Milison IS & Gibbs PloWr-no better ia
the narlLet--ior sale at lowest prlce-, ny
Nj. l.. STARE
Dealer in Hardware
doors below American House.
Marchl0.tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

The latest dose Of sickIy sentimental
song is entitled, g Give my button string
70 Iosie. The author Is said to be at
work on Lend my chewing gum to
Gertie.