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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-23

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Sept 22-1 car empty bbls J W Platt &co--l car
s0n-loo bbls lime Forstalf--i0o DO E Converse
III bxs thread Anderson a. Simpson 167 pkgs will.
low ware L Bloom &eo-~l0 bbls peas Pohlmann a.
Sou--5pbbls oil q X Finlay &co--5 bbls alcohol 20
bbls whisky J Hea dersen---1O bales co ton Jno 4
| Hardie 6e0-20 cases mdse Orders do II Mumme-
casks sides u II Fairohid, Son &co-4 Gases mdse
MCCAIN SOM do w Frank aco---1 do II ii
| BoweH---G0 do Skinner T. Sone--lOD boxes starch
Barstow Deeves 900 do q b Miller &co--i oask
| castings Ii Haller-2 rolls leather II White--15
bdls paper Dufonr Lmet-l bx scales Fairbanks
pkgs machinery IL Runge--10 pkgs tobacco r
| 5arazin--25 do Marx d Kemper--2 cases mdse W II
Letchford &Go----1 bale do j Wliams-l do II
Frank bdls paper N Phillips-37 do g A Whitney
| &co--25 cases snuff Barker &eo---55 cases mdse
| Sebreeht-io bales do Anderson & Simpsons cases
do Lehman, Abraham kco-l car stock 9 Noble eco
i car hogs Aycock, Mitchell @co-1 cabbage j
| Be1tucc &co-sO bbls beer H Runge &co--66 pigs
| iron Stems &c0--75 lard A Norton---10 bbs
alcohol hf do Hart &co--200 bxs candles Flash
| Lewis &co-2 bxs plants Muble--2 bds mdse IL
Godden--15 pkgs tobacco w VanBenthuysen-i tool
| chest Terry box mdse Hul-17 bales cot
| ton y b Steers-2o0 KEYS nails Fl Musn--2OO sacks
cotton seed Union OF Co. car telegraph poles W .
| sacks grain Watson---i mdse Booth--15
bbls apples Macheca Eco 25 dozen washboards
/ Burke L. Thompson-25 nests tubs L Bloom &eo-7
half cks hams bbls do Schwabacher e. Hirsch---l5
pkRs mdse order--1 piano + l. fsrael-2 do l. Grune-
valid 10 bbls turpentine George--lot sundries
w CAftelAn-uO plHbo ISOillug-l 10 II CHATpaHX
IL machine V WheDan-3 pkgs sundries Fl Augmar
Is do McCaH cyl lot do y w Rawlins-1 do w
J Castell-1 piano Werlein--l box hams Sheehan q
RUSS tank y Layeoek--i Dbl pecans A valeton T.
co.. case mdse q Co 10 bxs grapes g Vim.
G nit car machinery B sterns aco--1 Dbl vinegar
+ Williams coops poultry Miller 4 Meyer
piano Conway B. case mdse + M Statsworth-1
bags wool Ader-lot machinery Pharr IL Williams
| --56 boxes shoulders As bbls whisky Miller, Dohonde
| &co-l6 hf casks sides Schwabaeher & Hrsch---43s
bdls twfDs Nj j Smith &c0-64 boxes bacon Barstow
| & Deeves-22 bbls apples H Haffuer--l0 do j p Ma.
| checa &eo-1 bx mdse Brownson 6co-50 casks bot
ed beer Smith Bros &co-5 nests tubs Flash, Lewis
| Aco-l5 Nelson aco-10 do Hartwell a. Chambers
80 do J Hart &co-g5 bdls handles M McGraw -
| 80 pcs " pipe M Schwartz e. Bro-50 pkgs pals J G
| Morris--22 pkge paper A Whitney &co--1 bal
| cotton JnO I Hatde Aco-3 cases mdse Fl Goldsmith
| % do Booth II N Sc brecht-2 Fl Gersen----l J
Fautreau-1 L Efnst-1 III Mumme--10 Il I'll Flash.
poer-53 pkgs tobacco SGberck Il Berkson---5 Rus
sell & Hall-20 Hernsbeim d. Bro-1s A Whitney
&co-1 case mdse Mrs l. Leonsr I'd do T. Phillips
| bales mdse w Letchford &co-2 do w Englarth
q Ulger-1 Mrs A Bond do Ulman &co-1
Elbarth -sundries to order-Tota 20 bales cotton
200 sacks cotton seed
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Exports.

NEW YORKER steamship Gen Whitney-i1i1
bale cotton 50 bales wool 81 bales hides 105 bales
nee polish 539 dry hides 1874 tons railroad iron $4,000
feet lumber
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Steamship Gen Whitney. Quick for New York
C. Whitney eco
Schr Leonard Daniels Moore for Pascagoua. in bal
last Master
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Imports ,

RIO DE JANEIRo-Per brig Astrea-2soo bags
coffee PIN. Forwood &co-12Ol do D Morgan
NEW YORK-Per steamship New Urleans-As
sorted mdse
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Receipts of Produce,

LOWER C0AST-Per steamer Martna-47 bbls
nee Roder-20 do A Soeola-1l do Nelson &oo--6
sacks rough rice Kip & Ruch--2 bbls oranges Jos
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings: Balances.
Same time last week. 474.41s o3 7l.414 80
Total last week. 3,Ss5 SS3 II 81 65s 80
Total week before. 4.9s5,1s9 10 717,257 10
ager of the New Orleans Clearing House, for
the following report of the condition of the As
sociated Banks at the close of business. Friday.
September 81, 1877:
Specie. observation-disclosures. $323,412 81
Currency. 2,944, O75 So
Clearing-House exchanges -.-.... 56O,S75 %
Checks on other local banks and
bankers ................-...-...... 36s01 So
Domestic and foreign exchange. 967sl1 50
Due from distant banks and bankers 239 757 40
Loans and discount Observation-Disclosures. IL 297 379 Oh
Other cash assets. ............-.|.. 3.3S061S 10
Total $40, 7oos31 70
LIABILITIES.
Circulation Observation-Disclosures. s724072 50
Deposits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 500 $40 %
Due distant banks and bankers. 956 So
Other cash liabilities. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5S112T II
Total .......................S l3 $40. 7o2 43
COMPARED WITH LAST WEEK.
Increase. Decrease.
Specie. ...............-.... ........ $4,000
Currency. .......-...---.- Is. 600
Loans -.....-........- $4,000 -------.
Deposits .......-....-..-- 32O.oUo
The offerings for discount were liberal to-
day. both in bank and on the street. and COM
mercal paper was unchanged. Gold gave way
&c. but The movement was limited: Sterling
was UNCHANGED. FRANCS, owing t. their scar
city We're sronger Only few sales OF the
the latter. New York sight was unchanged.
Stocks We're quiet. State C5nsols gave way Y
q cent. Premium Bonds were easier. Nothing
For some weeks past the expectancy of es-
tablishing Stock Exchange open to the public
has been discussed among number Ct stock
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, ,
September %, 1877.
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COM M ERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Saturday Evening. Sept. %. 1877.
COTTON-The sales to- day were confined TO
$50 bales at Irregular prices. requiring a slight
modification Of our quotations for the medium
grades We give. lso the figures and report Of
the Exchange as below:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Saturday Evening. Sept. %. 1877. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
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r. A. BARKER,
r. A. BARKER,
General Insurance Agent,
No. So CarondeIet street,
II 4

HEPREsENTIHa:
Htna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford. assets ............. 81 ,Oaz GOO
Hartford Fire Insurance Conn
pany, Of Hartford, assets ....... 3,z7O,OOW
Home Fire Insurance Company.
of New York. assets. ............ 8,I0A, 0OO
Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF New York. assets. 3,O4O, O00
franklin Fire Insurance Com
pany. OF Philadelphia, assets 3sxbz zee
Massachusetts Mutual Life In
field. assets ,. y. s.4zs, 600
sci I'm
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AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.


only % bales from Mobile. The offerings. more
over. were light and most factors adhered to
to e
Under these circumstances the actual sales
were mostly at previous rates. but partly Mt
m Good e Pmtd1 ng osy
the inside figures. which in some cases factors
were compelled to accept in order to effect
sales.
The dispatches reported Liverpool quiet and
unchanged. with sales of 5000 bales. and arrivals
opening weaker, subsequently 32d higher. and
still later agai weaker; Havre quiet and steady.
and New York quiet at previous rates for spots
and higher for futures. which at noon showed
an advance of 4-loo@6- 1ooe in Septsmbers. 300
ell -10oc in Octobers to Januarys. and lat an
earlier hour 3-100@6-10oc In later months. and
closed at net Improvement Of s 100. in Septem-
bers. 1i-looc In Oc,obers. 14-1ooc in Novembers.
and 12-1ooais-1o0c in the later months
The kilograms to the Exchange reported the
Bombay movement q follows:
Great Conf Great CONT
Britain. nent. Britain. nent
shipments since
Previously .assooo 100000 $4,000 900 $4,000
Totals. 1897 900 4os.ooo 52s 900 s77 900
:, 1877. 1876 1876
Receipts week ending
Previously. .......... 99s.oOo $4,000 100000
Total to date. go. $4,000 $4,000 100000
Afoat in Bombay
harbor Sept. 20 80. 1000 5000 1000
Compared with last year the above shows q
decrease In shipments of al 600 bales to Great
Britain. and an increase OF 81 900 to the CONT
nent-net decrease 110,Oo0-and an increase in
the receipts of 1000; and compared with the
year before a decrease in the shipments Of
$4,000. and In the receipts Of 2O1 900.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's exports Of
iii bales) 1882 bales, embracing 3G5 for Liver
pool. 1913 for Havre and 1864 for coastwise ports
leaving in presses. agreeably to its account ut
II m, 1884 bales. only small part of which is
on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Gal
nes,oh u 1o34c at mobile at los@@1oac at SaVan
Ct Wilmington at 10 9-16c at Norfolk at lo74c at
Baltimore at II 5-1Ge at New York at II 5-16c. at
Boston at 11S. at Memphis ut lie. at Augusta
at lo'sc at Phi adelphia at 115c, at Cincinnati
ut lie. ana at st. Louis at lie
The Exchange reports: Sales $50 bales Mar
ket steady
The worlds visible supply was set down at
,465 2ss bales, against 1,55e.657 last week. and
1.75l 1879 last year. showing decrease compared
with last year of 2S5 914 bales against 25 TAO last
week, and los, 231 the week before
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FACTORS AND TRADERS

FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~. Carondelet street. ...........15
Paid up Capital, 81 100000.
Assets April 30, 1877, S1,2S2,9Os SO.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIRE. RIVER
AND MAXINE RISKS
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PALFREY. President.
JNO. CHAFFE. Vice President.
THO5. =. WALKER Secretary.
John /. Noble. T. Lytt. Lyon.
John Cbaffe. Samuel H. Boyd.
Richard Milliken. Joseph McElroy.
j. l. Warren. VIM j. Behan,
r. r. Buckner, b. q. Eschleman,
Sam'l Friedlander, VIM. G. Black.
A. A. Yates, Chas. Chaffe.
John /. Adams. L. @. Jurey,
Isaac Scherck, VIM. Hartwell.
II. M. Walmsley. Gu. Leeds.
A. II. May. A. T. Janiu.
b. I'll. Snowden. JOS Bowling.
A. M. Bckham. sol
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Sept 2s-44 sacks rough rice to John Moore Sc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Gamblihg.-The Austin, Texas, Daily
Lecder tells some wholesome truths in the
following brief editorial; "No passion
can lead to such extremities, nor involve n
man in such a complicated train OF crimes
and vices, and ruin whole families so com
pletely, as the baneful rage for gambling
Il produces and nourishes all imaginable
and diSgraceiul sensations; it is the most
fertile nursery Of covetousness, envy, rage,
malace, discrimination, falshood, and foolish
reliance dN blind fortune; it frequently
leads to fraud, qnarrelS, murder, forgery,
meAnncss and despair, and roba in the most
objectionable manner Of the greatest aud
most irrevOcable treasure-time.
Those who are rich act foolishly in vent
uring their money in uncertain specula-
tions; and those who have not much to
risk must play with iimidity, and cannot
long continue play unless the fortune Oi
the game turns, being obliged to quit the
field at the frat heavy blow; or IL they
stake everything to force the blind goddess
to smile upon them at last, madly hazard
their being reduced TO instant beggary.
The gambler but rarely dies rich man
those who have had the good fortune to
realize some property in this miserable
way, and continue playing, their two-fold
folly. Trust no person OF that description
Of whatever rank or thlraeter he may be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

PBTERsoN'G MAoLzrNE for July is on our
table, ahead as usual of all others. The prin-
oipAl steel engraving, "Cherry Ripe" after
Meyer Won Bremen, is one Of the most besut-
rul we have ever seen, even in this magazine.
Then follows a nam moth colored steel fashion
plate, with Eve figures, a miracle OF loveliness.
In addition 10 this, there are some twenty othe r
sngrsVings Of fashions. There are also eolored
patterns Of butterflies and flowers for applique
tembrOidsry &C., &C., for the workable. This
10, undoubtedly hs cheoPeH and best Of the lady s
books: and il combines more attractions th an
any other. A new volume begins with this
number ahording an excellent opportunity to
subscribe. Price, two dollars q yeaT, with
great deductions to clubs, and premiums &c
persons getting up clubs. Specimens sent
gratis, to those wishing to get up clubs. Ad-
drsss CHisrJ. PETERSON, 800 Chesnnt Street,
Philadel phiA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Agricultural PrOcessiOD.-No III
standing the storm on Saturday last, Mr..
WILLIAM CRooK formed quite large
procession of agriculturiSts upon our streets.
lie had sold twenty-eight of the Excelsior
Mower and Reapers-all in Lucas county
except two-and had an understanding
that all should call for their machines on
Saturday. He had also arranged to give
the whole party a public dinner at Nor
tons Exchange, butowing to the prOtracted
storm only nineteen came. After a social
hour had been spent at dinner the process
sion Of wagons was formed, each loaded
with machine, and headed by the Silver
Cornet Band the column of ngriculturists
were escorted to South Toledo. SIch scenes
as these are we'll calculated in these dull
times to dispel gloom and restore confidence
among business men. IL also served to H.
lustrate the enterprise OF Mr.. CROOK as 4
dealer in agricultural implements and the
magnitude Of his business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
NI;1N3K
aTId5i7 IONIC


SCHOOI EXAMINEKS' NOTICE
~ The meetings Of the Boa dofSehool FL
AminertfnT Woo COUNTY, Ohio, will bs
held as follows;
This following uleS will be strict yen fnreet
All exa minAtions will commence prompt
at O'Clock A. n, and close Rt3r M.
Applicants must furnish themselves W i'll
pens and peneils, paper only be Ing Furnished
by the Beard.
In no case will more than twosiK months Ger
tifcates be granted 10 the game applicant.
Applicants W IN be required 10 furnish GER
tifeates Of good moral character.
There will be no examination OF applieA
except at reg Hlar nseiihgs Of the Board.
NOcerlihcaie will hereafter be AnisdAtsd
eovertime taught previous to eKa minatiVp.
BY order OF the BOARD.
Bowling Green, January i4,isr6.
ROBEHr DuHk, Board
Il. N. DoSsELLY, Of
Jas. o. TRoUP, Examiners.
JAMES o. TRouP, Clerk,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Ohio Fruit Prospects.-Mr. Bateham,
Secretary OF the State Horticultural Socie-
ty, has just been on tour of observation
in the Miami Valley, and he informs us
the great peach orchards in Warren county
and points adjacent are not only destitute
OF fruit, but a large share Of the trees have
been ruined by the past two winters, He
was told that not less than 400 acres OF
peach orchards have been cut down in the
vicinity Of Lebanon within two years; still
he found one br ave man, J. C. Anderson,
near Franklin, who has %, 900 trees IN quite
fair condition, and is hoping for crop
next year. Apples will be very light
crop, also pears and grapes; raspberrief
fair. In the northern section of the State
there. will be small crop of peaches ai
well as apples, pears and grapes, with n fail
crop OF cherries and raspherries. Peach
trees, grape vines and blackberry plant'
were generally injured by the winter
throghout the Central and Southern pa rti
OF the State.-Colunbus Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
HOW IT Is DONE.

The arst object 10 life with American people
is to "get rieh;" the second, hoT to regain
good health. The FIRST can be obtained by en-
ergy, honesty and Saving the second, (good
health) by using GREENS AUorsr FLOWER.
Should you be a respondent sufferer from any
Of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Indigestion, &c, such as Sick Headache, Pal
pitalion Of the Heart, Sour Stomach, HAbitual
Custiveness, Dizziness nf the Head, Nervous
Prostrati"u, Low Spirits. &c. you need mol
suffer another day. Two doses of AuGUs1
FLowkR will relieve you st once. Sample Bot
ties 10 cents, Regular sine rs cents. Posi-
lively sold by all hrst.class Druggists in thu
United States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15


The S,rswbarry and Ice Cream Festi.
val given by the ladies Of the NJ. r, Church
at the church pprloru, on Wednesday eve,
was, as usual, a complete success, financial
ly and otherwise. flr a'o.h tg
4.Adyettised Letters: Mrs. JuIiette
Charles, Lemuel Ford, John Hammer
smith, Mary Langdon, Andres Morlock,
Timothy O'Connors, Wnh Pembridge,
Balihaser Sheets, H. e. Strong, James IL!
Thorton, Joseph Wolff
We were pleased to receive call yes
terday from Mr.. JAS. A. HAMILTON, Of
Lcetonia, ColumbianA county, who is visit
ing relatives in this place. Mr. HAMILTON
is practical printer, has lately started the
Leetonia Reporter, which makes thirteen
papers in that county. w
The contract fot furnishing the oil and
lighting the street lamps has been awarded
by the Council to Mr. FRED HTLLABRASD.
at SIT 50 per lamp. There arc at present
32 lamps, which makes total cost Of
1914 40 for furnishiugeverything, lighting
and exlinguisLing. The next lowest bid
was that Of Mr.. g. B. KREPs, at $lS.
The Sentinel is authority for the state.
ment, from reliable source, that from some
unlocked for flaw in title Judge LATTA's
large land interest in Paulding county il
likely to prove worse than valuelsS", and
after lifetime Of work he is 10 be stripped
of much Of his hard earnings. This is ol
sincere regret to the Judges many warm
friends. t. .4 ... .' .....
"A number. Of prominent citizens oI
Toledo are taking steps to establish M
Interstate Fair, to represent Northern
Ohio, Northeastern Indiana and Southern
Michigan. A meeting was held at th'
Boody House on Wednesday evening, which
appointed n committee Of twelve to canvas
the whole matter thoroughly and report
at an adjourned meeting at the same place
tomorrow evening. l- 90, b..-.
Mr.. JoHN wALDINo, leader Of choir
and Miss HATTIE CAPLEs, organist, at the
/ NJ. Z. Church, Fossoria, were each pre-
sented with gold watch, by the Society
on Thursday evening last. Mr.. w. hai
led the choir for fifteen or twenty years
and the RevieW thinks no one is more worthy
of recognition than he who can success
fully conducta church choir for a decad'
and half of its checkered existence.
|
MIR. II. s. HoTcHKIss is turning on
some very handsome frsFcO painting thi
j Iyspring. Our attention WAS directed oil
Wednesday TO ceiling jnst completed fo
DR. HAMILTON, which for neatness RnC
beauty would be very difficult to excel
The blending Of delicate colors with golc
borders and the boquets Of flowers orna
mental to center piece and panels, all ahoV
the work Of the skilled hand and delicAt
taste.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Farm for Sale.-At Roachton, on Cen.
ter Ditch, so acres, 40 acres cleared, we'll
drained, on which is 3 log houses, with
good wells of water to each, good orchard
A heavy crop of corn was raised on it th'
past season. Any one desiring a home, ol
for Investment, a great bargain is oferet
Enquire of GILBERT BEACH, or
ANDREW Roach.
Perrysburg, Feb. 10, 1877. 43
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

T. & G. r. Narrow Guage.-At the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
Road, at Grand Rapids, the following Di=
rectors were elected for the ensuing year
D. w. II. Howard, wauseon; G. II. Coy
and VIM. Taylor, Toledo Thos. Pray,
WatervilIe; Isaac Ludwig, Providence,
and II. P. Shanks and B. F. Kerr, Grand
Rapids. Mr.. Howard was chosen Presi.
dent, and Mr.. Coy Vice President. 1t is
expected to complete the Road to Grand
Rapids this Fall, and as soon as il reaches
Waterville boat will connect with Napo
leon on the canal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
Photorraph GuIlery.-Mrs. THOR

Photograph Gallery.-Mrs. THORN
ToN's Photograph Rooms will be found on
Fifth Street and is now prepared to take
pictures of all kinds, from the largest AKA
size down to the smallest tintype or pho
tograph. Will also take orders for Ell
larging small pictures to life size and have
them finished in crayon or water cOlnrs OF
the latest style. All work done frst-class
No pictures taken on Sunday. Office hours
from "A. II. to 6 Pm. Sm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Lit OHt.-One WM. PEMBRIDeE, who
recently rented the paint shop Of Mr,w. II.
HoLLESBEcK Of this place, aud similar
shop Of Mr.. WM. BATES Of South Toledo
and advertised his business as carriage
painter quite extensively in papers OF the
county, has, consequently, drove pros
porous business during the past three
months. In short, it was so prosperous as
to enable him to retire from business life
at the end Of that period. He is good
workmen and turned out large amount
Of work for the short time he was in bust
ness. He also contracted over $500 worth
of debts. On Friday last he completed all
the work in the shops, received his pay for
! il and absconded to parts unknown, leay-
| ing his creditors to figure up their profits
aud loss at their leisure.
He is small in stature, also in principle
dark complexion, black hair, black eyes
and ANAL black mohstache. Is an Eng,
lishman by birth, hale fellow, ahd wellGal-
chlnted TO win tile confidence Of those
With whom he may come In contach
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Temperance URion.--A Temperance
Union has been organized here With d.
w. II. Day as President, 8. P. Harrison
and George Smith, Vice. Presidents, 7. G.
Reid, Secretary, and Myre ordwny, Treas
urer. The membership roll has 752 names.
--ISentiHeL II..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Settle Up.-Having disposed of my
stock Of Goods and closed up my Store,
desire all knowing themselves indebted to
me to call at once and settle up. The store
roomsin which I have been doing business
are for rent or sale. GILBERT BEACH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

emusic Hath Charms, ,"--And to any
one interested in music BRAINARD's Mus
IcAL WORLD must present many charms.
The June number is just received and con-
tains the usual sixteen pages OF choice new
music and the same amount Of interesting
reading matter. The music in each num-
Der il worth more than the subscription
price year-only $l.5o including preni.
um. Send IS cents to s. Brainard's Sens,
Cleveland, Ohio, Snd you will receive a
sample copy by return mail.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
SPECIAL LOCALS.

--latest styles Of Dress Trimmings and
Pleatings made to order on the shortest
notice and at reasonable terms. Call on
Miss ALICE WARRENs, on Sd stree, oppo-
site the stave factory. ST
For Rent.-A small frame house with
nx rooms, situated on Indiana Avenue.
HENRY A. Ross.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
Authority for Blue Ribbon.

bsrs-Chsp. w., 81 to 40, inclusive
"And the Lord spoke unto Moses, saying;
Speak unto the children of Israel, and bid
them that they make them fringes In the
borders OF their garments, throughout their
generations, and that they put upon the
fringe Of the borders n RIBBON OF BLUE.
And it shall be unto you for a fringe,
that ye may look upon it, and remember
all the commandments Of the Lord, and do
them and that ye seek not after your own
eyes. ......f .,.- .,.
That you may remember, and do all my
commandments, and be holy unto your
God"