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tLHfs ~ HsrveAsbsrsA, Ky.)
sa.s'.. ne.ss
HATCH 4 THOMPSON.
pAkTlcULAR attention paid 10 coli.stions. snd
4 rsnittanoss made st current rat<s
All besiasss appsrtaiAing 70 Banking promptly
attended TO.
ExsAaags On Esgiasd, Irslasd, ~ The Co,u.
ssst. D. ". BAILEY, Cashier.
IN. Morrison, Cashier AsnAattas Co.. NY:
Chas. y. reoss. Cash 4 Cosmsrcisl Bsnk. Gin:
kinney, Espy I Co.. Ciaeinnati;
8 \; B:liss, ,caaA = Bank Ksntueky, Louisville;
=. Ss.,s.rs RI. s.:s .:.l q Kenss ~ .ui.s.o.,
Yarnsn' Bank Of Kentucky, fr.nkfOr.,
Connsssial Bank Of Kentucky, "
Darby harksdais, st. Louis;
Pittnan Brother,
X. l. Tinknan Co., Chicaeo;
Mitchell Cable. Rock Island. rnovl-d
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
George q. AaAsrseu.
Third street, BET. Main and Johnson Keokuk. Iowa
WILL buy Eastern and Southern Exehanss at
w best rates.
O-Striet attention given 10 collections. and pro-
e:sds rsuttsd st current Of sxchsase fires Of
charge.
@-Usaal banking faclii.i.. CREATED 70 Gus.
toners.
ElV;l9s: c.I. L.niss nd.o Co., BANKER, NJ York city
EW. Clark Co., BAsksn, Philsdsiphia.
Bog, aiitenherEsr Co, bankers, s.. Ls.is.
T. W. Clark Bros,
John j. Anderson 4 Co..
Gilmore Brotherton, Cincinnati.
- Omoe hours from A. NJ to4PM.
July IL, l8h.-dly
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T0UMP1ON 4 M IDGE EN,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
GOLD Fob, Guard and Vest Chains at 81 Main st.
~ for sale low. fans
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DATRICk GROUSE have this day receiv ID PEI
Express, the following music for Piano.
fILLMoKE ScA0TTisCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
100 copies"WilIie We have missed you,
loo :. I Bells Polka and Gne collection 81
New Songs, W Waitres and pslkas for Guitar.
sept IS,d
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DtooOlWllo0s
rNHE partnership heretofore existing betwsea
i Kelly Hurley, IN the Merchant Tailoring
burinsss on Johnson street, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The busiress viii be cor
ducted hereafter BY q. W. Hurley. vho fsliv
authorised to collect all accounts due the =, ana
will pay all claims against the same.
+. KELLEY.
Nov. .3s, 1885. CIV. HURLkl.
hereby recommend my friend Hurley 10 osr
thy their entire confidence, snd fully capable II
condssting the business the entire u
all.
dscl dA .KELLEy..
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EON RENT.
A SECOND Story Room. 70 BY so feet, on Main
"A street, between ID and "a, entrance from the
pavement.
Also, good rear room corner Of sth and Main
trest, on nrst looy. WE. THOMPSON.
fehS-dtaw-ln
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Northern Cross =. r..


AND IT'S CONNECTING LINES.
Chicago and Barlisgtoa kaiirosd. Chicago AID
kock Island Railroad. Peoria sad Oqua y = Rail
road. Illinois Central Railroad. aai~na Ana
Chiage Railroad, and the Miekixan Central and
AichiGAa Southesu Railroads.
A LINZ OF DAILY STAGES il now runnin,
bstwssn Ksokuk and Piymo outh, Us miles !. m ssinS
regular connections with trains on the Northern
Cross Railroad 70 all points NORTH kast and south.
-FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH DAILY.
Sunday excepted, y ~ follosfi
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
EvEsIso kxrasss Leaves Qaincy ct $3.50 o. M
Arrives at PLYMOUTH II 3:25 D. n, At t}ai.,burg
at t9:o0 p. N, at Wynet at IL: 80 o. M, st Meudots
at l:l5 n, stJanction At 5;s .. m, aud 1t Chi
eaeo at 7:1O :. m.
AoESiso kxpsnss Leaves Q Q,incy at $500 .. m,-
Arrives At PLYMOUTH at 800 .. u. at ialssb.r, !,
q l0:10 . m, at Wysnet 81 lso6 p m, ., Mendots
q 1850, tdinnsr) at Jaaction at SAT D. m, and A.
Chicago 500 p. N.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
kvEsIHs Exrssss passes PLYMOUTH .. o:4s
o'clock.
1osslsa Rxpnsss passes PLYMOUTH At 600
o'clock,
CONNECTING WITH sTAGgs FOR KEoKuK.
lndsfatigsbls sxertions will b. made to render
this repad, pleasing and reliable route.
RuMnSug Time from Ksokuk.
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% T. =. v0frDnssR. pn o ~ LIYrLE
Drs. Poatsngsr 4 Little.
~ AvlNG associated themselves in the practice Of
thsir profession, respectfully offer their seryi.
ess 70 ths public.
0-Onoe, Third street, ketwssn Main and John.
SON over bchlsys cigar store where one or The 9th
s1ot shsm may be constantly found. DR.. Littlss
residence In the Dsdiey Hoase, corner of Mas and
otn ~. fdeeIS-d
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- s0all GARD oOr 0oa04
"a eloeed, shoies lard, eply III 49, fron Kso.
~. - IN nil; fEe. ns,st :.
ou0. 1T1GW&06.
= etrtas Prairie, Iswa Aug e3D-d1vtf
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Keokuk Book-Biuderv.

0VAOA oOOA-0AOO0xy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANuFACIOkY.
IlLANh Books made and ruled to any required
- pattern. Court Records, justices Dock cts, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac., &C., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c., bound Or ~
bound in any style desired.
GA- My Bindsry will be found on Second Street,
aext door toths Atheneum sign Of the "Big Book"
Jan. 16. 1854 ISAAC N. PIEkCE.
Notice.
/ have his day sold oat my entire stcek VI goods
i to J. Il, Humphrey, who will continue TO carry
On the Hat, Cap and Bonnet business at my old
stand mo. 30, Main street,, and return my sim
cere thanks 70 my old friends and customers fofs
their liberal pstronge. and solicit for my saccss-
sor = continuance of the same.
oetlbd p.P HUMPHREY.
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NEW NQYAuC I

NEW MA6uGs
WEhave just received. by American III xprsss, tbs
w following New Music:
90 copies "Wiilie's welcome home," answer Il
willie we have missed you"
90 Oh, let me die in Spring time.
SO Gentle Annie, by stephen Foster.
so Carry INC home To die.
janal PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
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HEN n IN G'a PATENT CHAMPION
LIN E.R AONE NAEEK.

"ITH HALLS PATENT PUWDEK-P -PKOOF
w L0ckS-ths same that were awarded sspa.
rate Medals ~ the Worlds Fair, London, 1855 l.
and the Worlds Fair. New York, 1858 and are ths
only American Safes that we're awarded medals q,
the London W orlds FAIR.
These Safes admitted 10 be superior e
any ever oasred to the public aud the subsc iber.
challenge the world to produce instance Of thes,
Safes failing preserve their contents through thu
hottest 6res, or burglar picking the lock.
The subscri bers and their agents are the only
persons authorized to make aud sell Herring !,
Patent Chsmpion Safe, With Halls Patent Powder.
Proof Locks. S. Z. HERRING AGO..
dreen Block, 1856, l37 and I3v Water-st.,
fehA dim and MurYay-kt. New York.
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DENTAL 6UROEDT.
nk. =. B. BARBER woald respect
II. rally teform his patrons and the
pssIie Esssrsiiy, thst he has lifted upVJ(lyVvN
n.nsssns suite Of rooms, spsrinG
ssisnsf patns orexpeuss 70 msks them elegant and
ssfertesle - the brick baiding, west side Of ID,
sssvess nain and Johnson streets. Thsakfsl Tor
past favors, hs selisits esatissnaes Of the same
- Allepssssions warrantsd.
aOr1Adiy
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CO.P RTN EI1NMgP.

NJ OTICEis hereby given that the undersiKne,
1N have this day formed co-psrtnerhir unde
the name and style Of Waggener 4 Isbell, for th
purpose Of carrying on the Merchant Taloring z bus
ncss, At the old stand Of J. III. Wsggcnsr, on Sec
ond street between Main aud johnson, where the,
vii also keep choice stock Of cioths, cassimercs
ready made clothing, gsnts' furnishing goods, ste
ksokuk, Jan. 70, 81. J. II. WAGHENER.
jan22-atf II. &. IsBELL
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1xLIM06 HOUSE.
AEOkUks ks--.--..................
Aai~ Stysss, BET. First sd Sseosd.
=. LARKIN, Proprietor.
rrAR General Ticket Onss for The Rsilrosds.
stsGss aad Steamboats,, y In this baildlne.
e. Charles Hotel,
:. 4. HARROW = cO,,................ .Propristors.
sebs-dtf. kEOKUK, IOWA.
DUDLEY HOUSE,
'shIs House nov elsn TO the public, With the
Assssaaes that ~ shall In every way & WORTHY
shs pssresags the pRopsistor rsspectfslly soljeit
IL. nOWISON,
novsnosr I'D. lSo0-d Proprietsr.
TMk 0cRARLAND 160U0E.
T.............HT. MADISON. IOWA.
II 40 been sAla9ged and thosonsAly renovafsl
IL asd 10 nov large sad ssuno7ieus sstsAlisA
neat, eoavsAisnt 70 ~ s1sa1bees Iandins. - 4
- very esatss 81 business.
The andssigned has fsruishsd u tAsoasAost /,
the very hsst styls. and trnsts that lens sxps.i
es.e - Business s.ssis sin - gsvs genera
oes. .. 1855. d4vn B.g.RoE.
= ~ r r r = D ! r.
WlAiAn wIssa hepnstsf.
wA es'oad and Csdsr ssrssts, Fort NAN
g. sAgssss taken to and fron bsah yrss =
= saass isavs this Houss daily for KsokaI
ana 1srMnsten. Jsns %. 1sst--s
MUlM . WULLEE,
sVNtkUIAUN1k1. Whelssals md hstail Casd,
nas.nsssvy, Isi!a-st.,. between Main A
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CLOCk6.
A/E have received our assortment Of Clocks,
w which eonsists Of thirty hesr ei-h. a., &C. Z
thirty day, Tor gallery, hank, hall odce Andhoase
which Ne oaer for vale ct reasonable prices, st 81
AAin-st. Please call and examine,
jAn3-d THOMPSON BRIDGES.
Is0 0THEsTOCKHOLDERs OF THE KEOKUK,
Fort Dss Moncs, and Minuesota Railroad Co.
Notice 10 hereby given that the tenth call Of 10
per cent, viii b. due and payable on tho 35th .
February next, ut the Company's once, in Ksokuk,
TO William Leighton, Trsassrer.
VIM. LEIGHTON, uU0HT. REID,
Secretary. President.
Keokuk, Jan. ~, 1887 .dkw
ATESTWAKD EMPIRE, or the GrcatD Drama Q
W Human Progress By 4. l.. Msroon.
For sAle 1t 0GpENB
dsci1d City Bookstore
] AIDES ALBuMS.--The Nnest that cou u
IL Be had in New York can be seen ct the CITY
Bookstore. They make An elegant Gift Book -
Call ~ lsept3l OGDEN'S.
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CAUHCa NOTICE.
HATHAASQUARkAg AgrHODLHT YCliURCH.
~ % the eornsrof 7th end Moseas ssrssts.
Sssvrss. s.-SaobAth 81 io3 .. =. and at p. N 4.
Prayer Meeting TharsdAy, ,7p.n.
New. ]. g. SMITH, Pastor
!, Residences on Orlsass-st., kst. llth and l3th.
ksokuk, Jan. 3o-diy

OFn MC0UBH1 10 kO6C60H
Lay. sssosiatea tAsassives In ~ peacsiss Of
IL Medicine. Will seotisss % sats.d in ee~s.l.
tseion ia al sasss asd - any ssqsissd distance Ow
Ing 70 the spoeisasnsss of their o1ss roons. sad
lsses libasYy II ths best nedicsl works sxtsue,
10y ass psparsd 70 receive md instruct ssres sass
II pspiis.
OAss in the vPost bsilding," "a story, on ID It.
oelvesa Main and johnson.
Ooess1tstion hours between II o'clock, A. H., and
- -. jane'57d
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lOxu6 Glassware and window tslsss ID
REYNOLDS Drug eloss.
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No. 81 Main-st., near Ogden's bookstore, ,Keokuk.
TuST received, and now ready FOR sale, = new and
J large assortment of Boots and Shoes. Those
wishing obuy will find il for their interest TO call
and examine goods, shall sell ai prices to
suit purchasers. Call and sseus.
janl0d j. s. kIMHALL4 CO.
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sVAW AhUAU0 AyOOMA1ha1OA 4 481OAANT6
~ a1D
.ailroad faskst and rsOuias 6sssnboat Laalinx,
- 49,
pA8EkOukAk attsattoo paid % sunssRanent,
= foe yorwasdiagb by either ksilrsadsf RIVER.
jaa3e-lAv6n
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS



The following Interested persons as owners of
the described laud opposite Retrospective names,
are hereby notified, that an application has been
made to the trustees of Middleton township Wood
county, Ohio, 10 lay out, locate and apportion
among the land owners, benefited thereby the en-
pense of laying out, an the share to be made of
opened of each, of ditch or waer.course as tol.
lows; Commencing at the south line of section 81,
ci town north, of range 10 east, where said line
crosses the old Findlay road in the west ditch Of
SAID road; thence northerly along the west ditch
OF id road to the outlet creek or ravine near Hem
ry Barnhistes at the south lite of the twelve mile
square reservation, in said county; and that said
trustees will meet at the school house near the
south end Of said ditch, on the Both day of Scpg
tember, A. D 1851, to examine and apportion said
ditch according to law.
George Rape: wGnett = sec, 81, 6, T. 10, so
c. W. d O.J
Moore. npt. = e u Sec 81, I. 6, RIO, 20
Allen NJ McOahan, W - Sc sec. 81 6,r.l0 go
VIM B Won Der Volgens,
d Brothers, Z W / sec 81, t. 6, T. 10, so
Elisha, or Edgar
=, B. Camp, ekse sec. 81, t 6, r. TO- 80
Chase d Bridges, sw a E a sec q, 6, r 10, 40
Grssis Trotter. W a sec. 81. t 6,r 10, 40
Sebastian Kebele, 4 n W "A sec 27,t. 6, r. 10, 40
do Sc w Il sec 81, t. 6, r 10, 40
Loren Clark, W = e 4 sec. %, 6, r. 10, so
do NV ne sec 81, 6, r, 10, 30
Whitcomb Haskins, W = W Il SEQ % t6,r10. so
do sw NV sec 22't6,r.lO, 40
esam Mornay, n e W sec %, t. g. r. 10, 40
Eli Treadwell, = W 4 sec. %, t. 6, r. 10, so
Jas h; Treadwell, n n W sec 22,t 6.,.l0, 40
Henry Barnthistle W airac sec Is 6rlO 81 2S.lO0
JOHN HOAGLAND, ct al, Petitioners.
8. JEFFERSON, Atty.
A II.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GOLnI GoIn,I coIn,m

lie
The greatest offer in gold pens. gold pencils gold
chains, and gold Watches ever made Read the fol-
lowing:
SPLENDID GOLD PREMIUM worth from five
to one hundred dollars positively given to any
who can spare one day in week. or one hour in day
getting up clubs Of subscribers in his own and aio
ing neigIbOrhoos for the best and most DopuIur Fam
ily Newspaper now published. No expense no outlnv
no capital required Of agents. An entire new plan Is
proposed by which any person succeed in making
IL paying business, who will undertake the nren,v-
Il private circular, for the inspection Of agents only
with tult list OF premiums, will be sent to any one WHO
desires it, ON receipt of stamp pay return posture
some agents have earned hundred dollar gold watch
in week
Every family should read at least one Newsp,pe,
from New York City, withou' interfering with their
Local Papers which of course cannot and should NOT
be dispensed with. But New orls being the .rreat
commercial and business center OF this Continent no
faruier. mechanic, professional man. or merchant is
properly prepard for the emergencies OF his calling up-
less he Is IN communication with New York CIV bv
means OF one ot its hrS class Newspaper m ,diunls
Such medium is Our' LED q Err neutral in poIii,.
but giving all tho facts items Of news and thrilling in
cideuts worth knowing throughout the country
VALUABLE GIFT.
Each new subscriber will receive with the 6rst NJ,
ofhlS or her paper one of the and beautiful slass
pointed indeli7le Pencils juis imported from Europe
an TOE which we have Obtained the exclusive agency
Tor thl country This is the ingenious aul useful
little Improvement of the present age aud is the on,
pencil ever nnde that will write with ink making il
Doth pen mud pencil of the finest quality nj the same
time II VIII lasttor yearsAnd for practical use Is worth
more than any gold pen tn the Market
FOR list OF premiums and fall particulars address
HALL " WEST, Publishers, New Yorl, CITY
These pencils supplied to the trade at u profitable
august 81, IS5T-IGtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEserin's Sale,

William II. Baldwin, vs. Potter +. Peachon and wife
Judgment on foreclosure OF mortgage
ID virtue of alias order OF sale to me directed
ID and delivered, FROM the court Of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause shall
offer at public sale, at the door Of the court house in
said county,
On saturday, the 2Gth day Of September 1sj7
between the hours Of II o'clock A ST. ana 4 ocl,,k p
NJ, the following lands and tlncmenss to wit: Lot no.
in the town of Porageye, Wood county, Ohio as
numbered on the plat Of said town
G. W. NORTON Sheriff.
j. H. REID Atty for Plaintiff.
August ~, lS5T-lGwjSg
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Rats, Reaches, Bed ed Bug. Insects. &c.

RATS, Roaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &c.
'COSTAR'S" RAT, Roach, &c. ExrERMiNAroR;
COSTARS'' BED BUG ExrERMINAroR;
"COSIARS" ELECTRIC POWDER for Ants, In
sects, &c. CThe ONLY lNYALiBLE REMEDIES
kuown.)
c." COSTAR" sends by mail, prepaid, a
Sample Box ofthe Rat, Roach, etc. Ex. to any
address in the u S., on receipt ofSl. or the Elec-
trio Powder for Csc. (The Bed-Bug Ex., being
a liquid cannot be sent by mail.)
G3~" COSTAR" will furnish DRUGGISTS
DEALERS and STORE-KEEPERS, a $40
Sample Package of his various preparations (as-
sorted) with Circulars, Bills, Posters, &c on
receipt of 50, (eaving bal. ofS IS due when sold J
IN order that they may test their merits
OCs@See Advertisement. For Circulars, &c,
Address COstar 3SS Broadway New York.
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SllpriH,s SuIo.

Sarah Il John Crei5 5h VS., Willinm NJ Reed ct al.
pf virtno Of an order Of sale, to me directed ana
ID delivered from the court Of common plrns nj
wood county, ONO, shall Offer for sale at the door
OF the court house, in Perrysburg in said county.
On saturday, the 18th day OF September 1857
between the hours Of l. and o'clock p NJ the follow
ing real estate, situate in the county of Wood ana sn
OF Ohio, to wit: The north half of the so,th.wes nlr
ter OF section twenty-cight, in townehip five rang,
nine east, containing so acres more or less aDpraised
at $780, Terms Of sale-One.lhird cash onc-third in
one aud one-thrd in two years from day Of sale de
terned payments interest and secured by mort,ag
on tue premises. G. w. NORTON, SheriE
CAAFESTER Rid, Attorneys.
August q, ls57-l6w5SlsJ
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Our River 'Tra,Ie.

The increase of business on our river this
year over that of last, is almost incredible. We
feel safe in estimating it at five hundred per
cent. There has scarcely been a day that we
have not had in port one or more large vessels
loading with grain, lumber, slaves, or hoop poles;
besides the large quantities of corn, oats, and
potatoes that have b.en toad to TJledo or taken
on our steamboats,. Last year, CIptain Hall
found it hard work to make his Swift yield re-
muncrating returns. Now the S1if and thu
Belle are both kept busy an either do more
than double the entire business Of last year.
Travel SENS to have increased ten fold, and
trade has not fell far behind it.
That this trade will be continued, and that it
will steadily and permanently increase, we have
no dout The rapid settlement of our county,
and the cultivation of its fertile SOIL must have
an outlet, and there can be ncne more conven-
lent and economical than by the river. True,
some portions of the county are yet compelled
to seek other outlets on account of the bal state
of the roads leading to this place, but the inter
est Of out people together with that of the far
mers, will soon remedy this evil, and it can b.
made advantageous for persons residing within
reasonable distance, to sell their produce and
buy their goods in Perrysburg. A good Plank
or McAdamized road leading to New Rochester,
will be of more service to Perrysburg, and to
the people in the south part OF our county, than
all the RAILROADS that can be brought to US. 1t is
not our interest to build up institutions that
will take trade from us, neither is it an advan
tage to the farmer to be compelled to sell his
produce to persons who do not spend th,ir gains
in the county. We should enleaver to build up
a home trade-to create facilities tor doing bus-
ness on our own hook-an thus keep within
our own people the means derived fom our own
productive industry.
Buyers in Ptrrysburg can well aff,rl to defy
all competition, as shipment from this port
costs but triAa, if any thing more, all things
considered, than from Toledo, and must always
be attended with less expense than by Railroad
In view Of these facts, how important it is tha;
we exert Ourselves to secure network of ex-
celent roads leading out from Perrysburg into
the rich farming districts of the county.
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I'tiE trustees of Plain township will meet at tho
L residence OF X. II, Balls on the 4h dayofSeptenI-
DER next, to locate aud appOron a ditch: Commeu-
cng at the northeast corner OF the west half fthe
southeast quarter Of section thrty-three running
thence I'D south westerly direction, along tie Ihe Of
the old ditch to the west line of the south east quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section 81 thence in a
northerly direction, until it nersecs tile Stone Pond
dltch. The following named persons, and lands arc
supposed TO be Interested Ambrose Pray west south
elst quarter, section 80 Richard Smith south nart
west northeast quarter, section 83 Il. H. Bulls
east southwest quarter, section 3j f. Town. south
west OF SoutlI-weSt section 33 j. Hollister north
west OF southwest VI section 80: ] Uonster south
OF southeast section 32 e. AIcihe east south-f
east ot the southwest section 81 B. Jud.on west
southeast OF the southwest l. section 80; Miller
Hustled, southwest of the southwest Of section 81
Orlando Avery northwest of the south. west I OF
section - Aaron n Hart, northeast of the south
west and the south of the northwest Of section 49,
Plain. July 80 lSJT-lgwG4
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Ebenezer u. Fowler Guardian vs. PsterZ Fowler
On the 9TH day of September A. D. 1857. between
the hours of l aud , o'clock p NJ at the door of
the court house, in the town OF Perry sburg, Wood
county, Ohio, will be go d to the h ghost bidder.
the following real estate, the property OF Peter z.
Fowler: The undivided halt Of the nor.h west
quarter of section %, town B. Of tn. United S:aIes
Reserve OF II miles square the foot Of the rapids
OF the Miami OF Lake Erie, appraised a, 4 100
Terms Of sae-One-thiri ia hand one.third in
three months. and one-lhiId il six m,nlhs, with
interest, secured by mort Eaga on said prpuisas
EBEN EZER NJ. FOWLER Guardian of
MEFFORD HoLLENBECK, Attvs, Peter z Fowler
August 2D (S57-l5ylSl a
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EOur friend, Geo. Powers, is prepar-
ing to lay 10 the best stock of fall and winter
goods ever before offered to the people Of
Perysburg, and therefore disposes of the
remainder of his summer stock at the lowest
kind Of figures.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


Simeon Long Adam Long John Long, Noe Long.
Jr Henry Long, Elias Davidson. Marguerite Davidson
Henry Schister, Euuice Srhstler, George Weaver
MHrinh Weaver Mary Il. Syplcs Martin Syples, Noe
iiNon.and Mary n Long will take notice that petition
was hed against them, the 30th day of July A. d.
lS'Iin the cnlutot common pleasn and for Woodconu
~, Ohio, and is now pending wherein Reheca Drande
berry, Jonathan, Brdndeberry, Thurzu Mcdonald and
Clemmon Mcdonald demand partition ofthe east halfof
the southwest quarter Of section seventeen otown five
northot range twelve east containing 50 acres in Wood
county. Ohio; and setting UP among other things that
all the aforesaid detcndent heirs Noe Long deceas-
ed. except Margarete Davidson. and Eunice Schister
have heretofore received their full share of the estate of
laid decedent by way of Advancement Said Petitioner
also asks for the assignment dover of Mary f. Long
widow OF said Noe Long deceased in aud to said de-
scrbed and and that said petitioner will be for hear
ing ut the next term of said cOnrt.
JONATHAN BRANDEBERRY, ct al
BY S. JEFFERSON, their Atty.
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To The, Court has decided that Mrs. Cunning
ham is not Mrs Bardel and has ordered the ap-
poIntment OF an administrator on the estate of
the late DIR. Burdcl. How this will affect the
charge now penling against her for an attempt to
secure the entire estate by adopting false heir,
we cannot pretend to saw ...