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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14

DITCH NOTICE.--ro Name Nlria' ahn ihauer
IL Timothy Baker, Peter Nc'lnh5j.. Jas T. smlbs
Elias Bruner, John Shepler. Hubbel s. J hompsO1 Da-
yid Little, Justin N Rawsun John Wees, Nm. Lynch,
n. F. Potter, Reuben Parsons Daniel Chumbern, Ste
phen f. Cave Charles Burchard Celia Albert, Mary f.
Albert Edward Avery, Wm. W. Morse, Ephraim H.
Morse, jeremiah Daily Y psiunti $ & j. HPhilps Seth
Philips, John & Henry Hood, =. F. Holli3tcr James
Barnett, Barnett Blair VIM. Billings, Alex Ballour
Robert Main, George Burchel, Agnes Lamon, Joseph
Miller, John Steyte, Henry Schroeder Hartman Schroi
der, Ephraim Pollock VIM NJ. Anger John G. Berger,
George Albert Alfred NIcYegh, James j. SmithsE u.
Peek the owners of the following described lands,
viz W hf g. e. or; Inf or Section n, Township t.,
United States Reserve; hf Or; qrs Or; II
W Or e or n c qrs Or; Or Or; e hf $ W or
school lot not taxable Sec 22, 7. f. L. S. Ri hf $
Or; und hf hfs Or; hf Or; W hf Or; hf S
qri pit w If S Or; II pit W hf W Or; und ht II W
or; und hf W or See 49, T. t. L. $. Il. hf W
dr hf W or Sec 81 r. L. u. S. r.; e hf n or; n
W or II Or; W qrn or Sec. 2S 4. /, L. s, r.; or
S " or; n hf hf W; n W; W; " e See II, T.,
4, L, s. r.; Sec. "a, T. 1, L. S. r.; e; II W 5
e pit W ; W pit W Sec 26 II. H. U. S. r.; n e;
n pit c; G; ese& pit s W e; W II e; n n
e; nsw; ssw Sec. 27, I. 4, U. S. r.; Nv; e; s
5 e; ssw; ne sw; n W W Sec. %, L. l. L. y H.;
road lots No. a. 15 49, 49, 90 23 of Maumee and Wes-
tern Reserve road lands You hereby notified that
the trustees of Perrysburg township Wood county o.
will meet at school house No &, in said township, on
Saturday June H. 1856 for the purpose of viewing To-
eating and apportionng a ditch water course, fol-
lows viz: To clear out widen and deepen the channel
of Crane Creek beginning the point where crosses
the AIcCutchensve road and running through sections
2s 90 23 81 and terminating where said creek
es the Maumee Western Reserve road. May 3-jlwG
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EEAt the annual school meeting on Fri
day evening Of last week, |. P. Thompson and
+. Graham were elected trustees.
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O~S- The commissioners closed their June
session this week, having been on duty about
ten days The interests of the county are watch
ed with fidelity by these officers.
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SCHOOL ELBCrION.-Notice is hereby given
- to the qualified voters of School District No Per-
ryshurg township, Wood county, Ohio. so meet at the
school house in said district, Friday June 9Th at
o'clock p NJ to elective members of the Board of Ed
ucaton, three years. and transact such other
business may come before the meeting
BY order OF the Board AL.FOWLFR Sec
May 10, lS5G.--j2w3
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DON'T FORGET THAT
Eaugvy1rtly'S Aromatic
FEVER AND AEVIE PIEES

R;au5 EFGr5ghy'S Aromatic
FEVER AND AEEIE EHELS
HAVE NO EGUHE.
remedy for Fever and Aguo Chill Fever Dumb
Ague, and all varieties of this troublesome complaint
and they are
PHEASANT TO T1KE
mailing them Of the most desirable articles in fine
market Children take them readily and grown persons
make rye fIocs.
TRY THEN ONCE,
and you will recommend them to your friends If your
friends have need of ague medicine.
AS 4 PRE- FEN7IPE
they equally good and tonic for general de-
bty, cannot be surpassed and warranted to con-
tain no qunine, no mercury, no poison.
EangWOrthy's Aromatic, Vegetable,
CssIsaaTtic Pills
contain Calomel or Aloes and are the best family
physic sold. The
Excelsior Eye EaIm
always all exterior diseases of the ye or Eyed
when every thing else has failed
Sold by PECK HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
L. c. LOCK & Co., Bowling Green.
LEVI TAYLOR, Tayortown. Ti7m3
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sEcrlHSs Eaic,

s. Jefferson W. Robert llcGill.
ElI virtue of order to directed from the court
- of Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio on the
2Sth OF June. 1856, between the hours of 10 o.
clock 4. and o'clock NJ, at the door of the court
est bddehe south quarter Of the south quar-
ter of section thiryfye town FIVE north Of range eev
east, said county taken the property of Robert
McGill at the suit of said plaintiff.
. NAV 81. ISFU--'.y4 81 n w t. COOK Chfr
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CouRT.-Tha Common Pleas Court comm need
session in this place on Tuesday. A report
of the cases tried is crowded out this week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14

Gs- The last No., of the Fremont Journal
contains very pleasant little story from the
pen of some person in Perrysburg.
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ns- A large number Of oar citizens attended
the Indian show in Maumee OIL Wednesday night.
Our reporter saw no very unbecoming conduct
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Farmers. Take Notice.

TIME subscribers have newly fitted up the Wool Car
l. ding aad Cloth Dressing establishment recently oc-
intend to carry on tire business usual Farmars may
depend on having their work done in good style and
ON short notice We have been to considerable expense
in fitting up the machinery, and from thorough know-
edge of the same feel assuered of being able to give
satisfaction to all those who may favor us with their
patronage. [June ~ McNEEsE Y SCOTT,
MAMMOTH GOSHEN CORN; also a large
lNl assortment of Foggs Garden Seeds, for sale by
G. & j. POWERS.
| A NY QUANTITY of CottonW Wood and Oak LuM-
"A BER can he bought cheap of the subscriber at his
steam sawml . miles east of town, or by applying TO
T. II. MILLER g. Co, PeTysburg.
| April TO- 1856. POPE WAkNs'
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Estate of John Johnston, Deceased.
FTNllIS day Thomas Johnston, administrator the
L tate of John Johnston deceased filed his accounts
for final settlement which will be for hearing the 23d
day of June, \. d. 1856. JOHN 4. KELLEY,
May 27, lS5G-3w3* Probate Judge.
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Harmon Willing's Estate.

Harmon Wiliing's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified administrator on
the estate Of Harmon Willing late Of Wood county de-
ceased GEORGE ALBERT.
May %, lSjG--2wG$
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1-s- Our friend Knaggs. of Portage, is mrinl
preparations for a gay anl joyous celebration
of the approaching Fourth,
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Wood county Probate
C,urt

Henry II. Dodge, Admrof
Wm. HOLSTER, decd, Wood county Probate
IS: Court.
John ]. Hollister, Abbey X.
Hoster, Marian B. Strong, Administrators Sale
Samuel Strong.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale 70 me directed and de-
ID liyered from the Probate Court of said county,
will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House in
PeFryshurg, Saturday the 18TH day of July. !. u.
1856 the following lands end tenements in Wood coum-
ty, to wit: lot number thiry-tIree (33 in block num-
Der one and lots number seven "a eight Cs) ten, Q0)
eleven, ~ twenty two, (22) twenty three 23l twenty
four (2l) twenty FIVE t25) twenty 2G) and twenty
(27l in block number (2) of HOLSTERS add-
tion to the town of Perrysburg.
HENRY II. DODGE, Administrator.
MAY 81 l9jG-3w5S3U0
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NEgB AND CHEAP GOODS.
q L pnMEpc

HAVE received from New York, and have fer snlt
> cHehi at the Old stand Of GEo. POWERS on Front
street, A barge and We'll Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part Of Woolen and Cotton Goods of AZ
kinds Groceries, Hardware Crockery Boots and Shoes
school Books ana st Stltcnery. Nails Glass, Shovels
Spades Chains &c.; Flats, Gaps, Bonnes. Ready Made
ClGhtng--in tne,a complete variety of articles usually
ohsie at unusually low prices An persons dcsircu,
ot purchasing, III find it to their advantage to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
We wish it to be distinctly understood that for cpsh
ormerrhantahe produce, we rnot be sadersoiJ by ANY
other establishment in the place in goods of the sam,
quality We will at all times pay the highest mnlke
price in CASH for Wheat Grass Seed Pork SC and will
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce OF almost
every KIND and ash will not he refused, but received
with joyful hearts and pleasant looks.
GEO. POWERS. -----.------ JCTT I,olvrpe
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DOAD NOTICE,-Notice is hereby given to the
IL owners of following.ands in town N, range 10 E.
to wit: s. W. of section Z S. f. S. E. of section s.
$, Il. of section o, f. pit. N. W. and n W. N,
W. of section 1S; that the viewers to locate pro-
posed county road commencing at the N. W. corner of
section Is in Perry township thence east the section
line between sections and lS, II and 8, lG and o. and
10 and TO- till it nteTsects the Perrysburg and Nc
Cutchenyle road will at the house of Tobias Bos-
er on the 2sth of Jnne 1856 androm thence proceed
to examine said route IJuue 7, lS5G-4w4&
Sale of Section NC, Henry Township.
HE undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
Il at the door of the court house, in Wood county,
Ohio, on Saturday, the 2sth of June next, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. the unsold part of section lG
N of range 10 f.
The part be offered for sale is lots No 10 and 49,
and appraised as follows:
Lot No -, containing 40 5s-1OO acres, $121 "A
" 13, " 40 66-l00 12l 0S
Terms --One-twefth part of the purchase money TO
be paid at the time of sale aud tho balance in eleven
equal annual nsalments with annual interest No bid
will be entertained for less sum than the appraised
| value. JAMES W. ROSS County Auditor
Auditors Office Wood County,
! Perrysburg, May II, ls5G-lw6
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7 F.PRICE and S. S.JEFFERSON, having associated
y themselves together for the purpose of practising
law in Wood and adjoining counties will be found at ali
times during business hours at their office in Perrys-
burg, where they will be ready to attend to any legal
business that may be entrusted to their care,
J., L
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Guardian Sale by Order of Wood County Pro.
ba CouTt.

bate Court.
PETITION SELL LAND.
Syy0ruS Jefferson Guardian of Rosetta and Guy Ncer-
ing, vs.: Rosetta and Guy Neerug
IN tho 3ist day of june 1856 at O'Clock in the n
~ ternoon at the door Of the court house. in the town
of perrysbg will be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate belonging to said Rosotn and Guy
Neeriug, to wit: the n W. OF the n. t. and the S.
u. Of tile N. E of sec. a. township 3, range 10,
containing 30 acres Of land. Terms of sale one-half
down. and the balance in and two years with inte-
rest, secured bymortgage on the premises.
+. JEFFERSON, Guardian.
Pace JEFFEBsoN, Attys
June Z. 1S5C-4w4$2.OO.
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tnratio n Alexander, admir-. of Probate Court
NIatthias Martin, decd, Wood county, o.
va.
james Martin, Eliza Martini Pc Petition to sell land
ter Martin, Margaret Martin, and
others.
TAMES MARTIN, Eliza Martin Peter Martin Mar
y garet Martin, aud the unknown heirs and legal rep
resenatyes of Matthias Martin deceased vo are here
by notified that the 9th day of June 1856 said ad-
minstrator filed his petition in the Probate Court of
Wood County, Ohio, the object and prayer of which Is
to obtain order assign the dover Of Nancy Mar
tin, the widow of said Matthias Martin deceased and
to sell the S. pit. W. S. E. and S. pit. L. s. W of
section 49, township range -, containing 90 of
land being the farm which the said MATTHIAS Martin
resided at the time of his decease, and lying in Wood
county, Ohio. Said petition will be for hearing the
3Oth day of June, 1886.
HORATIO n. ALEXANDER,
Administrator Of Matthias Martin deceased.
pRlcE & JrFFRsuY, Attys.
June 7th, 1S7G-iwi&3.3S.
hTDTICE,-All persons are hereby warned against
~ harboring trusting my wife. Hannah Larkin on
just cause proyocaton, and will pay debts of
her contracting. JAMES LAEhIN.
Lake Up. Wood county, May 81. Is5e-aw8+
Pale Of Tscai Estate by Order E l'rolate CONT.
Z IN the 9-th of luua lE5.. lr clock in the
~ afternoon, Ht i've eli 0" .. h- ,urt iLouse, in the
of PcrTyshur- .H ..rrty Ohio ,, he sold to
jhe highest hidd.- .a. .ni.a~.ir rl .H'ate, the
pHoperty cf Jacob Ngar. 'us. deceased tu wit: the
soul west fourth nf . a,"H cast ue fourth, sec
tiou tirty-twu, town siy north NJ uge twelve east.
containing forty less, sub eet to the dow
er OF the widow.
Appraised at $500 Terms Of sale one third in hand
on the day Of sale, and third in year, and
third in two years with INTEREST," the deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on said premises
JACOB RFITHFR : dm'r of
Jacob Reither. Jr., deceased.
MgrpoRD & HoLLENBEcK, Attys.
May 81, 18JG-3w4$2.3l.
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Jnd1e i,,E-j UIINN S iFNNISON.
-
NEiaSc 20 C@-Et tE.s"lOEs,
TI'EIE CumnG'd'lcrsct ct NJ o"d county w iet' 10 the
! lowest rp"punsbla bidder ON FRIDAY, 'ure 'h AZ
O'clock = a., to contract for putting ~ stone eu-
and king lie cM5auE'nugt across tAe iS'!Ae' on
the river road lr mi les above feryshur& sPecl1ca-
tuns wl he eNhih,d on tie gay G1 iet''=,' ~ pace
where the work is To be dome. June H. Is wv
T:,,prji,,,5s .;siIa of IErrI Estate hy Order OF
Court.
NN -ia sth dav Of Tulv 1856 at o'clock, y. NJ at
- the door of the Cour- ilo1ie, in Perryshurg Ohio
will I've sold to the highest hdder tue ohoWlS real eS-
tate OF Joseph b. Hill! and Daniel iiil to wit the IN
divided tNo-tweItis part OF the VI ut the ~ W.
OF section IL township l. range - suJtt' u '"e "4N
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WASHINGTON UNION Insurance Com.
w pany; CAPITAL 100000.
d, B. DUNHAM, Pres't GEO MYGATT, Treas.
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company;
Capital $200000. Risks taken on reasonable terms in
the above responsible companies, by
H. II. DoDGE, Agent for Wood county.
DANKING NOTICE.--Ihe PERRYsBURa BANK
paper buy and sell Gold, Silver, and Eastern Exchange
and other business in their line Interest paid
ON time deposits. j. s. NORTON Cashier
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So-,o,-- NT,,4,,,,I T,1-,,,,,,,cc Ci-.-----.----
C0lSoh nIuuutI IlIouldllC0 Oolilpauy,
rhtCH q JEFFHItSoN7 agents,
w Iid o t 'u mp r9,e 0t al
,,,55,,, = ~ :, -, ;.5
Cornerof Front-st and I,anisi'na ( iyeuue.
A RE openin.n General assortment Of DPUGS,
IA WEDTCTNES PAINTS, and OILS, which they
offer At Tie lowest market price.
{ ARD OIL, for sale Nv
Il PECK & HAMILTON.
y FtE4E LBS WHITE LEAD IN OIL
G,CU;J 900 Dry do do
800 Zinc Paint.
For sale hy PECK & HAMILTON.
(olL-.--liuseed and lnmn Oils Spirits Tupontine
" Camphor Burning Fluid, Alcohtl. &c.
For safe hy PECK & HAMILTON.
I~tICSS Ir 1,-[.s all siye. From H. gr-,l I !ios
( 4 No.. a .,ror;nr artirIa aa,SI to ti,s Fr,,'cr
Glass a,T r,uch rIe1,.r F,r s,Ia Iy vac ''e''
pFyK & JTAlrTTTON
--,7- - -
& in & cr by the '"II FEcK K T HAS0E gi re mr.
sA OF. QrINiIE. iisI received nv
ee; PECK & ii AlfIITON
5,p-f7- - IN u n u -
\ soda 'ov the quentity PECK e. EuASIIITOT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASH Fon yTCuL


$4,000 @ 2,ss S %S ss %ss,a "' ss Sa S's a s ss GsS b.
,IuIe 4 islt--i. biINN 4 jEN NiSpN.
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| SICRO0L HAMMERS THE board will NEE:
| - at New Rochester at o'clock, A. NJ on the first
Tuesday of each month until urter notice for the
animation of teachers.
F .N1aaXuT1oH n 'pIuoq oVl 10 I0pIo Al
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0A 900 LBS. OF WOOL, for which the highes
7IJ,UpU market price will be paid by
lime l. lsjG-lw4 L. *. MILLER 4 Co.
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d c. HOLT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Mis-
cellnneuus, School, TheologicR Gift and Toy
BOOKS Harpers and Putnam3 Monthies plain and
fancy Stationery, Wrnppirga and Wall Paper Gold PENS
&C., &c, M2}ia9ee Ctg, Oiio
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May 81, 1856--3wGs5.38
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
A BAD COLD.

The following dialogue positively
occurred as stated. The cold weather
has stopped up the nasal orifccs O
the parties, we suppose, and made
them speak just as all Of us would actu-
ally have to, were we deprived of the
respiratory use of our noses in speak,
ing:
II say-er, blister, car Jew teller
fellow, what that boat ith, clubbing
down yudder?" yawned soap-lock t
fiat boatman, at our landing, OF
Monday.
@Ye-as, fellow replied the imita
tive boatman, ssthat ar's-er the-er a-et
steamboat, fellow, pododah."
'Quoit likely, iddevidual. I didi
take it-er for fat-boat. Butter,
say-er, do you-er dow who cubbandsi il
adler where its gomg?"
"Yes-ar, its cubband by-er the cap
tig, ad is going dowd'er the river"
5000 dite, iddeyidual, Oh think yor
for ridforbashud," I" concluded soap
lock, as he waddled under the bluff
Picqyune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
PERSONAL APPEARANCES OF SHEPHERDS
IN TFXEs

W. G.. Kendall, of the New Orleans
.Picayune, has turned his Attention to
raising sheep in Texas: in letter of
recent date to that paper he gives the
following graphic pen and ink portrait
Of a shepherd in Texas. Is he not a
peaceful-looking individual? +
But you ought t9s our flock tenders
here-aways on the Indian frontiers j
laughed outright as one Of them ap-
peared before me, with some eight
hundred sheep in charge. Ordinarily
we are wont to look upon shepherds as
peaceful folk: poets sing of them in
gentle numbers, while painters spread
them before us with crooks on their
shoulders and perhaps lutes under
their arms, ready to pour forth simple
lays to any rustic maidens within hear
ing of their walks. But instead oil
ehcountering one of these, you NAV
judge Of my surprise when a ferociOus,
Fra Diayolish looking fellow stalked
up to me, a. double barreled gun on his
shoulder, Bowie knife hanging Oh
enc side, and one of Celt's six-shooters
on the other, atthe same time announc-
ing, from a mouth completely hidden
behind fierce surrounding Of beard
and moustacbe, that he was keeper o.
the flock! Amore .brigandish looking
shepherd was surely never seen; .ye
Fthe arsenal he carried about him Ii,
deemed absolutely necessary for BIZ
own protection against Indians. Crooks
and lutes are all we'll enough in tn,
older settlements, but the Camachei
are not to be charmed into good be
haviour by such pacific contrivances
Another tender, similarly armed, sool
came up, and it struck me that wer,
all Of them to enter the bureau Of Mr.
JEFF. Davisat Washington, accoutere,
precisely as when | first saw them, h,
would be sorely puzzled to make then
out as peaceful shepherds; he woulj
take them forregularh highwayman first
| Such is protection.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
THEFT Apart or D1p1oN4m-Tn

THEFT PART OF DIPLoMACY.-In
former times every art of ingenuity
was occasionally exhausted to prevent
the discovery Of important public dis
patches. They were wrapped round
the bullets of pistols, and did the duty
Of wadding. They we're cunningly
inserted in rings, watches, swords,
daggers, pockets, sticks, and riding
whips; in the hollow tube of a spur.
in the lining of a saddle OF hat. They
were sewn in clothes or boots, and even
written on the wearer's linen. The
insides of bulbous roots we're carefully
scooped out for their reception. They
were inscribed on a few split beans al
the bottom of a snuf-box and even in
snuf-boxes which had false bottom,
They were scratched on the stem of a
feather in a horseman's cap. They
were written in milk and IN in
visible ink. Nothing that invention
herself could have conceived was left
untried to guard against the violence
OF dishonest curiosity-and tried. toe
often in vain.-En6dssies and Foreiog
Courts. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
A FRAGMENT OF K0AHss ARK DISCOVERED
IN ILLINOIS.

The Beardstown Illinois says:-
While visiting friend in. Sangamon
Bottom, in this county, short time
since, we we're called to examine a
specimen of stone, which he had lately
taken from a neighboring quarry. The
curiosity consisted Of two sandstone
rocks, which were found joining each
other in centexural form, which when
separated, the face of the one present
ed the appearance of having been a
part Of the side Of a vessel near the
gunwale; there seems no doubt to
have been an overlapping of the tim
bers in the form of cornice or mould
ing around the vessel. The work of
art is as plain to be seen on the stone
as on a floating vessel; the holes formed
by the nails are very distinct, as well
as the fossilized texture of the wood.
There are also pieces of iron with the
specimen, which seems to have been
used instead of caulking between the
strips of plank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21

DIsINTERMENT OF THE REMAINS OF
Gen. JOSEPH WARREN.-A few weeks
since, the late DIR. John G. Warren
disintered from the family tomb under
St. PauPs Church, the remains of his
uncle, who fell in the fight of Bunker's
Hill. The remains were placed -in a
stone urn, upon which an appropriate
epitaph had been engraved. The skull
was quite perfect, the chin still remain
ing. Behind one of the ears was seen
an aperture, which indicated the place
where the fatal ball entered which
ended his brief but glorious career
The remains, with those of other mem
bers of the family, were placed in
Forest Hills Cemetery.-Boston Tran
script.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
IArEsr rNDrAN NEWS FROM FLORIDA.
Fg0Oision Train Aaaeked-T'wo Men
and a Little Boy Maled--0ne Han

Fyoviis;on Train A4aeked-Two Hen
and a Little Boy AAed--0ne Nan
Woknded.
0cALA, FA., Friday, May %, 1856.
By the arrival Of Mr.. A. N. Pacetty,
Expressman, from Tampa, yesterday
eyening, ne learn that train carrying
proyisionsto Che State volunteers, on
Peas Greek, was attacked by ten or
fifteen Indians on Saturday last, within
Twelve miles Of Tampa, att place known
as Simmons Hammock. The party
lad Just halted at a branch to drink,
and as some of them we're dismounting
a little boy who was riding a horse
attached to one Of the wagons, saw an
Indian behind tree, and he cried out,
Father, there's an Indian" pointing
to the spot where he saw him. No
sooner had the boy spoken than the
Indians fred, and he fell from the
horse dead. The father caught up the
dead body of his son and placed it in
wagon, when another YolIey was
! freddy the Indians, and he and another
man were killed.
r. At the first fire, a negro belonging
to the train, started for an encampment
where detachment from Capt. Spark
mans Company were stationed, only
two miles distant. Two men now only
remained, and one of them wounded
in the hip. They fred three times and
fed. The Indians, aware of the direc-
tion taken by the negro, also fed
leaving the teams, wagons, &C., ,unhurt
The persons killed were Mr.. Roach
Mr.. Stabling and his son. Mr.. Hinsor
was wounded in the hip. Mr., Hatfield
and the negro man escaped unhurt.
The attack was made at II O'Clock
noon.