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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
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Whaling.

Dr. u. P5uoAes, w, known lecturer of
aastomy at the Museum of Natural History, 10
Paris, bad b.ea entrusted With tcian.iG, mis-
sion to L,p!aud By the French Minister of Pub
lie Instruction. Tbs special purpose of the
mission was to gather. at the g,ea! fishing es-
tsbishmcnt of Vadso, suatomio and geological
cOllec ions. aud especially of those cstaosous
animals remarkable for their colossal siz.s,
specimens Of which few MUSEUMS possess
Messts de GQsroe. Of the scientific faculty af
Lille, Rstterer AID B,rrors Wete officially sr-
pointed to take part 10 the expedition, With NJ.
Phele5oD. of the College de Frauce, Paris.
rhs latter was especially entrusted With the
meteorological observations. Here is IN ex-
trac! of the information sent by Dr.. G. Pouches: {:
the whale is chased now By sm all screw steam
ers c,rrSing cannon at the prov to throw the
she'll carrylog the hsrpoon. As soon as the
sailors percsVe the animal, which throws two
hs of water each time it bresthes, producing q
ooas which Gao bs distinguished mile of, the
ship approaches softly. fhe harpooner stands
ready to level the o,nnon. Tns whale is not
disturbed; it continues it's games, showing itself
90 the surface OF the ses, plugging and reap
pearlog again. When il is within range. that
Is. abou! thuty metres. the eua is fired.
ths pr,iacIite drawing tfrer It 4 slroug
line, penslrases toto the body of the spmal,
10 which i. bursts. The poor beast is
kill, iustautsneously. and drops to the bottom,
If the shot has bssn wall ain=d. People do
| uot fod any more free whales. that IS, f ,atirg
When dead. Those CHASED bcW at w0ch are
By f,r less produaive, sok imm sdi.telg. A
few years ago the Klug OF Sweden and Nors.y
had wished to see that ex,l,iog chsss. The
hsrpooner bad simsd and 6r,d; then every
,bicg had disappeared; the Iiae WAS tal,icg
Straight dowo. as IT drawn By the weight Ut
the barpoou. The King expressed his raeret
that the shot sheu d hsvs missed. "Y our
n,j4s y is uis:aken" s,id NJ Foyp; "tbe whale
is tns1e, uoder the boat" Indeed . few mic
utes Of erwsrds the o,pstan raised up the whale
which had been iustantsueousy killed. Some.
im,s however. IL happens that the she'll d ,es
oct explode, or that the cannon has been badly
Ievesd. N. Pcuchet has seen suc> an accident
from the Shore. 10 the lrst case. after allowing
be line to be drawn ss fir ss it c,n 90, the
ctew have IN o'her alternative thao 10 lose a
prey worth ESQ or $500 or to let themselves
oe c,rrlsd by the wounded animal. They
generally ch jose the latter case. The boat
seems ,u f. over the water. From time to time
the huge beast raises Rr.as part of it's body
u: of the wser, then falls down again 10 cloud
Of truth. Journal des Debats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

PY VIRTUE of decree in the sui. OF G. W.
~ Myers. use. &C. VS. j q. Motler and wife,
entered at tbs June term. 1887 ths undersigned,
rom miasioners will, on Monday. March 20,
1882 at II 10 in front Of the Court H.u door
II Fairfax Q. Va, III to the highest b. d Ter
in and ear the vilsg, OF Urs1eauile, Fairfax
coun Va, !s:ely the property tf j. u. Motser,
and now in the poser ~ uf Mrs. I. q. Wrenn.
Tha land is highly improved. has q splendid
DWELLING, and contains & &c o..
Tdrms: One fourth in bar lhe residue in
one two and tbrso years from date of a,ls, with
good security for the deferred payments
4 w MOORE Oomra,rs.
CASSIUS nARTEH, OF Sale.
FsirfkI ,uniy, fet23-Wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

STRAWBERRIES. The tasts of strsWberries 8
10 February ls not SO COMMON 10 New YoIk as
1t is pleasant, bat anyone may bavs oil be
wants at Sl.25 aQ1art. and they will be very
good barriss, too. Together with 5000 quarts
Of berries. which we're received by E. P.
L,omis & Co., from Jacksonville. FIorid on
Saturday. there were then 5000 quarts in the
usrket. Yesterday l 500 quarts more arrived
Tho berries grow in open fields on the ST..
Johns River, For:dh They are picked just
rays, e.ca holding twelve quarts. The tr,yi
are laid 10 great rtffgsrators, nearly as large rs
Nav York'ics wagon, aud one Of them. when
filed with strawberries, is quite as much ,s
truck load. Whea Z refrigerator is shipped
by way of Jacksonville AID lhe sea the ice is
removed several times bafcra the berries,
then nearly ripe. ertve 10 New York. Thus
far this yssr they have come in perfect cor
dision. and have q1ite the favor and sweet
uess of lha Norbert grown berry, which sp-
pesrs 10 June. Ths fra. berries from Florida
ibis yssr arrived here on Jan. 2S, and South
ero berries will continue to CINE uotil-the last
Of April. 1hs early 1roas we're ss high as So
quart at Wholesale. At this time the berries
aro sold to the retailers at from 40 cents to Is
c,nts q q lsrt, which is les, than they brought
q year $50. when for q month CT more they
ranged at ST. quart at Wholesale. The supply
is abundant. bu. 10 April, wheo the prices fall
to 80 o Wholesale, there is 20 profit in it..
Ho;-h,uss strawbsrriaa. raised 10 or abou,
Nv Yok, sold f,r$7 q1srt in ,nusrs,
Fir da tomatoes are nuW arriving 10 abundance /.
packed 10 Ice, AID 10 good condition. They
8 ii at wholss,le from ST IS to 80 q peck.
E.ch tomato is wrapped 10 tissue paper in lbe
N ,st tempting fashion. The consumers of these
luxuries new are the private families up town
and few restsurauts.-h York Sun.
vvFST POCKET Dyspepsia GURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

USE RIVERSIDE IURIFIED Whisky fo
medical purposes cny 80 per gallon.
GEO. MCBuRNEY & SoN, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
By Green u Wise, Auctioneers.

NOM MaISsIOERR'S SALEOF A VALU.
~ ABLKSMaL FARM CLOSE TO THE
SU8UkB5 OF THR CITY-By virtue of .
0'c ee for the Circui: Court of Ale1sndria
C unity, Vlrsinis rendered at its August tenn
9. in the suit OF Mary z. Llo' guardian,
o,intf, VS. P Tabs ct ais, detsLdants, in
chsncery, tho underlined com missioner ihsrs.
in nam will IT ,ce"d on aTU hDAY, the
25h day OF narch 1892 at II o'clock, in front
Of the .nsion Eouso Hotel, in h a city OF Alex.
sndri4 Va, to sell by public sncli,n. TIA CT
OF LAND lyiog ia Ale1 Al dr. a county, Va I,
sbo It one mile Dorthwest OF the cty, containing
about sixty scrts of high lar d and meadow.
BEAUTIFULLY locAled, and i'm Or ~, ~ q rRAhE
WhLLING, Kitchen. &c, good barn and
stables orchard tf 90 fruit, cisIern and stream
of water luaning through the place Wou
make good dairy f,rm. rhe land sdjoins
Harner Wolf and 9th, rs NJ d is bounded on the
south west by the old Lastburg road.
Telms: Ore tenth f the purchase money TO
De paid in cash, and fJr The residue the bonds of
the purchaser with secIritv, at E. II and l8
months. to bH taken f the deferred payments.
With atersst ON the day of ssl,, OF tr @ title
to bs retained until they are fully paid. Con.
Vey sncing st the cost OF lha purcnssrr.
feb; 3-2swts @ w WATTLES, Oom'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKsY free from
all impurities. O.y So gallon.
GEO. McBUsNEY & Son, Agents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Auction SAFER.

d LIE uF A V-LuA Biz BUILDING
~ LOT BY auttorty # lha CITY School,
b2srd. the uadersignsd will off.r f., sale by
lub &c tu,Iion on SATURDAY the 1l.h lis.
on lhe precisas, st II N that
VALUABLE Lot OF GROUND
a. the W. inter. ec!ion tf co'rm rus ard C4m l.
sr' streatP, fronnng on Coli m5us STREET OBJ
hundred and ten QlW tact arh Oh Cameron
stre-t one hui dred (u0) feet. The pr ,per!y is
approved by 3 fu | aid excellent psv III ut I'D @
gutter on the Cou u bus street trout aud half
pa~enent With gutter on Csmsron street The
'ocallon l. biah aud i, consider one of the
uc:t eii.lo,e In thA city for buidiog pur poses
and the Improvements ntly msde on the
'q1sre have greatly er hsncet the value ofthe ol
md renders ii mos, -sirsbe investment.
Terms &c ,rdir & to lhe old r of the Board :
the tyurlh C sh the rest IN one two and thr-t
yesTs. And Or Vi iyus t. be sde for the ertc ion
OF u ID Dgs wLhin ress -na5!e time. Eu.ie.
partlcu ais st LING Of sale.
". Il MARBURY,
s. F SRaCH
ThOS. LEADB gATER,
m.r2-td Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

WINDOW SHADES from 10 cents to 81 !;
w SCOTCH HOLLANDS, all c.lors md
" d.hs, and HARTSHORN SPRING Fix.
TUkRS to fs windows of oil sizes at
TkNNRS5Ud q OC'S.,
isr28 ia HI s.reet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

NGRS. WELLS PURE home NADE
Nl MINCE Mat just received by
nov26 ". a JOHNSON d co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

The laws relating to the election Of
the President of the United States,
the election returns and the ascertain
ing and declaring the rasult are con-
ceded to be defective, and to require
revision. The duty of providing the
requisite amendments to these laws is
imperatively enjolned upon the pres
ent Congress. The circumstances which
endangered the peace of the country
on account of the defects in these laws
a very few years since, are fresh in the
recollections of the people. After the
Presidential election of 1875, the coun-
try was brought to the very brink of
civil war on account of these defective
laws; and not only this, but the candi-
date who received large majority of
the vote Of the people was ruled out,
and the minority candidate was de-
clared elected, and actually inaugural
ed as President. Even this is not all !;
the candidate who was fairly entitled
to the election by the electors in the
electoral college was cheated out of
his election by an extraordinary
partisan commission refusing to con-
slider and decide upon fraudulent
changes made in the returns Of the
election. This was monstrous fraud
upon the legal voice of majority of
the people, fraud upon the Constitu.
tion, and crime against the majority
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
The Verdict.

Yesterday, in the eleventh week Of
the trial Of the assassin of President
Garfield, the jury found verdict which
meets wlth an amen in the hearts Of
every citizen. Many fears had been
expressed that there would be a disa-
greement Of the jury, and that the
drivel of the monster which has so long
Knocked the Washington Court and the
people of this country would he re-
peated in another tedious trial. After
Judge Cox had delivered his charge to
the jurymen scarcely an hour elapsed
before the foreman announced ''guil-
ty." This conclusion was reached at
ter a trial memorable for its leniencv,
before Judge conspicuous for pa
tience that has been harshly criticised
as cowardice.
Prisoners of STATE have had longer
trials, but never have they been the
recipients of greater consideration than
Guiteau. The benefit of every shadow
of doubt has been given him. The
advantages have all been on his side.
If an error has been committed, it has
been on the side of the defense. The
prosecution has been persistent but
patient, and has made no mistaks. The
exceptions of the defendant consist
only of words.
In the trial of the prisoner, who,
like the hyena, killed for the sake of
killing and to crafty a loathsome lust
for notoriety, there has been no haste.
So much the more is the conclusion of
the jury just. The death Of the MUIR
derer will be but feeble atonement for
the crime committed. The execution
Gulteau will be likely to exert, at least
for a season, restraining influence
upon such characters as he.
There will be but one more act in
the awful drama begun in July, 1881.
To 1t there should be no delay. Let
the curtain promptly rise and fall, and
then let the name of the actor be for.
gotten Gin. Eng.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Congressional ApportiOnment Bill.

WASHINGTON. january 27.-The appor-
tionment bill agreed on by the census
Committee provides that after the Sd of
March. 1883, the House of Representatives
shall be composed of 800 members, to be
apportioned among the several States as
follows;
Alabama 8, Arkansas 7, gain I; Califor-
MIA 5, gain 4; Colorado 1, Connecticut 4,
Delaware 1, Florida 2, loss 1 Georgia 10,
gain 1; Illinois 81, gain Q; Indiana 10,
Iowa II, gain 2; Kansas g. gain 8; Ken
lucky II, gain 1; Louisiana 6, Maine 4,
loss 1; Maryland 6. Massachusetts 10,
gain 1, Michigan II, gain 2; Minnesota
8. gain 2; Mississippi 2, gain 1; Missouri
IA, gain 1; Nebraska 8, gain 2; Nevada /,
New Hampshire 2, loss 1; New Jersey 7.
New York "a, gain 1; North Corolinia 8,
gain 1 Ohio 81, gain 1; Oregon 1, Penn
sylvania 30, gain 2; Rhode Islands loss Il;
South Carolina 6, gain 1; Tennessee 10,
Texas 1O gain 4; Vermont 2, loss 4; Vir-
ginia 10, gain 1; West Virginia 4, gain j;
Wisconsin 8.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

THE following decisions of Commiss.
ioner Dudley are of especial interest to
the ex- prisoners OF war He decides
that if soldier was captured in good
health, and when released was found
to have contracted disease, 1t will be
presumed that he was disabled in the
line of duty; also, that If soldier was
captured in line and never heard of
again, or the proof of his death cannot
be established, it will be presumed that
he died on duty and pension will be
paid to his widow.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

The Republican papers are trying to
enlfghten the public as to how much
Bookwalter spent as o. candidate for
Governor last fall, which is none of
their business Why don't they give
the amount spent by Calico Charley ?
How many envelopes, containing $50
each, did he place in the various cit,
les; and does he not confess that he
was bled $4,000, and swear like a
trooper when he speaks of the suck.
ers?--Plain Dealer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

IT is said that Mrs. Lincoln, the
wife of the dead President, is suffering
for the necessaries of life. This is one
story, and another is its fiat denial.
Mrs. Lincoln has son who is mem
Der of Arthur's cabinet, and if he has
no more sense of tilial affection, de-
cency of self respect than to allow his
mother to become an object of either
public or private charity, he should be
hooted from public life. We are op-
posed to this whole system of voting
pensions from the government to wo-
men, and we hope Congress will de-
feat the bill to increase the pension of
Mrs. Lincoln. 1t may be a beautiful
sentiment, but it is an unwarranted
expenditure of the public money. The
government owes neither Mrs. Lincoln
nor Mrs. Garfield penny, and the
sympathy which finds its maudlin ex,
preston in tender of money is but a
mowkish aping of both the form and
substance of royalty. There is no
more reason why Mrs Lincoln or Mrs.
Garfield should be paid pension than
that the widow of John Smith or any
other citizen should be provided for in
an equally liberal manner. Not as
much reason, in fact, because neither
one of them need the money.-Bucy-
rus Forum.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

THE proposed appOrtiOnment bill in
creasing the number of members Of
Congress TO 800, ought never to pass.
The country is already suffering from
too many lawmakers, and to increase
the number is simply adding to the
jobs which will be worked through
Congress to the detriment of the peo-
ple.-Bee. .. ...
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

AS to the committees of Congress
an exchange says: Taken as whole
the house is organized in the interest
of great corporations, of barefaced job
berry, and of unlimited extravaganza,
Star Routers, railroad schemers, mining
spectators, syndicates, land-grabbers,
and other like characters will, control
legislation in the house.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Board of
ACommissioners Of Henry county, Ohio, at their
March session. to locate road on the following line
herein described Beginning OF point in the State
road running from Maumee to Defiance, about Is
rods east Of the south line of the bridge eros
sing the Miami 4 Erie Canal, at the town
Of Damascus, and running an easterly direc-
tion along the south line of the tow path
of said canal to the approach of the bridge
known as the Geering Bridge, all in Liberty and
Washington townships, Henry county, Ohio. z !
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 1, 1S82-4t.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

Dick SMITH, the deacon, of the Gin
annati Gazette, has published tae let
ter of M. Halstead, the duke, in which
he said Garfield was covered with the
small pox Of Credit-Mobilier and Moth
Swindle. The letter was written
when the Chicago Convention was in
session but before the nomination of
Garfield.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Ex-Gov. r. G. McCoRM1cK. of "A,

Ex-Gov. r. G. MoCoRM1cK, of Ari-
zona, who married a daughter Of ex-
Senator Thurman, has purchased lO,-
900 acres of land in the State of Coli
ma, Mexico, on the Pacific coast, and
is going into the business of coffee
culture on large scale. He has 49,
900 trees in bearing condition, and ex.
poets to plant $4,000 a year for four
years to come.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
An Alarming Spread of Small POx

The most potent to stop the spread of
this great scourge is Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid, which is ready for use at all times.
Persons are liable at any moment to
"catch'' the disease, and should get the
Fluid at once and use it freely about, as
places cannot be infected where the Fluid
is used. Persons attending the sick or iu
other ways exposed to the disease will be
protected by its free use.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Remember This,

DR.. Kennedy, OF Rondout, N. Y. would
have you remember that you will avoid
mistakes by bearing in mind the name
of his new medicine is "Favorite Rene
dy," and the price One Dollar. For the
cure of Urinary Difficulties, Kidney Com
plants, Constipation of the Bowels, and
all those diseases and weaknesses Pc
culiar to females, tn ere is positively no
medicine offertd to the public at all equal
to it. For sale by all druggists. One
Dollar bottle. ct
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

IL New York the Republicans are
trading with John Kelley; IN Virginia
they are trading with Malone and re-
pudiation; in Alabama and Mississippi
shey dicker with Greenbackers IN
North Carolina with the whisky in
terest.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

THxRK is no information that any
Democrat charged up his electiOneer-
ing expenses to the government. That
is exclusively a Republican custom.
Plain Dealer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

Hon. J. D. NORTON has introduced a
bill in the Senate to authorize the con-
demnation of unused and abandoned
railway beds. This bill we suppose
has special reference to the old M. G. &
L. M. R. r. bed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

Of the people Of the United States.
Shall this Congress halt and pAlter
about modes Of procedure, and leave
these most defective election laws with
out the necessary amendments? We
shall see. e.-Amsriean Register.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

Now is good time to repeat two
maxims: Editors are not responsible
for the views Of their contributors,
and secondly, they pay no attention to
anonymous communications.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Sherifs Sale.
Albert W Ray.


Albert W Ray,
".
John ceyn, John Powers, Wesley GsIloriv. c.fh,,.
insJ. Moohrs and W. stephenson
Order df sale. Henry County Court Of Common Ple..
BY virtue Of order Of Sale issued from the ahov
named court and 70 M direeisd - sheItH Of Henri
eonnsy, VII oeerlt public ,ale at the door Of ths
court house, In ESpoltons Ohio. on
Saturday February 4th, 1882,
Ing described real estate Situated In Henry county
The north half cfths norhtast quarter Of the sou,a
west quarter Of section thtty-six town three nn.s
range slghtsAst, in Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at $500. tpI -,
And also 40 acres o Of the north end of IN. xss,
half Of the southwest quarter, same section md
range. . .-....r' !. : 1. ~-~
Apptalsed at slOO. s
Terms Of sale cash.
,u Sheriff Henry county Ohio.
Napoleon, o., Dec. l9, 1881. an
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

THE capacity Of receivers to receive
is proverbial. The statistics of twenty
one broken banks in New York show
that it took $l,oOO,oOO to pay the re.
ceivers' expenses of turning over $4,-
100000 to the depositors and other
creditors.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

Bro. FoUKE is living in rather a
frail structure to be mud singing and
cavortlng around as he is doing. His
official career is full of "errors and ir.
regularities," and in this respect he is
no better than some others. People
living in glass houses should not throw
stones.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

EVEN the dullest Halfbreed Repub-
lican is able to see that Mr.. Roscoe
Conkling is running the machine in
Washington, with Gen. U. S. Grant
as fireman. The old crowd is "thar or
tharabouts."
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

PROTECTION has been the means of
largely increasing the number of mil
lionaires in the country, while neither
wages nor savings have increased at
the same rate. In 1S45 a millionaire
was as rare as comet; now they are
almost as thick as blackberries in sea-
son.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Information Wanted

GI0 REWARD will be paid 10 the person furp-
C W ishing us such information a. VIII lead to
our nndng HaTrie Reyes late OfHenry county, Ohio.
Information will be treated as strictly confidential
and reward viii be paid Immediately upon satisfac-
tory result Of our investigation oft :. 4. +. H-H
o. .- a.RKEITH & co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Probate Notice.
NOTICE.
Jan. u. 1882

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commissioners
~ of Henry county, Ohio have filed petition with
the council of the Incorporated village Of Napoleon,
in said Henry county, Ohio praying for the vacation
of an alley now running north and south between
lots 66 and 81, original plat in said village of Napo
leon. Said petitoni is dated January 81, 1882.
Attest: CHAS. EVERS,
feb-26t County Auditor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Road Notice,

NOTICE isIhereby given that petition will be pre-
~ sented to the commissioners of Henry county at
their next regular session. March, 1882, praying for
the location of county road the following line
to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of section
10, TT, N. R. 6, east. Henry co, Ohio, and running
thence west along the line between sections 10 and
80, of Freedom township, and between the east por
tiOn of sections "a and 25, of Rdgeve twp. to the
of the ridge road called and there to
{ erminate.
JONAS B. ZUG,
Principal Petitioner.
Henry county, o., Jan. II. 1SS2*
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
IN pres ented to the commissioners of Henry coun.
ty at their next session, March 1882 praying for the
location of a county road on the following line to-
wit Beginning at the corner, southeast quarter,
of section twentysix, town six, north range eight
east, Henry county, Ohio, and running thence south
along the line between sections % and 26 and 35 and
S6 until it intersecs road half section line run
ming east and west through said sections 35 and So
and there to terminate, the whole distance of road
will be one mile.
..... ALvA P. BROWN
Principal Petitioner.
Henry CO., o., Jan. II, 1882.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-02

AT Columbus Senator Pond has re-
introduced his liquor bill. 1t is on
the license principle.