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An old sow, belonging to o gentleman
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chickens by being turned into d pastdre
where there was q drove Of "hildees.'
She ran after those swift footed birds
until she killed herself by over exertion.
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OPELOUsAs, February 10th, f878a
lii accordance with the above, all Tax a8fd
License payers are hereby notified thaesBI am
State and Parish Taxes and Licenses.
The telinQaefitlist Of 1871 is now il my hands
and ready for collection. InOrder to avoid costs
and penalties, al Licenses must be paid within
the time prescribed by law.
| will be at my Office, in the tOwTOf 0pelOusas,
every day FROM 8 to L. NJ, and from 2 to 5 Z. NJ,
in order to collect said Taxes aud Licenses.
LOUIS DFMARAIS,
Deputy State and Parish Tax Collector, for the
Parish otsSt. Landry.
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Parish of st. Landry.
BE 1t known, that on this tenth dav OF FebrlH
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
Christian Statesmen.

II seems to be tho fashion just new for certain
ournals to osuple with their comments on tie
shortcomings Of certain public men a sneering
allusion to " Christian statesmen" We fail to
see the force Of this fling at Christianity. II
gentlemen who have hitherto borne the roputa-
tion Of being upright public servants have fail
ed in the public estimation in living up Ia the
high standard fixed for them, the failure is not
10 be attributed to their Christian principles, but
rather to a lack Of such principles
II the charges raised against them are true i!
shSws they were not "Christan statesmen ;"
therefore the fling at Christianity IS out Of
place II the charges are false, the ling is
poiutlsss, for neither the man nor his principles
deserve censure.
No "Christian statesman" has fallon. Name
will fall. Men may wear the cloak Of heaven
to serve the devil n, and the keen eye of the
public may detect the disguise aud strip ii from
the hypocritS, and turn him out To receive the
deserved scurn Of the wsrld. But these men
are not Christians and to attach their vilainy
10 the church is as mean as it is unjust.
Wehavs Christian states men in our country.
They may not move in regiments or battalious'
but they can be found on all hands. ThoY are
trus men, sound to The core, With no moral rot
renness or taint OF suspicion about them. They
come before us as Christian statesmen they
make good the title by their acts, they centin'
We as such through long public service they
70 down to the grave and take their place in
history as Christian statesmen.
We want more such nieu. We Should en-
courage their growth We should make the
Christian statesmen the highest typo, aud ca
deayor to train our public officials ts live up to
the high standard.
Let US hear ne more of these silly aad sense
less angs at "Cbristian statesmen" Unless
we are ready to deny the power Of Christianity
in shaping the civilization OF the world, we can
no, adorl tn saddle upsa il the faults and sh ort-
oomings Of men who have failed to live up to its
pre- e. is.- The R'palie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
A GipsY Congress.

Ten bands Of GipsieS are nav concentrated
at Crystal Springs, north Of this city, FIVE Of
whom made this District their winter quarters.
They are now waiting for other bands to join
them in a kind Of annual convention before
separating forthe coming season. They live IN
small tents or cabins. which they erect whom
ever night oVertakes them, and some ef the
bands have a sort Of an ambulance wagon IN
which they sleep. Their Acknowledged means
of livelihood ara psddlinS aud horse trading
for the men, aud fortune telling by tho women
but the policemen think that much of the horse
stealing carried on in Maryland and Virginia
during tho past few months, has been done by
the members of Soms OF these gangs. Some
times they have many fine horses, and at other
times only a few, but are always ready 10 trade
The chief is an old man, known only by the
name Of Crabtres, who seems to DO respected
and SbsYsd by all the bands. On the arrival
cfA few more bands, which are expected from
the South and West, they will separate again,
ssd be scattered all over the country. Wash-
iagt0H Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
Talking Right at Last.

Iii sign OF substantial progress to 6nd the
Richmond, Virginia Enquirsr talking ia this
way:
What we want in this c,untry is a national
feeling among all our people, binding d EN-
together IN ono common brotherhood. faellita.
ting business intercourse Throughout the Union,
aud producing a social cxpansian commensurate
with the grand development Of the great rscip-
roeal resources Of the tive sections now in rapid
process Of accomplishment We want energy
activity. vigor, in all branches ef business, and
in all parts Of the country. We want concert
and e0-npera ion among our people We want
tho North and the South to work together for
the promotion Of the prosperity of the whole
Union. We want the great family NJ the Amer
loan penplS % bs national, not sectional, 10 ther
feelings aul in their views.
The graa. need Of the nation is there precisely
stated, and very mach viii have been done Ia
meet it when the southern press generally has
the Gaod sense to fellow tho excellent example
sal by the Enqirr Only by the cultivation OF
a national feeling in the ssutt eau the wounds
Of the war be healed and the southern sla tes
restored. Every newspaper or other agency
that takes this task ia hand is entitled TO the
pubic gratituds.-M York Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

There are one hundred and seventeen church
organizations in Tuscarawas county, one hun
dred and thirteen church buildings, valued at
$26s, 100. or these organizations fortY-six are
Methodsts, seven Baptists, tive Christian, hf-
teen Lutheran, ten Presbyterian, fourteen
Reformed tlate GERMANY three Roman Catholics,
and nine United Brethern.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

Gen. JEFF. C. DAVIS, who has been appointed
to take the command made vacant By the assas-
sinaiisn Of Gen. CASEY, was ens Of the Fart
Sumptsr garrison when that fortress was re.
duee by BEAUBEGARD, and held prominent
positions throughout the war for the surpres
sion Of the rebellion. 1t will be remsmbereu
that 1t was he who visitel speedy Punishmen.
upon Gen. NELSON iD Louisville hsIel for an
insult offered, by shooting him dead on tn.
spot. We Should not be surprised to saou hear
of some Of the Msdscs being sent 10 tue happy
hunting nraund
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

Mrs. REBEocA CHATHAM, the wife OF SAMUEL
CnAPvLN, Que of the mos distinguished men,
bers Of tha Muskingum bar, filed her petition
on the 18th ut., against E. MsRELs and twelve
others, saloon keepers, laying her damages at
s130,0e0 Col. W. A. TAYLOR aud Col. N. A.
GUILLR have bsen engaged for tho defence
Judge NJ. L. 6RANGER and Col. MUYsoN repre-
sen. the prosecution. The case is exciting a
a great deal of curiosity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

The following persons have been appointed by
Governor MOVES as Comm,ssisnsrs. to represent
Ohio at the Vienna Exposition A. +. GosuoRN,
Cinsinnali; JoaN A. HARpsN, Cleveland j.
II. MACK, Cincinnati GUIDo MARX, Toledo !
AUGUST TniEMs, Cleveland ROBERT II. KEeK,
Mount Vernon,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

The Government Of France could not have
done better thing for the Bunapartes than il
has done, by passing a measure to expel them
frsm French territory. The act will create
sympathy for tho Bonapartes, while it ia u
ossfsssion that they are strsng enough to fright
en- the Government by their presence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

On the l7th inst. the city Of Dayton voted on
the proposition Of issuing the bonds Of the city
for else. 900 10 all in constructing the Dayton,
Piqua 4 Toledo railroad, and it was defeated
by a large majority. 1t dses not lock as II il
wOuld ever be paying Investment. The road
ms projected, would run on the bank Of the
canal, and parallel with the Dayton 4 Miehi-
gan road for about seventy five miles, and the
greatest distance from that road at any point
would bs tea miles. We are inclined to think
that Dayton cast her ,jority on the right side
that tme. CsIina Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

The Columbus correspondent Of tho Clevs-
land Hsald says "Ths bill to cOdify the jury
laws is now law. twas compiled and pre-
pared by the shairmen Of the Judiciary Commit
ices Of the Senate and House respectively
Msssrs. HART aud LITTLE and will be very ac-
csptAbls to the Bar OF the State. A noticeable
feature Of the bill is that it Omils the word
Grkits' from the iury laws"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

The young ladies Of Vasssr College are hav-
ing a gOsd deal OF trouble about an order
against wearing COLLAR, and cuffs, and they wish
they wsrs boys. Well, there il no doubt they
would be eoared aud cua d II ,try we're boys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

The Constitutional Convention will assemble
in Columbus On Tuesday, May 18Th. There Is
yet some doubt Of the Republicans being able
10 orranize the Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

Tennessee cones to the front rank in its Tenn
peranos legislation. Its Legislature has adopted
a bill which puts II in the pswers Of each pre-
sinst to say whsthsr liauir shall be re'ailed
therein or net Good for Tennessee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
Organizing in Ohio.

The order Of Patrons Of Husbandry" is ex-
tending eastward, and promises soon To orerruu
the entire country. A estate Grange" has bsen
organized iu ohis, with the following officers
Masters. II. Ellis, Spriugbsro, Warren
County.
Oversser-Tlenry Mcdowell, Canton, Stark
County.
Lecturer - Stubbs, Morrow, Warren
County.
Stewsrd-J. B. Robinson, Menden, Mercer
County.
CbspIaia--L. Mease, Miamisburg, Mantgom-
cry County.
Trsssurer-R. Stevenson, Xsnia, Greene
County.
Secretary NJ. Stewart, Xania, Greene
County.
None but actual farmers are admitted ia
membership, under the rules Of the order in H.
linsis, whore it originated, and we suppose the
samo indispensable condition will be adopted BY
all affiliated Oranges.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

Diligent hunters for pertinent facts will pro.
badly find the follawing triad of csrtainties
stated By the Yoiksbiaa worthy place in their
diary OF discoveries: ~ 1t is fact that here
in Cincinnati we have more saloons than the
public demand requires. (2.) 1t is further
fact that it would have been better for the health
aud future Of many Of these saloon keepers II
they had undertaken austher BUSINESS, or had
gone iuto some productive labor. 81 1t is
still further fact that among these saloon-ksep-
ers there are many who only contribute to the
decentralization of tue workmen, or who are
entitled to their share in it. This class Of
tlemoralizsrs tue same authority describes as
"manY healthy and vigorous persons who have
opensd little beer saloons mainly FROM an aver
sion to labor, and for whom and their families,
as well as the public, it would have been better
If they had entered upon some more useful
business" Precisely. - Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.


AN ORDINANCE. Authorizing q Loan aud
Issue nf Bonds fsr the pat nent or liab-
cuck Ilonk and lRdder Truck and Appar-
atus, and in anticipation of leyies to pay
FOR same.
SEcTIoN |. Be u ordained bv the Common
Council OF the Incsrpsrated Village Of Per-
rysburg, Ohio - That n loan be and the
same Is hereby authorized To be made un-
der ihs direction Of this Counoil to the
amoiiut sf four hundred and ninety Eve dol
lars ts495 00) for the purpose Of paying
for one Babcuck Hook aud Ladder Truck
and Apparatus.
SEcrfoN 2. That a Bond be issued tlersfor
payable twelve months after date Of delivery
and acceptance of said Hook and Ladder
Truck and Apparatus, said Bond to bsar
six per cen, interest until paid.
Passed April 22d 1873
J. II. RHEINFRANK, Mayor.
ID. X. HoLLENBECk, Clerk. 50 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

Prof. hayden. in charge Of the United States
expedition for tho geological survey of the Ter
ritories, who last year visited the Lava Beds in
Oregon, now occupied by M.deO Indians, has
informed a reporter of the Bo.Hiag Star that the
Lava Beds are an outflow Of volcanic matter
forming perfect sea OF matted rock, which in
gradually cooling became broken.
Inuumerable little streams have worked their
way through and the whole place is filled with
caverns. 0nenllmes they connect with one an
other, and sxtsnd for miles underground. They
vary in width frsm fifty to five or six hundred
feet. The entrances ts them are generally very
small, and therefore can be easily defended.
The Lava Beds, comprise from fifty to one
hundred square miles. 1t will be 8 dificu.
thing to surrsund the Aodocs, and there is great
danger Of eluding our troops on sccsunt Of tue
faniliarity of the Indians with the Lava Beds
The Modoes are the sans as the Digger Indian,
nd live upon the rabbits, lizards, small mice
and all kinds OF bugs and insects, which are
found ia the caves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02

ONLY REPUBLICAN, EAPrG n TIE COUNTY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-02
COMMON PLEAS COURT DOCKET.

Tho May term Of the Wood County Common
Pleas Court wilt oommsnes at Bowling Grseni
on Monday, May 5;h, 1873. Tho following is
the assignment Of Docket for the first week
CIVIL DOCKET.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24
Notice In Attachment.

NATHAN L, QUINBY, Plaintiff, Before Edward Il;
Co. ohio.
YIN the third (9d) day Of April, A. D.
isS said justice issue an Order OF Attachment IN the
above action, for the Of Forty One Dollars aud
Twenty Cents (i1 2O) Which Is continued until
the twency sixth (26tl day of May A. D. 1874 AZ eight
o'clock, A. NJ. NATHAN l.. QUINBY.
Ashtahula Ohio. April 9th, 1873 3t1315
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24
Undertaking.

al4o keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
ready made Cuiins Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
and imitation OF Black Walnut all Of which can trim
hours notc iu styc requested equal to any
city. also lave Il splendid Hcarse in readiness when
called for.
CRAvE CtOTtrrs A feature has recently been adj
ded n turui "stanls semUntO rather 10 the Tn
dertakers department ut itonc thar cannot fail TO com
ncud i-er the community and will show the disp0-
sitiun OF the proprietor to make his establishment ae
perfect may be II viii r to relieve the work ana
hustle incidental and rcpugnant IN seasons OF be
raavpmcp of pepnrng the remains of the departed tor
purai This consists keeping cand and rea'y Tor
Immediate u-, q stock Of gravc-rlrthes variety uf
s,rnuds for h,th male and fmalc made mp with much
taste aud aru.opriacne-s. various In price aud both
hiatk ard white materials. \ siu-" order for u coffin
NAV ilicfeiNre embrace the hal ,imcnis of the dead
and thus sayr the friends of the eased. In the mids
of grief r rtuch that particularly disagrccahl'
anS nco grunus in the way Of preparation for he grave
JOIN DUCRO.
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