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20 CONTR ACTORS.

RICHMOND, June 9TH, 1872.
FHNo co tTRACTORS FOR EARTH WORK
l. Bids will be received until IL o'clock JULY
lsT, for contracts for the earth work in the APP
proaches To the James River Bridge.
Proiiles and specifications for the work can be
seen by application at the office of the clerk of
the Town of Manchester. ....5-.s
JOHN G.. CLARKE,
Engineer in Charge James River Bridge.
ie lO--td
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nUTTERICK,S PATTERNS.
ID sole Agency, Hows SEWING MACHINE
Office s23 Main street
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
gnia.
In the matter of James G. Roy, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
To'Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
F. w NIahood, Of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as ASST
gnee Of the estate of James @. Roy, OF
Richmond city, in said district, who was, on
the 29th day of May, 1872, adiudged q bank.
rupt on his own petition by the District Court OF
said district. FtF
Dated Richmond, Va. June IS, 1872
Ft +. w. MAHOOD,
ie l7NI2v Assignee
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DKIME BUrTER.-We are daily receive
i ing FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER which
Will be sold at low prices. -
~ Ii. WAILERSTEIN & Co,
No IL Fifteenth street,
ja I1-lm .ga between Main and Gary.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE

lie l7-laWtds.
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speech of Mr.. Colfax at South Bend-His Ad-
hesion 10 the Philadelphia Ticket-His Name
no Wedge of Discord--A Consistent Repub-
lican i'm Private as in Public.
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ROOFING.

T d. WInTIAKER,
~ 4. Improved Fire and Water Proof Felt,
Cement, Composition Gravel, Tin and Slate
ROOFER,
No. 1917 CARY STREET,
between THIRTEENTH AND NIRGIsIA STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. w...
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
TNE.C Collectors Male.
State Of Louisiana.
PARISH OF Sr. JAMES.
Z. S. Hunsaker, Tag Collector.
VS..
Mrs. X. S. Welham.

Be il knoaon, That on the 26,h day Of June,
A. D., 1872, Mrs. R. S. Welham, is indebted
unto the State Of Louisiana, for State Tares
for the year 1871, In the sum Of Nineteen
Hundred and Thirty.five dollars and Twenty
five cents, and also unto the Parish of St.
James, for Parish Tares for the year 1872, in
the sum Of Eleven Hundred and Twenty
FIVE dollars ard twenty-five cents; that by
Section 81 Of Act No. AZ, Approved March
3rd, 1871, snch taxes assessed by law are
declared to be a lien and privilege on the
movable and immovable property Of such
taxpayer and the said Mrs. R. s. Welham
is the owner Of the following described
property, in the Parish Of St. James, 10 wit:
A tract Of Land containing 1880 acres,
bounded above by the lands Of l.. Lambert,
and below by those Of Louis S. Lebourgeois,
A sugar house, all buildings and improve
ments thereon, all mules, cattle assessed for
$4,000 100000, situated on the left bank Of
the Mississippi river about So miles above the
city Of New Orleans.
Now therefore by the authority in me vested
~ State and Parish Collector, by Section 81
Of Act No. AZ Of 1871, I D. s. HuNsAKER,
did on the 26th day Of June 1872, seize the
above described property in the name of the
State Of Louisiana, and Of the Parish Of St.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
Caledonia.
delnNure.

Meme aux nouveaux pays tout est bien vienx, &c
[semblc,
Et rhomme de- Sussex du plus an moins resemble
A rhomn,e d'Amerique. On done est le noavcau'
Qnand nm navigstenr passe bravement Peau.
D6couvre une autre mer, trouve ane lie inconnue,
I'm Eden a'igncrance Oh ID pndeur est nue..
Lille cha.tc devient nm faubourg de cite,
Et ron volt Taiti, Ia pure nudit6,
La refine des Aots b,ens ct des brises joyeuses,
Convrir dun rnalakch ses formrs gracieuses.
Pomar6 degnis6e en- robe de satin,
Portant la triple jnpe ct le corset hantain,
Narchaudant an vieux Juif le fl ct Ia dentelle.
Fate ommeu ne dame on hien "a demoiselle,
N'estce pas ravissant Et Pritchard nous vendra
Les chapeanx de rebut Que d6daigne I'm vieux Raj
o sainte po;sie Oh conrir adventure
Pour tronver le nonveau. 10 naif, Ia nature,
Ce qni ne peut mrntir ct ne resemble pas
Aux mensonges 6crits dams chacun do vos pas?
L'srt nous ~poors,it partout, grimacant, ridicule,
Et devant ses progress Ia nature recule:
I,homme civilis6 devient lhomme butor,
Eft linden Sc pavane en- chapeau de castor.
Mais Ia Cal6donie7.. Oui, vraiment: Ton rapport
Que Ia femme Kanak ponr toni vehement porte
I'm bracelet de cmivre, I'M collier rouge ct long,
PMS une ~iarretiere an dessus dn talon.
C'est simple. en- v6rit6: mails en- Caledonia,
Terve ~autrefois savage ct naintenant benie,
Les M.ristes chr6tiens 1t d'affreux communards
Y portent lie progres, Ia culotte ct les arts.
!. Il b..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
St. James Emporium Store.
"....
- PAS De
Concurrence Possible!

NI. J. TEISSIEk informe sa
nombrensc clientele ct lie public en- general
qu'I' n 'nnlours dams son magasin. ou,re sou
grand assortment de marrIanhiscs sechps,
ionjnurS lrais.et solvent renouveie, lie Stock lie
plus vatie de
Chanssmres, Chnpeller;e, Bonne,erie, M.rce-
RE, Part"merie, Pharmocie. Quincaiilerie,
Ferblanterie, Vaisselle, Sellsrie, Groceries,
Conserres, Confserie, Wins ct Liqueurs,
I'ahncs sous nntes les tormes.
II engage les DANES dc Ia ~paroisse Saint
Jacques ct des paroisses ~voisines q venir
yisiter Sc. articles de Fantastic pour Robes de
l,an,e Noupeautf, Ganterie, Broderie, Den,eiles,
Vdtenciennss. ct an'res, Coils brodts de tons
genres; Rnbdns, Feurs ar,iicieIles, Parures
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
En- Sc Dormant la peine de fare nne visite MI
dit magasin, Giles Sc convaincront d'elles-
memes, que MULE part mienx one Ia on nc
,ronve I'm pins beau cl,oix de Marclandises
Biauches, teIle que:
Momsseiine suisse, Aiul.mul, Nansour,
Briilantfs, Drocayis, Piqu;s, Mousssliaes,
Br,n, fl ct Bnbinci pour mous,iqnaires.
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James, to satisfy the said amounts of State
and Parish taxes 1880 dollars and SO cents,
aud all legal costs aud charges, and recorded
a description, Of said properly, together will,
all amounts due thereon for State aud Parish
taxes aforesaid, as required by Section 81 Of
Act M. 40 Of 1871, aud shonld the said taxes,
time prescribed by law. ! shall ofrr for sale,
and sell The same to The highest bidder for
cash. a, the Court House door. on the Is,
Saturday in August, 4. D, 1872, a, II o'clock
A. NJ.
D. S. HUNSAKER.
T.x-Coliec,or.
ST. James Parish.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
Crescent Store,
Tcn,s par CHI. Gnudim
A IA poINTE Du COLLEGE.

TO-
lie magasin DE- NJ. c. GAuDlN est Pun DIES
mieux assortis de la paroisse, ct ses marchan.
discs, sonven, renouvelees, grace a nm promp,
ecoulemen,, sont dune grande Eari6H.
Marchandises seche-M Observation-Disclosures
de ,ou,e sor,cs-Vins, Liquors, Whiskeys, etc.
-Prolnils De l'one>t-OhJets i"dispensables
an commerce ct 4 Ia consomma,ion, ct de
bonnie qnall,a,-on ttonve tout ce qui es,
naressaire M CRESCENT STORE.
Prix modereS +t con>ciencieuX.
Une (ontaine d Soda, avec les meilleurS
sifops, est annexee an magasin de NJ. c.
Gandin.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
lila suite an proclaim nun.s'
Dernieres NOurel7es.

lie pape a c%anonise d'avance Iarcheveque
de Baltimore ct 'revaque de Richemond.
Excellent encouragement pour les autres.-
Sumner, dams une le,tre a des hommes de
c%ouleur, s'est pronounce Tenement pour
Greeley. Cette lettre a Gu un effet irresistible
sur les noirs dn Nord. On croft qu'elle rend
c%ertaine la defaite de Grasn,.-Granl est a
Utica
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.... NOTICE ...-
To Tax Payers
OF TIE PARISH OF SIT. JAMES.

11NHE UNDERSIGNED Board or ASSESSORS.
l. in and for this Parish. hereby give
no,ice that they will assess the ,axahle
property u! said Parish. during one month,
commencing on the fast day Of August, 1872,
and ending on the first day Of September,
1872.
All parties owning taxable property in said
Parish, or IN any wise subject 10 taxation. are
advised To appear before said Board, at the
Conr'-ilonse Of This Parish, where said
'aSSes>,nen, will be made according 10 law.
N. S. LANDRY, Clerk.
J. c. OLIVER. Sheriff.
l.. DUGAS, Recorder.
Parish Of 81. James. Jnly 3l>,, 1872,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
Land S~ay'rcying.

M. HEATING inform, the public
that during two months dating from the 22nd
inst, his services may ut any moment I've
Obtained for all duties apper,ai"ing 10 Land
Surveying and Field Engineering. IN these
are comprised Drawings and Calculations OF
every description.
Apply at his residence, near st. Mary
jefferson College.
Parish ST. James, July II, 1872
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03

Uv SERVICE FUN pour lie repos de Tame
de fsu Francois Yves LEBoURRIs, sera c6lebr6 le
jeudi 8 aont, . 8 heures A. NJ, 4 rEglise st.
Michel.
Les parents, an,is ct commissioners du defunt sont
respectneusement invites 4 y assister de la part de
Ia Venve.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
Parish Of ST. James June 26lh 1872.

Parish OF 81. Names June 26lh 1872.
BY virtue Of the above writ Of seizure
directed to me, I have seized and ,.ken
possession of the above described prorer y. and
will proceed to sell the same a, the Conr,
House of this Parish on the lSt Saturday
IN August 1872, to the highes, and hoS, bidder
far CASH il U. s.. Cnrrrnry subject to the
ratification Of the sale by Jas. Graham State
Auditor.
Il G.. OLIVER.
Sheriff of St. James Parish.
June 26,l 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03

DEcEs-Mme. Jean PHILIPPE, vieille ct respecta-
bic dame Dc %coulenrd de notre paroisse, aet6 enterr6e
d~imanche dernier au cimetiere St-Michel.
Une foule nombreuse l'accompagnait . sa derniere
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03
50 Barils de Whisksy ct Bourbon de

w ~OssAo Wv VVAAS w
Choix en- d~fbor1uemen, dn JOHN Kilgour
de Cincinnati.
II es, aussi agent de Ia maison limbs, Mcgee
& Fus. de St.Lonis, pour Ia ven,e de lents
farines De chuix pour families, des marques
renommtes, Ia Couronne, 1iriomphs, 81 Charles
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, HerriNe, e, au'res.
II rccoit regnlieremen, ,on,es lea semaincs
de forts pnvois de St.Lonis, Louisville g, Gin.
%cinna,i; ct il a onjonrs en- main, IN Stock
varie dc Faviues, Whishey ct Bourbon Dc tout
aye, .Jambons sncrfs, e, antres, tpoul.s fumes
e, rertes, mess pore, mess-beJ, breakfast bacon,
Graisse en- %,iercons e, kegs, Ben,re e, Frontage
de cIoix, Pommes de ferre, peias pois ver,s,
harco's, ,(arine de mas, CRU, sdcamts, nro'ne,
mas, (nin ct son, en- IN mot tous les articles
connus SOUS le nom de Produi,s de 'Ones..
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEUBLES
en- meyer e, imitation, quill rccoi, direc,emeut
dune iabtiqne de Cincinnati avec laquelle il
est en- relation.
Toutcs les marchandises CT dessns seront
) vendueS nnr prir les Plus rtduis qn'is soft
possible de lie faire, en- raison dc la dn'e,a DIES
temps, mais an Compliant settlement; ct
refinement guarantees sous tons les rapports.
Conditions liharales ct a~van'ageuses
aux marchands qui voudFon, bien Ini adresser
SEES orltes.
Une ChnrreNe parfai,cmcnt achalande", et
diriaee par NJ. A. Servel, parcon't les
P~aroisses S,.Jacqnes Q, S, Jean Bap,is'e.
Les nombrenx clients de la rive hroi,e sont
aussi iniormes, qn'il Went de Rtnss"rtr son
magasin si,ue sur I'habita,ion de NJ. Sep,ime
For,ier.
PS,-Sons pen de jours, il por,era i domi-
Gle, e, sans frais, les articles De groceries
ache,es chez lui.
Az. II -. J. TElSSIER.
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THD %IOuISIANlAN.
Saturday, August 3, 1872.
Convention Nous n'avons pas de conseils l
-. =. I<lI.,,k. i;hkranx

Convention Mons n'avcns pas de conseils q
bonner aux dialogues lib6raux.
III doivsnt SAVIOR one Ia fusion de tous les
clements d. conservation ct De progres est n6ces-
saire quo 10 ticket de fusion ne pent etre rexpres-
sion dune ~vieillerie, dun present odieux, nj dun
avenir corrompu con,me le present; qn'il fa"t a &c
ticket de fusion v6ritable ct de r6forme sens6e DIES
dsnocra.es, des lih6raux. les blancs ct dcs hommes
de- couleur qnils sont libres, ~sinceres, non d
vendre. tont aussi degages de NJ La Sore que de
NJ. Warmo.h.
FL. CONNIE lie sont Ia reconciliation. lis feront
IN e6cst do bonne volonle ct d'alliance vers les
Democrats. R6iormistes. En- cas de refas, lis
passsrout ontze.
Et liz nous apporteront rnuvre bonnie on l'euvre
mauvaise.
81 lnavre est homie, CONNIE nous l'esp6rons
tous 10. citcyens de saint-Jacques, sans distinction
de parti. de coalenr. CONNIE de- rive, s'assembleront
sur invitation, le II conrant, a Ia Maison de Cour
pour y RATHER louvre de Ia Convention ct Organiser
Reimbursement le parti liberal, don't Greeley es
le v6ritable chef ct repr6sentant.
DipLOME.-M. A. Tircuit, I'm DIES 6leves les plu
distingaes de Prostitution le NJ. de Montluzin. e
j. fila de notre co.paroissien NJ. Tircuit. est Pun de
5 diplomes de Institution De Montluzin.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03

. Aut lU82Qlt homo, 8ut VevUU9 IdCAts
Wor)
Comment vous portez-vous, c~apitaine? Je
suppose que vous etes bien, ct len snis tres heureux.
-Mais pas NAL, ct vous7 ITEMS, c'est Get
~excellent petit John Carpet Dagger! Enchant6
de- voir avec I'M habit neuf! II parait que les affaires
wont assez bien.
-Msis oui, capitaine.
-Et quelles sortes d'afsires, honnete petit john
II fant % conformer III temps, c~apitaine. I'm
peu de Va fort hiea avec Ia %politique.
Nourrir 10 corps rapporte aatant quo nourrir esprit,
et rien nest tsf qup d MrussT zvred~~h;skey les
lommes abreuv6s d'6loquencs. Je vends done Ia
nourriture de rAme ct ID nourriture du corps, ct je
fais honorabl.ment mes petites affaires.
-C'est juste, monsieur John mails avoues que
yotre meter actusl no resemble guare / votre
profession d'hier.
Quo voulesvous1 In'ya plus de negres
marvons, ct mes pauvres chiens Dc ID Havane sont
morris. Mais leo negres libres sont des ssns
volontiers exploitables, et mon jambon pourri leur
semble succulent.
-Et ces gens.lA ne vo',s reprochent point de lea
avoir lads traqnes CONNIE des chiens enrag6s1
Bah! Je snis lenr meillenr ami. Je mango
avec eux,j e bois avec eux, je danse avec eux, ct je
ieur afdrme qu4 ma vie 1 66 consacree q leul
adiauehissemsnt. lie me croient comun l6vangile
Aust ma b~oatiqa~ estells Acknowledgement achalan'
d6s. Nas hissons celia De cdt6, s~apiaaine; @ n eel
pss b question pour 10 moment.
-Es Do quoi saagis II alovs, excellent petit John
-veysssssus q peiat NOR l sauehs du Bar
Ah0f 81
-0ui, = ~. j vos IN paint noir dams eess'
dirsctpa.la veas svss, naizs John. IN oil d
lynx. 49, 4Iiskse deasl n NJ ssmhle que 9,
poiat peir rsaus, Iisst - iassnsibls q, obj
ess~tsiasneatA NJ svssa4. .Estes IN houm,
sui nass o. y sotei Jspsrsss disaneasmsut q
~ q 49, - vfaiss lAas,sn v6sNS. 81 e'set ri
malhsursnx qui = nais, = aaaGaeS dat rssqui
achavirS, allons ! son ssssass Maedisa n - "a,
- dit,qas Jumsl = lsiasS nis6Fahlsseat plrir n
de- ~ senblablss. Or, qa'n ~ jsif On ehr6sieu
hoanets homme on caspetbsggsr, allons l 10
sseours! James, h yole
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ri. GAND ASSORTINE
De Garnitures pour Robes

II fai, amssi savoir aux marchands ct habi-
,an,s de %S,-Jacqnes e, DIES pa,oi>ses v%oisines,
Quill es, l'agen, de Ia maison Poland g.
Henry de Cincinnati, rour les Whiskeys ct
B%onrlnns de Get endorsement jns,ement
! cflebre dams ions les Elats-Unis. II dtfie ,on,e
Concurrence pour la qualite ct le bon marcha
de ce protuit pOnulairc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03

Eu,ro c6,es dasossees. Q! la l'vre.
Epanles ver,cs ...... 6 les 100 Iiytes.
Epaules tnmees. ...... 6!
.Jambnns sucieS. ...... ~ cts. Ia llvre.
BTnf a'e........,...
Hnile de Charlton. .... AS cts. lie gallon.
R.urre 40 cents Ia livte.
! lNlIidne ~
Gale ............... %
GTat>se. .......... 10
Hauicot. rounes blancs. 60 le gallon.
Maouereau ........... 5 chaqne,
Far,ne de SartAsin ..... 4 cts. la l'vte.
8 y
The de. Sl.25 q 81 50.
| Pacl,es, pommes seLl,es 10 cts. par Iivre, en-
preuart % livres.
Aussi: Foin. san, uuoine Ell mas.
urET LIE TOUT DAMS LES MEMES
PROPORTIONS.
Tou,e merchandise sera por,te A Ia aemenre
de l'acl,e,eur, sill lie demaude.
T-Allez a L'AcAprA STORE de NJ. V. l.
NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien NY manqn". NM
prix excessivemen modetes.
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AMNMMM ). NNMAMa
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Office: ST. James Parish, Near the Convent
Post, ofice.
NJ. Arthur !. Roman will practice in the
Pa,i.h Courts Of ST. James, St. John the
Judicial D,slric, Court, aud Supreme Court.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-03

1-Lps habiianis irouveront les mamps
marchandises, aux mames rtix. an magasin
Canreiie, habitatlon Philemon Gu,iry.
NJ. Anderson ne ni.Iige pas plus ce
mayasin que FACApIA STORE.
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June o6,h 1879.
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ACADIA n 0 K g..
Y. {. NJ. ANDERSON.

|labi,ation MIRE. Sr.JAceuEs, rive d'oi,e.
GROCERIES,,
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERIE.
LIQTEF YRS. WINS,
.JAMBONS Sc. Sc
f., aussi MAR NAI<. NELLEN, dc,
Aux p,,x DE- la NnnvelIe.O Orleans.
An meme magas,n:
MEDICINES Paientfes
, MEDICINES lie tOute nature.
Prix DIES Marchandises DIES
Magasins
ACADIA ct NJ. B. Gabrielle:
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~ StCS II. w
Briqnes ordinances, prises sur les lienx, an
compliant: $1,000, aver 10 pour 100 DIES.
c0mpIe,-a 3 mos, Sli .0O,-a s mois Sl2 90.
Rrndues q destination, par goele,te, 4 10 on
Is miles de Ia brique,etie: Sl3 0O.-Mema
conditions d'escomp'e pour DIN complaint
D~1chargement aux frais de l'ache,eur.
Briques ii carrel0ge. Prises sur les lienx,
an compliant, $4,000, avec 10 pour 100
d'escomp,e.
-S'adresser an domicile de L.. CRANBERRY,
on a NJ. l.. Grandeury, ConremP. o. st.
James.
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5,uillston On Gouisianais.
+. CHAssG A uoURS.
CHAprrRE xxxv.

Aut iu.auit homo, aut versus facit.
(Hor.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-02

There arl 1850 school houses 10 Ohio,
forty eight Of which are high schools, and the
State pays TO the teachers 81, 1000 900 year.
The largest libraries in Ohio are.the State
Library, 50 900; Young Mems Mercantile Libra.
~, Cincinrati, about 10000 Marietta College,
1000 vols.
One hundred thousand Ties are wanted by
the Atlantic and Lake Erie Railway Company.
Con,racis for thessame will be let at the Office Of
Johh A. Bradner, Esq, Fostoria, Ohio.
Columbus promises to ba n lively place on
the 22d inst. Three National Conventions are
to be held there upon that date. The Labor
Unions, the Labor Reformers and the ProhiJi-
tionists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-02

Small Pox.-Th citizens of Tontngany are
somewhat alarmed abouta fatal case Of small
pox that occurred in that vicfhity on Monday
last Sanitary Committee Aas been formed,
Of which Mr.. NJ. WARSER is chairman. He
writes to the Sntind as follows George AL
drich, whose family resides here, came from
LIMA on the 23i inst, on the O'clock train,
walked home, omplained Immediately Of sick
ness, and on Friday following showed un-
mistakeabe signs Of small pnx, and his death
occurred on theuext Monday morning. With
prompt preventative measures, ant his death
occurring before suppuratlnn took place. with
westerly winds prevailing, and the locality being
a favorable one, (hs house being on the east side
town. gives strong hopes that this will be the
only case which will occur. L all events, We
hope to confne the disease, by active ef'rt Of
the Sanitary Committee, to the house Of the de-
ceased"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-02
LYCED.M.

Mr.. EDiroR There has been organized, and
is now I-nder fuii blast, a Lyceum at the FIVE
points school house, not far.distant from your
town. The Secretary has about 81 names re-
corded as members. Among :hem are many
who have never before graced the stage OF ac-
ton but who are erer ready to learn that long
desired feat--that Of appearing bcfa.e an an
deuce, without embarrassment We all will
very readily admit, that to become good
speaker requires enorgy and practice. For this
purpose our society has been organized, and we
think, will improve our mental rind as well as
he interesting We would lketo see as many
Lovers of debating present as cur house will con-
tain. Our meetings are held on Friday eve
nings, weekly. The Qiestion for dis cussion a.
our mex meeting is as full0ws:
Resoyced, That anger excites man to greater
passion tIEn Love. FRANK.
January 80, 1872.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-02

Glorious Weather,-The fine sleighing
fr the past tTo weeks is P70ving the most
agreeable as well as the most profitable sason we
have had in this region for mDre than six years
past. Sleghing parties on a mgSscale are in
order day and evening, the little folks in the
various departments in the schools, and the sab
bath schools, each enjoying the benefits OF the
Snow during the day, while the older persons
have their time at night. Indeed buth old and
young sre making the best Of the opportunity.
The larges: sleighing party that has turned
ont from this place since the season commenced,
visited Bowling Green on Wednesday evening.
where they were reinforced by others from Tor
togany and Bowling Green. Mr. CAnoo, hav-
ing'anticipated such an event. had his excellent
bali room in trim and the lovers offbe light
fantastic soon grat6ed their curl osity to test
the capacity of the room. The room was soon
comfortably filed and both dancers and spscta-
tors seemed well pleased with the accommodate
tons. At 10 o'clock the banquet was an
nounced and the scene of mirth ws transferred
to the dining room for short time. Justice
having been done to the supper the party again
repaired to the ball room where { joy was un-
confined until near O'Clock when the party
broke up aud returned home. All are willing to
testify that the host, Mr.. CARGO, knows how to
keep hOtal. No bar, no sample room and no
private bottles are kept about the house, conse-
quently he or his guests are not annoyed with
drunken men. In the absence of the editor Of
the Toledo Domocrat, not even bottle of Walk
er's Vihegar Bilters was to be found.
In the matter Of logs and wood slaves, all
are on the alert to secure full supply, aud
every available team has been brought into req
uisition. II. WILTsE g. Son have already over
! 1000 logs of a superior class and Mr.. ToLMAN's
yard al the box factory is absolutely crowded
The stave factories are getting in an enormous
supply of bolts If we take the amount of logs
and of bolts brought ntosPerrysburg as basis
on which to estimate the general results throug-
out the county, II is very safe to estimate the
products of the woods at 500 900 ever that Of
last year.
Another gratifying feature 10 our local affairs
is in the fact that an increased amount of grain
IS also finding its way 20 this market while
shedding is good.