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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the t Of June Passenger will
the Depot ut Algers EVERY DAY A. NJ.
Leave Grctna every day at A.
Arrive Bayou BGuf every day l1:3O A. H.
RETURNING:
arrive ht Gfetna. < NJ
T. Rl.
Excursion tickets TO go to he regular Stations and back the
same day will be ssIed as follows
To Boutte Is
To Bayou des Alemards. .....................,. 90
To Raceand Laourche Crossings and Terrebonne. SO
To Tigervie 90
% bayou bCtNt & tj
Between Intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will connect with the Passenger TrGrs leaving
the foat of St. Ann EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
cisely
Freight will be received for Bayou Bnuf and intermediate
Stations hy the Company the wharf al the foot of st. Louis
street. EVERY DAY Entil 3 O'Clock P NJ All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight to be delivered all
Other Stations than Bayou des Aemnnd Raceand Lourche
Crossing, Terebone, Teervile and Bayou Bauf (where
the Company have agents) mnst be pre- paid
Printed Rules Rates Of Freight had application
at the office OF theCompaDy.
A. B. SEGER,
ai1T Vice. President.
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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTURES.
FOR RED. RIVER.
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Ct Greole--ipaee Of the Swamp Fox
For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore
light draught packet steamer Creole, d. q, Hill, MASTERY
freight or passage apply soara or 10 2 - :
hH1 s384s5 4t LEWIS ENApP &FCO III Front street.
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CREsCMMT CLTY soAR HNoRIzs-pGpoT

~ No. IL Lafayette street.
The subscribers in this city the
Of Soap for Family, Ship Steamboat use, which they
sent to tie public for its approval in competition with the
of established reputation It combines with free
dom from the disagreeabe effects OF ordinary and
will be found trial washing properties in
fection and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to njure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants and Others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good If
better article home manufacture will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
,,Jn
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AJTRO4D

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SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT-FRoM lsT APRIL TO 3lsT OCT.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New prleans, daily at half
past O'clock NJ and arrives Osyka Miss eighty eight
miles from New Orleans O'clock P NJ Returning leaves
0sykG every morning and reaches New Orleans
II o'clock A. NJ In addition the Passenger Train Extra
Train leaves New Orleans every Sunday clock H. for
Osyka and ineredAte stations and returning reaches New
Orleans at hatpast o'clock, =. II the day.
FAREIhree mile euch way Children under five
years Of age, free Children between five twelve years of
and cooed persons half price. Excursion Tickets good
any train between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning
inclusive) at half the foregoing rates.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained OF the Office of the
Company, No. As Carondeet Also, family tickets
whues halves in packages of twentv II price
Coloed permitted ride in the without
written pass expressly authorizing them do naming
the stations to nnd from which they As the pass will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for trip
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
provided with two.
"a FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for OsyBa and in
ernediae stations at O'clock A. NJ every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. and leaves Osykn for New Orleans and
dilute stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday morning
iy2 If r. P. GUYARn Sup't Transportation
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O. A. LANIME, JACKSON, MISS, GENERAL
Va AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business Of any dcScrip.
ton entrusted to his charge will with prompt attention
Notes and Accounts collected throughout the State prompt
reInittances made.
.,..REFERS TO-.
jackson, Miss, New Orleans. .
Fesrn, Putnam & Co., Shark Day & Staufer,
William 1ardeman, I. A1arsh Denman L Co.,
Chancellor Scott nro tf&W
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6 4. A, HEN DEisSDN Is co., MAGAZINE ST.,
~ Nutcc offer for sale AZ the lowest market prices
choice assortment Of GROCERIES, and invite tho attention
CT purchasers Their stock hes been carefully selected
in the country. ial9 6ri
the most scientific able and experienced mechanics
einecrs the United States have examined Machine and
pronounced Of the uos beautiful and useful inventions
modern date
By simple yet ingenious Device as the gale increases in se
verify tho sails gradually ronnd change the angle
which they set for gentle breeze less
resistance the wiRd, till. when the tempest is raging
height, little presented the thin As
the fury Of the gale abate the fans gradually orig
inai position. Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
on Of the sails is w mechanics have long sought IN
The speed Of the wind wheel increased by powerful
storm Of wind fer Is fully under the control of regulator
ms is wnterwhee engine If this Mill be pu
up will require no care attention whatever for weeks
geher.
The only why the wind for past been uni
v9rslly used motive power well want Of
selfteguatng machine In heavy gales the wind wheel as
heretofore constructed either in
to the injury OF kind OF gearing attached besies
weather. reqplfing The constant anxiety Of the
ant This difficulty is entirely ovated and tho only
lection that possibly be urged is the inconsancy the
wind This is compensated for by the fact that requires
outlay expense the wind eneine-nu
fuel to feed it, with steam The mill ready any
the compass. It will fill large tanks pods can be used
during the intervals of the wnts blowing If the the
MILL pumps and reservoir is in proportion to the quantities
water required there is certainty of having abundance
plantations contrvance unequalled both for
wner and grinding onamented fountains small
sized mill with moderate Wind will raise 600 gallons
ter and grind five bushels OF hour For further inor
nation or orders address
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natctez street, New Orleans,
o24dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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Such an affair as this Of Nenagh may not be without
its consequences. The memory Of country s.distrct
exaggeratios or rmythca incidents giving religious
cQmpexionj to the dispute, may have some effect on
TIE feoruiting for the militia in years to come.
1t may, indeed even hare more serious eonse-
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IsaElaEststss e MADIs9NYIL and CoTINGToN DAILY
rPACEETS-Tta SeteHTner W. G. Young,
Capt ]. W Hoffman, will leave the Lake end Of he Porelaf
train Railroad evety MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY the arrival Of the IL o'clock N. train and
turning will Leave every EsDAY WEDNESDAY,
= On SATURDAY, ia W c. Young will leave the Lake end Of
the Railroad the arrival ohe4 r. NJ ears, for Vaudeville,
Lewsbur Madsoavie feIrn.ng will leave Mldafvllle
al { on MONDAY MORNING. On, 34
H3%ss #g$G#E SUNDAY EXCURSION. T&g4& @il&
Tie IT. G.. Young will make excursion IaRdsyifle Lew
isoarg and Madisanvle every SUNDAY MORNING. tie
arrival bitLe O'CLOCK and will back To enable
her passengers take the O'clock r n train for city
Fare for the excursion 81 fish breakfastf BE provided
on board. Price 50 cents. ssss. !. .s =,.,.-s-E :
For further particulars, inquire Of &FS@3
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" STATE OF LOUISIANA. MOS J
=.s Parish Of Orleans, City OF New OrieansS
Be remembered the 2Gh March, 1876 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and & JAM
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Oers VITO being duly swor according to law, do de-
nose and say tat the accounts just and true aud
ore Z. pt tEena the books Of the SID Company
s.sG G@k @pats,.f 81 =, CHARLES BRIGGS President.
ssygil ll-7a2ftE@f II. z. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and Subscribed before this 18th day q March
1856. 9' sFG7a &C. M BRADF9RB,
The Board Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after tie
second Monday OF May and have declared scrip dvi
dend Of Twenty-Five per cent OH the net earned premiums or
the past year. for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they reserved the balance
Of the net profits the yeat ending 2th arc e5G to meet
pending but tn3d jtaed claims ngail&t the Company.
The Company continue insure against the pe OF the seas
and vers and loss and damage by fire. at The current rates OF
premium. . 2
oce, ii iron building Of Camp a1d SatGhea streets
" 10 A. CGRRfEHE Vice President.
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COMPREHENSIVE.


NOTlCR-NR; pANIELD JOAN is a partner in our
New orleans August la iS6 - -. aul In
Of their proessioa under the sHie of CtAGk
Insurance Office = " G
CHARLES B. ,#aifs SESsLRE9H:s Hi3si:.oa,
Nav o.,.,-. ,sn Il. E3sEKL1N 7ss, il cLAcK al i,
TaS HdS ER M sss 41i sssss IL
grocesTy business as hereoae nhder the style II of r
: New New orleans. July 1st 1885, = is il.
NoTICE-TRE BUSINESS coNNEqTEoN EofR!MER ,fl7!
~ y existing between I p TODD vi H. EisK has
Of the firm but J. P Todd and he only IN liqaidato1
fSOPARTNERsHEP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
552a = SsRS Ss
BsSBsS under he name and sy & 9 Tq ~ a. na
Street, sis e.n WI" s'''lA1' 's 0''ls' y j. + Topho ~
~ %ply 4 1st' 1856. 5.R: F. dsnmandsn, Fhn5Tas
AND AFTER TETS Eli .d,s1 DATE 40 Hr .1;
Of the firm will not be elanggs4 nggghpuRN r. ,11ruRr1 CO
New Orleans, July l. 1856 = - : y --V- y4 sn
n NgssOLUTEON-TH oPARTNERsHTP HERETO.
M SnS s sV np6ST Be- f T@ n
sent either partner will sign the name 9fte firm II
T1HE .UNDERsIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
With the settlement of the affairs of the late firm OF Bur
Isrom will continue the business under his
w - a, ~ JTo y BURROWS, q eravier ST street Ct;
CoPARTNMRsH1P-ER AND AFTER M MsT 7 THIS 4 s
"iSsf rs I'm 1hs h' OF H. \ hoSsDA II Il T. iLoNspALE
NTOTECE-MR, DUFF GREEN, OF vICKsBURG,
IN Mississippi becomes partner in our hoT5e ts DAY.
New Orleans, July 1856. a. jyl 3nl
DEsSOLUlION-TH FIRM OF RAWLINs. DUN
" CAN CO. Is this day Dissolved BY mu1ai CONSENT and
u, July l. 49,, fzH: + Il Bi B5d51E sA1EtESs'
CoPARTnERsElT7P-TEE gNpERs5FaSSIERp = NJ HAyE
% succeed S a @ ef Co.
@ s PPos nssfSg 9 ~ n are I aaon
lied to lquidae tie business eftheir pred cce2sors
Julyl 1856 ,9. GEO. WI. LOGAN, Jr.
n7yon retiring from the Commission Business take great
pleasure rendering my sincere thanks to the patrons of the
Ia late I @ of kaT % Dfa G ena 5 sf nes5
jy jEGian en- anu TO 'oRs 'o 'As- sAM " kAWILGs.
oTICE gTpERsTSSEP M6G sH RETERbS bs rrtnsi TIS
The business will be continued under the same name
aS 'sie'0'0'' ], MONTGOMERY, l1e Common st.
NoTECE-AUGs. R. MoNTG oMERY AND JAS: A.
WHlTEhave become partners III our cnnmetcat ntt toh
'''u IL 'sr ans '''s' va j. MONTGOMERY;
June l. 1856. lel2
| =. ,s-e-->, ----,.->n7 ~, ,,Cra DmNvns4gsp
14SsNAOIlON Uh UhS @ L,a N r. az M nndsr
~ The eopnrtnershp heretofore eXsnE between he uhusr
Ened under the firm OF SMITH GoOEE, Is lis gay us
solved by its own Limitation Eer partner Will sign Tue ue
| OF the hrm il liquidation; ,,-n,,
| l: IL sMd[tA4 sSndI1A,
Y; b GO GoopER, y; r.,
| New Orleans May l. 1855. = my9 I'm
| NTspFr5CFc -vuN I'm DERSIG NED HAVE FORMED A
nd
Cooper in This city and New YORK; unaer ne I'm OF sith
GooPEh co. WN \. T. = s"t "Gto5oohEa. Jr.
| ---., q. ALLAN 'iAiotAi1 1a
,T,9g75 w % s5s;I S s,.S o7i7s F77,s71 rs F71s DAy
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Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
Messrs Geo. n. Wnchell, Bro. & Co
Genis-1he Pumpsg Engine purchased Of YOU for use of
shop the the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in use time and given perfect satisfaction
consider II the best pumping apparatus within knowledge
The engine drives besides the pamPs, a0inch circular SAW
three aes and drill press and there to spare with
SIS pressure the square inch Of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend notice of railroad managers and
others. Yours truly,
New Orleans, owe rni1er I, 1855.
Office N. o., Op. and &. W. Railroad Co.
Mr T. Bridge Sru your inquiry relative to the
performance o the McGowan Pumps this road
ouy say that they quite equal Representation
and that among the variety of pumps bave in they
decidedly the best. - o.
Yours, respectfully, A. B. SEGER, Vice President
The above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
ubscrber. sole agent here for the manufacturers.
ie25 3md&W @ ISAAC BRIDGE, q Magazine street.
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NTeGOWAN,s CELEBRATED PLANTA-
lSl TIUN PUMPs-Double Acting Suction and Force Coast
Pumps and Pumping Engines dchargng from $500 10 100000
Gallons hour Sugar House Pumps Fire Engines Pumps
with Brass Ball Valves Hot Water Pups for Forcing into
Boilers nganstSteaEl.
McGowan Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the river
overlooking rice lands supplying sugar houses etc Draining
Engines House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice moaSSes and forcing hot water into
boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wrecking Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable of throwing from 50 to 75 gallons per minute through
q ozze Il distance Of from lG0 to 100 feet.
rhe engines each Furnished with bard wheel for driving
ccuarsnw, mill gin Stands and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, wnre houses etc. where
compact aud simple vertical engines are desirable.
Nc brick work erection OF Kind is necessary in putting
these engines to work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made
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@#E HTIiURsDAK7 I0RNING, AUGUST = 1856, =
TIE I.
r., pLsAsuRE . xcI d SO n

ssadE---sJsTWICE ii WEEK ACROSS THE LAKE
ssaEszsaz The elegant low pressure steamer Arrow,
Chambesla MASTER viii leaye the bake snd of the Poneas
Of the O'Clock AZ H. train until farther notice
commencing Fridey tho for shs psrposs os
oppony to those who isa e wy .sf aIG raiss IL o.
Ies;hng lake breeze Rstaisg fr9n ManaeSe M ne same
1a This arrangement will interfere with the regular
trips Of tue boat advertised an her schedule 4=f
iys2R Tickets, 81; Dinner Soc. -
=. fyu.s FOR POINT TCLEAR.-UNTIb FUR
her notice. the steamer southern SGaf,
Capt, John p Carson will leave town gArkYs
SUNDAYS excepted as o'clock. p. Nj direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF. Z
On sandays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will lsaye
10 O'clock A. NJ and will land at the short ar in
the Hotel convenience fae and freight Sunday
evenings will leave town aDont six O'Clock. S 4
jy2H Ls si 4Sg,--5.t DAVID FORU. Agents. I
4, fyuSs : FOR MpBaEE DtRECV, DAILY
Easaskssa s. MAIL LINE-sunrnes Ar-augsme1t-fna q
splendid low packet steamer Csa, n
Hsn, MASTER Florida, " ,H.ntehings Rastss a,s
Lake. trade with superior one Of the abovs
steamers will leave the Lake end Of the Pcntcharan Railroad
daily the arrival Of u O'clock 81 stopping at Bay
ST. Louis Pass Christian and daily going and return
ing, water permitting
Cabin Fare to Mobile.
= " r.. GEDnEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
Esw Orleans, November l. 1855. ~ rs
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WATERING PLACES.

New Orleans June l. 1856 : = II.
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aSEA-GOIN VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.


sssSsSsds Mall Line The and magnificent steamship
NautalHs, Jno 8 Thompson commander willeaye hbove
puncaiy For freight passage having elegant staetoom
accommodations, apply to 4I.,-=f .z sff&@4S
HARRIs, MORGAN & CO., foot Of Julia street,
III "= opposite the Steamship Landing.
EJAIf freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy Of the steamer Gramps unless otherwise
directed
must provide themselves with the steamers bills
of ading. No other form will be signed. a't at2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE say to the voters of Wood
county that [ will be independent candidate for
sheriff of Wood county at the ensuing October elee
tion. GEORGE MCKNIGHT,
Mr.. HIGGINs :--Please announce my indie
peudent candidate for Sheriff of Wood county, Ohio
L. c. LOCK.
Mr.. EDIroR :--Please announce the of HI
RAM DAVIS as an independent candidate for Sur
veyor. and oblige MANY VOTERS.
To the Voters of Wood County.
GENTLEMEN IL offer myself to your consideration
candidate for the Sheriff atty and humby So
lcit your support. GEORGE d. FLACK.
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YACHTING ON THE MAUMEE.-The Perrysbur
gians are having fine times with their new and
beautiful yacht. Sails, signalized by music moon
light merry men and magnificent women, accur
almost every night. En- PEASANT, vote was ta-
ken on the Challenge the other night in which
the ladies went for Buchanan d" TO a man." Gal
lurious news Will Higgins put this in his
pipe and smoke it? We guess not.-TOledo
Commercial.
Now Brown knew we had no pipe. and that
we would not smoke if we had a dozen of them.
Furthermore, we don't see anything to smoke but
Buchanan woman, and we don't believe she
would keep until after the election if she was
smoked We have the fist Buchanan woman
TO see yet, and as no ride has taken place on the
Challenge that will answer to Browns descrip-
ton, we are forced to the conclusion that he
has been dreaming-and young men are sure to
see beautiful women in their dreams and as
Brown very properly thinks the Challenge beau
tiful boat, but not so wisely thinks modern de-
mocracy all adomment even to femll lie beauty
ana grace the appartion is accounted for.
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AHEAD OF T'sIE TE1#Rs!
At tAe Sign ot tHc Dig Watca,


- y. T. COOK respectfully informs his ten
EYA, thousand personal frieiitls and the good
Gs,.sA people os Toledo Maumee City, Perrysburg
and te country around that he has opened and keeps up
the most complete and splendid stocke ever offered m the
city ual receiving daily additions from tie best Euro
pean and eastern manufacturers II
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless 20 attempt an enumeration
Of the brilliant articles his show eases contains but la
dies and gentlemen will please call and see his splendid
Gold iSIst SILVER Watches,
of every variety quality and pattern prices ranging
from 7ca Ia ONE f{iaidred and F5ftg D0iilrs.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHILNS,
the largest aud richest assortment ever seen here at
prices from Tirsirc to FJtg D1iayy.
HEAVY GOLD GCIRD CHiTNS,
of uneJualled hCuuiy, weight and finish, at from.
Yicsirs 10 Forty Flee Duii0ry
MAGNIFICENT DANoND PINs AND RINGS, Of theIatest
styles and at the lowest prices
SUPERIOR PES AND POcNEr KNIVES, of elegant pat
terms and finished workmanship, the finest lot in town
PLAIN, OCrAsON & BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLuCKs Of
the best manufacture, at TiS9 md Hlf 10 FifceEl
DONdrS. With a countless variety of
Lockcts Rings, Gold Pens,
Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Gold Pencils.
Cuff Pins Brooches Studs, Watch Seals
and everything else ever heard tell of in lew
elry establishment. Prices ioloerfhaa the forrest
Zfl-S pecial given by the best workmen in the
country 20 RArAIRINa WATCHES aSD JEwELRE. and aIi
work warranted
zf7~ DoHt forget The D'aes---Sist of hs Biz
lEatth summit street. Toledo.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Wood Common Pleas.

Austin b. Taylor. vs.. Joshua b. Smith, Sarah Smith,
and Samuel Moss
rINHE defendants will take notice that plaintiff las fled
Z in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Cdtion
pleas of Wood county Ohio his petition against Them
the substance and prayer of which is that said Joshua
b. Smith and Sarah Smith, the 10Th day of April,
1863 made their note in writing to said Austin b. 1ay
Tor for the sum of hundred dollars payable six
months after date with interest at ten per rent per
num- and 20 secure the payment of said they
cued and delivered to said Taylor deed of mortgage
upon the quarter of the south quarter
section ~ township 3, range TO- that said Ta ljr has
been compelled to pay taxes thereon TO about the
of nine dollars that other and further taxes are due
thereon that said defendant Moss has mortgage upon
the same land but made subsequent to the plaintiff
mortgage the prayer of said petition is for Judgment
for the amt due on said note with interest and amount
paid for taxes ana also order for he appras and
sale of said lands and tecment 10 satisfy said Judgment
GREENE g. Y1NEFROCK, Plfs. Atty's
July 10 IQjG--1OvGS4 10
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Wood County Court of Common Plea

' lcatlOn alter dune term, TSlN.
John Shepler, plaintiff William p Reznor, defendf
WILLIAM p. REZNOR will take notice that John
w Shepler, the l4th day of July, 1906 filed in the
Clerks office of the above court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, petition seeking to foreclose a
mortgage deed given by yoa him July s. 1855, %
cure the payment of three duebills notes one of
800 dated and due July ih 1858 and one Of $40.
dated aud due July it 1853 and of $5s So dated
and due May 21 1865, with payment five dollars on
said last note made July 2 1850, and asking Judgment
for said amounts with interest from the respective dates
as above set forth and nm order Of sale pay the same
of the premises mortgnged and described therein
lots No 52 and No b3 in Perrysburg and all the nte-
rest of said William p. Re2nor in east Perrvsburg.
William p. Re2nor will therefore take notice that I'M
less he appear and answer or demur to said petition by
the goth day of Seember 1886 said petition will
be taken confessed and Judgment rendered thereon
according to the prayer of the petition, At thenex term
of said court, MURRAY S DODGE
July 10, lS5G-10w6S450 Plaintiffs Attys.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14

9s1~The Teachers Institute has been in ses-
sion in Maumee City since Monday. A goodly
number are in attendance. Next week the same
body will hold a session in this place. Ample
provision has been made for the accommodation
of strangers, and we hope to see the teachers
and friends of education in Wood and adjon-
ing counties here in full force. 1t is an iihpor-
tlnt enterprise-one in which we should all feel
a deep interest. Let those of our citizens who
can attend the meetings of this Institute do SO.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14
Wood Common Pleas,

John Sheper William P. Reanor.
WILLIAM p. REZNOR will take notice that on
w the lfth day of July, 1856, John Sheper fled
petition against him in the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county. Ohio asking therein Judgment against
him for SlO with interest since July t. 1853 and for
$26 6I, with interest from date on which petition and
affidavit orders of attachment ha, been ssaed to Wood
and Lucas counties. Said William p Rcznoris notified
to answer demur to said petition by Sept Goth 1856
Judgment will be taken the nextterm of said court
by default. MURRAY s. DODGE.
July 10, 1S5G-10wGS 2.Gj. Attorneys for pl'f