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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
NroTICE.-A RESOLUTION Ne .,,r,,s

| NoTICE.-A RESOLUTION. De .iaring
y II necessary Ia cunsnu,t a cyli drical
strnr tile sew from the intersection nf the
no th line oi FIR nj street with the west line ~
Lnutsi,nr avenue. theme. ditgrunll, ~ a nnrtl-
erly riciion to tie center nf said avenue.
Res Iced, That In the opinion IT twn.ihrd, or
TIE IN 'innsrs elected ~ the Common Conncil "
the Incorporated Village or P,rrvshurg. Ohio,
1t is necessary IL construct cv lind ricai 81, no
ules-wer with Iw'lve inches Inside diameter
AMI one inch shell. from the intersection nr tie
u rub line Of Front street with the west line or
Louisiana av"Hue vt the roint where the drains
on said s,reris jutersrGt. IA, nee dinrnnnllv iu
nnTtheriY direction tn the ccnter uf said avenue
until II u tetsrcts the srwor rom the cast i le
NJ said avpnnr, at p"int about twenty FIVE 10 /
north Of tie north line ~ Front street in a~cn-l.
a'e with the renort Il the C"mmiitce IN Streets
nn 6e in III" nfc- uf the Clerk Of said Cnryura.
tim, The expense of said srwer to he asses ,od
pr bpncfi M the property thn'tng thereon
mud up"n Snrh other intS will he specially
b u fitted apt accommodated thereby, IN tho
Law aud ar finance the subject of assess
ments. All persons claiming dnmagaE Tor the
foregoing imprnyrmrni mnst fife heir claims
therefor with the GlaIk uf said Cnrrornu n
within mr. weeks from the first publication Of
this resolution
Adopted jane 5. 1878
J. II RIIEINFRANK. Mayor.
Attest: n X ITOLLESnscz. Clark, soS5 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NTOrICE.-A RESOLU rlON- Declaring
y it necessary To improve Frrui street from
h. east line ol Louisiana avenue to the east line
II East Boundary street.
Rcsoipei, Tint in the opinion Of two-thirds Of
the members elpctea to the Common Council of
the Incorporated Village ut Perrysburg, Olin 4.
IL necessary 10 imprnve Frnnt street IRON the
,hst line 0f Louisiana avenue b. tho east line ol
fast huudary street. by gravelieg twelve ieet
- width nf the central part thereof aud IT ding
md draining the sane, in accordance " u the
renprt nf the CnmmIitee an Streets, an tle in the
Office nf the Clerk of said Cnrnnrstinn. The
Expense nf said improvemeni IT, he assessed per
foot front unnn tho lots ahiling therenn and
upon such other lots and lands within the Cor.
nnratinm AS will be specially scc"mmndaio and
hrnei fitted thereby, nccoIding ~ the law aud nr.
finance nn The subject ol assessmenls. All per-
.ons claiming dam .ges for the foregoing i'm.
nIovemeni. must Rle their claims ihrreiOr with
The Clerk ~ sail Cnrpornton. W thin four weeks
from the first publication Of this resolulieI. !.
Adopted June 5. 1878.
J. II. RHFIRFRANK,M Mavor.
Attest D. X, HoLLENsKcE, Clerk, sbfioS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
Congressional Gamblers.

The Washington gambling Ii pases were never
supportsd TO any considerable extent by The
resident population. M.mbers Of Congress
particularly from the South, Southwest, and
West, we're the largest chnirbutrrs tn ih
incomes Of the sporting men. Contractors aud
Indian traders were generally bald anl samc
tilAes desperate players. Members si the
House frequently staked their mileage and per
diem at the faro.tabe, and they PLAYED all s"trs
Of round gam-s, "slnrt cards." as they we've
called, in the club rooms. PrlmbV the
amount risked would not constitute what is
termed "high pay" ia these dtys but The
losses Of these Asu Of limited msaas were "ilen
aailicisnt to keep lhem Impoverished ant rm.
barasssd durinI thelr Congressional service
Some meu PLAYED for excitement chiefly. MT
caring mech whslher they won or lost. Thhd.
deus Btevsns was one nf this description. II .
N.as like Fox, WIN described winning at haz ,rd
a. ths greatest pleasure in life, and losing VI
the sams game as the n"St greatest. Stevens
lJst or wun with the sauna appireni lad II r
anss lie PLAYED with cnnsummats cOOln0ss,
never iusI his temper, and never Increase IN .
amount Of his bet either to retrieve his losses or
marc rapidly 10 increase his winnnss. His
sarcastic remarks upOn The disc0mpnsnrr ~ his
fshOv players, whs sometimes exelaim Il with
TeRe and prutaaity az thtir III lack, were
always witty as we'll as eutiHg. While thew
were eating and drinking with The v"raeitv of
earmSTants. he never indulged In any thing
EnnEs Ati,naating than cracker aud sip G
water, The contrast between his coolnrS- aad
apparent apathy and the eAgsr. hsrcr exde
menl Of others sitting at the sam table AMI
engaged 10 the Same pursuit was amaLiHg. I
have rarely sseN = Hars PhiRbls aad painful
exhibition than WAS sften pr-seatrd by the
UNCOVER ned passions "f n FHIaeaier after run
81 IN luck. To Mr.. Stevens suoh displays nf
weakness Geemed N nf'rd amusement inihar
than IN excite sympathy ar e"mpas>inn. lIe
was a hard, cynical man, capable ~ acts af
bsneyoIenee under strong emoiioD. hnf cen.
ilspess or te1deFRess was not bis ordinary
mood. Hs thTew OF more good things IN c NJ
vevsatIon without sfart than any man ever
saw, and his savings were pointed Will d..
gree o. epiRrsmmniic fnrce that never wit
messed IN any other man An OLD STAsEh, 10
Harpsy's Ao9SsiHs for JLsf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-A RESOLUTION Declaring
IN II necessary tn construct u cylindrical
stone tile sewer ON the east side nf I, nisinna
avenue from the north side Of Second street to
the Maumce river,
Resoired, That IN the opinion of two thirds of
the IN inbeis elected To the Common Council NJ
the Incorporated Vllageu uf Perrvsbnrg, Ohio
u Is necessary to construct cvlndricnl al ~
tile sew ner with eight inches inside diameter and
three fUurths inch she'll, along 'lie east line of
Louisiana avenue fr"m the north line ~ Spc.
oni street to the north line nf Front STREE, and
nat less than seven feet belnw the surface, aud
from thence To- the Maumee river, stone tile
sewer Of eighteen inches inside diameter and
one inch shell not less than three feet helnw
the surface IN accordance with the r, commend
ainn nf the Committee m Sirepts IN fl, IN the
office af the CLERK of said Corpora i'm. The rx-
prnse of said srwer h. he assessed per benefits
upen the properly admitting therein and upnn
such other lois ms will be specially bene6ttrd
and ACC mm0dated thprrbv, according tn the
law aud ordinance nn the subject Of assesses
menis. All persons claiming dnmiRes Gir the
foregoing improvement must file their claims
therefor with the Clerk of said Corporation
within fur week from the first publication uf
this resolution.
Adopted June 5. 1873.
]. II. RHEINFRANK, Mayor.
Attest: d. h. TIoLLENBic1. Clerk. 1854 %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

EARL RUSSELL has intrs duCed'a bill ipio the
British Parliament to abolish the flee of the
Lord LcuteuaIey, ana to so amend the jury
Law that verdict may be secured by the agree.
mint Of eight out Of twelve jurors. This is the
jury system already established in Germ any
we believe, and i, seems to us to bs Al improve
meut on the law in ,his country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

1t Is not generally kn'wn." remarks the
Washington Star, " that Mr.. Chase was the
last of his line. Although he. had Fix or seven
brothers, none of them had male issue, and all
died before the Chief Justice. And as lie died
leaving no son, it follows that the line and name
Of Chase, so far as his fathers branch Of the
'smily is concerned, became extinct with his
Death"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

1t is announced that BEURE9ARD and LoS0-
srAKRr will spend the Summer months together
Al White Sulphur SpriRgs, Virginia. Dnrog
the first half Of the past decade birds of tlis
feather licked together in larger unmbers in
this vicinity to spend short vacations (between
tRewers- OF grape and canisterl and they
dilnthavs much time for "spnrire tricks" or
10 "court smorous looking glasses" either,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

-r-----------~-
The Wesfbpoi, Gernltn .,aper Al Columbus
gives this definite inform hon regarding
hhe enforcement Of the Sunday ordinance in
That city; There have been fewer arres Is fnI
drunkenness the two SUNDAYS that The Sunday
ordinance was enforced, than any other tw"
Sundays since the time when the memory o
man run2eth not 10 the CONTRARY"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
7 EGAL NOTICE

Wn. II. Brown. Pa,
against Court ~
Adam Nirl.nlas. Common tlpaR.
William Kirk, Wu0d County, Ohl.
Andrew Bakrmin. D'hs
The abnve defendant, Ai,m Nicholas
will take notice tLat the II int Il. William u
Brown. has. this 27th day nf NAV, 1873. fled
his petition in the abore named C urt, the SUBJ
stance and prayer whrre"t il that n certain
mnrtgaRe deed 3f the following premises, T.
wit: The s"nihetSt "a "f The nnrihwest q 81
s. c:i"r 80. tnun4 w"rih uf ratg gr east, Wnnd
county. ohio. Executed AMI delivered piain-
tiT hv d.:endart. Adam Niclrnlas, on Drcem1 e,
q, 1857. to secure the payment IT, pl.inuif ~
ia sum Of sS3 be- rureclnsed, The sti premis-
e. o dcred 10 he sold n1h tue Irncreds applied
To the pIyIn' mt of said Indebtedness: an that
b. u reGIlret Ia answer said petition by the
26lh day uf Suiy. 1874.
COOK Il TROUP. PIG's Auy's.
SrS7 o5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

Th' Iowa State Register says: "SHnday
Sshoo's havJ been running IN indianapolis isr
Atty years, and yst eight of ten Of the male
citizens wink when they call for soda water"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

A mplest young lady declined to take a
walk me pleasant afternoon recently, into the
suburbs, because the fields were nnked.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

great difficulty will occur when old Brigh-
am Young dies. He has forty wives and each
is entitled to a thhd of his property How
they are going to divide the wealth Into orty
thirds after he is gone is one thing that keeps
Brigham Young awake a good deal.at nigh.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
The "Little Joker" i, /" Trump"

Just as the DEMOCRACY had suco III I IN e,era
ainE VAN rRUMP heal AMI ho der, al oTe hi
fellow"M. C's" and &c. NJ" aud wer hodm! -!
him in this position while th y vt-dH gepeS
uus Republic 10 admire the huOlest work Ui Uu
AN HONEST MAN! no was suddenly seized
with tia chronic disease which" carried away
80 many Congressman from that boon fran
whence they will not be permitted to return
mud during the enthusiasm thus created he
played the tigbt9ugersd Jack, clipped hi.
hand into poor old Unele Sans pocket and
robbed him Of Eve thousand dollars. Accord.
log to decision OF HOYLE the Trump thus led
Tas " sbuff ID ;" into the "Pack," and The bons'.
ers are nnnplussed. Occasion div. in RET errinl
to this particular case Democratic print viii
say, 1--WE make no distinction betwrtn Dem -
cratic and Republican thieves" Evidently
they propose TO ''deal' for an other Trump
That our readers may see alta glance that n
respectable majority OF Democratic RepIe.en
tati~es noted for she app ropriatiOn bill, to Re.
publican majority OF two, on jninr ballot, against
1t. we produce the following snalizAIion of the
vote in both Houses of Congress, furnished b..
sn eastern paper for conveI isn't refercLce;
IN SENATE
For. Agains.
Republicans '''''.'''''''B ~
Democrats .....''l0
NOT VOTING.
Republicans % b mncrats "."2
IN HOUSE.
For. Agoma,
Republicans '''.. ....' .s'.'... 50 %
Democrats ...E s's'4 a 81
NOT VOTINS.
Republicans. l6 / Democrats. 26
Without regard To party there Is no misIakin,
The verdict Of the pSopIe in regard 10 this lTaus
Action
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
ANNUAL REPORT
OF
BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Board Of Eduncation ef the Perryaburg
Onion or graded School, would respectfully
submit this their Twenty iy-iourth Annual Report,
being Tor the year conm"ucing June 18th, 1871,
aud enliug June l3,h. is7J.
We have issued orders on the Treasury "
the District as follows;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

|
Total orders issued ,.$4 el4 OF
The receipts an | expenditures Of the Board
.lunnc tho Ias' year hare been as follows
Jnne 10, 1872 balance on hand at last annual
| meeting ~ uer report =
| ruiiun Fund ....... ...............,S 3j4 81
| Schn, House and lnciienta' Fnnd 1883 IL
Amount frnm Cuuuiy Treasury
| Aug. l. l579. Tuition Fund...... 81 $50 40
| az dc Sg""i ii'nse aui lnei-
| Il nal Fund ........ f........... 5l6 2T
| Fsb |, lS13. ruitin Fund 2,34l %
! dn dn School House and Incl
| dental Fnni ........ ...,........ S52 81
| Feb. |, 1873 Amnnnt "f intere'1 re-
| ceival un pjnney ia bank k........,. OIL 90
| Amsgus fsuln transient schnlarS".. 90
Total Rsoeipt ..........,"s7.O 600 50
DIsBURsENESTs.
Paid Teachers during year.... ......S 81, ,T34 90
raid f,r ~ lrwnlk repairs an schanl
house. wmd, jtnitnr aud all nther in.
cdeua expenses .......'. l,lsO Z
Total Expenditures ...........SI Ola 07
Cash balance "u baud a. date,... ...,S20 0Si a.
o. nbuve cash balance an hani" $T3 OS he
longs lu rui inn fund AMI $20l3 35 is SchOn
Iuu,e and incidental Funds.
Everv nrlpr issued hy The l}nnrd during pas
scar has be ~ presented anil paid There
no outsisn lilg unpiid claims that we know Of,
other Ia m what i connected with tie vrx'd
aud unnlsAsAn' u 'nd qnesii N, now in cnnlr"
vorsJ in the Courts -incluing the attorneys
lees III rrin
W. expect to receiye from the county tTass
nrv an the Ihlo c1Iesi ~ of Duplicate OF 1872
~ fnllnws.
For Tuid N Fund. about ..........,..$I45 45n
For Incd mta EXPENSE Fun i..... $50
From his showing II will he seen that lher,
will ho 0n han |, Ia treasury Of the district. ~
tho lsI Of Scptem 'tr 10 mest expenses aud liza
hllltIrs At c'mnsueneuI VI a1Hing sehoH year
as fullnHs;
Fur TntInn, ahNut ''''.''.' .......Sl 100
Fur Indebtedness nl District on Schrnl
li,use Contract. ahnut...- $50
For Incidental School Expenses 400
2 he m m,nriIy of tho present Board brlirv
shat great wrlpg WAS dnnu tho District bp th
"Uld Burl," In issuing bonds uf tue nisirici
at high rate "f interest, aud vIrinallv s~lliul
them at a heavy discount fr'im face, when the
had the ohig gatiun nf the eonifartirs t0 tax
what money there was IN haui in the trVasuT
nf the Disiriei. anl take orders G,r The halauc
hearing Six per ant. interest thns making lh'
District iahiG fnr thr eKcrss in interest snl al
sn ths lissnant. amnn1t nnw q over 81 600, u |
nsnrs Hl1ne, bssiies The eIhorbiIant prices pai'
iur the work
TheV nls, believe that they acted nnlAwfull, |
In building The wand house and ihe fence. IN |
purchasing lnis aud selling "Tammany Hall" |
>" ealira. without Rr,l submitting same 10 the |
elect - ~ Tho Ia TO- f,w tho authority to do 50
v" Asob ieve n al said wood honse and |
nee cosi an mnrs soma ly large sum and that
tlsrs Is DO squ''g and ju 'iics 10 having the Dis
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

40 80 " walters JAnit"r'''' 81
du 3if Peck. Ham ca stre p'pe II
d. 3iS VI Rse her c0nstruct'g walk
do 3i9 u llir,siug rep.i ing seats 3
d, Sia q - KrrpS sun tries II
April 81 A Il Champnei sundries 23
do 3i2 = g. andhrr.r fixing pump O
do S73 ] VI Vas- w'k uu sch'l he |
do 374 l. u clifford pumps for cis. IN
dn 375 " liR'her " X IN sch1 he
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

Republicans. l6 Democrats 26
Without regard 10 party there Is nn mislAkin.
The verdict Of the peopIe in regard to this lrans
Action
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

syLv REPUDLlCly PAPER IN THE COUNTY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20

NOT VOTING.
% ID moerats .."2
In HOUSE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
pIaBrRsEMENrs.

Paid Teachers during year...''...'.S 80, 1874 90
rdil tr ~ lrwnlk repairs "n schnnl
house. wnid, jtuitnr Aud all nther in
cideu'al expenses '''..'''' ''''. llSO Z
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

stupidity could find anything either in
the letter or spirit Of the u~niication
resolutions which cOntemplates any in
reference or dictation in the private
social relations of the people. These
lie entirely outside the domain of legis-
latl0n and politics. It would not be de
MED that, in travelling, and at places OF
public resort, we often share these prl-
vileges in common with thieves. prOsti-
tUtes, gamblers, and others who have
worse sins to answer for than the acct
dent of color; but no one ever supposed
that we thereby assented to the social
equality of these people with ourselves.
| therefore say that participation in
these public privileges involves no
question of social equality. By the en-
joyment in common of such privileges,
neither whites nor blacks assert, or as
sent to, social equality, either with each
other or even between individuals OF
the same race.
| have not proposed to myself any adj
vantages from the resolutions referred
to. | do not seek or desire office Or
emOluments. | have in view but the
restoration of Louisiana to the place of
honor from which she has fallen.
l surrender no principle, nor do l
separate from any friends. | unite with
those who, upon a candid consideration
of the circumstances they do not con-
troll, have to extract from them the
greatest amount of good that they al
low of.
If there be any who can propose other
and better means, | shall not be back
ward in ADOPTING them. But it is very
clear to my minL- that the strength Of a
State consists in the harmonious, cor
dial, cOntented union OF all the good
men of the community in honest efforts
for the improvement and progress of
the whole. 1t is equally clear that
strife, discOrd. disuniOn and distracted
efforts and pursuits will produce moth
ing but weakness and disappointment.
The base, selfish, INSCRIPTIONS and
merCenary always profit from confusion,
disorder and the disintegration of So
cietv.
This is a full, candid, and to my mind,
accurate view of the situation, and
shall regulate my conduct according, so
as to free ourselves from "carpet-bag'
rule, and the improper interference of
the Federal Government in our State
affairs. G. T. BEAUREGARD.
New Orleans, July 1, 1873.
NOTE-By "carpet-baggers" I refer
to those corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS indi-
viduals who come here only to occupy
office and dispoil Il people.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19
Letter from Ex-Governor A
MOutOn to Gen. BeauHegard.

We have been favored with a copy of
the following letter from Ex-Governor
Mouton to Gen. Beauregard. 1t speaks
for itself:
lie CoPAL, La, Jnly 2, 1873.
Ny DEAR GENERAL-My first impulse,
when I read the proceedings having
in view the reconciliation of the two
races now existing in our State, was to
write to you giving you my thanks for
the frank and manly part you took in it.
] tender you my humble but sincere ap-
probation in favor of the movement. It
is a pity we did not do SO previous to
the last November election, instead of
afliating with bad men.
The eO-oped people are not our enc
mics, the freedmen particularly, and it
they do not act with us to redeem Loul-
siana from ruin and shame it VIII be
our fault.
Let us in good faith allow them all
the rights of citizenship, including a fair
| proportion of the public offices accord
ing TO their merit and caDacity.
As to this thing of social equality, it
is but a scarecroW. No law can regulate,
much less control it it must be left to
seek its own level. Every man is res
pOnsible for has association, but his
neighbOr will always do as he pleases
and judge for himself.
/ hope you will perseyere in your
efforts to bring about a cooperation of
the two races to save our State from the
thieves and 1lunderers who have thus
far reduced 1er to poverty and distress.
The success of this movement, honest
" made, will do much to secure us the
support of a portion of the Northern
people, heretofore SO bitter againstus.
- III
taated by improper motives, and / am
happy to see associated with you men
who viii command confidence.
Very respectful y, your obi servant.
A. MoUFON,
Gen. G. T. Beauregara, New Orleans, La
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19
A FASHIONABLE CoIr.-Charles Al

A FASHIONABLE CoAT.-Charles Au-
gustus asks:
Which is the fashionable coat for morning
calls and luncheon parties this season?
Now, If q man is liberal in his con-
struction of terms, and admits the CON
sideration Of comfort into the formation
of opinion, it is not difficult to hit on
the very coat for this season.
4 little boy plays every morning in
Lafayette Square, who seems to have
devoted some thought to the subject.
His coat Is made of muslin. It is not q
cutaway nor a pintail, aud has no pre-
tensions to style, but it is light and con-
venient. 1t is not long enough to get
tangled among his legs, and it. can be
worn without a vest, To e that bOy
prancing down one of the walks, with
his coat treamingp layfully in the breeze,
is to see the ~apotleOsis of Iightness, the
minimum of embarrassment.
Charles Augustus doesn't mention
trousers, and, as this little boy doesn'
wear any, it happens very well
Roundabout in n. o. Times.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

An Alabama lawyer, defending amur-
derer, spoke for nineteen consecutive
hours, snd the jury brought in o verdict
of guilty. seven minutes. They prob
abIv did it to revenge themselves for
the torture they had endured LoQua-
cious attorneys should limit their
tongues before they reaehthe limit Ofhu-
man patience.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

AS Memphis girl was married the other
day and Immediately sold her piano,
bought q sewing machine, and made her
husband nsuI Of clothes and herself two
calico dresses, and now fourteen young
men are seeking the hand of her unnlar-
gied sister.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

we see That Proctor s. CANDLES Ex-
ira Olive Soap is becoming very popu-
lar in u town, It's quality we know is
superior, and being nicely perfumed we
are not surprised that consumers prefer
ii, and that it has a large sale.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

a New York man who believes ad-
yertising paid b bill of $4,000 the other
day, fora years work, but it was money
we'll spent, for the earnings resulting
from That advertisement, which were
divided among four persons, footed mp
$650,000.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

During the absence Of the proprietor
of this paper, Mr.. John Mccormick.
foreman, is authorized to act as his
agent.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

The average business Of the New York
pick-pockets is said to amount to from
$4,000 to $4,000 per week.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-19

NOtariai Acts of sale, with wife's renuncia-
non CEnglish, and French), and Magistrates
blanks, for sale at this ~oftice-eheap.