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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26
FOUND,

,l1IyNDsc-CAMB 10 NJ PRKlllDRS on LRvRn
street, between Convent and the United Otafee
y-1Sko, ON Saturday, October q, 1871. between
rh0uFe q 10 an1 II p. H., . dark brown horoe
n. Vhioh IT, oWner can have BY calling on
tnlndeesignD4, ytovtnO propesty md peX:ne all
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26
The CITY HALL.

Bids for the purchase of ten per cent
bonds in appropriation certificates were
opened yesterday.
One bid for 5000 wss made at 4lO2 o.
and another for $1,000 at 9lO4.
The fact that there were go few bids il
encouraging, and shows feeling Of conf.
dence among business men that the credit
Of the city is improving. The combination
formed few weeks ago for the purpose Of
depreciating and then purchasing city
securities has resulted in an increase OF
their value. Brokers on St. Charles and
Carondelet streets, who have manipulated
city paper for their sport and profit" now
realize the adage, 1.-THE best laid schemes
of mice and men gang aft aglee."
Chichge Relief Fund.
Mayor Flanders yesterday paid draft
for ten thousand dollars drawn on him BY
the Mayor of Chicago. The cash collec-
tons tor this fund up to this time are about
$27, 900, exclusive Of contributions from the
churches and donations of sugar, molasses
and rice by the coast planters.
rDepartment Of Police.
An examination of the accounts of the
Administrator of Police shows that the
number of loaves Of bread supplied the In.
sane Asylum, Home Of the Aged and In
firm, Girls House Of Refuge, and the officers
Of the Boys House of Refuge was s0,69s,
OF eleven ounces each, or s., ,4SO pounds. By
this estimate each inmate Of each institution
consumed one pound and one ounce.
During the same time the boys Of the
House of Refuge consumed 43,lS9 fourteen
ounce loaves, equal to 7,790 pounds, or
one pound and five ounces each per day.
The Workhouse consumed 46,297 loaves,
weighing 33,e92 pounds, with nine ounces
daily for each inmate.
By this it will be seen that the boys in
the House of Refuge consumed daily two
and third times as much as the inmates Of
the Workhouse. The boys bake the bread,
and therefore have chance to eat more
of it.
Colonel Lewis is doing good service in
thus educating goodly lot of bakers. He
would receive the thanks Of all bon rirants
it he would educate also lot of good
cooks.
The books Of the Boys House Of Refuge
show the number Of pounds Of bread in q
barrel of -four:
n~, >ln
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26

NAsHIONABLE NOTICE E-xR. A.CAPrroN.
Il well known for many years - GUTTER in one
Of the best tailoring establishments In New Or
public in general that he has qpeped . stors, Hor
his own account et No. Caro1delet Atseet He
keeps ON hand fine assortment Of Cloth. Velvet,
and from the best manufactures Of France and
5000. ~oraesa. .Rsan1taE attendad t. aR6 4sicee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26
NHOMAs n. HANDY 4 CO.,

THOMAS h. HANDY Il CO.,
(successor to John r. Schiller.)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY,
WINES AID LIQUORS,
NoA IA and l6 Royal street. IL and - Exchange
Place, New Orleans. Louisisna,
Devote themselves specially to the importation and
selection Of pure
Brandy, Wises, Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists Of
OLD SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND SAZERAC
1898, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES,
From the best Known distillers and held BY W to
mature. Champagne and burgundy Wines st.
Croix and ,Jamai . Rum, Scotch and Irish
Whisky. from the best makers; Red White and
Chemisse Port Wine, fine pale and ordinary
Sherry, different brsnd6 Holland, Bell and "Old
Tom" tSir B. Burnetts) Gin, vermouth Noflley
Pratt and Toxen0l, Absynthe, Annisette. Cura-
GOA, French and German C0rdials, Ale, Porter
and Bremen Lager Beer, AnagOstura Boxers;
Hostetter's, Pyrsnees and other Bitters.
We particularly invite attention to our very select
stock Of FAMILY CLARbTS and WHITE WINES,
which We cell by the cask, case dozen, to suit
purchasers. Liberal inducements offered to city
dealers, and the most careful attention aven to or.
ders from the country
THOMAS n. HANDY 4 CO..
oc3 I'm Nos. IA and is Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26

IT UMB8k... .................1CM08R
VIA THR LAKE BORGNR CANAL
For the local and coast trade, . large supply Of
all kinds Of PINE LUMBER constantly on hand at
the river end Of the Lake Borgne canal, ten miles
below New Orleans. Tho location Of the yard
directly on the levee) 10 admirably sAapted to
loading steamboats, or barges.
Prices considerably below the New Orleans rates.
Special orders for Lumber, Timber and Wood for
local use or shipment promptly filed.
Apply at the Lumber Yard, or to
JAMES o. NOYES,
President of the CAcal COMPANY,
$3.50 eOdlm l83 Common street, New OrleanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26
WssrERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ST.. Camp Street, New Orleans. -
The following BrAnch Omces are new opem
Csrondelet street, corner Of Grsvier street.
Foydras street, corner Of Commerce street
On ne leves, foot Of Canal street..
A. Charles Hotel ~

Lower Cotton Presses, corner Of Nontegut street
Upper Cotton Presses lin few days).
Tho rates On nesssges between any Of these
Dnees 10 1br tan words twenty cents each addi-
tional word two eantA On messages to all points
the rstss aEe The sans - non the csatral 0mes
10. - Canp street. .2
oe4 In .. YhAN11Y, Supegintondsnk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26
FOR SAFE.

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nRCG STORE FOE SALR.-THK DRUG
~ store Of the late Lsibig. situated on Leveo
street. between Napoleon 1venne and Berlin etDeet.
sixth District for sale on very advantageous tefma
Apply to Z 0DORGE WEISS.
se23 Magazine and Austerlitz streets.
NOR SAlE-THB LRAsB AND STOCK OP 4
I well hlled and established Wood and Coal
Yard. The stock Of wood and coal will be sold ct
Rent Of yard and fixtures merely nominal The
yard IL sold ON account Of the owner having other
business requiring his entire attention. Apply on
the premises, No - Roman street, between Com.
mon and Palmyra. oca
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26

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New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Nrw.Yorx. Monday. Aprt, "a. q,

a.a.s frw-YorK, Monday, April "a, 1871.
The influx OF horses to the New-York mar
ket Is assuming daily larger proportions, aud notwth
standing the extensive and continued sales of ths past
week. the present one opens with such larcr spply as
TO mi pretty nearly every stall In the numerous sale
stables throughout the city.
For other. horse dealers hardly evcr ex
pect to make sales OF any consequence ON the first and
last business days OF the week The calls particularly r
fine coach and speedy road horses, neyertleSs so
freouent during the day 10 foreshadOw an excellent
weeks trade n not checked by unfavorabe weather
There IA no change in prices.
Sales for the week ending April % were reported fol-
lows by some of the principal dealers In the Bulls Head
Market, viz: -, -, -.
From A. S. Chamberlln's stables 1G5 head OF French
and Western French horses bringing fron 300 To
$3.50 per head and from 25 TO 500 per team Western
from 500 to 500 per head and from sZO 10 oo per
team -, -. -. a., .
Messrs Oakley Smith report the largest sales lhs
season. comprising TT head at from $40 10 sVO per ca
and from $3.50 to 500 per team. 40 ...
j. H. Dahman sold i25 head, at from s1O W siVv per
head and from $500 to 300 per team. - -,
Messrs Fitch Il Conan sold three pair OF nne coach
horses at from 81 800 tn $500 per pair, ana Iour sRe
horses at from $500 TO Sl,0JO per head. -,
Several pair Of fine carriage and road horses "ere soiu
by A. III. Dixon in West Twenty-sixth-st. -.
An auction sale Of horses and carriages Will be hed 70
morrow Cuesday). the 26h inst at Messrs Johnston
Van Tassels Horse Auction Mart In East Ihrteenthst
For particulars, see advertisement below. .
The skeleton OF spring andaulette dsplayeu
Broadway, In front of Messrs Demarest ~ Wo0dfunS ;
Carriage WareroOrns affords opportunity 10 exame
souudness and workmanship OF the Yencle wIch Ill
its finished state be bought inside the Repository
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

t'ROPEAN .NARkEIN.
LoVDQS. April 241O m.C0nso opened c % for ho'h money
and the account An scr les ; United saI Ilye-Tweny
t0u-s 1867 sJi 1900 Old 9o; 1894. ~: Territories. d.
LivEEP00L, April 2f-i3J a. m-Cltfon-olers VressI
sales; Md ling Uplauls7.i Midding Olesus. al
ASrvEEP Ap z4PetoeIn quoted as francs for fle pale
American.
lvzPooI, April 24-Eyenng- Rosn has advanced to
.G %
L5>poS April 2i-5 p closed for money and
American c7cT; U1ite Five Twenty
1863. b. I55. 8l. 1867, 81; Ten Forties. 8yl
LIVERPOOL Anrl 295 D. co-ei int ard irregular
Mudhng Upans, TAI Addng Orleans 7t sales Of The day,
bales. bales specnlition ami export TlOV a.
LIVERPOOL April 2Arrve ,bp Chancellor, Mobile March
SCI bales Of shin Advice, HcwOean, 3 %
o Sen
Cotton; Blomcgra March IS.
bart Samuel Lgrhcc, from Nea Yor ArT
bales Cotton bark g. Hall from Galveston MIR II,
Olaf NckclSOn, March
.Jw with . bales OF Cotton.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
5inarnal

CANDUSKY, MANSFIELD and NEWARK
- and hkwJEhsEf SOUTHERN RAILROAD bfOChS AM
BONDS bought by
TE'EN PER CENT INTEREST for Loans on
Illinois Fam secguty obtained With safety. Inees puneaAi
kaxy; JOIN R3SAGELLJ u LgoaH7 Bqll,ls ghis'so,g g
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

T0 FARMERS.-l have IlrgG p,na lt'Nitb !, is one Of
. sn,., % in ne state for sru sioc raising desire to meet
, !, g., having fs hundred dollars That @ siH 70 , '1'
With me ani woeA The Tar" """" N' "
!, john Il Nes-iOrk
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
my HIpx.

dpsSTRR~Tk has moderate demand for HeHlo1 Sole
@ sisi ai7g In grces there Is no qu0.se lane
cu su fayor for all except ihs R 1ns o0 S es And @ & % e
sad continues sedvs at frm Irees for prime .oSS siocs
p A,Ies Middle 2sd29Jc y n; nemOCE. Baenos Aye
Light 81 9le q Aea&'s & Ssf9Taa e , s SSiy % S,ioI, gS gb
Qsc q enoc onnoeo &G Heavy @ @2egZ.S 10 s hsmSsh 81
% a. erlock Good Damaged All kinds and weights 25 q25c
eo roS Bas 81 M aap snSs S,oSPs SP sTy, sss S
In Crssfe Nbih 3a38c 10; Union Cropped, hght 3d3c
J 0si Rough Soaen al weights 27a5c y tcurrency.
~ b,. bsn nave vy fr Goc-ry stock fair
S error grades dan and nomnal' Domeste selling siIy el
Ec, sOthis do on private terms AID o DDS Ne"O
NAVAL STORES-Srr Turpeutne is lower and du 200 bbs
acre reported sold Soc The market closing ad'oc loI muen
@ % e demand osrs TO the scarcy Of freight room cargo
5 Tf is uscve at - 25a ;! 50 for Sew5ern and Whining
0r,s~lneca Lnseei is qebut s2e for casks and s3c
M bis crude Fh j. haye been very quiet eut PFe&, ear are & S out
,s .u5i.6. clinse the demand continues moderate.
TEy slOSSThe has been m deman for rors tSsy ana ihe
ar m Ibis at sls for CITY Mess 10 80 :Or Prime $lS p oI
se .r du Win i2j asked for the moyths sales
l ~. oT Al at H and ~ bos sss5 yul az & &iS I 81 & t
Ps Mes ad sl5G 8 Extra Mess 1e-ce Beef is not mrCh
sought on T. Rl nonn.s On easea a. eS & s'S N > 1 s2 81 r
Beet Hams moderate trade demand .nt rrenar at
Wc.sfo ana ella ~ T Comnsn Cu Meats are dun bat no,
~, fh nd G At s4Sic for CS sioaers and i2i igl.c r Hams
Beaa qiei We quote q &C. o5 Oan ei M @ N
quote rsc for City Land sehls RIO" ~
orngs moderate. AID the general market t more e
81 s bs and tcs Oac 0lic for CITY ll0hse ior
Fsr 20 Pr steam llallfc or Kettle Redi or itrre
quiet bot hmi SAILS Of 20 cs iOi June al 81 &C.
~ Tor juT He AMI 20 tcs for MAY at ilsc
FEOlK bulb has been light demand rom be1re
M continued steady: lot Of 800 bj sot iod l3ci the
tusucss hs been transacted but the market Is h
rer- - been inactive quite in 10 The reiucon u
ss lag past the Freyang qu0i4los we're = &C. ~.
nothing In P depha tue trsac o- lNe
in u limited scale the orly slles being 2o hh f April a. p
sr1I s)l ials ru1n0rea for April, vhout igrticIlor.
mCI-D,me- E ta VIII small uprl- tu' good demand ana u
pr M on: saes 4Dtcs o. a i; Eangoon not very active uu'
h.i- hdI % u Q1lc.: sales .GJ bags. ia lots
SUGa2S-BaWs have been active mand with ir o1 ~ u
strong and buoy ant thcrye Irc better AZ me sas
Hs h a. gUSc for Cuba 9QIOc Tor Clarified do, " s0l oi
Ir.rrl nd 20 lr Havana a! g.aic; eared IN good de-
l.rI and lnrer. Powered Is he lat lS-c
SUN-Te market ioT Goat j. que' but sieadyj sales % bale
ir ~ d. Beg a Calcutta receipts have nfeu @ ha
M Ca "a do NeYcar Curacao. 80 do Cay, yl Lua
5,- me- market for dan AMI prices r'Uii 81 t t
pr sa 900 D Texas soutneni receipts have been 50 bales Para
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
COTTON MARKETS

s.v,Sx,g Apr 2-Coon quiet Ndiings 35c net receipts,
"a bales etpor-to Britain Hl3 baes 10 TIE C0pnhen,
bs ooaste l8g bales; ssles 200 bales oci ~ y3 bales
tSsTos Apr 2.Cottou quiet Mdings l4ci net receipts
1 bse.' eYpo,t.--eosstgse iales stock. 30 bale.
EoEyoiy Apn A.-CottOn 6rm Low Mddhgs lSdllle' net
receipts eIportcossise % baes sales VO Ossi
BroS Anil 2-Coon quiet and seady Mdngs, BE net re
oeips 56 gross SO bales sa 200 ose stock lSSn bales
CH.sETos Apnf 2-Co,icn quiet Mddlngs 4e net receipts
$40 bset eIposooastyse fJ3 bales sales 800 baes ok, i-
,,,,t--- T., q,
nc net receipts bales gross 1888 bales eHpcrs-0 Lhef
pool bales Ilayre, 371 bales; to Bremen. SoS
w 4i3 bAleS - ,. q, enc
bales erporcoastw lG bales sales, IOO 0asi t'o'A '"'
B4LrNoRE April 2Coton quiet MddDgs. lei net receipts
lOl bales lss bales espoo Crest Britain sO Dss e"A'
Nse, ITO boles; sales, $50 bales; stock $3.50 balcE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
PFCrTpTS or pPODVCE.

PEI Vessels and RqilrOgGs.
24fi pkgs. Ashes BeeswEK, 30 bales Broom Corn
zoo Cotton Seed Cake 461 tCj bus COt0n seed
oil igl03 bbs Flour g O bush Wheat $3.50 hush Com. 30J
50l bush Rve 1900 bush Malt 6 bush Barley l25 huh
Seed - bush Flax seed 81 bgfh Be'us 40 busl Peas go ls
Meal 80 Meal l5 bush B. T. Pears t bu Spi1 lurleLtne,
o. bl Crude Iurenre 50 bills Tar. 34s3 bills Resin. "a bbs
Pork 60 pkgs Beef 26 Cu Meai t2 pkss Grease 10! pigs
Lard 81 kegs La l00 prgs 225 pigs Butter 20 pkgS
Cheese 26 bos Eggs ls9 Pkgs Dried Fruit h kes Oh Cake 40
bh COpI 30 hsrs Copper e. bhis WHISKY 200 bales
Wool IL bal IGa' 5 bales Hols Ikg Tea 4s' sies Leather.
lC} bales skins Il j Hides. 1913 bales Hide, 80 i'd Tobacco
LOG Ikg Tobacco l6 pss Lea 40 psS starch, 30 bush Pea
IA Qt. u les Moss
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

ITO the STOCKHOLDERS of the COMMON,
MEaLTH FIRE ms CO.. No Isl Brc'dwaymann hl
- ll At O'Clock the OGce Of the Company by o,1su
the Committee HENRY STOKES, JOHN SMITH,
j. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
CORN & BUNI0N

ppuRpIEs BRIGGS ALLEvIATOR CURES COMMON CORSs.
I ryt their formation. BRIGGS CURATIVE FOR Fescred eorns
In mol Buuons usegs, issowas Mails 40, safe aud sazs
SolI BY D,sggss
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

~ delivered Ycuher Con fy active ss cegsSs ~ o s".S
to efppn .S.r5 Al 7OdT2; Western Mixed at Cos
gnp S@ arc ssost, Western White ct 75G7ci Western ieo"
snt n % 80 Sou,beru White at 63d8tc. ...v.
Of S, sTocK NRwYoRK AND BRoohIhN "~"A
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

Dv hides an without important changei fme ,,cns
owing to scarcity iImly held At or shove oa, rpaie
,es r lower grades dropping, and cone : So Tras
Nh & Iies are fair demand for Domestic Slaug Bnf
" ~, epo,ston Calcaa HesThe market for hos tends
go The lsrre increase 10 the stock Of both eesl ~ We
y, Sssress prices We note sa Of 50 bales SAn2s'erN
70 etFi''N f''N 7I-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
feeiures ano Aleeiinss.
miscellaneous.

ID 3ls PeaIlL, HaTeFs Ba0's N'i' Az Min S' oPPKI
factory pices s0 ~ ~
DRICk MACHINES .
ID AND BRiCK-YARD PIXTuRBS
Address PEBKsKiLL MFG. Co. Peekshh N T.
GAVE your NEWSPAPERS and send to j:
COLLINS No 20 Spree sho tie HIGHEST PklCH
fG eh Newspapers, Pamphlets Boo.s, &c,
CEND for Circular of the l.. GREEN PLOW,
- s, hest in the market POCGHKEBPslB a. ~ PLow Go.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
OF THg
GNIIECIInLII WESTERN RiILR0iD Co.,

Coupon Registered and by tho Legislature Of Coaneste1t made free Of
all STATE tsx-eYcu per interest payable January and Ju New
York They The Subscribed capital stock Of the
Company all Of which except $500 has been paid in
cash this $4,000 has been subscribed ami paid By the City Of
Hartford The mortgage made in trust to the Treasurer Of the State
Tie bonds eer IN the Dice Of the Controller of tie STATE AL
couneei by him. and b. tie Of the Charter only BE- de-
yd by him the Company the proportion Of 5000 bonds for
5000 previously expended tie construction Of the roaL
TIE rosd e,u Hartford where connects With the whole View
Tngpd system Of ro.l westerly Merton the NewYOrk
state line where connects Harlem Road north and south
with ;hs Duchess Columbia Fshk compeei with the
Pogkeepse Poughkeepe be finished in JAY and
with the Connecticut Rondou od be built opening direct
connection VI the coal supplies Of tie Pennvaui, Coal Company and
tie Delaware Hudson Canal Company vide aei for business
orep by rs numerous Railroad End River connections supplying the
eounr with cosl lumber grain cattle, and bTeas1f from the West
and returning lime marble and the maintaining piodn Of 'h
many thrifty towns along its hue.
The grsng complete, part Of the iron puhs'ei and tn
ng will commence the condition Of the bel will permit
III character II Maragsrs among whom Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNUM erGov HOLLEY, GEORGE M. BARTHOLOMEW ESQ.,
and JAMES GOODWIN, ESQ., guarantee that the enterprise N De
carried through In a substantial and economical msnner
The pres Of bonds 90 per cent aud seeged nerest
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

~, v moderate o-eru-s is lo We Glover a. y9'.c
a. nuohy 90 50 z3db 90 ,,-.r,z,,.
TAlIO" be make. is moderately active ana HIDi s1' :" WV
wII.SY ss fsr BAT les active sales Of 20 bbs at
! NE I.rrr f,rrN
New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

A CADEMY of MUSlC.-MARlE SEEBACH.
"a CLOSE OF THE SEEBACH DRAMATIC SEASON IN
AMERICA
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, April q and 28 28
sNNI, SION TO AL PARTS or THE ACADEMY, ~ CENTS
Reserved alqa Dres CTo ard hezanne BoEc 5 eTra
Private Oxes. four seats IS; Family Circle, Sc - -
The Director respectfully announces ne LAST Two NIGHTS OF
Msame MARIE SEEBACH IN AMERICA which vii OF the
MOST RENARKABLB DRAMATIC SEASONS in uh, country
OF representations period 0f seven months
entire public witness @ Great ars
before departure Director has adopted for these last even
inss the ABOVE SCALE or PRICES ...
WEDNESDAY, April 20 will be presented ADRIENSB LECOU-
VREUR-SBEBACH ADRlEhNB LECOCFREUki FENEIA,
BOuiLLON. - . .r,,. A.,
FRIDAY EVENING, April 28 BENEFIT and LAST APPkAR
ANCE Of MARIE sEEBhCH great 0 VI MARY SIUAhT
VEHErA ELIZhBRTH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30
Board Of Education Meeting.

PERRysBu RG, June 2S. 1871.
Pursuant In adjournment frnm .lune 90. the
Board met at their room III the Union Schnl
house, June 20, 1871. at ~ p. N.
Present. W Ross, a. G Wilims, II Sea-
bert, G. B. Kreps, A. Il. Champney and j. q.
Knoll.
The minutes Of preceding adjourned meeting
were read and approved
This mert,ng was held TO consider applica-
tions Aud tn empluy Teachers for the ensuing
Year: thereup"n the committee On teachers re-
ported the following:
For Assistant Esther f Crook
do Grammar Dept Carrie Fowler
do IuerIn.d ate do-Sophie g Knoll
do Secondary do-Maegie NJ NIss
do Second Primary Lucy Prwers
d, First do Carrie X rhump,on
For Superintendent: Unclassit II sch "l in
Thornton District and German Teachers, the
committee ask further lime.
On u.etiun of Mr. Williams that th, report "f
the committee on teachers he adopted as report
ed. seconded by Mr Srnbcrt.
The President reqeSied that the Y AS an nhys
be called fur the adnptiun at the repuTt.
ResuIt-Yeas Ross, Williams. Seabert, Kreps
and CbaInpne,, Knoll not voting
Moved and seconded that the Bond Of X
Champnpv, Treasurer ni School District n" l..
Perrysburr. Ohio, he accepted, approved aud
laced nu file carried.
Moved and sec lei that F Hnllenbeck be re-
appointed as Examiner for three vears--carried
The Secretary was ordered tn iSSne an order
in favor nf ] w Ross for blank teachers GER
uiclies. for three dollars.
M further business before the Board the
meeting adj ,urncd sine die.
J. q. KNOLL, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30

s. J. POWELL. Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30
w,LuorT,s ANrI.pERIopIc,

A CsRrAIN, SAFE and SPEEDY CuRE for CHILLs
and FEVER AGugs, DrMB CHILLs, and all Fe-
vers of n,iIsmofic oriyia
1t is Safe because it contains no Arsenic, no
PoisoH either vegeta aple or mineral.
Itis CERTAIN, because THOUSANDS have tested
its virtues and pronounced it success.
It is sPrEDY, because il destroys the peri
ndical tendency of chlls to return on the seventh
fourteenth and twenty first days.
Try Wilhori's rnnic it You wish to cure your
Chills, have a cIear head and gn about your bu-
sness in few days.
1t dies not wear aud dear the body and make
ga raw head aud bloody bones" uf vuu like cal
omel, ner bloat your face aud swell your eyes
like arsnic, nor SPLIT your head and raise Nj
agara Falls in yorr ears, like Qulnins. It is
SAFE. For sale by all druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30

Miss NELLIE G AssLDy g Select School al the
Court House closed last week for the usual
Summer vacation.
-. N. BEACH has aIcrop Of oats which now
stands some leet high, aud promises an enor-
NOUS yield. We.counted 107 berries on one
stalk.
-AsHToN TAYLOR has successfully compile
ed the burning Of a kiln of 1876 900 brick. Those
in want of n firs-rate article in that line, can
now be supplied at the lowest market price.
The pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, preached
a missionary sermon on Sunday morning last,
at the close Of which, the congregation literally
contributed the sum Of Ss4 to that cause.
Scarcely a day passes but what some Of the
Agricultural Implements in front Of Mr.. Crook g
Warehouse timber up and start for the field
Of action. lie is finding a ready sale to Lucas
county farmers.
Read ordinance number "a in this paper,
then fall in shovel brigads. Also read ordin-
ance number % and ascertain what a nice side
walk the brigade will have for dress parade.
The pupils Of the intermediate department
Of the Union School Miss SOPHIA KNOLL, teach
er, celebrated the commencement exercises uf
their Summer vacation with picnic at Fort
Megs TN last Friday.
The Elmore Courier gives an account NJ a
young man who has made several frantic pff,nrts
10 commit suicide because he is tO lazy to v ork
and his friends will not ful nish him any more
money 10 live with.
Next Tuesday being the 4th Of July, our Of
flee will be closed during that dav, as we pro-
Pose tn celebrate Should there be any who
NAV wish "a leave few dollars with us, we
will be pr mptly nn hand prior or after that oc-
casiOn TO receive il.
From the frequent accounts that appear in
our exchanges Of safe blowing. stolen horses,
highway robbery, petty thieving, &c, the cour-
try must be filled with robbers aud there's
Vigilance should BE- the waicbword that all NAV
get their just deserts.
1t is currently reported that &C. W t." of
the Senfin,I made voyage up Ditch No. IL,
in this county, took library along and has been
writing editorial correspondence from "Bevond
the Mississippi" &. W. L. has been home for
over week, but the letters still come. Shoddv
LEV AVERY, who was tried and acquitted
on the charge of assault and robbery at the last
term of c, urt. was last week reaTfested in Gin
cnnati by sheriff Brow NsBER0ER, and in de-
fault pf $500 bail was lodged in Jail at Bowling
Green to await further bearing.
-Messrs. RETTiG & wETzEL. Merchant Tail
ors have T, moved their shop from Frnut street
tH the BSder building, corner 0f Louisiana ave.
and railroad. They will be pleased tn see old
and new customers at their new lucatinn. They
will give particular attention to custom work.
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