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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
Sale on Rcal Estate.

ON the first day of November, A. u. 1856, between
" the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p VI
of said day. the door of the court house in Perrys
burg Wood county, Ohio. will he sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate the property Of
John McCaughey, deceased. to wit: In-lot No. 203
subject to the widows DOVER and in-ots No. 2Oi. 205
2OG 227, 22s 800. $50. in the town Of Perrysburg
Wood county Ohio. Terms made known the DAY
of sale. SfLNANUS JEFFERSON, ..
PRICE 4 JEFFERSON. Att'ys. E1'r of J McCaughey
Octuber 4. IS56--22wt2l.I5.
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GREEN 4 FISEFRocK. Attys.
Oct. l6. 1S56-23wI$2.10.


~ ing described lands, to wit: The whole of sec
tons lS and 49, town T. range east and the north
quarter Of section u. town four, range nine east
All persons terested will take notice that there will
be meeting of the trustees Of Milton township, on
Thursday. the 18th day Of November next. at the
house of William Kirk. to open and ditch a swail-run
from the south line of section 49, to the north line OF
section 49, town range O. and apportion the cut
ting of the same. WILLIAM KIRK, Pctnr.
nc+ IQ5f-GaxrftO
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EGA1Ap4ERr1sEMENrs.

NOTICES --There VIII he petition presented TO
~ the Commissioners Of Wood county. at their next
regular session. asking for the vacation Of part o the
river road the north bank Of the middle branch Of
Portage river, commencing at the guide board near
Edward Coyns and extending up the river to where
said road the south line OF Wm Dewitts arIn,
o. A.yAA
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CIScISNA1t, Oct. "a.

= n T.
The Indianapolis Journal of 10 day says
hat t'ere has been discovery Of stuptn
l3a, Gauds, and the Republicans are deter,
m.ai 8 contest the State Election. Official
rr.Grrs of four ifths Of the State show Re-
pJD. lean increase of 70 600 votes while the
Dlnoersts have increased $4,000 Ia the
Ninth and Eleventh Districts the Democrats
Z. increased 5000 in each. This would indicate
an Increase of population in TWO years Of over
quarter of million.
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S T A ITO NE r
GREAT ENDUCEMENTS

TUE Austin Fowler farm. 4 mile west of Bowling
- urfeh' containing siIty acres, partially improved
dry. and well adapted for raising grain;
Also. The Barkhemer farm in Liberty townsbin
ArJohn McNahans containing acres 40 of birh
tyation. good Young orchard and all in first rate To-
cation for stock raising;
Also lOj acres prairie and 95 acres of timber land
adjoining the farm of Joseph Mitchell in Liberty town
ship, well located roads and possessing adyantn
ges rarely to be met with, will be sold a, bargain
Apply TO H-. L.HCASS Portage
july 81 Is5G--I2tf -
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Sale of Real Estate,

ON the first day of November, a. ID. 1856. between
~ the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ.
at the door Of the court house in Perrysburg Wood
county, Ohio will he sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real the property OF Daniel MMullen
deceased wit: The northeast quarter of the south
east quarter the half of the southeast quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the south quarter
all of section % 4, north Of range nine east In
Wood county, Ohio. subject to the dover Of the widow
appraised at $500. Terms made known on the day o
sale. MoKRlS BkON n, Admr.
PRICE JEFFERSON, Att'ys.
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nhin--Nmciai Vote.

The State Journal publishes the official vote
of all the counties in the State except Gosh
octon, D rke, Erie, and WyandU,te, on the
Supreme Judge. with the following result
Bowen. Republican, l47,726
Searle, Border Rufian, 13l, $50
Bush, American, %, 557 ----
Majority l6!O7o
The reported majority in the absent coun
ties is about 1000 Republican.
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Dem Meeting.

On Tuesday night, quite respectable
number of persons, belonging to all political
parties, met in the Court House to hear
speeches from Messrs. IIo,m"r, Steadman,
and Mckinley, of Toledo. Hosmer leat off
in speech of con siderable leng h, having
notes before him, which were often Ion ger
than his comments. Hi, speech was dull, te-
dious, and evidently went like pulling teeth
vi h tow string, 20 the ancient Ag n for
the Coliniz zion Snc;ety. Steadman. follow-
Ell, and as he is one of the b'hoys, Of course
he said some funny things, some things that
were true, ana many things that were not
true. II. made the b st democratic speech
we have heard this season, AMI delivered it
in better style than we have been accus-
toned to hear rom that side of the house
His assertion that the Republicans broke up
the former meeting appointed for Hosmer, is
simply ridiculous, as but two Republicans
an five Democrats went to the Court House.
1t broke itself up-or Hormer broke it up
We don't care which Mckinley next took
the stand and we must confess that we have
never b. fore heard as much absurd nonsense
come from the lips of a sober sane man, and
it nay be possible that he would not have an
swtred to both the appellations. A few of
the more ignorant hangers on to S'eadman's
cat tail cheered him mostlu'tily as he made
his soft remarks but the unessiness of the
gentleman wearing spectacles and other SEN
sble members of the party, fnlly evidenced
the modification AMI humiliation they felt at
,esiug such asptcimen set up to make dem
ocralic spe, oh We don't claim to have any
man in our party who can compete with Nc
Kin'ey in his peculiar style, and we hope
there are no per- oas in the Republican party
who would feel proud of such champion.
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Administrafor3s Sale.

DY order Of the Probate Court within and for the
Dcounty Of Sandusky. and state Of Ohio. shall on
the 18th day Of November 1856 oer for sale. at public
vendue upon the premises the following lands and ten
ements wit; The north half of the east half of the
north west quarter of section number fifteen (15O in
township number three t3) north Of range eleven 1l
containing forty be the more or less; and
which land is also in wood county, Ohio. Terms Of
sale one-third down one-third in year; and one
third in two years, with interest. DANIEL SMITH,
Administrator Of David Smith, Jr., dec.
GREEN 4 FISEFRocK, Attys.
Oct l6 IS56-23wI42 10, '.
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eE- The New York Express, THE Know
Nothing paper of the country, boldly declares
that at the recent elec ion in Pennsylvania,
thousands Of Fillmore men voted the Demo.
craic ticket.
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NOTICE is hereby given to Josiah Scott and Chas
IN Cliffs heirs, or the Of the following descri
bed lands to wit: West half Of north west quarter Of
section 25 T. 8. Il. 10, so N f. Or Of section
%, T. 8, r. TO- 1G0 acres viii take notice that the
trustees of Henry Township will meet on the 9Th Of
December 1856 at the place Of beginning to lay out
and establish ditch water course commencing 10
feet south Of the center post Of section &C. T g. r. TO-
to run parallel with the half section line running east
Portage Creek, and there to terminate
Oct l6 1s5G-23w6~ MANY PETITIONERS.
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Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA. --7'--
IMPORTANT ANNnIrNC,,,

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual disease, sucb n.
IL, H. ,SSPERn1 1TORRHdgA, JTEA AKNESS, IJIPOo
LENCE, GONORHGA. GLEET, .SYPIiTL rs.
the nee OF ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE &c e.
Inc HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
ana the decepons practised upon the unfortunate vic
TINS OF such diseases by Quacks have directed .her
Ionsui'lng surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
her name 70 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 70 NIL rer-
sons mus aIeted who apply by letter. with descrp-
,oh OF thelr condition. age occupation habit. Of life
&cl and in eases of poverty and suffering 10
EuRNisM MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE
= ne Howard Association is benevolent Ipstitutop
established by special endow ment for the relief Of the
SICK and distressed. afflicted ith CiruIett and Fpi
demie Diseases lthasnow surplus of means, which
'ne Directors have voted to eIpeud in advertising the
'hore notice II is needless add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age and
VIII turnsht the most approved modern treatment
just Published by the Association a eport c Sper-
matorrh9a. or Seminal Weakness. the yice'of Self
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual Organs by Nh.
Consulting Surgeon. which will be sent bS mail lin
sealed eh'el0pe) FHEE OF CHARGE, ON tile rereint Of
TWO STAMPS for postage. -
Address DR.: GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING srR-
GLnN' Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street
Philadelphia Pa. Il, order uf the Dircctors
EZRA d.. HEARTWELL President
pEo. FAIRCIIlLD Secretary
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aheriH,s Sale.

Sophia Hart VS.. Homer Hart
DY virtue OF writ OF ia issued and delivered from
Dthe court Of Common Pleas, OF Wood county, Ohio
will offer for sale. at the residence Of Mrs Hart,
the Pike the Both Of November. ID. 1856 lot Of
slaves and heading, supposed to he five thousand or
W. L. COOK, Sheriff
Oct. 23. 1s56--24w2sl.
NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Sarah Maria
IN Heller has left my bed and board without just
provocation and all persons therefore hereby
warned against harboring trusting her my
count, as shall pay no debts Of her contracting,
Oct. 23, 1S56--2fw3+ ADAM HELLER
l. n Kelley plaintiff against John L. Myers defendant
Before Walter Davidson, J. p. OF Webster township,
Wood county. Ohio.
nNthe 10Th day of October, A. d. 1886, said JUS
Otce issued order of attachment in the above ac-
ton, for the Of twentyone dollars and niney-four
cents, and fifteen dollars probable costs.
oct. 49, Is5G--94w3aI l. NKELLEY.
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The Free Verdict.

mont, Connecticut, Penn, ylvania, Ohio and
in those states. exhibits a mSjority of sizlI
thousand Toledo Blade. -.e.' ...
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.i'o 10 81, REMEMBER,

n " .
Voters of Wood County, that on next
Tuesday you are called upon to say
whether you will'havc Liberty or Slave
ryain the Territories of the. United
States, Those who want Slavery, with
itsnendless train of evils, extended into
territory hitherto consecmted to Free
dom, will cast their votes for james Bu-
chanan; those desiring Freedom, with
its attendant blessings, to characterize
this Government and prevail in its Ter
ritories, will vote for John G. Fremon'.
-r-- - REMEMBER,
Voters Of Wood County, that if Mr..
Buchanan is elected President, he will
stand pledged, by his Ostend Manifesto
and by the promises of his friends in
the South, upon whom he relies for sue
oessyto annex Cuba at any cost ofmo-
ney or blood!a IF you would avert this
dire calamity, vote for John G. Frc-
mont, who stands pledged to administer
the government in accordance with the
spirit of its founders.
-. FRIENDS OF FREEDOM!
The eyes of philanthropists and Of
earth's oppressed sons and daughters
are upon you in this your second strug-
gle for freedom and the rights of hu-
manity. From the rugged hills Of
Hungary; from the sunny plains of
Poland from Erin's fair Isle, and from
patriotic hearts everywhere, comes up
an earnest appeal to the Freemcn of
America to stay the tide of oppression
and wrong which is crushing The mass
es of the Old World, and which is now
struggling to gun ascendency in the
New. Humanity, Christianity, the in
stitutions of our Free Government, and
the blood of our Fathers, all appeal
to us to adhere to the first principles OF
this Government, as embodied in the
Declaration of Independence, and
maintain Freedom and Equality as our
governing principle, '-1 ,r'-',. '.
VOTERS OF WOOD COUNTY.
Upon your votes next Tuesday, may
hang the fate Of untold millions of hu-
man beings! Willyou prove recremt
to the important duty imposed upon
you, and permit the last hope of op-
pressed humanity to be eXtinguished ?
No! No! It cannot be so! Wood
County will show her devotion to Free
dom and Humanity by casting dtci-
siveyote for Fremont and Dayton.
a-t d.. t.. ~ NIw YORK Oct %.
The following is the Aggregate vote for
-.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be
IN presented to the commissioners OF Wood county,
Ohio at their December session. asking for the view
and location of county road commencing at the north
east corner of section 80 in Lake township, on the
Wood and Lucas Free Turnpike Road thence west on
section line in Lake township to the East Oregon road
in Perrysburg township, and there to terminate
RUDOLPH LUSHER.
Octnhsr q lShG==0oNiAl 90.
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l.-r OIL. .t,. NIw YORK Oct %.
The following is the aggregate vote for
Congressmen in Pennsylv4nia- Uniori'ts
,2lI124; Dem 'crats 2O9 948 Union M jor-
I iy ,246.
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rThe ofi,ial democratic majority in
Pennsylvania, on Canal Commissioner, is g.
TIA. In the vote for congressman, which is a
better test of what Pennsylvania will do next
Tuesday, the R.pu 'licans are reported to
have han isome majority throughout the
State.
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EyWe have private letter from friend
in Iowa, who reports that the summer and
fall have been most favorable for the farmers.
But for the premature frost hereabouts, there
could have been no better weather than we
have had, unless it would have been by mix
ing little more rain into its composition.
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NTOTICE--A petition win he presented to the com
" missioners of Wood county at their next session.
December) asking for the location of county road
on the following route, to wit Commencing at the
northwest of section 81. r. A. X. II thence east
along the north line of sections 81 80 and 49, to the
of said section 33 there terminate
Octohar q lS5f--90w4S1 90
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EE- The Bank charter was lost at the re-
cent election in this State
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October ., ls5G--22wisl.OO,
Horticultural Esta ablishment.

IJAVING removed from Bowling Green TO Sydney,
llOhiO, would beg leave to inform the public that
have a complete and salenble collection of vigorous
grown fruit trees such Apple Pear. Cherry Peach.
Apricot, &c. Mr. Lee Moore has kindly consented to
sell nv valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nur
sery at reduced prices Also he will be supplied with
a complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in splen
did varieties, from the well known Sydney Nursery
with which am now connected.
Sept. IL, lS56.--lS NATHAN MOORE.
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i.oss Road--Ditch Notice.

ITO William j. FindIay, Jacob Loop. William W
i Howe. William Krnuse. Joseph Necdin" Chnrle-
T.. Penuywell 6. Rowman Jacob Thomas. Norman c
Baldwin, Neanrthon Barnett, Samuel Stnrkweather
Starkweather & Tracy. Emily Crane. John Crane
Samuel Crane Richard Mott, Aristarchus Champion
William Baker deceased. Silas Muncil, the owners
ofands within half mile of the following described
ditch:
You are hereby notified that the Trustees of Perrys
burg and Lake townships, will meet at the house Of
Joseph Harpel in said Lake township. Saturday
November %. 1856 o'clock 4. NJ, and from thence
proceed to view and locate ditch. beginning at the
southwest of the north half of the northwest
quarter of section H. Lake township and thence run
ming north on the west side of the road commonly
known the Goss road, to the creek near the west
quarter part of 49, township g range east in
Wood county, and then and there they will proceed 10
to apporton the labor and expense of opening said
ditch to the parties interested according to law:
JACOB LOOP, Petitioner.
O
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Probate Court.

IttHI
Morris p. Beal and Jacob Uery, dis. of n. G. Beal
dec. vs.. a gues Beal ct al.
ON Thursday the 18th day Of Move en,ber. 1856, at
" o'clock p. NJ. at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg will sell to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real the property Of n. G
twenty-ree in township en- north of rnuge twelve
TERMS or SALE-One-half cash the balance in one
year, secured by mortgage on the premises.
..t~ NJ. p. BEAL.
..H JACOB ULERY.
ASHER Cook Atty. Adm'rs.
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w. M ORRIS' -
Patent tAmbrOtYpe Pictures.

Patent tAmbrOtype Pictures.
This is and beautiful style of pictures and is
destined to supercede the Daguerreotype, because il
has of the Lustre of the silver plate is not
versed and can be seen in any light They are her
metealy sealed which sealing is impervious to air,
water. acid and will change in any climate but
remain fixed and impersfa able.
They are justly considered the most reliable Pictures
ever presented to the world
The public invited to call at his rooms over CAL
lhrd tailor shop where he will be in readiness take
Pictures in Cases, Lockets. Rings. or Pins.
Hours of operation from Z, A, NJ. to q, p, NJ. All
are invited to call
Perrysburg, Sept. IS. 1856.
I ARD OIL, of the best quality, for sale by
IL PECK Is HAMILTON.
$50 lbs. Chrome Yellow, in cans; D.. IT,.
100 Nerdgris.
100 " Nermfon,
500 Venetian Red;
for sale by PECK 4 HAMILTON.
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NJ R S C. Nj. B R @ OK S,
SUMMIT-St., TOLEDO,
Has hand
The Largest and Most Fashionable

stock of
MILLINERY g. DRESS GOODS
offered the citizens of North estern Ohio; ;
embracing every variety of
Ladief NeGpOiifa'i Grape, Lace and SfraW Hats all
Styies of Caps, Mantitias, Collars SeevsS,
HOmceS, ShariS, Dress silks. En-
6rOidery. Edgings, artificial
HOWers, Mtis, Gaps,
Head Dresses. Glores &c. gsfcr rih epsry style OF
MOURNING GOODS.
The ladies respectfully invited to call and eX-
anime her goods and prices. [June. 81 56--6ly.
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Partnership Notice. -'
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
IN tofore existing between Julius Blinn aud c. Jen
nison, under the name stye, and firm Of Bnn & Jen-
nisOn, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be settled and con-
tnued by Julius Blinn. JULIUS BLINN.
c. V. JENNISON.
Cash paid for Hides, Sheep Pelts. Wool &e Sc.
PERRYsBURG.A Aug, 10. 1866 JULIUS BLlNN.
I INSEED OIL for sale by ~ III ---I.
IL 7-TTIr~ PECK & HAMILTON.
GAIT just received; salt in barrels aud sacks,
- for butter and family use. at GEO. POWERS,
ENRESH TEAS, RICE, SUGARS, aud MO-
Il LASEs, at Giuly l9l GEO. POWERS.
THE following Liquors we Offor for Medical purPc-
Il SEES only! No.. ... r...
cask Pure Otard Brandy; '.'
" Superior Old Port Wine; ' -''
p" " Madeira Wine - r#l $500
ST. CroiI Rum; ~ si+.,.' .r.f r..i
for sale by -H m. PECK & HAMILTON.
T UBIN's PERFUMERY, genuine, for sale by !,
IL PECK & HAMILTON.
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Cheya,ler Claussen, in his experiments
to discover, among the various plants lha-
teral with strong fibre, capable oil oe,ns
easily bleached, and of which an uhlinl'eo
supply could be obtained, says that common PM ~
perfect sub. tituts for rags in the manu-
lacture of paper, and that one ton oil rush,
es contains more fibre than two tons OF max
straw
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M, HoRsg.-A few days since Mr.
Hannah, of cur city, observed his horse,
very fine animal, acting strangely. he
yonId Law hold OF everything thar came
within his reach with his teeth, ana snake
i ssvagely, much IA rat terrier worries
his victim. While the gentleman was
watching him, the animal reached INTO pig
sen that stood adjacent TO the lot where ne
was confined, and laying bold good sized
six months old pig, threw !, up IN the ar
This feat he repeated, and then setting MS
teeth in the body of the pig, crushed II INTO
the earth, gnawing and managing II i,lgn,'
ALLY The horse then took second pig,
and treated il in similar manner and then
a two months old calf, which he tossed into
The air as lightly as a cat would mouse.
The owner, in the meantime, haa Sent 'oi
slr. Charles Streuver. When he arrived
he horse was somewhat quoted, ana Mi,
Hannah yentured inside the incicsurs' sha
called the horse TO him. The animal came
up quietly, but as soon as no was hea'
eao uvh, caught Mr.. Hannah by the shoui-
10, and threw him violently TO the grouno'
lace downward, and then setting his TEEN
n his back, crushed, gnawed and SHOOK
him, while his eyes were CLASSY with rage
The imminent peril of Mr. Hannah
sroussa Mr.. S,reuver to instant exertioni
be ,prapu on the fence, pulled OF raii,
md succeeded in knocking the animal
down, but not until Mr.. Hannah was horfi'
Div bruised. The animal was then snot--
Mr. Hannsn will not be affected win tue
yi,u., ina.much as the teeth OF the morse aiu
no, pc ne,rate the clothing, and consequent
ly did not lacerate but bruised the mesh
He is not supposed to be fatally injured -
Rsru Chronicle.
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TAR JOHN Surgeon ,ha, H. 0s sss
lIeIp nsw Horse Shooting Establishment on 3ro
near the City HOTEL where horses WIN Dc 81 90
an scientific principle, by experiences From
NJ kno ledge Of the anatomy OF the ioos, NC
@ Guarantee 10 all diseases r. me ieet Una.
snrabe and keep all feet sound ana irss fo sars a.
NV. a Saet NAV rest assured to never nave ihs
orss or ose Thai viii cut himself H. respseh
soiisltsa share ofpublie patronage; ., h,s a.
,,h,.hment, or at the City Hotel All diseases war
rapIed ii durable.
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ASrl.RRpuBLIcAsIsM.-The AdmInis'ra-
lion party is engaged in forming clubs
throughout our State. On Saturday evening
,aey met at the Court House in this, place.
lOt what was done we have not yet been adj
used, bu, presume the usual amount Of gas
WAS exploded.
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The following We clip from an interior
Indiana paper: ,,,
Over one thousand dollars have pee" seI'
10 Kansas from Newcastle, ln1iana, me
contributions for the purchase OF Sharpe :
rifles were going on vigorously. IT. n
The following is from the Painesv'l'e' W.
Telegraph: , fran.
Help for Kansas is coming IN qul'e ire ire
B. Guns, rifles, pistols, swords and some
money Our neghbors of Ashtabuia eouh GUN
y, the past week, sen. out arms ,o' CIV wv
companies, and we hear rumor tna' "e"
Bierce, of Summit county, has ALREADY Ell,
listed regiment of 800 men. WINE ',
still labor and hope for peacelui ISSUE y,
This slruggle-t will be well 10 keep o"'
powder ury."
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CHrsr JUsrlcE TASEr.-the "hole
country will be rejoiced to learn that Inc
y.oer.b,e Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States, mas so iai &c,
.oyeied from his late severe and protrac'esa
illness as to be able to resume ms high VI,
lcial duties. He appeared in his seat IN .ne
Supreme Court yesterday. Nat met
TueaaV.