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;va, .,,ou EUGENE wAGGAMAN
lylI auI SZl Civil Sheriff of the Parish - a.,
1he City Of New Orleans Va. On. So -
Welshans es Ne

wy "a NeW UREA MS vs.. ChafIe. N
Weshans N'
CUPBRIOR DISTRICT corpr M,
- OF orleans, No. IS 725.-By yirtna ~ .AniSh
Lacias to me directed by the honorab. ,b =.
m District Court for the parish of 1r1s .ne
40 VII proceed to sell At pubc a1c,io OF
Royal .,s sschanfs and A1ctioneers Exchange,
house streefs :, pc, 5he.wsen Canal and Custom,
On sATuRDAY August 81, 1875 At twelve se oc Gy,
w C 5fns EdsfsIiSsd p,opsIty to wit
sixth Ds' net Of this city in sSoare nnms - Inc
Toledsno a ana eighty bounded BY st. Charles,
nns Ha",. 1nu 5f1 anna streets and Louisiana ave-
nI1ns one hundred and sixty feet on St Gbars.
se;.. ~ one hundred and twenty feet in dsnih
TeFms-Cash on the riot
iv,1 an, ., EUGENE WAGGAMAN
~ % Clvh sheiin Of the Parish OF Orlaan.
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ThE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
CHRISTINA EBRENZ VS. HER HCSBAND-NO
43625.

43625.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTEENTH
J. day of June. 1875, judgment rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. to wit
Christina Ebrenz her husband-NO 40 625
On motion of J. Y. Dick OF c0unte fer plaintiff,
and upon producing due proof of pl 4intif's de-
nand, ana the law and the evidence being in her
favor it is ordered, adudged and decreed that the
Judgment by default here in entered on June 8,
1873, against defendant be now confirmed and made
final, and accordingly that there be judgment in
favor Of plaintiff Christina Ehardt wife of William
EbreDz. and against defendant, hey said husband
dec1eeing . separat on Of property between them.
1t is further ordered. adjudged and decreed that
there be judgment that said plaintiff Christina
EbI Ell z, 10 have the special lien and privilege and
mortgage granted by law to married women for
tho protection and N covery Of their rights and
ca MS and it is fll ther ordered adudged and de.
creed that the community OF property existing be.
tween them be dissolved. and that plaintiff, Chris.
isiration Of her property, as provided by law in
Judgment rendered June Is 1875.
Judgment signed June IS, 1875.
B. L. LYNCH. Judge.
IN testin ony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and att xed the seal of the said cOuSt at the
city Il New Orleans, on this nineteenth day of
J une in the year Of eur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-fve, and ninety ninth year
Of the independence of the United States.
je22 jyl 81 J. o. CAALON. Deputy Clerk.
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The City OF New Orleans vs. AIphouse
Martin and James Lyon.

Martin and James Lyon.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans. No. 10, lO2.-By virtue Of q writ Of
teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orle ans
IN the above entitled cause, for city taxes Of
1874 will proceed to sell pubic auction AZ the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
in the Second District of this city, on SATUR.
DAY, August q 1875, at twelve o'cl ock M the fol.
lowing described property, to wit
in the First District of this city in square number
I've hundred and forty four, bounded by Miro
Iont Lafayette and Julia streets, measuring two
hundred and ninety eight feet two inches on Miro
.tr.tt t. by two hundred and sighty-two fet t one
Seized in the above suit
Terms Cash ON the sp~t.
EUGENE NAGGAMAN.
lylI aul II Civil Sheriff of the Parish Orlaana
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-, EUGENE WAGGAMAN
JyIl 8ul II Civil Sheriff o. the Parsh ~ O,,...
The City or new Orleans ~. Paul "a
Blanc

The City OF new Orleaus "a. pau,sA
Blanc.
~ OF Orleans, No. 76,424-Bv virtue Of a Wit
OF L ner' iaclas to me directed by the hon.
oIaoe the Superior District Court for the
parish OF Orleans in the above entitled cause
ioL CITY taxes of 1874, l will proceed to sell at
a puniG auction. at the Merchants and Auction
Cusfomhouse streets. in the Second District of
thls city; on SATURDAY. August a. 1875, at twelve
wit FoPoA'J' W
u. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IN the
flrs District Of this city. in square number three
Where and Gasquet streets. designated as ioft
humble twenty one measuring forty light feet on
depth. 0'' Oh 1901 III
Seized in the above suit:
TeIms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
jI2l aul 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish n 1,..,.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
4oo~I>oocNo.ooo.o

THE STAIR OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Oh
ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF DARBY TREMOCLET vs..
their creditOrs-NO. II, 33a.
FTNHE CREDITORS OF DARBY l. TREMOULET
J. notified to show within ten days
why the tableau Of distribution herein filed should
n. t be approved and hOmOlOgated.
New Orleans, July Is, 1875.
lyle JOHN. OBR1EN, Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, July 20, 1885,
COfTON-The sales to day were confined to los
bales at lower prices. Quotations are nominal
but we reduce our figures in accordance with the
decline in foreign exchange and in other markets.
and give also the figures and teport of the Ell.
change in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OP CLASSIFICATION.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jy2l aui 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF ORLEANS
The City Of New Orleans vs. J Ohm holmes
and Thd Salter.

Inc City OF New Orleans vs.. j0hp Holmes
and Thd. Sater.
&UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Orleans. Nos. 7o24l.-By virtue of a writ
OF ferl facias to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for the the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause
for city taxes OF 1874, will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Roy street, between Canal and Gus
tomhonse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY. August d, 1875. at twelve
wit fv' ~
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND e;tuated in
the First District of this city. in square number
commerce and Girod streets, designated as Iot
number nine, measuring ono hundred and thirtv
and two feet in depth. WV A"n"ioo
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jy2l aui II Civi, Sheriff o. the Parish ~ N.,.
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Stock same time last year.... 49, I'll
sUGAR-Tnere were no receipts this morning.
dealer sold $50 hhds to grocers on private terms
full prices. The market is quiet but steady, aud
mon; 81 08a4c for low fair lO0iOac tor yellow
clarified aud 1Ok ollie " ID Tor white clarified
,ocks in the sheas 1899 aids: the landing 500
hhds
MOLaSSES-Noie in this morning and nothing
dong We quote - deslt re- job prices: 4o145c
for common: sOs55c for fair 50 a6Oc for prime Goa
&c Tor strictly Urine, and 65070e for choice. Stock
in the sheds 1895 obls and "a half bbls.
To days exports were TO Vera Cruz We have
csssive clearance, and 20 bales from previous r.
ceipts for an excessive manifest
For comparative tOtals for the past three days
and for the year, and for the three days exports
and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-"e did not hear OF sale 10 day.
nnd such . dlscl epancy in the views of the ttade
that 70, the present we ON quotations.
FLOeR-There vas . good demand for export
and 1900 bbs ior Liverpool on the basis OF SIS 50
az, or an average of SIS IS y Dbl, and 1000 and
400 S obs tor Cuba on pirate terms. We hear that
Liverpool unexecut-d, and that purchases of 1000
hbls were made at IS 5o05 IS, in anticipation Of
which 100 100 300 100 and 100 low treble extra at
SIS IS; $50 good treble st SIS So loo at SIS 81 y: 200
$40 M @ az nd o mo- and 80 choice
Sc IS; 50 and 100 at 81 p Dbl, and 300 bbls on
priv ate terms. The ma ket is very strong, with
10 quoted at 81 81; single ezra 81 IS; double
extra SIS; low treble extra IS 25 good do 8 3. i
q so; choice do IS 62l as IS; choice extra Sc 3
s %; choice and family extra Sc so, 6. and s. IS
p Dbl.
CORN MEAL-rhe market continues very dull,
and prices fully l0c y Dbl lower Only 100 bbs
sold 1T SO so; 100 and $50 at So IS p Dbl. 1t ia
joSbine 1t 50 80, AID dealers are retailing at siQ
4 10 p Dbl.
COW PEAS-Only . small Job demand on coun-
try orders, at 6Od65c p bush.l 100 sacks clay
cold at SIC. and 50 mixed at soc p bushel.
PORk-The market is quiet but very strong
~ith favorable advices from the West. Chicago
mess is steady AZ s2l 25d2I 3.1s; Louisville and
Cincinnat $2l 50dzl 62t p bt 100 bbls Cincin- |
natl sold at 81 so, and loo Chicago at S2l 37h
Dbl. Dealers ara jobbing at S2l cash and SD 50 |
Time. Several round lets in treaty subject to
and some sales were made, particulars |
lOt vet transpred.
DRY SALT MEAr-A lot Of 50 boxes shoulders
'old to dealer at Sc p fb Dealers are jobbing
hem at 9Ac. stock small, but demand limited, ]
I'D nothing doing in sidee
BACON-The market 10 quiet but strong with
esterdSy's asking prices realized to-day. 20 casks
houlders sold, in two lots, at ga p a. and offers
u less refused Clear rib sides are stroug ct I:Sc.
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AOtAl.. .................. ......V522 ~
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several acCOuntA therein named

Aotal. ................. ........ v322 ~
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appfo-
priations he and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator Of Finance in
payment Of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fluid for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
New Orleans Picayune, advertising
ordinance Nos. 1895 and Bill, Ad-
miDistratiOn series, approved. e96 20
New Orleans Picayune, advertising
ordinances Nos 1895 and Bill Ad-
ministratiOn series, spproved.... 1862 co
New Orleans Bee, advertising or.
dinances Nos. 1895 and Bill, Ad-
ministratiOn series, approved. 1875 90
New Orleans BulletiA, advertising
ordinances Nos. 1895 and Bill, Ad.
minlstration series, approved. 8. 20
German Gazette, advertising Ordi-
nances Nos. 1895 and Bill, Admin
istration series, approved. 80 90
Price Current. advertising Ordi.
nances Nos. 1895 and Bill, Admin.
ietratiOn series, approved. ....... u 90
A. w. Hyatt, Stationery Tor the
Mayors "ffice in the month OF
June, 1875, approved. .:......... % 40
George Ellis & Brother 1000 mort
gage certificates for the depart
ment of Public Accounts .. IL 90
Caroline Smith, FORTRESS of court.
house, parish Of Jefferson, for pro-
portion of salary due by the
Seventh District in full to June
80, 1873. as per voucher approved
by the City Attorney. .......... rs 90
Samuel Powers, for damages az.
sessed or square Of ground No.
"a, now No. 72l, appropriated by
the city for opening Washington
avenue, in the year 1850. as per
Judgment Of the Sixth District
Court. .............. ......... $50 90
Total tSOs) en-
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H. w. h0llings1 0rth W. =. Mehle ct nl
- of Orleans, No. 7743.-By virtue of a. writ ~
r hs,, dacias against Christian Mehle to me d.
Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the sSovs
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
change, Royal street, between Canal and Cns
c cnmhosse s11ees IN the Second District Of this
O'CLOCK NJ. the following described property, to
:. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the bpil5.
inSs and improvements thereon situated IN tLa
the n, bstlct OF this city, and designated by
bounced by Customhouse, Bienvllle, IRENE and
~ a. streets on plan drawn by J. Communy,
Ia survt yor, dated December g. lS4l and denos'
!ed in the Office of pin Cuvillier notary pub
c IN Ihis city; said lot forming the corner of
blenSle and MaFais streets AMI IN sasuring tbirtv
que iret eleven inches five 4es front on Bienviile
sIrett oy one hundred and nine teen feet deep and
mont on Marals street 'op "Au
Seized III the above suit
Terms Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ly2l aul 821 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orla.rs
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q ,
Pennsy

Il the + |
No. 900.
directed
to sell to |
n. 1875,
wsrehou
streets. i |
erty, viz
One hl |
trated LJ
and eight
chand
Coal. one
Barrel wi |
two DraY
mall Cas-
lot Lumb
two DoOri
1ope. blO'
III pieces
MdOne 81
Seized j
Terms
United
Jdly 10. Is
iyll 10 II
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Sales. Receipts and Exports of Produce.
The following are the sales, receipts and exports
of the principal articles for the past three days:
Articles. Saee Receipts. ExpOrfa

Mete0rOlogical Report.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER.
New Orleans, July 20, 1875. !
The following is the report of the weather
nd rivers at 3:43 p. NJ. local time to-day:
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OF CLASSIFICATION.


North. Strict good ordinary sold r. go. The 70
auction in cur qu0tato is in accordance with
the falling 81 in foreign exchange for the past
three days Il y cent?, and the decline in her
markets; but holders, who are anxious to realize.
arc willing to accept even less than our inside
iigures On the other hand, tao bulk of the desir.
abie lists unsold is held above the ruling rates
and could hardly be bought, 70 any extent even
at our outside quotations The actual offerings
mand that sales can not BIZ pressed without sub
hitting to liberal concessions. There have been
no r more ere. receipts Of new crop
bales Q07 on Saturday, none yesterday and los TO-
day.. against s75 for the corresponding time last
Friday evening IA bales embracing Is from other
Ss Noble and
august 81 1893 GIG bales aganst l2l2 BIG last year
decrease zig ao9 The exports com prise 1856 bales.
The Exchange teegra%s MAKE the recerts y;
81 the ports from IL NJ Yesterday to 70 NJ to-
day 1888 bales, against 426 last week and SAB last
week and 3o6l last year Total since August 81
3448 Isl bales against 49, 1876 up to Monday noon
July 20 i'll last 81 year Excluding the above 5s3ede
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to Great
Britain 1872 bales, against 1868 last week and 8O7
1879 last week and none last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II N.
l3S S22 bales, against I4s ~ lsst week and 2O7 $50
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board al d engaged for shipment was set down at
1900 for Liverpool 1900 for Havre and 1000 for the
Mediterranean, which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running st atement erday
evening leaves ~ zoo bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and IN presses unsed or swat
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: 'sales 100 bales. Quota
tions nominal" Its figures were reduced Sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l. 1874 ......... 1889
Arrived since last statement. 1879
Arrived previously .......... ......i ,14I,5 $50
Additional bales from city GIN.
aings, lii tens and loose..... ii 963-l,i5S Ssz
Cearsd nreySu.v ,a- 5 sz
Coneumed at Lehman, Abraham
i Co s cotton mill ............ il5O-li4
&tnck on hand ard On sfiuhnard mot Cleared q $50
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=, EuHENE WAGGAMAN.
lySl aul II Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleao.
Merr1ck, Race & foster vs.. Mrs. MARY RI.
Frisbie and Mary E. Nicholson

Mcfflck, Race d foster VS.. Mrs. MARY RI.
Frisbie and Mary E. Nicholson
ItIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6434-By virtue Of q writ Of
n n iacias to me directed by the ho1 orabe the
Enth District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell At
public auction, on the premises hereinafter desjg-
wit fPoA'J' :"
ALL THE CONTENTS. FURNITURE FIyTuRRs
and ALL THE MOVABLE EFFECTS contained in
the premises No l42 Ca al street, in the First Dis
trlct OF this city, as per inventory, which NAV be
seen in my Office. "1 "o
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Jy21 Is 20 aut Civil Sheriff of the pariah NJ O,.
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Below high water mark Of 1874.
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jyl5 IL
PROP

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ID. 1875,
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The City Of New Orleans ", Samuel
Hastings.

- - - . = EUNENE WAT'fAMAN,
WI 8ul Il civil Sheriff of the Parish of irlear
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MEMORANDA

The steamship Jamaican, Wndef, from Liver.
pool via Wet Indies and Mexican porte, pre-.
viOusly reported below, waiting orders has sailed
for Baltimore
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
lyZl Aul 81 Civil Sheriff of he Parisb ~ C.,..
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The City of New Orleans ", Mrs. r. ~
Gayle.

=, EUGENE WAGGANAN
jI2l aul 81 Civil She riff of tha pa,,.h -
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Citizens Bank of Louisiana VS.. Leon Ga

. EuGtNE WAGGAMAN,
jy21 au1 u Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Oreans
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28
Here it Is in a MT Shell.

The Toledo Rcrier, Catholic paper, and
which is also striving to be the leading
Democratic organ Of this neck Of the woods
thus arrays the Democratic party and the
churches named against the common
school system, the pride OF our country:
The whole Methodist Church, the Episco-
pal Church and the Catholic Church ars agai nsl
the public schools as now con Quoted. The
members of these churches comprise nearly
onc-half the population Of the country. In tue
face Of this fact and also Of the fact that the
public schools do not meet the dema nds OF
Christian education, Is il not the height of non
sense for the present controllers Of the public
schools TO attempt TO run them as against the
wishes and interest Of ons-hnlf tn 3 people who
are taxed for the maintenance Of those school $?
They still persist in their own way OF doing
things and while they persist they grow wea K
in proportion. few years will settle III is Vex-
ed question al nd there will either be division
of the funds or else the mi nisters of every de.
nomination will have free access to the schools
to teach their children the tenets OF tho faith
they prefer.
The Reriew may be good authority for
all except the Methodist church, but here
we think it draws strongly upon its imag-
ination to make as formidable array as
possible and give strength and encourage
ment to the party. But the gist of its re-
marks is in the closing statement, which
simply gives us, in a nut shell, the whole
question, "shall we have sectarian or non
sectarian schools" We believe the Repub-
lican party is prepared to meet this issue
fairly and squarely, Notwithstanding the
Catholic Telegraph, OF Cincinnati, has threat
ened that the solid votes Of the Catholics
will be thrown, this year, with the Demo-
cratic party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28

Elsewhere we publish the proceedings OF
the Republican Convention held at Bow
ling Green on Saturday last. 1t was n de-
Lucrative body and it's proceedings were
harmonious as well ns brief To avoid
any unnecessary feeling upon the local
issue it was decided to select three dele
gates south and three north of Mason and
Dixon's line. We have confidence that the
best interests OF he Republican party will
be regarded by me delegates selected, and
that they will labor to secure for the party
on Wednesday next, ticket composed OF
good and substantial men who will COM
mand the confidence of the whole party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28
Constitution ChangInr in the SOuth.

TIE REPUBLIC MAGAZINE for May pub
fishes two important papers on the Demo
cratic movement now going on in the
SDuth to rem ldel their State Constitutions
so as to defeat the objects OF the Thir-
teenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
msnts, and ignore the reconstruction pol
icy. At the close of the war and COM
mencement OF the reconstruction Of the
States in rebellion, it was necessary to make
the new State Constitutions conform to the
changed condition of affairs. 1t was also
obligatory on each State to submit its new
Constitution to Congress for approval or
modification. Now, however, each State
may alter or remodel its Constitution by
q Convention Of the people, and adopt the
new instrument, without consulting Con-
gress. The Democrats are now taking ad-
vantage of this, and are framing new State
Constitutions TO suit their own peculiar
views on the race, school, State Sovereignty
and other important questions. The dan
ger to the stability of our institutions,
growing out OF this movement, can scarcely
fail Of resulting in another rebellion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28
Proceedings OF Wood County Repub.
llcan Convention.

Pursuant to call of the Wood County
Republican Central Committee, for a Con-
vention to nominate six delegates to the
Republican State Convention, a Macs Con.
vention was held at Bowling Green, on
Saturday, May 22d, 1875.
The Convention was called to order and
object stated by Judge Phelps, Chairma an
Republican Central Committee.
On motion, J. II. Reid was'elected per.
manent Chairman, and Jas. Timmons, Sec
retary.
A motion prevailed, that a roll Of the
Townships be called to ascertain il ali
were represented The roll was called and
representatives from the following town
ships responded thereto: Bloom, Center,
Freedom, Lake, Liberty, Perrysburg,
Plain, Portage, Troy, Washington and
Webster.
On motion, the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing committee, one from each township
represented, to select the six delegates to
represent Wood county in the State Con-
vention:
L. X. Sole-Bloom.
J. w. Canary-Centcr.
r. Rickett-Frcedom.
J. r. Tracy--Lake.
J. Q. Pray-Liberty.
r. w. McMahan-Portage.
III. A. lamilton--Perrysbur
j. r. Rudulph-Plain.
III. L. Wood-Troy.
i. Washington.
L. L. Loomis-Wcbstcr.
The Committee retired, and in n short
time returned and made the following re.
port:
f. A. Higgins Perrysburg.
II. L. Wood--Troy.
Edwin Washington.
Il. w. McMahon--Portsge.
j. W. Canary-Centcr.
+. W. Merry-Centcr.
1t is recommended by your Committee,
that the delegates here selected, or their
proxies, shall cast the vote of Wood
County in the State Convention.
On motion, the report was unanimously
adopted and Committee discharged.
A motion then prevailed, that the pro-
ceedings Of this convention he furnished to
the press of Wood County for publication.
On motion, Convention adjourned sine
die. ]. III. REID. Chairman.
JAS. TIM@oNs, Secretary.