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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-19
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ARRIVALS AND-DEPARTUREs.
FaIpAY ApRILIs.
wv. wALMAS St. Louis to Pit'sbUsg.
z EFEIEe ALTON. fro N New orleanstO LouisNift- I 1
TIsnoNiSGo from Me mphis to Louisville. y
ONO BELLE. from Cincinnati to New Orleans
FLINT HILs. from Cincinnati to Upper Mississippi.
sasTArEsM from Sc. Louis to Cincinnati.
s-' BMMA o,vS. from wabash-to Evansville.
- The riveris still rising. with plenty Of
water on the falls for large boats. ...z
- The popular Rainbow win DC down to-
day She will return from Henderson before
dark -z.tsst " l557s iI. boss tt.a ,4f d sr ssel
- The fast Fashion will be down for St.
Louis tomorrow morning early. The High
flyer will be up. t1i ls GELA
- The Ohio Belle, finished her load at
cur wharf yesterday. She was loaded to the
guards. a2sa@'
z,--- The incompatible Levi of the Tisho-
'mingo left us a large bundle of Southern ps-
f9ers yesterday.
The shenartd from Wheeling and
Pittsburg, put off the largest lot of dry goods,
castings and iron we have noticed yet. She
lty here nearly twelve hours,
- . = The Alvin Adams, for St. Louis, will
be here this morning Mr.. Archeris in the OF
flee, ready to ticket you to any place in the
Far West"
The splendid passenger packet ilgara,
will be down to day for New Orleans. Capt
SPOTS will be on hand to make his passengers
comfortable.
There arc large quantities of goods in
the city awaiting the departure of a Wabash
boat. The Emma Brown came out yesterday
evening loaded to the guards. She will prob
ably return Immediately.
60 The st. Louis Intelligencer of Thurs
day says: ssa -sf aaea
-. The river here is rising, and all the upper
Streams are in fine boating order, and so is the
Ohio. The Emigrant, in from the Missouri,
found five feet in the channel.
- The following rates prevailed at Gin
cinnati last Thursday.
New OrlcahS.-Flour 80; Whisky 81 so;
Oil 81 so; Pound Freight so cents p cwt.
Nashville--Wh Risky and Oil 81 u Dbl; Ale
851ac; Pound Freight so y cwt. CABIN Pas
sengers $40. lsesra7,al s lsa.g
Wabash.-Whisky and Oil 81 25@$1 so
per bbl Flows Coo. Molasses 50; Pound
Freight 40c per hundred
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS
JlHE Board of Commissioners the county
i NifT. at II clock A. NJ. Thursday the
mex receive and consider ed proposals for building
BRIDGE WITH STONE AHCrMESTs, Pigeon Greek,
Codys MIL Plans md specifications of the proposed
be at the oee the undersigned by persons
DESTROYS of bidding for said job. tz
mh22-tt WILLIAM II. WALKER A. &C.
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journment.
WASHINGTON, April IS.
SENATE-On motion of Mr.. Seward reso-
luton was adopted directing the committee on
Post Offices to enquire into the expediency of
establishing uniform rate of postage,
throughout the United States. rra 81
On motion of Mr.. Sumner a resolution was
adopted instrueting the Committee on Patents
to consider the expediency Of amending the
Patent LAWS so as to allow. the inhabitants of
ncighboring British provinces to enjoy the
benefits of these laws on an eddal footing, in
all respects with the citizens of the United
States. 5000 ,5'aa Ss@
HoUsE.-Mr. Haven submitted a letter adj
dressed by the Secretary of the Navy to Mr..
Benson, chairman of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, in which MI. Dobson invites mem
bers of Congress to visit the new steam frig.
ate Merrimae. at Annapolis, saying that the
President and himself expect to leave Wash
ington for that city this afternoon, and will
await the arrival of the Morning train before
going on board the steamer
On motion of Mr.. Wasburn, of Ills, it was
resolved that when the House adjourn it be
adjourned until Manday next.
CINCINNATI, April Is.
Flour ,frIper 50a5 76: Provisions firm
Mess pork Is. Bacon sides SIC. Shoulder.
&c. Bulk sides &c. Whisky 19al915. Gro
ceries steady. ~
River risin inches There; is Is feet waite,
Weather clear and pleasant.
PIrTsBURG, April 49,
$ Ri7er falling; II feet water in the channe
Weather cloudy.
BALTIMORE, April Is.
/ Flour very firm; sales Of Howard street 4
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ED wAaD BoY LIE,

--trsr SHEEr-IRoS WORKER. 5, ---e -
BOILER MAKER AND BI,AC KSMIHffGNG III G ENERAL;;
SE ANUFACTCRE of Boiler Rvets. Esiiroad Chairs and
I'VE Spikes n. +. Corner Main aud Cherry St.
Louis. Mo. ff--s- y - s&
Rs Second hand Boiles always Oh and. Repairing lone
uuon the shortest notice. =. - -. mhlS-3m
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CRAWFORD BELL.


WHCLESAl e AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
. WASLINGT0N BLOCK BUILD1NtE, MAIN ST.
:. rs EvanstiiieIikSiSs =
receiving largest b6t stock
4 OF Drugs Medicines. &C., ever Is
bnsYe Every article offered the public
and of the best 4usty Ny personal attention will
given the putting all orders and Prescriptions
The stock consist in part of the following:
10 Ehhls EPSON Salts, G bills Spirits Turpentine
5 do Glauber do, 4, do Alcohol 76 A. P
2 Cases English Ref 3orsx, Casks Cream Tarter
/ Case Gam Opium, 10 do Sup. Carb. Soda,
do Shellae, Case Carbonate Magnesia
| do do Coral. do Called do
Ceroons Spanish Foat indigo 1 Bale Alez' SIENNA,
! HID OmbrS Madden. do INDIA do,
81 d.. Sulpt. Qdhine Gases Sup Liqus rice,
20 Or. Suph. Merphia, 200 Kegs White Lead
10 do Acetate do. Bills Caster Oil.
5 Bills Copel Varuish, 100bSs Ass d W indow glass;
5 do Linseed Oil, D. E5oboxes Ass'd Glassware,
5 do LarfOsl. - "a H26 Tbs GhloToform
Pure Brandies and other liquors for Family and medical
1sa nh13-1Y
ETLtNNELS.- 4 eaf
u ctses Canton Flanpels;
bales yellow do;
dc Blnc twfllsd Elannels; -
DO green do do: rec-d this day an 1 for sale
by JAMES Low & CO..
dac1T-9&w AS Main street Louisville. XIV.
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rH1RrY-FoURTH coxGREss-r1Rsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON, April II.
SENATE.-The Committee on Commerce
was directed to enquire into the Coolie trade,
and report the propriety OF prohibiting it. or
extending to the vessels engaged in it the pro-
visions Of the passenger act.
The Bounty Land Bill was discussed, but
no action had Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Senate fertilization bill was
tabled, having been improperly originated in
that body,
The deficiency Bill was debated until sd-
journment. -.*.
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TO EkeATNzEN

IUAyE opened. on the cor sl5
LAG Anerof Canal and Main streets.
al Roar SToRE ana FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
lshment. whore will be PR pared at all times
t. SIMPLY Canal and Ohio Boats families with every
ticie, they need in the way of Stores.
Canal Boasmen particularly requested to remember
my place. - 2twdtf JOHN FARRELL.
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MECHANICN, NVORKN.

NATHO A II IA % II Ell,
Newburgh, Ind.
- MRS. H. l.. p ENTECO ST. "a
III Respectfully informs the citizens of Evansville apd
travelling munity generally, chat he has opened the
National Hotel Newburgh and paepared to receive
silent and guests The house Is and
is we'll arranged inside fer comfort and
situated the Ohio river. The table viii be well su9psd
the Evansville market Horses CARR
ages will we'll taken Every attention will be PAD
those who patronise the house. The public
solicited to ri the house call. mhol-tI
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lEW SPgaNG GOOnS,

1875. NEW STIRRING GOODS. 1856
UST received in fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
eS which prepared dispose of the lowest figures
W shall receive all the lat goods d
rect from the importers and manufacturers and hope by
str attention the othe merchants merit
sharecf their patronage Ia j. @. JEWELL & CO..
srnht3-6 Corner Vine and FIRST streets.
81 BBLS No. Plaster Paris in and for sale by
%sR 81 mh26 n. H. COOK SON
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MISCELLANEOUS.


D. w. en0 % CROCK i;;TT * WE, s. NJ LOWE
AFRO RNEYS At Il AW, =
~ '>--, JACKSONVILLE, KY.
WIFI give prompt attention al business entrusted hei
care. s-~r .s.--- .re ~.e r--fsz.5s- noy6-tf
csc. KLINE. PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP KsAMER.
GEO. II LIN e ~ CO..
Manufacturers OF Lard Gil, Soap and Candles.
NNT prepared Is fill orders for the above
TS tices and sell Low prices the be had
OF Cnennat Orders to be left at the store of Decker
Kramer Main street, between First and Second sts
feh2-3m -.1
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a. ASH AND De0Rs.-2 eco Lights ass Sash;
ans 80 ORR DALZELL & co.
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ERnnIAm MINES
Z I'm FnIE SALE.

THNHE undersigned having determined to Califor
MIA offers the Farm which he resides,
situated the road leading from Evansville to Mt Vernon
prised Of three tracts we'll imrroved and supplied with
the and in healthy eh county of ander
burgh Persons wishing to purchase part the whole Of
said Farm will learn the by application to the under
signed upon the premises. Title indisrutahle; -,,
apIO-lwd3mw THOMAS kNiGtT.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF MAIN STR EFT, SECOND STR EET AND
HIGH STREET LOTS,

YUI3LIC SALE
OFMAIN STR EFT, SECOND STR EET AND
HIGH STR EET LOTS,
Evansville. Ind.
AN Saturday. the 10th day of pril. 1885, at p
~ NJ the Court o1Se door in Evansville, pursuant
of the Court of Comoa Pleas Yanderburg
in behalf of the minor heirs and by the direction of the
adult heirs of the ae John Mitchell will proceed to sell
auction the following parcels ore9 estate towitLo No
Do Donation Enlargement of Evansville. fronting
Main street and running along the Canal 144 feet
ITO sell tin four parcels eaeA 1854 feet Main
street and l4f eetdeep-
ALso-LOt No o5 Plan Evansville. on
Second street and $50 feet deep alley and
he residence of VIM Baker Esd propose to sell this
parcels of3 feet front each and $50 feet deep
alley Also the of the adjoining Lot No o being
the of Locust and Second streets
and well ftei either for Business Residence.
ALSo-Lots Nes. block Is, 4th enlargement,
which stands double frame house. These lots
wide and about so and we'll
The titles all believed to he good Guardian deed
for the minor heirs and deed by the adult
heirs will be given.
GET Terms of saIe1 cash the residso at six and twelve
Months and mortgages with interest and waving
relief laws; payable at the Evansville Branch Bank.
JOHN LNGLE. JR. Guardian
fof Minor and Agent for Adult Heirs
mhT ids of John Mitchell.
IJOW ELINti.-2 cases brown iIensbeck Toweline;
4 do beaehed d this
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The splendid passenger packet Niagara,
viii be down to day for New Orleans. Capt
SPOTS will be on hand to make his passengers
comfortable.
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ZHTE bought the stock and taken the store
~ Rrs0cb Bank and made large additions 70 ther
With for future supplies justihss
ns in promising citizens Of Evansve and vicinity AZ
in the city Being determined TO ezsfton y
all to receive liberal pat
Give us trial. All Goods delivered free Of charge
mhss $3.50 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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AZ CASES Ladies Bootees; so Child Bootees; -
sPV Men calf and kip shoes 5o6ases Men boots
for sale by mh3l j. II MAGHEE 4 &C.
aSSBep at7 T. IL COOK & son.
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New Orlcahs.-Flour 80; Whisky 81 so;
Oil 81 so; Pound Freight so cents p cwt.
Nashvlle.--W Risky and Oil 81 y Dbl; Ale
851ac Pound Freight so y cwt. CABIN Pas
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4 EMnNs r-lOboxsin store and for sale ~ =. -
4 apl2 PRESTON bkoS.
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Wabash Whisky and Oil 81 25@$1 so
per Dbl; Plows Coo. Molasses 81; Pound
Freight 40c per hundred.
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Titles u the Chicfs. Brares, &c.
OH-YAH-wAH-DA, or Grey Beard Chief.
DAH-GaH-AT- DAB GAH. or Two Guns.
soH SOH- sob WAN, or Big Sand,
HO-TwAH Nott-SI. or He is around.
GAA-No-SWAH. or Man Eater
GAH-YAH GwAH- DOH, or Eagle Eye.
HA-AH u All GWAT, or Hunters Path
EE-WAU-NEE, nr Corn Planter. sa. -l.
DAB WAH- DoK-TAH, or Wild Bird, Ssruaw
YAH YoH-YoH Gw4f, or Tame De-f.
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WE the Brick Building on First street
below Bement Vieles and in few days
will receiving Spring Stock. We would repeetlu
invite Id friends the
rally to call see shall prepared TO oner tne
both in the quality H.
prices will goods to a cash ana ?.
buyers any other house in the w est, anu
the patronage Of all such custom q M No noRGAN
feb2 b j.. III
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EEOIAssES.-I5O bbls Plantat' in tine order aud II
ltE half-bbls do. for sale BY :
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-.
~ AvTNG January disposed Of interest in the
d late Morgan. Keen Preston have this day
formed copartnership with my brosher VIM w Aergan
under the name and H. W. W MORGAN, for the
purpose general wholesale E2es
and Shoes, Hats. Cans, etc. j. ii. MuRGANs
Evansville, Feb. ~, '55. ,-.--.v -
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THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD COUNTY.
Ferdinand Just, plaintiff, vs.. Matherine lie Tmbre
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BOOKS 81 sTATIONERsY.

Grent Bargains GOlC offered.
GEORGE T. ROBINSON has opened in his
" new store, No. 8, Gardeners Buildings Toledo
Ohio, the finest assortment of BOOkS d. STA
TONER Y, and at lower prices than ever before
offered III the Toledo market, embracing all the
most standard works Literature. History, Poetry
Science and Arts. All the most popular works of
the day, received as issued. large assort-
ment Of Blank BOOkS, full bound and half bound
of the very best manufacture and at the lowest
prices. WRITING PAPERS.
large stock of the very finest kinds including Flat
Cap. Foolscap, Letter, Bath Post Note, plain and
fancy. ENVELOPES.
Any quantity of various qualities and Sizes plain
and fanCy-the best assortment ever before offered
in this market.
WRITING INKS,
of all the best manufacturers in this country and in
and of all colors.
WINDOW PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND BORDERING,
large assortment carefully selected and at prices
that cannot fail to give satisfactions
BLANKS
for Justices Lawyers and business r;en, always on
hand, and at the lowest prices
SCHOOL BOOKS
Webster's Elementary Spelling Books, by the case
or by the dozen, at the lowest cash prices States
of superior quality.
WRITING BOOKS.
with without copies slate pencils chalk crayons,
lead pencils large and small school cards, drawing
paper. &c.
Gs,-All orders from the country executed with
dispatch and fidelity ard no pains will be spared TO
make those wishing to purchase in our line feel it
to be an object to trade with us. (3otfI
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THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS WOOD COUNTY.
Ferdinand Just, plaintiff, Matherne lie Timbre,
George NJ. Parsons, defendant.
TJNHE defendant katherine lie Timbre, will take
L notice that Ferdinand Just has filed a petition
i'll the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, asking to establish power of attorney from
lie Timber to George NJ. Parsons about lS4S
thorzing him generally TO sell and convey the n
+. Or of the n. E. Or of section 20, T. ) north, r.
10 east, Wood county, Ohio containing 40 acres
which power of attorney was lost without record; !;
and to compel conveyance of said land from said
Parsons to plaintiff in pursuance Of sale made by
him to A. Walters, January 20 1851. and by Wal
ters transferred to plaintiff the consideration of
said sale from Parsons to Walters being $l00, which
j. rendered. Unless YOU appear and answer or de-
nur to said petition by the 18th day of May. 1856
the next term of said court thereafter said cause
will be heard as upon default your part, and
decree taken accordingly MURRAY g. DODGE,
March %. 1S56--45wGS350 Attvs Ptf.
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Wood County Probate Court.

PETITION 10 SELL LAND.
Henry II. Dodge admir- Of William HOLSTER decd,
John J. lIollister, Abby Il. Uoliistcr, Marian II.
Strong Samuel Strong.
TOHN J. HOLLISTER. Abby X. HOLSTER, Ma
> rian II. Strong, and Samuel Strong. will take
notice that Henry IL. Dodge has, as administrator
ot William HOLSTER deceased, filed against them
iH the probate court of Wood county, Ohio, petit
ton to sell lot number thirty three, (33) in block
number one, (D and lots number seven, (O eight, ()
ten. Q0) eleven, Q) twenty two (22) twenty three,
(23) twenyfour, (2i) twenty-five, (25) twenty
~ in what is known HOLSTERS subdivision in
the town of Perrysburg, Wood county. Ohio, to
pay the debts of William Hollister. deceased, there
being personal property subject to admnistra-
ton and that said will be for hearing before
said probate court Of Wood county, Ohio. on the
10Th day of May, A. y. 1856. JAMES MURRAY,
Counsel for Petitioner.
March 23, 1956.--45w6S3.75
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TARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE EWORKS.---EDwARD LLOYD, On
ITl Monroe-st Toledo, manufactures and deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS,
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties and all other articles usually called for in his
line. lie has on hand large and well selected as
sOrtment of Italian and American Marble Menu
ments, Tomb Stones, &C.. which he will finish in
the best style, with pronrptness and despatch, ard
On as reasonable terms as any establish nent in the
western states.
All persons wishing TO pay the last mark Of re-
speet 10 their departed friends will please give him
call. GTOledo. Nav 26, 1855 --2yl
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William Reither against Jacob Reither. admins
traitor of Peter Reither. ct al
DY virtue of order of sale from the court of
ID common pleas of Wood county. l shall expose
TO public sale at the court house in Perrysburg.
the 8th day of April A. ID. 1856 between the hours
of one and four o'clock r. NJ. of said day the fol
lowing described property. 10 wit: The south hnlf
of the south east quarter OF section fifteen, in town
ship north, of range II east and the north west
or. Of the south west or. of section 81 in township
and range last aforesaid, ali in Wood county Ohio.
Land last above described 10 be sold subject TO
dover estate. Said lands to be sold by virtue Uf
order of sale obtained on foreclosure of mortgage
in favor of plaintiff. ". l.. COOK.
j. II. REID. Pltffs Atty. Shift Wood Co.. y.
March 8. l956--43w5$2.37
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I(OAD NO1lCE.---1he viewers nrd surveyor
~ will meet on the 18th day of A pril, 1856 at
the house of }. "A. Sargent to lay out and establish
county road as follows: Commencing at the east
quarter-post of section 33, Il. 5, II. II, Center
thence running west on tie quarter section line on
the most practicable route till it iutersects the west
Portage river rond. near David Phillips's in town
and range aforesaid. The unknown owners of sec
"a, 33 and 81, will take notice
Also, on the same day, viewers and SURVEYOR viii
meet at the house VIM. Phillips, same township, to
alter county road, commencing 95 rods east of IL
;. w. corner of sec. %, in Center township thence
running north-e on the river bank to the first an
gle OF the county road aud to yacate that part of
the rond running diagonaly across the south yves,
&C acre lot of the section aforesaid.
March 8, 1S5G.--4}w4 WM putILIps
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nITCH MOI ICE.---To John Ii. Waterlouse
- John ]. Iores, Daniel II. Smith, James ".
Aiken, Michael Boyle, VIM. Dick. Henry Smith
Leonard llansbury or the owners of the follow inc
lands e hf. S. W. Or. +. hf. n. W or, n L. ar
Of section 81 W. hf S. Z. Or, T.. hf. S. l.. Or, VI
hf. n. T.. Or, L. hf n f. Or, Of section 30; n. W
5. f. or. Of section 70. I 3, II. 10 east.
You are hereby notified that the trustees of Henry
township, Wood county. Ohio, will meet on Mon
day, April 18th, 1856, at the house of Israel
Smith, for the purpose of viewing, locating ard aI-
pOrtioning a ditch or water course as follows: Be
ginning at point on the south line of Wood coun-
y about 80 rods west of the south quarter rost Ct
sec. 81 thence running nortLerly through sections
81, 30, 20 and 20, 10 intersect Portage creek.
j. II. JONES by ISRAEL SMITH.
March g. 195G.--43wGH
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/ ANDS FOR SALE.---l will sell. on very
~ reasonable terms the undivided S. w or sec.
10, L. A. U. S. r., in Wood county. Ohio, contain
ing l07 acres. more or less also, n. ". fr Or sec,
I, L. d, H. IA, i'll Ottawa county, near the village
of Elmore. JAMES MURRAY
Dee. 3. lS55--3Ow4
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CEOTEHHNG HOUSE.

NJ II. CALLARD respectfully informs the
N. merchants and citizens generally Of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity that he continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities and gre atty ell
larged stock of beautiful styles and patterns sua
bic for the season At his store room on Louisiana
Avenue, east side, between Frouj and Second SITS.
where he will at all times during business hours)
be ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING, in
the latest and best style All orders given will be
accomplished with promptncss and economy
n. N.B.--Cutting done for the Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [novl
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WOOD COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


s. G. Mcdonald, prttf VS.. Henry a. Buttles deft.
TNElE defendant will take notice that plaintiff on
l. the Sth of March, A. D.. 1856, filed in the clerks
office Of said court his petition. asking for judy
ment against him for the of "a dollars and 50
cents, as a balance due for goods sold to him and
that unless he appear and answer before the arss
day of June. 1856, said petition will be taken
as true, and judgment had thereon accordingly.
S. JEFFERSON, Atty.
March Is. IS5G--44w4& &I.39
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DOAD NOTICE.---1he viewers and surveyor
IL will meet at the house of Israel Smith in Hen
ry township, the 10Th day of a ril 1856 10 Ia
cnt and establish county road follows: TO COM
mence at the southwest corner If Henry township
and run /. miles north, on the line between Henry
and Jackson townships to ntcrsect the COUNTY road
running east and west through said townships
March g. 10j6--t3wl%
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-29
March 22, 1956.--45w6S3.75

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been duly appointed administrators of the
estate of George w. Baird, deceased, late of the
township OF Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, and
are authorized to settle the same. Persons having
claims against said estate requested to present
them, duly authenticated, for settlement; and those
who are indebted to said estate are requested to
make payment without delay.
JOHN BATES, ,,::..
CHARLES c. BAIRD, Aun''n'''Fa'orS'
Perrvsburg, March 49, 1S56.--44w3