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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
against ~ randolph
Rowland Bevan Defendant. Il Justice of the
Peace, of Center township, Monroe county, o.,
on the 14th day of November, 1885, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum of twenty one dollars and
twenty cents. Said cause is set for trial on
the 7th day OF January 1857, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. SAMUEL Ii. ROWND.
Dec. 8, 1856.
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PETER HARMON'S ESTATE.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersign-
lN ed have been appointed by the Probste
Court of Monroe county, Ohio administrators
of the estate OF Peter Harmon, late of said
county, deceased. JOHN HARMON,
Dec. ), le5S-t JAMES HARMON.
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Eov. 19,.lS56.-6w. Atty for Plaintiff.

96SIM0THY sERD, Ky. Blue :irass sesds
IL Ee1np Seed, Garden eeds, &C., &C., for
onle akasss IL ~ NIEKBRIDE'S.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Great Bd1,galnS MOaU ONered.

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Ohio, the finest assortment of BOOKS q. Sta
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WOOD COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

WOOD COURT OF COMMoN PLEAS.
s. c. Mcdonald, pl'tf, vs.. Henry y. Buttles, deft
TJNH defendant will take notice that plaintiff, on
i the 9Th of March, A. D. 1856 filed in the clerks
Office OF said court his petition, asking for judg
ment against him for the sum of ST dollars and 80
ceuts. as balance due for goods sold to him and
that unless he appear and answer before the first
day of June A. 1856, said petition will be taken
true and judgment had thereon accordingly.
S. JEFFERSON, Atty.
March 1j 19j6.--t4w4S1 .3S
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DOAD NOTICE.---The viewers and surveyor
II will meet at the house of G. W. Caswell. on
tie 22d day of April 1856, to alter and re-estabish
tie river road from Perryshurg to Oregon, as fol-
lows: Commencing at the south east corner of river
tract No. 7S, thence running on the east line of riv
or tracts No rs and 70 to the bank of the Maumee
river; thence along the bank of said river to the
county line. Nonresident land owners in said sec
tons will take notice accordingly.
March 8, lsjt.--43w4
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DOAD NOTICE.---The viewers and survevr
IL will meet at the house Of ohm Elder on the lO
day of April 1856, to lay out and establish couy
road as follows: Commencing at the south east cd-
ner of section 23 in Liberty township, thence
ming north, and crossing the Defiance road at tie
of sections 23, a. l3 and H. to terminate.t
the half section post of sections 13 and II in sad
township. TMprch g. 1S5G.--43w4*
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Pcrrysburg Prices CarrenAt.

Wheat, Sl250l.G5; Flour. $8.50@0.00.; Rye,
COM5j; Corn, 451j0; Oats, 25@31; Potatoes, 80
or7j; Butter, 1920; Eggs 12@l8; Apples, dried
Sl2j@l.50; Peaches, dried, $1.00GGl.25; Beans,
sl.50W2.00; Feathers, 3l@44; Fresh Pork 5M6; !;
Beet, to-; Tallow, l0012; Lard, ,l0W12; Wool,
2j8}0; Hty, $3.0od1o.O0; Wood S1.50@G2.0O; ;
ut, $500 M2 80; Onions, 37Cr50.
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John Fay VS.. Peter McMahan.

AHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an execution
y to me directed and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Wood county, in the above enti-
'ed cause will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg on Saturday, April 10
1856, between the hours of II o'clock, NJ, and ,
"clock r. NJ, the south east quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty two, (22) in town
ship four az i'll the United States reserve in Wood
county, Ohio, containing forty acres more or less
w. l.. COOK Sheriff Wood Co.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty.
jan 26. 1885, -37wl0$3.75
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Attachment.

John McCrory pltff, against Charles Leayitt. diff
Before NJ Key, Jr. Justice of the Peace. Per
rysburg township, W Wood county. Ohio
ON the 18th day of February A. d. 1856 s,id
~ justice issued an order Of attachment in tie
above action, for the sum of forty five dollars
JOHN McCRORY.
BY j. H. REID, his Atty.
Perry sburg, Feb. 2S 1S56.--43w3
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ID DAD NOTlCE.---1he viewers and surveyor
IL will meet on the 18th day Of A pril, 1856 at
the house of j. A. Sargent, to lay and establish
Il county road as follows: Commencing at the east
quarter-post of section 33, II. 3, r. II, (CenterO
thence running west on the quarter section line OH
the most practicable route. till it ntersects the west
Portage river read. near David Phillips's in town
and range aforesaid. The unknown owners of Sec
81 33 and 32, will take notice.
Also, on the same day, viewers and surveyor W
meet at the house VIM. Phillips, same township to
alter county road, commencing 95 rods east OF tie
S. W. corner of sec. 2S, in Center township there
running northeast the river bank the first al
gle of the county road and to yacate that partof
the road running dagonally across the southwest
4G acre lot of the section aforesaid
March 8. 1S56.--43w4 WM. PHIILIPs
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ATOTICE.--John Shrouder, Jr., administrator of
y the estate of John Shrouder, Sr., deceased
this day filed his accounts in the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge in and for the county of W Wood for final
settlement of said estate, and will be for final hear
iuy on the 22d day of March. 1856.
JOHN A. KELLEY, Probate Judge.
Feb. 28 lSj6.--43w3*
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MARBLE WORKS.

M AEBLE WORKS.---EDwARD IIoyp, On
1Vl Monroe-st Toledo, manufactures ald de;ls
in American and Foreign Marble N ONUN Nj NTS
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs Mar
ties and all other articles usually called for in his
line. lie has on hand large and well selected as
sortmcnt cf Italian and American MGIhle MoI.u-
mcnts, Tomb Stones, &c. which lie will finish in
the best style. with proniptncss and dcsTatth, ard
on as reasonable terms as any establish ment iii II
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last maIk Of re-
spect to departed friends, will please give him
a call. TToledo. Nav 2G iS55 --GNl
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7 ANDS FOR SALE.--l will sell. on very
IL reasonable terms, the undivided S. W. Or sec
Is, II. 4, u. S. r. in Wood county Ohio, contain
ing 107 acres more or less also n W. fr or. Sec
4 II. +, X. IA, in Ottawa county, near the village
of Elmore. JAMES MURRAY.
Dec. 3. 1S5j.--3Ow4 ..
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NJ DAD NOTlCE.---The viewers and surveY,r
III will meet ut the house of Israel Smith in Iei-
ry township on the 10Th day Of April. 1856 to lay
out and establish county road as follows: TO con
mence AZ the southwest corner of Henry TOWNSHIP
and run l / miles north, on the line between HEM
and Jackson townships, to ntersect the county roai
running east and west through said townships.
March s, lS5G.--43w4*
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Sale OF Real ESfntC.

PURSUANT to an order of the probate court of
= Carroll county, Ohio, will offer for sale pub
lie vendue Thursday, the 17th day of April, u.
1856, at II o'clock, Of said day, at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio
tie following real estate situate in Wood county.
Ohio, as the property Of Anderson Il. Dempster
deceased to wit: The south west quarter of section
ten lO) in the district of lands subject to sale at
Bucyrus, Ohio, containing 1872 acres, more or less
Terms of sale, one-t third i'll hand and the residue
oc the purchase money in two equal, annual install
ments with interest. secured by mortgage on the
t.~...ie~n. ..tt' "'lonvc given by
JOHN l.. HUNT, Administrator of
March 8. 1Sjf.--43w5S2 4. Il. DemDster
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T OSV OR STOLEN, between the 24th and
~ 18th of February, PORT MONNIE, con-
tanning a two dollar bill and 75 cents in silver al
So, two notes on Peter Craker-onc for S72, given
the 9th, and the other for $78 given the 10Th day
ing the same, will obige the owner by returning it
to ME, or leaving it with Mr.. Cranker.
ELLEN NJ. KIMBALL.
Perrysburg, March 3. 1SjG.-l3W3
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William Reither against Jacob Reither, admins
traitor of Peter Reither, ct nj.
EoY virtue of order of sale from the court OF
- common pleas OF Wood county, I shall expose
public sale at the court house in Perrysburlg on
the Sth day of April, d. 1856 between the hours
Of one and four o'clock NJ. of said dav the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: The south half
of the south east quarter of section fifteen, in town
snip . north, of range IL east; and the north west
Or. OF the south west or. OF section 2l in township
and range last aforesaid all in Wood county, Ohio.
Land last above described to be sold subject to
dover estate Said lands be sold bv virtue of an
order of sale obtained foreclosure Of mortgage
il favor Of plaintiff. W. l.. COOK,
j. II. REID, Pitts Atty Shift Wood Co.. O.
March g lSj6.--4:}wjS237
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

Owing to the breaking up of the Licking
river, the Ohio rose eight feet i'll twelve hours.
Seven steamboats, We're destroyed a Cincin
Mati--losS S200,000. -e..-.
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H. G. Lawrence vs.. Isaac Hathaway.
NHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF an execution
- to me directed and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the above
entitled case. will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg. on the 2Gth of March.
A. d, 1856. between the hours of and p NJ OF said
day, Black Horse, taken the property of Isaac
Hathaway WI. COOK Sheriff
March Is, 1S56.--44w2S1
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NTANTED---50000 Hoop Poles; all kinds of
w hickory taken. Also, Slaves of all kinds,
from Pork Barrel to Pipe. b. +. llOLLlSTER.
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DTTCH NOTlCE.---To John H. WaterhulIS,
~ John II. Jones, Daniel ii. Smith James W
Aiken, Michael Boyle. VIM. Dick. Henry Smitl
Leonard IIanshury. or the owners of the following
lands - L. hi. s. w. Or. +. Inf. n. W Or. n. Z. a.
of section 81; w. hf. S f. Or, f. hf S. 4. or, VI
Inf. n. +. qr +. Inf. n. f. Or, of section 30: n. W
S. f. Or of section 10 7. 3, II. 10 east
You are hereby notified that the trustees of Henry
township, Wood county. Ohio, will meet on Mon
day. April l4th, A. D. 1856 at the house of Israe
Smith, for the purpose of viewing locating and np
portoning ditch or water course as follows: Be
ginning at point on the south lire of " God couI-
ty, about 80 rods west of the south quarter post
sec. 81, thence running northerly through sectio,s
81, 80, 30 and 20 to intersect Portage creek
j. II. JONES by ISRAEL SMITH
March s. 1SJG.--43wG*
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N1OTICE.--All persons are hereby forbidden IT,
~ trust or harbor my wife, Mary Hinkle, as she
has left my bed and board without any Just cause
or prOvocation, and will pay debts by her con-
tracted. .. LUCAS HlNKLE
Pc rrysburg March l, 1856.--42w3+ ~.
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WATCHES AND JEwHLRY,
THE OLls WATCH.

II VhE OLlS WAVCHs
s EN ID My grandfather's watch IL battered and old
1t never contained either jewels or gold;
I've carried thee now for many long years,
And cherished by me, though some gave thae nesn.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time;
I've seen many rival all cased In fine gold,
Yet still prefer you for time, though you're old;
Poor, common and worn. witha thin silver case
scarcely can see the time now by thy face,
Yet still can hear, By that old whsszy sound,
You must be repaired, you'il soon run aground;
And 20 long as live, none shall part me and you,
Save while you're repairing by yBAR-THOL.O-MEW;
And a. those old hands point the hour of day,
II tells me how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee, FIR none will be caring
90, like you then, for thorough repairing
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Wateh and Clock Maker,
Corner Of 1lth and Main streets.
N. B.-Wstches, Clocks and Jewellery of every de-
scrption carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments Of eve
~ kind made, and Ensrsvins neatly executed on the
shortest notice. and moderate terms - any ether
house In the city. jsS
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HoRRID MURDER On last Thursday, about
one o'clock, young lady. named Ann Melissa.
daughter Of Mr.. Richard Taylor, of Stump Sound
district, Onslow county, was found not far from
her fathers residence, having evidently been mur-
dered within an hour Of the time when she was
found. The marks on her person indicate that she
was choked to death, marks Of fingers being upon
her neck. which WAS also much swollen. he de.
ceased was an exceedingly smiable young lady,
and very much respected. The occurrence has
caused deep sensation in the neighborhood. The
excitement il very great Miss Taylor was about
nineteen years Of age. Is
Suspicion attaches to young negro fellow be.
longing 70 Mr.. Nehemiah Taylor There II no
positive proof but circumstances sre of such .
character chat he has been taken up and 10 now In
the jail Of New Hanover county, for safe keeping,
to await bis trial At the next term OF Onslow Su.
psrior Court WILMINGTON tN C1 Journal. 2
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- - - = a.. r-:--- y,---------- ..-
-. ,rri~ ~: A. ,,is,, 4 I. 4 .-s = - y.
~ luy III. ~ VII sae nfcmeu o. our cay
ons ,I sae nn. snnsy ussE = snsIf Prserns em
S.e.s M YoPs..I ~ ~ sn1 GU
- sHs Soll'sses " ~. - sne ,s,Io9a
~. p.u'es g =. On nlo.u soeas e;esocn y
So. sue s9oa 49, 80 - Mso ine
~ M.."s ~ Ioso"g esusFs unoss the oHeeu0n os tne
s.snssl aaT4g
no: ! Liberty Company. one portion drawing .
las ous1cner, nanasomeiy decorated Win wreatns
80 s.s,.s ~ NJ - ,one~ea ~ 1ussy wnIcn VS.
seAseo MT A. Arseil ore 81 sne WardeDs who
- - snPPaeo u nre iase year. ana member OF
.ns company-then came another portion OF the
company Drawing their splendid hose reel, trimmed
wIIn wfeatns, arches. hsgs and boquets-sbe en-
% sIno A.so ofessea on with evergreeDs, flowers and
ooqnsts, drawn By six tine horses bringing up the
rear. - s34.e 49,. 4 &ss
No. rrotecnon, drawing Plug Snatcher neat
Gecorafed, ana hose crab tastily ornamentsd
Win nags ana nowers
no. , engine WAS elegantly decorated and drawn
oy Tour nne horses, Capt. Freeman the old Are
3 king, being mounted on IT, Following this were
sne rnGnix ooys, drawing their pretty hose-reeI,
wn,cn tnsy naa emoelhshed m the most artistic
s.yle WIN mowers, evefgseens and appropriate de.
wees. so - sA.e yas
Ne T. AID, was large In numbers and appeared
weii notwtnstanding the fact that their little en-
Rine nad been painted black, BY way Of concealine
hs oeiectA t@
{ Ne. S Niagara, exhibited much taste In ts sdoru
nent, and the company appeared remark ably well
Their engine 10 . beauty, and without the aid Of
nowers ana wreafhs would have won ths admira.
ton of the public
No 6, Citizen, reminded rs Of . moving fowsr
garden in high state of cultivation ts beautx
only enhanced by the stars and stripes that oafed
over the highly decorated engine a. Il moved along
st the will of its members. Some friends Of three
OF the officers presented them with boquess while
on the march. sg sasss
No Z. vigiiant, was neatly adorned in flowers
and avergreens, made into wreaths and arches,
the beauty of which was greatly increased by the
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SINGULAR ELECTRIC PHENoMENoN.-Last
evening" at 81 O'Clock, the lightning struck large
elm tree directly in the front of the residence of AL
van j. Fisher, Dedham Lower Plain, and passing
down the trunk, the fluid divided on the roots Of
the tree into five distinet streams which, after
burning the grass and ploughing the ground for
about fifteen feet, united again into two streams
and entered the cellar in two places, through q
solid wall Of masonry, removing in one place a
large block OF stone four feet in length Here the
lightning exploded. shaking the very foundation of
the house. bursting open doors, and shatteriug
fifty panes Of glass The fluid then divided itself
on the aqueduct pipe, and part of it went up the
supply spring, rilling the water.
:, The remainder followed the pipe that supplies
the cattle yard, throwingiall the water completely
out OF largo watering trough Fortuna tely no
person was iajured, although Mr. Fisher two
children were sitting with their grandfather very
near window which was much shattered, and in
room directly over the cellar where the explo
SION TOOK place. Their escape was almost miracu.
ious. capt Anassa Alden, q venerable gentle.
man OF co years, was thown from his chair while
sitting IN the doorway OF the carriage house. All
were much affected by the shock.-Bostoa Jour.
nal
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COLLEGE EMEUTE-There Is q misunderstAnd.
ing between the faculty and students of Trinity
College, Hartford, growing ont of the burning of
the Euclid 1t seems there has been an agree.
ment heretofore that the burning should be con-
sidered 4 regular college custom, but that the
speeches prepared for the occasion should be first
submitted to the faculty, and this has been the
custom until now when the students refuse q
longer compliance with the rule
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ARTIFICIAL GRASIrE.-The Rochester Unio

ARTIFICIAL GRANITE.-The Rochester Union
says:
''We have seen some specimens of this article
for building purposes, which have q durable ap
pearance, besides being handsome. The granite
is made of composition Of sand and lime. Tho
rough chemical tests have proven its indestructi
bity. tis moulded in blocks of five times the
size OF common bricks. and in admirable shape for
building. Each block has q mortice through It, 80
as to pass current of air through the centre oi
the entire wall of the building and thxs prevent
frost from entering. The cost of the article, even
in New York. is said to be far less than bricks and
ii can be laid more rapidly"
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orER. CARRIAGE AND WACO N
GMgsT FACTORY subscriber has opened
-zAH--a1-his CARRIAGE and WAGON FAC
TORY on 18th street. between Franklin and Grace.
lie will be glad 10 his friends end customers
~ Light CARRIAGES, RUGGIES, SULKIES,
&C. made to order; and all work made by him war
Tanted.
~ REP PAIRING done promptly and reasonably.
jy l3-dlm THOMAS n. FOWLER
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l:XIFF EDuOND.ON for SALE

o. GRIFF EDMONDsON for SALE.
I~cN-The celebrated Race Horse and Stallion
GRlFF EDMONDSON, is now offered for
ssle at : 100 cash. provided purchaser is bad for
hun within sixty days. His performances on the turf
are Of the highest order win be by reference
TO the Turf Rsgister-and his pedigree ID in ferier to
ho other stallion in the country. Any one Wishing to
purchase the horse aud get all necessary in
formation, by application to
JAMES TALLY,
iv film Fairfield Course. near Richmond.
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ToURNAMENT.-At Burners White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, on the 10th inst. tournament
took place, at which Mr. G Parrish of Culpeper,
under title of knight of the Lone Star" bore
off the ring. Miss George Rust, of baltimore,
was the recipient of the crown. J. p. Kavenagh.
knight of Richmond" was the next successful
one, and chose Miss Fossstt, of Baltimore, first
Maid of Honor, - 81. 81.
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% ID. DENOON has Ter sale 900 Hnnmel-
-. led Crates Fcnders and summer Pieces, en-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Eeptic Patterns
These erates are OF my own msnafacture, and shall
be sold ut the lowest prices. Orders from town ana
country promptly attended TO- The Virginia Ne
chsncS nstituts awarded silver medal the hiehes
pre- uaiam. TO SAINT D. DExoos for the best speei
mems Of 6rates aud Fenders. Also for sale . akgs
stock Of Bells Brsss Brick ~ouds DC. Apply at mi
tween al, and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
iu ln--Suu 49,
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NOT TRUE. The report Of spiritual marriage
| of young lady at Bordentown, New Jersey, with
| the corpse of young man to whom she had been
engaged, is said to be totally without foundation