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New 0rbans, April u, 1917
We have no new feature to notice In the money
market which continues inanimate, with only q
moder te demand for discounts At the oahks ana
light offerings on the street Inc rev transactio", ~
commercial paper indicate variation IN rates ne
continue to quote frst-class paper with soAterAs
At 9ai0 e cent per annum. without at ll@l2 per
month Al second grade at lgl ~; and Al 7. fIs.,
class mortgage at 10 CEN. per shhun' go
second class entirely nominal ~
Gold opened ut ll3gllak against ll3h az Now
York. and after lin ted business closed ~ 1870
11aaz against the opening in that market TIE
sales summed up f42 900, embracing s2ooo AZ no
$4,000 t&I40O0 and s2o,O0O) at li3'. ana sso"o ~
Ne sale. OF Silver were reported. American half
dollars 061.@lO71z. AMI Mexican dollars at looG-
1857 ,,,,i..5 ~.
little Al tiyity but rates advanced 1-ls cent The
rales comprised E3s 000. embrac ng t2OUo biil Oh
fading AT 544H $4,000 bill Of ladng and fl5oO Al
clear nj 545 fl5OO Till ladng and f35O0 Al clesr
tfI5OD and $4,000 at 545. fl5,0OO Al cl ar at a4og
SAC f55OO do at $40 f350O bank at 54S4a ana tlooo
the saIes ~ francs amounted TO 100000 embracing
100 600 commercial at 465@4 G3si 1907 % DO t3O ooo
10000 and o0o0 at G3sl and 10000 BANK ior soid'
at $40. ,.,
quoted at LOT ]st@l .07l4.
Al the close sterling bills quoted at 544 "a
645I for bill of ading and Al clear and "a ae54s2
for bank and francs at 4.65@4t34 for commercial
and nominal for bank.
The movement in Domestic Exchange was 10 q iair
extent and without any quotabe variation The sales
of New York sight covered $325,eoo, emoracln8
$4,000 commercial at "a u cent discount $Io,ooo
commercial t$15 600 $4,000 and $35 O0O and S250Oo
bank at 5-16 50 900 commercial and $l3 900 private
bankers at 932, 5000 commercial and slo5ooo pahk'
100000 1876, 900 and 100000 at q.
The banks continued to check on New York at par
and commercial ght closed heavy at SIG q cent.
discount against the same yesterday. 49,,
The Stock market appeared 10 be at stand stlll'
and we did not hear Of transaction.
The only sales of Bonds reported were x4oOo and
$40 900 City Col Bearing Seven Per Cents a 56
CITY Appropriation Certfca. cont nue. nominal at
E3. We did not hear of sale.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police War
rants which quoted at "a.
There did not appear to be any movement in state
Warrants Large are quoted at 486g50 and small at
S5M60.
New Clinton Warrants entirely nominal.
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Exp0rrs.

NEW YORK-Per steamship City Of Houston-94e
bales cotton 500 bbls oil 80 bales II bales hides
100 hides $500 sacks 100 bids tobacco ~ csska
metal $50 empty Ibis Sc bdls hides
IIVERPOOL-Per steamship Chas Albert-7S6 bales
cotton bags Island cotton 220 sacks oil cake ~
1872 bushels corn in bulk
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Rel ance-14 900 sacks
corn 10 bhs bacon 400 sacks bran $40 bbls pork 81
bales hay 50 bbls whisky $40 pkgs sundries
OUEENsTOWN-Per bark o Miler--1720 bales
cotton -.
AMSTERDAN-Per bark Charlie Hickman--2777
bales cotton 90 slaves :.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship King Severe-40O4 SACKS OIL
cake BIO slaves
HAvRE-Per ship Marcia Day-396s bales cotton
1920 saves
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Arrived.
Steamship Knckerbocker, new eager. from New
York 4th inst, to Moulton- I'd dist
Ship Forest Eagle. Hosmer from. Havre Feb 10th, to
master-Point
Brig Nellie Hustled, Davis. from Cardenas, to master
Point
Ocean, Robinson, from the Passes-down light
brought up ship Fore Eaale
Wicaco. Averll from the Passes-towcd down to the
bark Leth aud brig ksperanZa-brought up
brig Nellie husted
STEAMBOATS,.
sam Hale, Carter from Cincinnati with barges
b L Hodge Ne 2, Bar nco, fOum Bs on kouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Maria Louise, from Pascagoula
Schooner Pppo, from Covington
Schooner Olopp from PascagouIa
Schooner Ant meta. from Pascagoula
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Clementine from Blind river
Schooner Camelia from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Modesto, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner New. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Appabsshee, from Blind river
Schooner Ael-, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner p. trail No g. from Pearl river
Schooner Rita, from TcheIuncta river
Schooner Try Ag,in, from ear river
Schooner Star No 2. from PascagOulA
6ho ner Alice. from Pearl river
Steamer Marine. from Pesrl river
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Sunday Mornirg, April H. 1874. I
DAILY RIvE9 REPORT FOR SATURDAY, APRIL II,
AT JPN.
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II.
For many years with Spencer, Field Co., and hte
Of the Arm OF l. gan Fa rell,,
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND REAL EsTATE
AGENT.
Orders left at the Billiard Depot, No. 1e2 Common
street. between Ct. Charles and c. on0elet promptly
attended to. ape1w
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Having taken charge OF the River Column of this
paper beg my river friends that shall
attempt carry out all my old programme in protect
ing their interest aud will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR. il.
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MARINE NEWS.
George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE.
sunday Morning, April IL. !

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship City of Houston, Deerng. for New York
Geo Fosdick eco
steamship Chas Albert, Chas Madence, for Liverpool
RY Hopkins
Steamship Reliance, Read, for Pensacola Master
Norwegian bark Miller, Jorgensen. for Queens
town Ocean, Zerega AGO
British bark Charlie Hickman, Tingley, for Amster-
dam AK Miller AGO
Norwegian bark King Severe, Terkelsen for Liver
pool Frerichs l. Horn
Schooner Thos Hemans, Hicks, for Pascagoua in bal
last Master
Ship Marcia Day. Chase, for Havre-
Ocean. Zerega SEQ
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Ships.

"a For Providence and Fall River
&Aa The AL schooner Kate N. hilton, Capt.
$e3k Stone, il now loading. and having most Of her
cargo engaged and going on board, will have dispatch
For balance OF freight apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK l. CO..
mh25-tc 80 Carondelet street.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, I
SATURDAY EvRsIsG, April ii, 1874.
COTTON.

The sales today embraced 500 bales at fuller
prices generally and in some styles at a improve
mept Of &c. We raise our quotations accordingly,
and i've alrO the Exchange figures as below:
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LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
At the annual election held by the ,cy holders of
the Louisiana Department, held on Monday April 9th
the following gentlemen elected to for the
ensuing year
President-J. B. HOOP.
Vice Pre- sident-L F. GENERES
DIRECTORS
". NJ. Perkins NJ. Musson,
R. M. Walmsley, w. 8. Pike.
II. V. Ogden, John ChaffA,
T. H. Hunt John Williams.
Joseph Bowling, r. Prichard,
julius Vairin, Jules A. Blanc,
ap12 1t sAM'L FLOWER. Secretary
NEW O.sL.ANs Insurance COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Office corner of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital $500, 900 90
Assets, Decs mber 81, >72......$755,s SAL "a
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing the
profits separately each department the insured.
pany will make Ma inc Losses payable in London.
J. TUYES, President
J. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Geo. Urquhart, M. Payro
6. T. Dugazon, Placide Forsta'l.
G n "; Babe ,o Aug ;, Rechard
A. Schneider, w. b. Schmidt
Chas. LATTE, j. Tuyes. ape If
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Office IS Camp street. New Orleans.
Established in 1872
Insure Fire Marine and River Risks, at
LOWEST RATES.
Assets. s,65s.
J.B. WOOD, President.
T. sEFrOH, Vice President.
CHAs LEsAssIER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
VIM. N. Perkins, Chas. E. Alter.
CHRISTIAN eho. hnr Schneider 81 snG < Keith hie''
Jno ]. Gidiere, A. Woods,
A. Levi, Jas. W. Fee.
j. l.. sterry, Edw. ). Gay.
Jttuell,S
CRESCENT CITY ILLUSTRATED.
JUST PUBLISHED.
EDITED AND COMPILED BY
EDWIN l.. JEWELL, Esq.
Is one of the handsomest books Of the kind ever
published in the United States.
1t contaius three hundred pages OF reading matter,
giving the general history OF New Orleans, its instu
tons and interesting "reminiscences.
One hundred elc AIT engravings OF the public
buildings views, private residences and stores the
city.
Fifty ne portraits and bio 5raphical sketches Of the
prominent citizens of New Orleans.
An illuminated title page ILLUSTRATIVE Of the charac
teriscs of the Crescent City, and which is IN itself
| gem.
| Every stranger visiting New Orleans should pur-
chase = copy OF this truly interesting and valuable
book.
Copies can be obtained at all the principal Book
and stationery Stores, and at the stand of the
st. Charles Hote,:
| A liberal discount allowed to the trade
Orders received and fill by the following book.
sellers JAS. A. GREsH M,
| 81 Camp street.
| GEO. ELLIS & BRO
| 90 Camp and Decatur streets.
| CAIN Co,
| 100 Canal street.
Apl New Orleans.
m J. FARRELL.
For many years with Spencer, Field Co.. and hate
| Of the firm OF L gan Fa re
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND REAL EsTArE
| AGENT.
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THE NEW ORLEANs BULLETIN, SUNDAY, APRIL II, 1874

NEECHANICS' AND TRADERS 1NSu"
RANCE co. NEW ORLEANS. LA.
IA. .Carondelet Street.............l4
SOLICITS FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES AT
LOWEST RATES.
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. .$5OO,O OO.
JAS, WHITE, LLOYD R. COLEMAN,
Secretary President
g. II. FROST, F. G. GREGORY,
Asst. Sec and Fire Clk. Marine and River Cik
F. kUZOUT, Inspector. Capt. s. B. FROST.
J. Y. B. HASKELL, Collector. Marine Inspector.
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ARD OF TRUSTEES.
c. W. Allen, l. L. Hass,
A. j. Aiken T H. dunt,
Hugh Allison j. Davidson Hill,
j. A. Braselman, Jas. 5. Lanphier,
W. T. Bxkemore, Robt. L. Moore,
L. Bloom, John Myers,
Sam Boyd, II. J. Nullan,
c. H. c. Brown, Edward Male.
John D. Cobb, Edward c. Payne,
Lilo, d R. Coleman, Henry Reid.
Geo W. Church, G. W. Seatell
J. w. Champlin, W. B. Thompson,
J. Z. Campbell, Fred. Wing.
Fred. Ernest, c. W. Wood,
Ben Gerson, T. S, Waterman,
G. A. Green Louis A. WIZ.
New Orleans, March l, 1873. apo I'm
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The market opened with little better feeling gen.
orally aud stronger demand. Under which nearly 300
bales changed hands during the morning. at steadier
prices without any quotabe variation, aft which, as
the extent ( the movement was developed factors
became still stringent in their pretcnsioLs and
in several = obtained than they could have
realized yesterday strict Ordinary sold at l3c; Good
Ordinary at 143s G4sc; strict Good trdinArya az Hi
I5c Low Middng at Is rict Low Miodling Is,
l6i. and l64c and Middling at 1870. The supply
was modrate particu irly OF desirable kinds.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at l0l.5 % bales, embracing
900 bales for Liverpool 900 for Havre, 250o tor
SPAIN 80 0 for the Mediterranean, 1000 for Bremen,
700 for the North Sea, and 5000 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement last evening, leaves 1885, U2
bales 10 represent the quantity at the landing and III
presses uusold awaiting orders.
The xchange reports: "Sales of 1850 bales. Demand
active. supply limited" The quotations TO Good
Ariin Ia alsadl Lc with d other chance.
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~~>~>>~>~~>
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MEn.
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
Composed OF the followin1
d2D hrst-class side-wheel steamers
GREAT REPUBLIC, JAMES HOWARD,
JOHN KYLE. JOHN A. sCUDIER,
CITY OF ALTON, HENRY AMES,
PAULINE CARROLL. BISMARCK.
GLENCOE, SUSIE SILVER,
TOM JASPER, RICHMOND.
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND TH1
BENDS
Will leave as below at O'Clock M.
JOHN KYLE,
A. H. Hutchinson. captain; John shsthar, clerk;
TUESDAY, April IA.
COMMON WEALTH.,
T. W. Shields. capita n; o. G. Gates, clerk;
THURSDAY, April IL.
JOAN A. sCUDDER,
4. J. Carter. captain; Chas H Dix clerk;
SATURDAY, April IS.
Issuing a. usual. Through Bills of Lading in con-
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
J. B. WOODS CO., General Agents.
124 Gravier street.
P. S.-We the only Agents in New Orleans
authori zed to act for the above named boats.
mh2S-n
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tat high water mark Of 1871. NELSON GoRoM.
Signal Service Observer.
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President-J. B. HOOP.
Vice Pre- sident-L. F. GENERES.
DIRECTORS
". NJ Perkins, NJ. Musson,
r. M. Walmsey, w. s. Pike,
II. " Ogden, John ChatfA
T. H. Hunt, John Williams.
Joseph Bowling, r. Prchard,
Julius Vairin, Jules A. Blanc,
Isaac Scherck.
ap12 1t SAM'L FLOWER, Secretary.
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PHILADE LPHIA VIA HAVANA
PHILADt LPHIA VIA HAVANA.
bEMtMONTHLY LINE,
Carrying the United States Mails.
Jun1ata. j. w Catharir e, Commander. .l3O 70
faz00. l.. u. Barrett, COmmapner. 1875 To-
To sail FRIDAY, April II, II A. ID.
The hne Al steamship
L. d. Barrett Commando.
will leave her wharf opposite Ja kson Square. - aoo
Passage to Havana, United States curr ......S
Through tickets Issued to New York. ........:W
Freight for Liverpool, An'werp and l,rem -.
by this line. and through bills OF ading given for ~
For freight or passage, apply to
E2W. A. YORKE, AGENT
mh26- It Cor. CarOndAlet and Gr>v streoeA
w A. WEED-74 Camp >sreel
STEAM PRINTER
Boob. Job and Commercial 6tationef
railroad End Coupon Ticket FngreveR
Theatrical and SHOW Print 4.
Lth1erapher.
Blank Book Msn ufho0R
MA2o Hinder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
NslRhborhood AmuseuAents.

The Daily Democrat went of like hot cakes
Saturday Democrat.
The presence OF unreasonable vegetables ere.
atcs demand for il, We suppose Blade.
Louis d. Campbell, OF Butler, The Butler
pony" and Joe Root, Of Erie, ere going Ia
stump against the new Constitution, which
does not suit them.
/" Old Joe kickin' up behind and befo',
EOdths Bptier pony kiekin' up behind old Joe. .
- RIdin. 0ealer.
.'Anoiher paper says that the npposii;on Of
.Iao Root ensures the adoption OF tho Consiitu.
siOu.' Hb always asss SDihs wrong aide.
snow whAt1 that4--we mean the "Ssnecs
County AgRrega aient", Will friend White ex.
plainf : Dsdares RrPrss.
"eeneca County Aggregation inter.
oreted IneanG big editorial mrnsRerie.
Ele hef y animals Of which were captured
ia the wilds OF Sen, cI County, and In.
aIude w. w, Armstrong of the Clevo-
fsnd. pain Dealer, 0rwig & Wisler, OF the
Napoleon NorthveSt, Kagy, Zahn, q Co.,
OF the TiI4do Democrat, Jake Foster, Of
.sRo Van Vert Bulletin. John q. ,BresliD,
warsaw NOftIserR hWiianian, Aust. Miller,
OF the Kenton Rep,bEoda, Abe X Icy, OF
the Holden MOI EateJPrie, j. s. Me-
Baby. 81 the Princeton; (ln J Rspu6lican'
w, IL. Psarce, OF the Berea Griadsionf,
John, Robbins. al the Wlnnemueca (Ne'
yidn) Henald, e. r. Brown, Manager OF
Aikens' Raady-Print Company Of Gin
,einnati, Chief eslitOr OF the inside OF the
'YoledO nomoerdtic Herald. and the rOosters
OF the ID Il Lnee DEMocRAT and a Sore OF
others The pr0priet0rs went out lie OF
seneca Ojunty Tor lesser animals and had
Major Dodd for a monkey Ia / year.
'Ehere ls stilla a chance for few mare an
InLs. I .oe wantih2a sit will please
40. .Ily soon.-Defmcc bemora'.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ODINANOE To provide for the construc-
tiou Of . sidewalk on the south side II Fith
street, between Walnut street and FindIay
Plank Road.
SEc. 1. BE Il ordained by the Common Council
Of the incorporated Village Of Perrysburg
(two-tbirds 81 all the members aOncurring)--
Thata plank sidewalk four feet In width be
constructed on the south side of Fifth street,
between Walnut street and Findlay Plank
Road, In front ri the follow ing lots, t-wit;
1n-lot No. two hundred and eighty. two hun
dred snd seventy three, two hundred ahd
hfty-slx, two hundred aud forty-nine, two
hundred and thiriy-two. two hundrsd sud
tweuty-evs, two hundred and eight two
hundred aud one, one hundred and eighty
four. one hundred and sevsniy-ayFst, agd
oe lu tdnsd and sizy
SEo. 2. That said sidewalk shall be constructed
II Pine or White or Burr OHk plank, two
inches in thick ness. laid crosswire.. IN sound
white or BuJT Oak strinerTs four (l) b. siA
(6) inches in width and thickness.
SIC. 3. That said sidewalk shall ne com
pleted BY the 10th dAv Of AuRust 1874, In the
accents nee of ths Committee on Sidewalks.
Sac. 4. That In case the owner or owners oi
any lot or lots along which aaid sidewalk Ia
ordered 10 be constructed shall fail or neg
Ieet tn build tho aamc By the rims hetstofors
specified, IL 10 hereby made the daty ~ the
Rtreet Commissioner N eanse the same to be
Immediately constructed thereafter in accord
ancs with the statute and ordinance in such
esss made and provided. ..--
SHc. S. That this ordinance shalt take effect
and be IN furcs from and after its pubiieasson
according 70 Law.
Passed June y, 1870.
J. n. RIiEIyrR INK, Mayor.
Attest: TRos. J. WabB, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTs A
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE-To prohibit the desseYa-
ton of Cemsteriess Withtn the eorpORets
limits Of the incorporated Village Of Perry ..
burg.
SSc. I. Be u opdsIned By the lCounciI Of The
Incorporated Village Of Perry ysbpTg-Thai
II shall be unlawful tD mutiiaie OF injurs
any gPavcstone or monument, 10 commit any
puisance in, ~ 10 iojDrs, destroy, pluck or
remove any fowsrb, shrubs or trees from.
or 10 deface, remove o. destroy any nowsr
pots, OFnauenis or OrHGmeptai WOPk 10 auy
cemetery Of saN village.
SES. !. Auy person offending against the pro-
visions Of this ordinance shall, on eouv uvi,tion
thereof, be hped 10 any sum not less than
one or more than hfty dollars and eusts of
prosecution, or coufned in the Jail % tho
village for any term not exceeding tsu days,
or both a. ths discretion 0f the Court, aud
shall moreover be liable in q evil action for
the damage done.
SEC. 3. 70 Is hereby made the special duty Of
tho Marshal to srrest aud prosecute all per-
sons offending against the provisions Of this
ordinance aud the Marshal 10 authorised 70
oder reward IN the name Of the village 70
any person or persona giving information
against such offenders. which may lead 10
their conviction, proydidsd that the amount
Of snch reward shall not exceed hve dollars.
SEC. 4, The provisions OF this ordinance shAll
not extend 10 anv person or persGns acting
by or under The authority OF ihe Trustees oi
said cemstsries, nor TO persons making
changes or Improvements upon their own
lots.
e ~ aDB. OIerE. -az-.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

Democratic papers are jubilent In their
feelings over the victories they antici.
pate the coming fall. Their main hope
Is derived from the great accession of
strength which they expect from the
whisky and beer men of the State.
They suppose that these men will not
vote with the Republican party, as they
seem to think that that party Is for tenn
2erance. Be that as 1t may, 1t Is not n
matter for coD2ratulation to the country.
that party hopes for success. because OF
its sympathy for the worst vice thai
curses our land, but such seems to be-
the cause Of hope In the Democratic
party.-CaalOetoa Age.
We heard q gentlemen remark the
o'her day, that he was at Nelsonville
when the nsws OF the late Spring election
was received. After reading his Eaqiirer,
which was congratuiating the Democra-
cy over the triumph Of the whisky ticket
in Cincinnati, an old line Democrat re-
marked that, "if that was Democracy
he had about enough Of it,"
Let these editors alone who are labor
sag soz alously to bring on this issue, by
appeals to depraved appetites and blind
PREJUDICE. The results may prove that
bhey are doing COED work In the cause
OF temperance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE -Prescrib,og The taigI ei
Tsxa,ion for The year le1t.n,.s;. ioet
Ssc. I. be u ordained BY ths CpmmanoG Gosn-
eli ~ the Incorporated Village Of geIIyshpEg
tiWo-lhiSds- al the mpiShsSs hsnenlEipei-7-
That the follorinRta4SSTee and tbS'lkns are
hereby levied for The Tea1 lSSf foFl ~ Pdt-
pnsseS hsrsIn named. tp-Eit;tt az J.
lat. For Sinking Fnnd 10 par the principal
Of Bends Issued 70 the DAJt0n 4 MiehieGn
y. \. Co., three mills 90 the d0ilGri vtldssiau
Of all property 10 said onsPosssiOu. teak
ID, To pay interest on the Ahoye named
bonds, one mill on ,hs dollar valHadop,
81. 70 pay Marshal, one mill On ms dbila'
valuation. ~ III
9Th. Fcr street improvement, and repairs
two mills on the dollar valuation. 49,
5th. For Common Corporation purposes
enc mill an the dollar valuation.
9Th. For Sticking Fund ~ paw Isdsbtednss' q
Of Corporation otker than r. n. debt, iseivs
mills on the dollar valuation.
7th. For Fire Department purposes, two
aiiis on the dollar valuation. 'u'''
9Th. For Cemstsry purposes, 4 mill On shs
dollar valuation. S,y
Ssc. T. That there be aud hsreby 10 assensst
upon The north ~ feet o. south 85 feet Of 10
lot No. three hundred and sighiy-six 1855
The sum Of tfe N-loo for CT nstruetini
sidewalk. T--r'
$50. ). That. the Clerk forthwith certify III,
above levies W ths Auditor Of Woed eouniy
Ohio. a. required by law.
$50. 1. This ofdinancs ShAn teka effect and b
IN force from and sftsr It's passage. "
Asisas !. ) H0s y. W Hns, CLERK! :, Ffp'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

The OHIO EDITORIAL Association at 5
session in Columbus on the 20 h ult.,
adopted This resolution on the suhject OF
postage:
Resolred--That this Association ap-
proves of the p al regulations for news
papers now pending in the United States
8 mate, which has just passed tbs House
1T Representatives.. providing free ex-
change and free delivery Of newspapers
within the county wherein published.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

At least three-fourts Of all the papers
Of the state favor vote on the Constitll-
ton unrestricted by party Gction Of any
kind. The instrument is a good one and
after readngit carefully every voter In
the State will be able to form his own
opinian as to It's m, rits. The Democratic
Sate Central CJmmittee did wisely In
postponIng the Convention until after
the vote shall be taken upon the Consti-
tal l,ien, - De6unee Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

For many years Cincinnati was Rcpub'
lican in politics, and the Enquirer was an
earn st advocate of minority representa-
tlon. Now when the city Is Democratic
and the new Constitution proposes to
give rational powers to minorities, II
wants the people to veto that document
and gives this as Its reason. Great fun
damcntal principles DO not change &C
adly as the Enquirer.