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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-28
PROFITABLE BITSINESS

VIII be given one or two persons, Of either sex
in MILLERsBURG and adjoining towns, by which
they may realize from $500 to 5000 year, with
but little interference with ordinary occupa-
tion, in selling Hou sch Old
Articles OF real merit and universal
use. II the whole time is devoted much lar
ger sum may be realized. Circulars free, Civ
ing complete list of articles and commissions
allowed. T S COOK & CO., Xo5oken, " j
A GENTS SWanted.-Agents make more mon
q ey at work for us than at anything else.
business light and permanent. Particulars
free. g STINsoS & Co., Fine Art Publishers,
Portland, Maine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-28

L County. o., viii hold Examinations of
Teachers for the ensuing year, at School Room
No. Z, in Millersburg, on
Saturday, Sept. 50th,
October 14th and 2sth: Novem-
Der 1tth and 25th; December 9th and 23rd.
These Examinations will open at 90 O'Clock
4. NJ, and close at O'Clock z. NJ. The class
will not be open for admission of applicants af-
ter 10Y O'Clock. The Board has done away
with the practice of ante-dating certificates.
till after obtaining a certificate from the Board
of School Examiners. 1t is required by the
terms of the school law. that every teacher
must be qualified to teach OrthOgraphy, Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography. and
English Grammar, and possess an adequate
knowledge of Theory and Practice of Teach
ing. A failure in one of these branches Is a
failure in all. Those not possessing a fair
knowledge of them need not apply for certifi-
Gates. No application in reference to private
examinations will he needed. Testimonials of
good moral character, signed by ut least two
responsible persons, will be required of each
candidate. These testimonials must be placed
In stamped envelope, u1sedked, and addressed
with the name and post Office of the candidate
and presented on the day of examination. Ger
tiiicates will be of four grades, to-wit: Six
Months, Twelve Months, Eighteen Months,
Twenty-Four Months. Certificates of Six
Months being of very low grade and a trial
certificate, may be ISSUED second time to the
same applicant, if circumstances require. A
fee of 80 cents i, required of every candidate in
advance OF the examination.
By order of the Board.
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON, Clerk.
April Goth, 1S71-35tf
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4 les propri6tes immeubles payable
octoire 1871. L'acquereur fournis-
son billet, avec seeurits splidalre.
,abie et resident De catfe paroisse,
aiile an Curateur on 3 son 81 Ire, ct
fant int d s pour cent De son
6ance.
! d kerre demeurera speeiaiement nv
.b6gnge avec privilege du gen,leul
- Is prix d'achat compae suit, savoil
Pour Ia somme de $500, due a 81
Tmain = eander, SIR billet hypoth6
~. &c moutant, 6ch6lnt le 3 octc
! 1871, ct les int6rets.
Pour Ia balance du prix d'adiudi-
In en- favour de Ia succession, JUS
'an Placement
MITCHELL M. WOOD,
Cnrateur.
.,ac Charles, ri Avril, 1871.
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gBLL8HEDBY AUTHORIZE
49, ACT

AN an
release The damages for the non-pay-
nent of taxes due previous To the
gear 1869, and To authorize warrants
u be- received in payment thereof.
lECTToN 1, Be il enActed by the SEN
and House Of Re resentatives Of the
lie Of Louisiana In general assembly
1vened, That all the damages award-
by any law for the non-payn.e nt of
h taxes and licenses due to the State
evious to the year eighteen hundred
h sixty-nine be and are hereby remit
h and released proved, said taxes and
lenses shall be fully paid by the thirty
st day of December, A. ID. 1877; 9TH
Sc the damages to stand unremitted,
al to remain in full force.
SEC. q Be it further enacted, ETC.,
bat all the taxss and licenses referred
in the first section Of this act, inclu-
sng taxes assessed for any of the spe-
n funds, shall, when co lected, be Gre
ted to the general fund, and may be
hid in warrants of the Auditor of Pub
! Accounts on the State Treasurer.
SEC. 3, Be it further enacted, etc.,
nat the collectors Of State taxes shall
lblish this act ia the official journal in
Ich parish thirty days before they COM
ence collecting,
SEC. A. Be it further enacted, etc,
hat this lct shall take effect from and
ter its passage.
lSignedl GEO. w. CARTER,
,eaker of the House Of Representatives.
tSigned) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Governor and President Of
the Senate.
Approved April 8, 1871.
igned) TIL. &. WARMOTH,
Governor OF the State az Louisiana.
Al true copy.
GEo. @. HovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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1871. 1871.
GALESBURG
REPUBLICAN,
ron THE YEAR 1871

The Republican contains forty-eigh1
columns and N the largest paper III.
Knox County, I linois,
The best and handsomest Weekly ID ill.,
state.
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The Paper for the Farmer
The Paper for tile Basiness Man.
The Paper for the Children.
Encouraged ~ unexanp'gd snecea
during the ten months 0f It'll existence,
the Publisher III ellie Galesburg Repnh
ican III determined th spare no pain
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most popular paper III the State, al /.
has already heeolne the Eav0rite Weekh
III Western Illinois. TERars 81 year
Address,
THE REPUBLICAN,
Ga'esharg, II inois,
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THE MOUND CITY MUTUAL. L.TFE
INNErRENEE lNflATnANY 49,.

6 16&SGE&EAGN&sE4 GGA8&EANA being
h8me Institution, IL should 81 pregs ~ Il
hv citir us ot Tia South for many raa-
sons.
4. The m 1nsy invested in En- ID rasain-
ia at home, where 1T assists ca promo-
ING Western ani southern trade an8
0mmerca, In huil1ing up towns anil
titles, IN developing oar rich minel
ind agricultural RI sources. in baiEdnr
ilr great lines 0f rtIBruad, aad tn eniti-
satiRg Cur boundieas prairias. T0r
hesa reasons southern ana WesfeFn
men SHOULD insnra init
as lts funds ere all invested where
ugh rates ot intsFest prevail, II can
rant insurance cheaper and DIV better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
sur this reason, All persons desiaans of
making q eertain and safe provision for
their families. should insure in it
lts local board 81 Louisiana Directors
aeing composed az men 0f hiah stand
me ia the community. GA sufficient
yeaxantee that widows and Ornhans Will
ae protected Iii Them Ei@hsa, when noli-
hes issued by thss Lannany mature hy
reason ID death 0r otherwise. THIS IL
peculiar t0 this Company. tn0 other in.
situation beyond tha hlnSss al hha gtata
having 4 lacai board anu ID. kaerefoge.
worthy of the bighs consideration.
The Mound Gity iasues TIC following
classes Qt policies
n. Ordinary K6fe Policies
a Limlaet Payment F4iGe Policies.
n Single Payment Late Enlicies.
A, Ordinary Endowment su.
rance P0Aiel
8. Limited pavmens Endowment
AsanFenea Policies
q Single Rayraent AlnSousn
Assurance Policies
The above are tha most popular n0li~
cies, hUt in addition th0xenms0. ga
Mognd Clty issnas
Non-E cfseitinu Roliaie
Participating P0licies
and I'LL kaet, ali other classes 0f Policies
PfeniEnls ara payable in cash. hat Il
shs assured deslEea asE THIRD of tha
annnal og seni annul premian. mAy
remain anpaid IL helng endorsed AZ M
interest bearing ia&n on the policy an~
It'll pssid. III cancelled by dividen3s
EaAch policy holder win share in sha
PROFITS Ia tAe rgssportian he usav
have e9lNEitfAAtf ssl t1 tha
nf the Gampaag
This eompans make no Charge f9r
policy 8ge aR stamps
1lla Louisiana aeh "a M Sn aass
ssasN Budding Wn saa No. Cse.
meg Camp &a See sprasia
GtJ tios N Orleans
" Il SHINES
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Succession az Josefb y. Grqtgrr.
ErAT pE LA LoUraANE, Cour des
III OUTS LkFRANC. Administrator
~ de Ia dite sNcce al Il ayant de3os
d mon bureau an Ia ,leaa IL compile
final de son administration. denandant
RECONSIDERATION d'icelui; III III aite "a.
manda ayant 4 6 aoCans6 ra1 oFdFo da
Ia Cour en date iu 80 Avrig, 1871;
I'm consequence, avis @st par ies Es 8.
sent dnnn6 aux int6 esses. Qni ii anpo.
sitiNn par 6erit nest pas haite az a6a I.
s6e mon bureau en IA willie III fae
Charles, dams les dix ionrs aui slsivront
la date dl pleeu AVIS. IL NIT Tlblana
sera appgois6 ct homoAog scion II
priere ne petiumnaira
g. GhAssP00Li, GfefEar.
90 AyEii, 1871,
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E-aE--Iama LllraEIaE..

,7ov. @. II. M0UTOE, 81 u. H aTon-
ton u Co.
Judge III IN AERIkLCfK, 0f Race, Fos-
ter 4 i. An Merriek
+. ID HATCH. o. Samuel Smith 4 Ca.
c. CHISlT, Of Chisn & Boyd
JAMES JACKSON, 81 jacobsen a lIan-
tom.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. NV.
Bancker & Ce.
THOMAS FIII#II4LlIA1E, ZEE II. Easz-
William II ca.
r.. S, MORSE Proprietor City Hosal
l4en. ID. b. sIAgAEE
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southern G5UI1Ivs EgsI..
Published continuous since
l PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
JOURNAL DEVOTED TO AG-
RICULTURE. AND RURA
ECONOMY.
published q Asheus, Georgia. 81 wal
liam ana nv. VI. Jonea.


With large corps 81 able eanfri-
7atoTs. Its pages embrace discus ions
3n al topics az Interest to She farmer.
# is circulated from Virginia ~ Tex
y, and oilers 70 dealers ID implements.
ieedsa fruits. stock, etc, an unsglrpa
N medium for presenting those thinrs
70 the Southern public, who ase mO@e
tlan ever before interested In obtain
ng lah0r-saying machines, good seed.
good stock, etc. Address,
SOUTHERN CULTTVAT0R,
Athens, Georgia.
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suooeasion 81 Jaaeph D. ell.


ger, deceased.
STATE or Lou sIANA, PARIsH
Parish Ok Calcasieu, CoURr.
M OUIS LEFRANC, Administrator III
In said Succession, having filed III the
office Of the undersigned CLERK III said
Court his Final Tableau and Account
OF Administration,
puRLIC NoTICg il hereby given "a III
persons interested, Tint unless written
opposition thereto il filed iii my office,
~ the Court house, iii the town III Lake
Charles III said PARISH, within ten day
from this Goth day of April, Al. ID. 1871,
the said Iahlean and Account of All
ministration win be approved and ho-
mologated,
q. GLAssP00L, Clerk.
April 10, lt71,
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succession Or John LeEranc.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.
Parish Court

4 OUTS LEFRANC, III said Parish,
~ having Il ed his petition praying to
be appointed Administrator of the sue
cessioR Of John Lefranc, late 81 said
parish;
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby Civ
zen to All intending 10 make opposition
10 said appointment, 10 file the same in
writing In my office. 40 the Court house
n the town III Lake Charles, within ten
days from the date Of this notice.
q. GLASSP0QIl, Clerk.
Clerks oftice, Lake Charles, La, this
<Vth Gay ot April, 4, ~, 18Th.
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HOMESTEADS
3ountv Land Warrants.
Pensions. Gee:

~ p ENTER homesteadp, from cur
private memoranda and other
sources Of information; buy land war
rants, or get them from the government:
get State pensions for the soldiers Of
1919 or their widows; obtain land pat
ents; recover purchase money On can
ceied entries, and atten1 to land eases
and business Of an kinds. Address
RoBT II & JAS. u. BRADFORD,
Land Lawyers, 18 Royal Street
Glass box 504, New Orleans. Ia.
ian29-Gm
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NOTICE TO THE TAX pay
|. ERs or THE PARISH
IL or CALCAsIEU.
OFFEcE OF TAX CoILEcToR,
PARISH or CALCAslRU, La.

GARtSH OF GAL0AalEU1 LA.
III. persons owing taxes in this par
III ish is hereby notified 10 pay the
sane promptly If they wish 10 save
eoSts. Office open every day from 3
A, NJ. TO 8 r. M.
g. BARRIE.
Tax Collector.
Lake Charles, April 20th, 1871, LSt,
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orr CLUB RATES.

For TEN DOLLARS vs. win send f1nr
copies tor one year III 0ne address, 81
each copy t0 separate addresses,
Tor TWENTY DOLL IEss we wils aaRfl
eight copies q one mfldress, "a each
copy to separate addresses.
The party who sends TIA TWENTY
DOLLARS for club Or eight eonies
lall sent Az one tilnel Will he entitled
tna copy FREE
fetters-up III clubs 0f eight copies ean
afterwards add single copies NJ S2 50
each.
H. sure and auhscriha f0r No ostaF
papeg until yen see saturday Night
WE Wall seemed specimen Copies frUe te
any who win seud ns their address
DAVIS & EMERSON.
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Vente par le Sle1.if..

IL
A. Alexander We. Ia Compagnie dies
Huiles de P6trole. Etat dc Ia Louis
lane, Cour du Septiame District,
pour ID parOisse d'Glieans, en- III viii,
de Ia Nauvelle Orleans No. 2979.
I'm yertu dun writ dallas tieri facia.
IL hnt & par Ia Septiene Cour de dis
tllct de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour la paroisse d'Orl6ans, ia la vile
de Ia Nouvel Orleans, dams le proCe
ci-dessus intitu 6, ct i moi adress6, j.
vendrai en- vente publique, a la Maison
de COur de- Ia parOisse de Calcasieu, Ell
Ia VILE de Lac Charles, 10
SamRdi, 6nae jour dc Mai, 1871,
d IL heures dn matin, les propri6 &
ci-aples d6clites, saisie our satisfaire
10 dit writ, SAVIOR
Une petite locomotive,l engin ct
bouilloire; bandes de fer; pompes; uu
tils de forgerOns; pipes, 1t autrss ar
tees don't r6num6ration serait trop
long, pour creuser les pnits artesiens Oh
hniles, sit1 6s chez Adolphe Derosiers.
en- oette paroisses nm cheyal nomm6
''Tnuchy. 7
CONDITIONS: Compliant avec le b6. a.
fee destination
WI. III. HASKELL, Sic ii.
Lac Charles, 13 Avril, 1871,
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wv. G. AUSTIN. 1F. ID.
,. N. F0LWEIsL, M. ID
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- - 80 10. -

uf FN TAI. M, holds its regulnr meet
angs ~ The Masonic Hall, every third
saturday of each month, at O'clock
d Al transient brothers in &, q
aAAaulnG ara invited t0 attend
LOUIS LEvEQUE, M. MI.
= hRYaN, Secretary.
CHARLES, ER 6pdl 2A 1870,
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New Lightning Method.
1S0 WORDS per minute can BE
AQO learned in wet ks. Send stamp
eF circular. Prof. q. WADE, Box 66
hudson City, n. ].
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OaaceFs ~ Louisiana Agency

Gov &. il. AE0UT0E prsIdens
Judge E II. AEERRICK e-Prusslenk
b. B. SHINES Secretary
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Succession ne john K.efFnmC.
.ETAT DE TIA LOUISIANA,
pARoIssE cAICAaIEU.
Cour des Paroisse

OUTS LEFRANC, de III snsdite Pa
nv roisse, ayal.t delAase 4 mon bureau,
a petition l'effet d'esre nomme Adj
mnlnistrateur de Ia succession de- John
Aefranc, reinforcement do cette pa
roisse.
I'm consequence, avis est par 10 pre-
sent donn6 anx interessts, aynnt inten.
Yen de sapp0ser n Ia dite nomination.
81 depnser leug opposition par eerit,
.s yam II bureau IA Grefier, Lac
SSha,rles, dans les dix jours Qui soiyront
Y date an present avis,
81, GI4ASSP00Il, Grefier.
bureau au GresRex, 10 Avril, 1871,
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SheriR ga1a

A. Alexander vs.. Louisiana Petroleum
and Coal Oil Company State of Lou.
isiana, Seventh District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, III the city Of New
Orleans, No, 1919.
DY virtue Of an alias writ az Fl ia. H.
ID sued out Of the Seventh District
Court of the State Of Louisiana, IN and
for the parish Of Orleans, in the CITY "
New Orleans, in tile above numbered
and EMIT ed suit, and To me directed. /
viii proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Courthouse door of the parish OF
Calcasieu, in the town Of Lake Charles
on Saturday the 9th day Of May
A. d. 1871. at II o'clock, a. M., til,
following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to wit
One small Locomotive Engine and
Boiler, plates, pumps, blacksmith
tools, pipes and other articles for tile
purpose IF artesian or oil well boring
now situated at Ado phe Derosiers il.
this parish Also horse named ,roU-
chy, and many articles too numerous
to mention.
Term Of sale Cash with the benefit O.
CI}S ELL, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, April 18th, 1871.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12

can we suppose that the legal British claims
claims or that the arbitrators will swell the
amount of British claims beyond the demands
of justice.
Upon the fisheries and the Northwestern
boundary dispute the treaty is as we have
already represented and while We hold that
even the warlike General Butler has no cause
for complaint against the fisheries adjustment,
we have full confidence Of an honest judgment
from the German Kaiser upon the boundary
question. He will have the Oregon treaty of
1916 before him and all the maps and evidence
and arguments on both sides necessary to
full understanding of the case, and he will
have the great Bismarck at his elbow; and so
we may rely upon fair judgment from the
Emperor of Germany.
The agreement embracing the navigation Of
the St. Lawrence covers q much broader mar
gin than has been represented in our reports of
this treaty; for this agreement is pretty ex-
tensve reciprocity commercial treaty between
the United States and the New Dominion. If
we are to have the full benefit with the Cana
dams of their st. Lawrence canals, from Lake
Erie down to Montreal, they are to have the
same privileges in our canals, up that lake and
river line to Lake Superior, and they are also
to have the free navigation of Lake Michigan
for term of years. Now, as Lake Michigan
is wholly within the United States, and has
upon its shores the important commercial grain
of
Bay and other places, this concession to the
Canadians of the free navigation Of this lake
on the same conditions as our own citizens
ought to reconcile her Majesty's provincial to
the reciprocitics demanded Of them in the St.
Lawrence canals and the fisheries. Nor can
we imagine that the authorities or people of
the New Dominion will hesitate in the reel
procties proposed.
All things considered, the Joint High
Commission, in this treaty, have achieved
great and glorious work, worthy
the two great nations of the English
speaking races; worthy their boosted
enlightenment and advancing civilization
worthy the anisble, peace-loving Queen Vic
toria and our honest soldier President, whose
motto is, 'Let us have peace" and full of
promise to the general inter ,sts of mankind in
the cause of peace. There is nothing in this
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain to excite the jealousies of other
nations. On the contrary, so many of them
are invited to assist in it that they must all
become interested in it and instructed by it
in the ways of peace. Its ratification, which
is close at hand, will surely DO the opening of
new chapter of 'peace and good will to
men,"
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THE WoMEN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTIONS held
in this city yesterday aud the day before have
been extremely interesting and quite success
full. Indeed, it is notable instance Of the
remarkable progress which this erradc doc
trine has made that, whereas a. few years ago
It had few supporters and seldom could gather
a corporals guard of listeners at It's meetings,
Steinway Hall, during the meetings Of the last
few days. has been crowded to rcplction
with as elegant and intelligent an audience
as ever gathered within its walls TO hear
Nilsson sing. The audiences have been not
merely listeners, amused by the vagares OF
the women who addressed them, but they have
been interested, apparently, In the questions.
discussed All over the hall IL has been the
rule during the present sessions for sensible
and intelligent-Iooklng people to pop up sn,-
denly and PROFOUND questions to the speakers
or reply to them, fact which serves very
materially to make the meetings rather spicy.