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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

elssiea de VIII he Mayor sAsir writ.
- sslisQsishnsss Of any ssd I'll claim
Ter dsosgss b reason Of shs widesieg
81 ssid stssss. Carried.
On motion; the resolution ~ amended
was adopted.
Aid. Corbin moved that the Clerk be su'
thoris.d 10 deliver to the Aldermen Of the
city, 10 the Mayor, Clerk, Marshall, En-
gineer, Attorney, Treasurer and Stree,
Csnoissioner, each one, copy Of the Revi-
sed Ordinances, which was carried unan-
nously.
Ald. Corbin o6er.d the following:
Resolved. That, the City Treasurer be
and he 10 hereby ordered to pay 10 the prop
er holders Of such X ad certificates as have
been registered, a. pr Resolution Of this
Body, The amount due on the same and
charge such payments in his account a.
Treasurer Of this city Which was adopt
| ed
| AID. Corbin Offered The following:
Received. That, the Clerk be Instructed
10 give notice one week before the election,
m the estate Democrat" aud der Demo
cra," that Polls will be opened on the ls'
Saturday IN April next in the Several Ware
Of the City If Davenport for the election Of
one Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer, Marshall, an'
Police Magistrate for sAtd city, and two
Aldermen 10 each of The following Wards
,o.wit, the LIST. 9th. and 9th, Wafds-And one
Alderman in each Of the following WArd
towit, the 2ud. Sd. and 4ih, Wards
Be It further resolved, tina, the JUICES .
Election shall! be a follows:
LIST. Ward.-J. w. Cannon, Hem
Haapt, Wm. DO Ian; WI. DooIan 10 ! ae
Is clerk.
I'd. Ward.-Jho. H. Shut, {. }. II. Eyer
Sam N Bosworth, the latter to &C, as Gle, K
ID. Ward James NJ. Bowling. Samue
Sdddori- L. D. Esgal, the latter 10 oct a
clerk.
4th Ward. John Forrest, VS.. Collin.
Samuel Sylvester, the latter TO act as clerk
5ih Ward.-J. W. Churchill, VIM. Ren
wicA, J. c. Hsycock, Nj. Renw,ck 10 y
as clerk.
9th. Wsrd.-Robt Christie, AbneI Dav
son, Z G. Blood, the latter 10 &C, az clerk
Be il further
Resolved. Thai, the Jla. rs for noldr
the election shall be as follows iowi':--
lnthe-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

As an argument in favor Of early mar
raiges, We are told of a couple in Mid
dleboro, Mass, who are supposed to be
the longest married OF any in the State.
They have lived together seventvfi G
years, having been respectively 20 and
II wears Of age when married. The
gentleman name is Moses Thomson,
merchant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
BOOKS.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

VNAL FORUM, or forty yrars practice At the Phil |
i ajephia R~r BY Up bro~n9 vi- price 81 10 |
Thirty years In tine U senate by TIos u Benton |
vols tsoV |
Private oorrr.p n,enc. II web ,er vol. 81 50 |
History OF Texas Iiustd By 4 Nnskum = vols - NJ |
ksnsss interior exter. lite ~ Mrs Robinscn 81 10
Scenes Adventures IN the army ~ u & iCook i,cb
california in doo and out by Ms farnahsm q 90
Examples from the 18th 4 18th nturcs b, MI. Sig
Quincy 10
csnterbu,y tales BY Harri,u &c > vol. oi.,a
Hsme aud the world 1i,GO
Golden Lcssy or hfe's Phsses Sl.Oo
Light and Darkness or shadow OF fat is
Househ,li sns' In dis guise y MI lea Sl,W
ksthsy Brand sr = quiet life ~iUe
aurora Leigh by EiEalcth Brow, Ia tl,UV
u"ury Lyle or life AMI esp,n,e M Marryati Si,uV
pai>y's n"cklacr and what came ofn 10
Little hrritt ~ Dickens doth ei:b
pate 80
osd 81 the cres'onsty Marian jane 70
!" ~, o' - hbihlsr 1ln>tdiy kliy 1..j
ishhot Ja,Aw sod ~ Paul srrst, Il ei.5
Wigwam And saith by " r,nm, ~ d,
L"s 6rinfes by Lieut. VISIT sh ti.ab
~ . ..''nr si2s
$500 - .ltt book i"t Chrl.tt,ns u -
ffiiicr of the House of David Al %
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS AC.
Ainneso,a u, co,al b, q Andrew. $,
ims hand book and Map I. ra.'t !.
Iowa a. II !. :. ., g,
S"ctossi map Of Iowa - 80
b, chapman ~l.m
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nAasAs ~" N'orask ~ map - - A~d rs
4 S~'io"a map ~ Nniit sofa W CHAPMAN ~
| Wisconsin 30
ifl'n"t. . 81 o.
/ Atpirton's Railway G1idr Tor March os
1 JAst r-sr ivai aud 4 r al. a
Tie Io@u book Rooms.
Is mo Z? an WI .n.ws
AkPxk ami Cooley Tor MARCH tus, r.
"A ctisei WIKI all III" other Maya sin,. At
The IOWd EOok Rooms.
No. 36 Brady st. near tuc Pot ON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

WtNDERFrL TUMoR.- The Sciota
'azette (Chlllicothe Ohio Estates that
a physician of that town removed an
ovarian tnmor. wcighingl3G pounds.
from the person Of Mrs. Judge Reeves.
Chioroform was administered. aud the
lady WAS recovering.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

O0uU " 0BUOo
I'm the 30,h day II Mar,h, at ~ o'cisk a n.
~ upon the prrnlises will be suj ~ Public Auction
he Glowing splendid farm: TIL y OF the ~
Of ~, tp ~. range Z, rest Of the Ssh r IN
winfield township. Scott county. tn the Dubuque
Road nile Irom Walnut GrOv. Coz tanning Do aefss,
ID acres OF which ~ uudef cultivation.
Term, S60U each, balance payable March ist,
iossS, With approved security.
nShi4dts,ci30 j. LYTANCE Ag-nt.
AToRe AND LKAsR FOR SALE ou 8, coni street
COeiweeh Brady aud PcrIy-a frame bulidinI,
tsv stores, .oxSa fet, shelving and antefs corr
pete. An sAcs,ient s'ssd tm any kind u bnsn~s
v ing hcetsd 10 ear ~ the most asvantsx, ous
poiht, IN Davenport Price Icv and terms coy,
f-0eodif HAlGAr, SEARS Z EkCkRTTS 1
FOR SALE.
fWENTY-oEE large sized 10 . in East Il. veuport
] all III central and convs nient locations, " III be
-oli cheap II applet fpv sn.n. Enquirr u
TAtLMAN, PJWERb = MCLEAN
inch lSdtt
For Sale.
! 49, An iAPAOvRD FARAO or leo AcRxS
~. i've mics west u thu city " pss.nprt, XSZ
! Qik At the Wesley Chapel. The Pa ming ~
Utensils aud stock and grain the farm viii cold
with the land n ucsiFed.
For particulars Cali GA the subscriber on the prem
| isrs. DAVID bARkY
4 iesl<dsm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

re- Mary Anderson, Of Portage
county, Ohio, recently brought an ac-
ton against the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh X. X. Company, to recover dam
ages Tor the death of her husband, for.
mctly an employee in the service of
the Company, but came to his death
from an explosion of locomotive
The jury rendered verdict in behalf
OF the plaintiff for $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

ONO LEcIsLAluRE.-The Ohio leg
stature adjourned on the 0 inst, with
ont passing the revonue or arpropria-
ton bilIs-the democrats and republi-
cans being pretty ebually divided anb
qrarrelling over every little matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
FOR SALEOR LEASE


NOR Dwell ingIlouss containing lSsn TO = ems
II situated within three o. four blurks VI The Pcst
one. . liberal rent viii b. paki.
Euau,e ut the STATE Democrat Once mch1sdt'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
Champagne! Champagne!

lust received and fer sale IS boxes Longwsrihl
81 superior SPARKLING CArAwBA Also,
- BBl.s LII. 4 COS NM ALI, ~
IN h.o,Ianlt DON MEX y BARNES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

E4-l is now alleged that by the
decision ofihe US. Supreme Court
in bred SCOTS case, he and his family
become the slaves Of the wife Of Dr.
Chaifee, Black Re ublcan member
of Congress from Massachusetts,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

The following is list Of the mem
beers who constitute the Senate for the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

sssss0ss s0s w. - oe0ssoo - what PeIoG
and the best plan Of . bsildias, soessA.
e. with The probable cost. asd report .,
next meeting Of Council. which % mo.
ton was sdops.d end Ala Forrest, Col.
line ssd Kissey appeisssd ssia sosais
tee.
AID Corbin read .. consolidation
frow Msesrs Lose, Lane L Co, ssssin,
that the Revised Oriinaacss are III
printed asj . portion Of them bound
and that the balance will b completed
before the frst Of April.
The following were then passed:
Ordered, That when the revised ordi.
nancss ere sssdy fos dslivsry they shsl
DO delivered BY the Psblishers TO Ii.
Mayor to BE- held b. hin, subjsss to u,
futors er,jes % ne Oesssil.
Ordered further, That The Treasure,
b suthorissd 70 pay Nsssss Lsss, LA,
1 Oe.shs sam Of l,s Assdrsd dollass, 70.
hing receipt foe The ssns they sgssslsl
70 sussisA Ne bAlasss o. o. bseess d,
asss dsy es April ssss. ed 10 he meas
,ios - - sssssesels ess sAs.s. - Il
lsspise sash ,sssips - y ssbaissa e
and sppseyed hy shs city Assosasy b..
iegs ~ pAvaeae oisAs9eaey. ;ag
p AM ovsAiS Ao:sd % sssssslsue d,
sseolasias ter Ne widsaiag Of DsaIy
ottest. Csssisd. ....,
Az Csshis Qpvsd 70 snssa ~ ssss
!ustea By aAdise The following,
Provided hsvssss. Thai Ne H.,
IelAls svssse sseasiag y ne vsss sid,
/ % Dsaty sessee 80 ssssA - ths oesel
llue q ~ Dsssalsss lAsa 81 Witnesses,
" ssAl1 sisssl b y lAts ssesMGps
tnehsa 10 q ~ letalsAs saAll IN
4 ~ W. NsA ~ bs6sstS u W. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

SIP ECIAC NOTICE
Under this head limited nMmbero special notices
will be inserted at ten cents per line for each inser
ton or nfty cents per wfek
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
A New Boat.

We have seen the draft of new steamboat
which Capt. Hall has contracted to have built for
our river trade. 1t will be about seventy feet in
length and will not draw more than ten or twelve
inches of water the boat to be finished in time
for the next seasons business. 1t will be just such
boat as the. trade demands, and Capt. Hall is just
the man for the boat. The rapidly increasing bu-
siness between this place and Toledo demands a
boat o good dimensions, built to suit this partc-
ular trade. Such boat will be well supported as
experience fully testifics Capt Hall has done
much to draw trade to this route, and has at the
same time been well rewarded for his enterprise
He is competent to do our business, and is prcpar'
ing to keep pace with the progress of trade. We
regard his boat line as being of more advantage to
Perrysburg and the surrounding country than the
railroad ever will be- 1t is more accommodating
in its character to shippers, and is less expensive
Nevertheless, we want, must and will have rail.
road in full blast ere the frogs stop croakng next
fall.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

EDlToR JOURNAL 1t is stated in conversa-
ton upon the streets, that the Treasurer collect
ed, upon the duplicate, for the support OF Our
Union School, about $4,000.
Further,-that this large sum will fail to dis
charge the current expenses Of the year, by so m
five to ten hundred dollars. Now the affairs of
the School may have been managed economical
ly and honestly; presume they have been +;
yet, myself and many others, would like to
know phy, and hoC, the expenses have been in
creased more than fifty per cent. during the past
two years.
As there is not time at our annual meetings
to analyzo the fiscal reports of the Board" it
would be gratifying to myself and Others, if the
Secretary would prepare his statement of expen-
ditures, and have it published in the Journal,
soon as may be.
Hoping and trusting we shall not be disap
pointed in this reasonable request, am
Yours truly, TAX PAYER.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

- Several of the Virginia journals resent Mr..
Thayers attempt to coonizc the worA-out lands
of that State and now go so far as to deny Mr..
Thayers statement respecting the price and quail
ty of such lands. The Baltimore Clipper of the
18th says:
A high toned gentleman is apt to be over SEN
sivc. Hence our Virginia exchanges spurn with
indgnity The attempt of Eli Thayer TO coIonze any
portion of that vast domain with a brood of live
Yankees They need not hoot at the idea, howev-
or, of having no waste lands to sell at SO an acre
A real estate agent in this city has 5000 acres OF
said lands on hand, which he would like very much
to dispose of; another 1000; and still another
Matchmaking in the aggregate, $4,000 acres,
some of which may be bought, by the section at
two drinks an acre--l25 cents; and on time at that.
Facts are stubborn things and the truth not al
ways palatablc.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
Wood Cnmnnnn E,lens.

Samuel NJ. Chilcote, Administrator OF the Estate o".
sRicha.d l.0man decd vs.. James Mickey and Others
James Mickey will take notice tAat Samuel NJ Gait
cote administrator OF Richard LomAn, decd has filed
petition against you and others, heirs Oi said
Richard LOman, in the Co1rt OF Common Pleas Of Ood
count" Ohio, to obtain from said court, order -
sell the west half Of the sOuh cas- quarter of section
number ~. T. 3 r. l2 in said Wood county, Ohio con
auing 50 acres, for the purpose Of paying the debts
Of said cstucthe personal property and effects ucin
insufficient tn srcOf said pttJn will he for hearing
the next term Of sail court commencing June H. 81
MURRAY DODGE, Atty's or1et's.
April 90. lSjT-lOWGS3 10
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
How to Save One Dollar.

Many of our subscribers have been careless
about paying for their papers, and we arc there
fore induced to make the following proposition, to
wit All such persons who will send or deliver to
u, three dollars, prior TO the commencement OF our
next volume shall have receipt in full for VOL
umes four and FIVE of the Journal This S certain
" reasonable offer on our part, and We hope it
will meet with prompt attention by all interested.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
Road Notice

'HERE Will be Petition presented to the Commits
L sloners oil Wood County at their June session for
review, aud strengthening county road, in Henry
township, commencing about eighty rods west of the
NJ f. corner Of sect A. thence south on the road that
now opened to the quarter sec line OF 23 thence
west few rods TO crook in the road thence south TO
road that runs west thence west said road to the
Ne. corner of the NV. of sec 26; thence south on
tue center line, to the Hancock county line; likewise
to vac0ie the crook that Is in the road between
Levi Tarr, Jabcsh Bell AMI Adam Crossers land on
said road.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

es We learn that John A. Moore and his
brothers arc preparing TO remove their stocks oil
goods to Toledo, where they will be united for the
purpose of carrying on wholesale trade. This
will be 4 severe loss TO our sister town and a
valuable accession to Toledo. The Messrs. MooreS
are prompt energetic business men, thoroughly
conyersant with tho mercantile business, and are
well and favorably known throughout the North
West
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident owner
" or owners of the following de-crihed lands situate
in the township of Perry, county OF Wood and state
of Ohio, being the south half Of the south Or of
twenty-five, 22, that the trustees OF Ferry Town
ship will meet the house of Thomas Johnston, in said
township. on the 9th day of June, A. d. 1857, at 10
o'clock of said day, for the purpose OF viewing and
locating ditch, water course commencing at the
south east of the north wcstqr of ~ thence
north ahoutswo hundred aud siNt rods thence north
westerly about hundred and sixty rods, aud there
terminate. IGUINS JOHNSTON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

GsrA Mr.. Dsan while travelling on the Cory
don Qnd.) plank road, refused some time since
to pay toll The Secretary of the Company d.
rected the gate keeper to shut the gate, and not
allow him to pass without he paid. This was
done, and Mr.. Dean brought suit against the
company, alleging as reason for refusing TO
pay toll, that the road was not kept in good Or
der. Judgment was given agans; the company
for rs damages.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
a:s-on Monday morning last, the boiler at

R:s-on Monday morning last, the boiler at
tached to the planning mill of Raymond & Hath
away, Toledo, exploded, by which three persons
were badly injured, one of whom died during
the day. Their names are james and Patrick
Boiler, (boys II and Ia years of ago. and Henry
Millhouse. The building was literally torn to
pieces. Several persons were about the premis-
es, and the only wonder is that SO few were in
jured.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

The State OF Ohio, Wood county; Potion for Partition
Jacob Myers petr. Mary Ann Eooso Ii,hu NJ. Eoose
RachckOOsc, Mcirhacl koose, Sarah Snmmcrs sam
ucl summers, John Myers.'tnd Saralf-aLycrs, Dcis.
TIME said defonlcnis will take notice that Jacob
l. Myers has ied petition against them in said
court demanding partition of the follow ing real estate
situate in county OF Wood and of Ohio aud bcur
the wcs half Of the ncrth east quarter Of section No.
II, township No. s. north of range No y, containing
~ acres Oflaud. Said petition will be for hearing 1T
the Juue term of said court, 1857
Per Jas MrERAY, his Atty BY f. G. sERYlS,
ADril % lSiI--iOybSp o.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

a.n- One dealer IN produce informs us that he
,as purchased over 10000 bushels of corn and
bats of the farmers of Wood county within the
'past week. Add to this the amount purchased by
|tbrce Or four other dealers and the total will be
'swelled to q truly large amount.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
LOCAL AND LITERARY.
,nsh Up--umportant to Everybody.

tash Up--ymportant to Everybody.
Hereafter no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
ouRNAL until IT is paid for except where there is
ecal agreement to the contrary and in all cases. the
prson presenting advertisement for Insertion VIII
held responsible for the same. We cannot pay our
ebts with accounts on Tom, Dick, and Harry OF whom
know nothing The cash system is better for all
5hrties and zoe shall adhere 10 IL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
NOW READY.
Arctic Adventure.
BY SEA AND LAND,
from the E,nl;ea Date TO Tie last Ecpediti9u
IN search IF Sir Johu FlQnHin,
IlIIM fIilS IALl W p L Is,A.c.s

Bf SEA AND LAND,
From the E,ul;es Date To The last Erpediiop
IN search Of Sir John Fiaa&ln
WI1H MRS AND ENGR4 YiNGS.
EpirED Dy ErEs ElngE>r
In Ono Elegant Volume, Igmo. Sl,2j
This work contains Il clear and compr, hensive
narrative of Arctic adventure and discovers from
the recorded date to the Kane and Hart Lein
eNprditions,i nd the restoration of the Resulutc
IL has the fascinating interest OF novel Decjalv
that portion giving account of the several ex.
redrtions in search of Sir John Franklin
The recent publication, in England, of Lieut..
enant Osloln's Narrative Of NJ MClure's important
expedition, and tho
DISCOVERY OF A NORTH WEST PASSAGE,
has enabled the editor to give the pith aud sub
stance OF that work, which is not yet republishcd
in the country.
The various Voyages of Barentz. Hudson. Bof-
fin Behring, Won Wrangell, Cook Ross. Buchan,
Franklin, Harry Lyon, Beechey Scores by, ,Claver.
ing, Bacs, h'llett, Austin De Haven, Kennedy
lnglthcld, Collinson, Kane, Belcher, and many
others. are pre,e, ted in animated STYLE Quo incl
with
Good Maps and fine Engravings.
Add to this, full account of
The Difrreut Land Expeditions
OF Franklin, Back Rae, Simpson and Dease. Rich.
ardson. and others and some idea may be formed
of the richness Of the material and The attraciiye-
ness of the work. Some of the wood-cuts are from
designs by DR.. Kane.
IT. IS volume which every intelligent American
VIII desire TO place in his library, it gives in
compact form information in regard tn the North
ern regions OF our continent, scattered through
scores of expensive volumes, many of them not vet
republished in his country. 1t is an entirely ne W
book, thoroughly prepared
Notthe least interesting portion of the book is an
account by DR.. kanes brother, q Kane, Esq }
wEo accompanied Capt. Hartstein, of the voyage
of relief, and the meeting with Dr.. Kane and his
men.
BS- Agents will find the book one of the
most desirable Of the day for canvassing.
100 AGENTS WANTED
To canvass for this and many other valu-
able works, on which splendid income can
be realized.
All orders will be promptly attended to,
when addressed to
ADERSON, BURR & Co.
Publishers and Booksellers, Toledo, 0.
April 8, 1857.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

,zarMr. John M. Hirth has recently purchased
\ he tannery of Mr. Wieland. and is now pre-
barred to attend to all calls in his line. lie
blso wishes to purchase quantity OF oak bark
tor which he offers good price.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
Notice

Is hereby given that petition will be presented
TO lhe commissioners o Wood County at their
re%t regular session, praying for the location and
establishment OF county road commencing at
the north corner of section 80 in Perry town
ship and running due west on the sertion line be
iWeen sections ~ and 70, and 10 aud 80, to the
Port Clinton State road on the townshin linn Lo.
tween Perry and Bloom townships, and there to
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS
ACril I6 IS57-IquIE
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

n-s-The lines "On the Death of Jimmy's
koose,' must have been written by gander'-
I've are not in the habit of publishing anony-
|hous communications from that quarter.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

Terms.--Onc twelfth part of purchase money to be
paid at time of SALE and the balance in eleven equal
annual installments, with annual interest.
No bid taken for less than the appraised value
JAS. W. ROSS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county, O.
Pcrrysburg, 4 pril 90. 1857. : 50wG.S S525.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

as- We understand that society oil Coco
femplers has been organized at what Is known ID
he Forks Of the Portage.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30
Sherinis Sale.

ID virtue Of an execution to INC directed aud deliv
ID cred from the court of common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, shall offer for sale at public auction on
Tuesday, May 9th, 1887.
between the hours of one and two o'clock p. NJ, al
Holister's wharf in Perrysburg the Yacht Challenge
TO satisfy Judgement rendered in the above court in
favor OF Stanly Dorety against said Yacht.
ASHER Coos, Atty. C. W. NORTON, Sheriff
April %. lSJ7-j0w9SI 10
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

pcy-Corn buyers are doing lively business
Ind have spirited competition. Good corr
rings as high rs so cents per bushel, cash.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

HARDWARE-Spades, Shovels, Saws. Ak
es. Scythes Hoes, Shelf Hardware, Farmers Tools,
for sale, wholesale or retail, at j. A. HALT.
GROCERIES, by the Dbl. or hid. at New
York prices, at j. A. HALLS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-30

tienry Nantilbureh vs.. William Vnntburgh et el
ny virtue OF an order OF sale in this issued out
by the Court of Common Pleas i'm and for the ruupty
OF Jefferson and State of Ohio bearing date March
~ 1857 and to me directed. will expose for sale by
saturday tho gtL 'I,y of NIIa 70 "m ue,-
at IL o'clock NJ Of said day. the following described
tract of land situate and being in the County Of Wood
and state OF Ohio: being the south hnlf Of section
number eighteen. in township number three north OF
range twelve in district OF lands subject to salo Mt
Bucyrus Ohio, containing three hundred and nineteen
acres ana twenty hundredths of acre be the same
more or less.
Terms of sale. one third cash the dav of sale ono
third in twelve months and the balance in two wears
with interest from the day of slle the deferred
to be secured by mortgage on tho premises -IT
JAMES II. BJ.INN Sheriff of jefferson County
Sherif's office. Steubenvile, o.
April ., le57--4swG$