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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

GrProfessor. Morse and Peter Cooper Esq,
go out in the Niagara to witness the laying
down Of the submarine telegraph cable. Our
dispatches state that the Niagara will be de.
tanned several days by an accident to her ma
chinery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

OLE BULL, has been brought before the
court in New York for retaining property,
and wrongfully refusing to apply it to the
payment of a judgment. He admitted he
possessed three violins worth $1,000; in the
bow Of one. was o diamond valued at large
sum. lis said his poverty is pretended
That he has RENTED from this country more
than $4,000 which he has safely invested in
Norway.
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VALUABLE RENEDY.The unqua!if a test nony in ia
OF DR.. Cavanaush's valuable medic;ue
advertising column toda will itself
and OF kno
high character sri the who makes this
voluntary tribute to the DR. skiliChic Daily
The above notice from special
TO the certificate of N Heali Esq in of the
efficacy Of Dr. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve which Is
in our columns, for sale by
mh13 KELLER AZ WHITE
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Gov. WRIGHT's BANK SPEEcH.-We are
informed the speech made by Gov. Wright
before the Senate on the last day of the ses-
sion, on the Bank question, will be published
in full in few days and circulated all over
the State.
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CtTWe have noticed the trial Of the Rev
Isaac Kalloch. now progressing in Boston
On Wednesday night last the case was sub
mitted to the Jury. 1t is supposed that the
Jury will not agree in their verdict, and a new
trial will be the result.
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Brfstol,s Snrssne,llI. ss.ua. an. ,.s. ov -.

Brisfol's sarsapaPllla stands tho test or expert
enee; all its falling dsase disinfecrs
blood Of the elements Of all eruptve and uleerous
and even more highly than when
originally introduced twenty years ago. KEMP's WORM
PAsTLLEs prepared by the agreeable to the
taste contain and nfaliihle .
Sold BY D. Lanman 90 wholesale druggists 60 ater
street New York and by all druggists. Ssrspara a. and
Pastiles 25c. Per bottle. ap9
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GOA L,
HOILOWAY,R PILLS

HOLLOWAY's PILLS.-wh.rever civilization Ia,
penetrated these Pills are in demand The the
lungs. and the inestnss the organs most asaass
dseasein all mates and upon these the remedial action
this medicueis rapid thorough and irvarab Sold a,
the manufactures No 50 Maiden Lane New York and No
"a Strand. LOndOn and by all druggists 2sc s2e and
81 per box. ans
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

@ Builders are much delayed in their op-
erations this spring owing to the scarcity oil
brick. The demand exceeds the supply, by
many hundred thousands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

OF From the different peach growers in
the vicinity we learn that the peaches, and
carly fruit have been entirely killed by the
late frosts. In some places, the apples have
been also injured. Such backward spring
has not occurred, within the recollection Of
our friend, "the oldest inhabitsnt"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

OF Mayor Wood, of New York, indignant
and disguised with the conduct Of the Legis-
lature, informing the provisions Of the new city
charter, has declared his intention to resign
and the different political parties are looking
about for candidates to succeed him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

w. GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
c> dry goods and grocery business has had long
psrence in both, excellent salesman and IN accom-
plished Book Keeper would like situation in which either
or all these qualifications would be avail sbe
poyers to whom he give the references Apply
to tia editor OF the Journal. fe2i-tf
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EMBROIDERY STAMPING
VYRRY AFTERNOON.

MR.. IA. KIBBY extends cordial invitation to the
IVA citizens OF this place and Weir ty to his large and
choice selection Of patterns Embroidery and Needle
Work, which he is prepared to Stamp Silk Satin
Flannel With compound his invention, and
for hch brilapcy of Color Texture and Durability are
superior the Union and remsin
foctly plain and legbe the goods dry and
rub out deee by handling tut simply washing 10
vanishes like the before q He will also
teach The art Of Stamping. Terms-&3 co
He will remain the Central House until the I Of May.
HONS 6 O clnck p. III api3-lm
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o. Huntington. the Wall street forger has
gained fifteen pounds since his imprisonment
He drives nails in the morning and keeps
books in the afternoon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A II X a ,

Oassqua ten lines or less time. soc: three smes
week. 81 So two weeks 81 50i month. a; three
larger Advertisements Cards of six lines under % per
No charge for marriage. death religious p0e
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THE BULBS HEAD.

The large spacious house with sabng so horses
connection with sne Bowling Alley and situated
on Main street. known the Bulls Head admirably located
for frs class hotel be lease o. great bar
gain for one or more years. Aprly to
mh2i-1mdkv j. O. JEWELL co.
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TUE Property ON Second Street. now occupied BY p.
Hornbrok, Esl. is offered at private sale. The lot
is SIX by ie and the house OF the most
Portable in tho City, and in first rate order twill be sold
for cash time very Low rgure If application
be made eariyt THUS. L. GARVlS.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Soticesin this place. ten per line nseron
counton longer time.
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400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
KEEN Il PRESTON

sH s sss ss : &c 81, e. IA
aa & I d
shoes Mems CALI and goat pamps Boys split lined and
kip split calf lined and uniinsd
do goat nit sos. ,rsp.sd glove TOP patent leather
!Is. and s,s1. Leather
the trade Basins Of rarou: styles es ro,
gained kid morocco. enaneisd patent leather. glove.
Misses bsotses split. kip. calf A calf goat NIT. goat.
ase @ Ycu ssa ss rin'y top
grened s.e and STRAPPED shoes Youths calf calf
ss ss@rs.ion except them our Boots sp and
largest and desirable Boots and
Enssnd and from ,5. ' sias orrsTa '' i
will be lcesins business fer any pass by
respectful lily invite the trade call and
*. Seth Thomas Ps;
IL 200 SSi' White Line 50 Dbl; GsPeHs
.1 lEAD''0 SHs DsiasEr g.
MAILS AND sPIK 1880 kegs assorted sizes;
assorted Spikes tss nr,s Nall. store
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Assignee's Sale OF Hardware and Cutlery.
TNHB undersigned Assignee Of C. NJ Grifhth will sell a.
private sale at the store on Main street recently
occupied by said Griffith at the
OF almost overy article t. be fou nd store
so much OF said stock unsod will closed
out at auction. commencing on Monjsv. May I'd. 1857
mhSl NATHAN ROWLEY. Assignee.
APPLE Sugar and Molasses in store and for sale BY
w mh3i SAMUEL yICKERY.
UCST RECEIVED
- hid prime N q. Sugar: fbbls Plantation Mossses:
Dbl Sugar House Molasses; 5bags prime Rio Coffee
mh3i SAM'L VICKERY.
SWEET POTATOEs.-1oh bills Just reed and for sale
~ BY mhl NICkERH d JOHNSTON.
L rs bbis No. Mackerel; Is hf-bbls No. Maskere;
25qr MOL dot 5Okin No. do:
IS bbls No. do; IS tbls No. DO:
25qr. No q do; IS bbls No 3 de:
40 hf-bbs No do; Dqr. No. 3 Maekerel rec ID
steamer Antelope and for sale New Orleans priecs
adding freight by aps l. ID. HERMANN
% a BOXES a.sd Flasks; =: Gx3
ON 3Ddo do Tuublers; fES0-
20 do gal. Japanned covered Jars;
l0grass ass'd Black Wine Bottles:
Is doI ass'd Glass Milk Pans. just rec'd By
ap9 z. n. COOK & SON.
SOnn BBLs Ksna~Aa Salt, for sale at the market
@OV prisssty apo z. Ii. COOK son.
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WOOD, WOODn-orders for Wood Icf. At SAMUEL
VIcKERr's will be promptly filled. feb3
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THEATRE,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF GUNPOwDER.

Evansville April 10th, 1857.
NOUR attention is called TO the following resolution
n passed by thu Board at its last session
Resolved That this Road will carry eunpowder the
WEDNESDAY train of each week only and will char
no, less than 25)
tribe class when that will exceed
cents per Ee6.
Resolved further That urcn all powder carried this
Road contrary TO our regulations eontraband
ged charge OF One Dollar per keg canister
package smaller than shall be charged collected
upon discovery thereof.
pursuance ofthe above resolutions powder will be
ceiyed at the Depot WEDNESDAY morning till 80
O'Clock each package be distinctly marked with the
name and residence of the eonsgnee and each shpme
companied by bill of lading.
aplI-1md J. J. DANIELS Sur,t
Enquirer. Nncennes Gazette. Union Suii-
van Democrat and Princeton Clarion. Cory 1 ~ nnth
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BOARDING

BOARDING
With large and pleasant rooms for the Of
gente man and LADY for single can be
In private family in central location Apply this
Office. f.II-.f
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ATALOGUE OF NEW MUSIC.-wM HALL 4
" SON NO %, BROADWAY. N. Y. have just issued
to their general catalogue of music Ii
list oil all she popular vocal and music
during the last year and will be sent to add
Dress IN the United States paid. without charge
"A NEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADEMIES.-Tbe In
Chorus Book collection of the opuar appro
pirate and pleasing vocal pieces elass
W Francis II Brown Prices SO cents or 10 copies IS.
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SODA.-7s kegs Ri Carb Of sada. for .aleby
~ aplo WHEELER A. RIGGS.
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lNOTTON YARN
~ so bags Hope Factory Cotton Yarns assorted;
bagsCarpet Chain vhite and coiored Just reed BY
aptO WHEELER & RIGGS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24


Charles BVckiin IS. Watson Baldwin,
BY virtue of a, execution to me directed and
delivered from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Mood county, Ohio, in the above cause, / will
offer for sale, at the door OF the Court House in
Purrysbgrg,
GA Saturday. Decembar &c, 1851,
between the hours of ten u'cluck NJ Rnl two %
clock 2. II, OF said day, the following described
real estate: Vwenty-scveu acrss off the north
part Of the west half OF the south west quAror Of
section thirty-tNO (S2,l uf township uuluber five
(5,) of range num'ter eleven ttl3 also Il certain
lot Of land S2ing in the south east corner of the
lot above named, being all that lays east of the
county road leading from Oul's,er Ha,kins tu
the Sandusky and Prrysburg turni ikc, tupposed
to be three acres; Hlsb, % of laud being the
south wcat corns, OF the east half Of the south
West qua rterof section number lhiriy two 81 } o
township Ppumher Eve q uf range number clever
al, laying forty rods east, nui oj-hty rods uor;l
in north of range uuu,har eleven III y all of SAT-
premises, being situate IN wood county, Ohio.
c u. NORTON. Sh,lN
NtEW>y 4 Dapuu Arv',
AHr. ~, .,.'---Sa $50 -.
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December Il. I557.-i2wl5J,oO
ROAD SOTiCE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners OF this FOL.
y lowing iands in Plain township, NOcd county, o.,
~ OF the 5cS- halves of sections ~, ~ and 32 aud
OF the east halves OF sections Is 81 aui n and of tho
following lands in Liberty tornshp viz Uf the west
halves nf sections g. and H. and OF the east halves
OF sections q, ami Is, that by order O the comiug
sioasIs Of sal county, tn, viewers will meet Ht the
house OF Jonathan Slshcrry, on the 27th da of Janu-
ary 1898, To view and lay ont a road commencing at
the suuth-sGss OF section i, ia Liberty
ship and running north section lines tine uurril
ut EsctioH L. in Pisin township and thuru
terminate also part of county roll commencing ?
at the nurth-wts of cat half of north east
quarter OF section 20 in Plain township thence south
10 OtsCgn aud ltsNusvillu road and there terminate
and yArStc the Otsccu-Hl,kips, ilie road h. tween
the weat Line oi east htlf ca north cst quarter oc
ton 20, in Plain township anl the Weit line OF ths
northwest IL OF section in same township rs souf
the other roads opened uAd in p.,ssatl, cUnd
zion
Drnrmher 10 lSs1-llMin2nh
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
i d. Peck d Co. vs. Joseph +. Wade.
II d 7 UVh " OU' V5s JUBtPH It : HUHs
In Partition,

In Partition,
BY virtue Of an execution to me directed ahd
delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
will Offer for sale at the door Of the Court House,
in Perrysburg
On Saturday, December 26, 1857,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and Two o.
clock P NJ. of said day, the following real estate
Being east half Of The north west quarter Of secs
tion number two (2,) Of township number four a.
of range number ten (l0) so acres, (subject to
the prior claims of the Perry burg Bank, and Jo-
scph P. Corey;) also, the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter Of section number eight (e)
Of township number four a. Of range number leu
90 containing 10 acres; also, GO ncres from the
ship number five (5,) of range number eleven (ilD
also, the cast half of the north west quarter Of
section number twelve (l2,) in township number
four a. cf Ianee number ten Q0,( so acres, alfiu
Wood county. Ohio. CIV. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY 8 DoDGE, Atty's of PlH
Nov. 49, lS57-25w6S1 63
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DITCH NOTICr

A LII psrsous interested in the following lands VIII
"A take notice that the Trustees of Liberty and Plain
townships will meet at the house L. II. Cass in Liberty
township, on Satu day January lG, 1885, Mt WA. M.
for the purpose Of LAYING and establishing ditch
or water course to be outlet for said lands. Com
mencng at the southeast of section three,
township four. range ten, thence running cast
the section line the southwest of the
southeast quarter OF section township four range
ten, thence to the south and east the site
OF the present ditch to the Portage river In soson
twelve:
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TENHE trustees of Liberty township, Wood cOuutyO..
will meet at the house of Daniel Nc Crory, in said
township, on the 18th dag of January next for thu
purpose of locating Il ditch waLercOursG or drain
along The south side OF the section line between
tiuns number % SC 2G ( 3j, ~, 81, beginning at
the Perry shurg and Findlay free turnpike road,
ming thence the 1tuuvillc E Liberty free turnpike
road, the sums as ma, be deemed most suit
be by said trustees and according to law with suitable
outlet dryns and all owners Of lands each sidu q
said live within one lamilc thereof each side
peca!ly Samuel McC.ory, SEM Edwin Gorion, Mary
WOtoH, William Cullens, William Miller are hereby
notified that the said trustees viii meet aforesaid
for the purpose Of laying ont, and apportioniug the
work Of said di-ch Or drain, according to law.
MANY PETITIONERS
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assOCEtlOn, neIu NJ DOWNING SleeN, LpeCs
9th, 1857.
BowLISG GREEN, Dec. Ii. 1857.
FORENOON SESSION.
Association met according to adjournment the
President in the chair Opened by prayer, by 4. =.
Donaldson.
The President called for the business of the house.
1T was moved that a committee of five be appointed
to prepare business for the aftcrnoo session. Carried
&. NJ. Parsons. A j. Donaldson T. \. Avery, W. ).
Thurston. and Miss C. Carr, appointed as thai
committee.
The minutes of the lust session were then read and
approved.
Report OF Committees called for.
Committee On procuring Speakers reported. Re
port approved aui accepted.
1t moved that a committee be appointed for
procuring Speakers fur the session of the Asso
citation. Carried, Mes'rs. L. Elliott J. b. Newton,
and A. i. Donaldson, were appointed.
After an opportunity was given for individuals to
become members ofthe Associltiun it WAS moved the
Association adjourn until o'clock Lost.
The reading OF ESSAYS were then in order, and called
NJ A. J. Donaldson male some remarks on the
subject Of Natural Philosophy.
NJ. ID. l.. Buell. read part of the essay in Chapins
Philosophical Grammar.
Association adjourned until o'clock, P. ".
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Session convened according to adjournment,
Prayer by J. J. Parsons.
n. d. l.. Buell. finished reading Essay from Cha
pins Grammar.
on the best mothod of teaching written fractions
NJ. d. L. Buell. read an Essay the Duties of Teach
erl.
The address by the Hon. Asher Cook was then
called for. NJ. Cook then gave a very interesting ad-
dress. principally the subject of Natural Education.
Every ono was Interested pleased and edited After
which unanimous vote of thanks rendered him,
fer his services.
Miss A. Clough read an Essay Intellectual Cul
ture
Mr. E. Elliott read an Essay subject Moral Attain.
ments the result of Continued Effort"
Mr.. j. b. Newton read an Essay on Whispering in
Schools
A Axar Dr,,; t,et -, i,t;on
made some very interesting remarks on the several
Essays read, aftsr which the Committee appointed on
furnishing business and appointing Essaysts for the
next session, reported the following:
J. That NJ. d. L. Buell., read an Essay on The Habits
OF the Teacher
I'D. w. H. Day, read an Essay on Grammar.
j. W. IL. GOrrill, read an essay on snbject Of his
own choice.
l. w. s. Thurston, on Phrenoogy.
3: Miss Mary Ii. Avery, Oh subject of her own
6. Miss Juana More, Oh sub ect of her own choice.
Z. A. j. Donaldson, on Molel Teachers.
4. j. j. Poe, on subject of his own choice,
o. ID. A. Avery on the Study of Rhetoric in Schools
10. II. IL. Poe, on The Best Method of Governing s
Schools.
Report accepted
Remarks were made by members of the Association
on establishing Teachers lnstitnte, TO hold session
twice year, of one week each.
Moved that the proceedings Of the Association, Al
this session. be sent to the Perysburs papers for pub
licatiOn. Carried.
The Association adjourned to meet at Bowling
Green. the LIST Saturday in February, 1858, at -
o'clock, A. NJ.
D. A. AVERY, President
N. D. L. BUELL., Secretary.
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SUEhI tr|0 NELI.
OHIO Life Insurance and Trust Company W. John
II. Young ct al, Executors of RJblr. Young
decd.
directed and daliy cred from the Court uC Gnum1n
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above eutitled
cause will Offer 10; sale, the do n vi the court
house, in Perryshugg.
Ga Saturday, December 26, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock \. Nand2 o'clock
of 50 id dag, the following described real est
he south west quarter OF section number twenty
eight (2S), in township number six ~ north, of
range number twelve (l2) east, containing 100
acres; and the west half of the l orh-wcst q after
of the same section, township, and range contain
ing 50 acres, all in Wood county, Ohio.
q. W. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMS MuRBAY, Attorney.
Nov -, lSj7-2S AjS3 2S
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Snerih's sale.

James Durbln vs.. William Furey et al.
ID virtue of an order of sale to directed and dc
ID liyered from the court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio will sell at public auction at the door
of the court house. in Pcrrysburg in said county on
Monday the til day Of January a. u. 1858, between
the hours of and p. NJ, the following described
real estate, 10 wit Road tract No 60 OF the Mau-
mGe Il Western Reserve Road lands, containing 81
acres more or less G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
AsuER Cook, Atty Dec. TO- lS57--3lw5S2.40.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thar US my wife
~ phebe Niemau has left my bed and board without
any just cause proyOcation | forbid all pcrsous
ha.Ioring trusting her nv account a4 will pay
debts of her contracting. WILLIAM NiEMAN.
pembgrNille Doc. 10. lSlI-llMi*
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SHERIFF'S SALE

:
Jacob NJ ers Sarah Roose ct, al.
BY yrluc OF AN order Of sale to me directed and
dglivel from the Court OF Common Peas OF Woll
county, Oni1 in the above entitled Gaze, | viii
offer ior sale at Inc door Of the Court House ia
Prrryaburs,
GA Saturday, December 96, 1851,
between The hours Of ten o'clock a. n, and two a
clock p. of said day, he gllu" ing real estate;
unmler seventeen (l1.) of township number five
81 Of range number twelve (i2) cast in Wood
county, OHIO containing eighty acios more or less
sold fee from any right Of dover.
O. W. NORTON Sheriff.
MuERAY . DoDGu, Atty's If IN
Nov. l9, 1881 -25SG$3,21.
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as> Read th4 Prospectus for Emersons Mag.
szine. It ia one of the b,st magazines publish,
ed, and the new proprietos give ample promise
of sufficient cnterpris. TO greatly increase its in.
terest and usefulness during the coming year
Also read the advertisement of the New York.
Steam Saw Mill and Machine Company.
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Euoch V. ldlcpt; ircciytr q! tio Agricultural BanN
of llgIhimvr. plaiItin, vs. john llullistcr Fred-
c'itk Iolii,trr. Henry stanton, and Harvey H.MIi,
cox, Defendants.
~ AlI defendants hereby notified that "n the 3,F
Ndnl pi hoceNhcr, 1851 slid plaintiff died lgtu>t
them IN the Court q! Commou Pleas of God county,
ohio his petition. the eljccl uGd rra, er Of which
"a recover judgment against said defendants Tor the
SUM of $G2l7 ~, with iutcres from Jpnunry third,
1871 ON certain judgment rendered IN the Supreme
Court of the State oi Ae,f fOtk. for The county OF
Hvrkmvr, th- thjrl day ~ lHuu5ry lo51 IN favor
oi -dl Agricultural Bank Of iIcrkimcr and against
said dofyUdaUti. Sah defendants are further notified
thai tuvl are required answer sid petition
lel'r'7t' 80 GaE %. February next, or Judgment
N'l' Doe rendered. ;lnst trH'l Hv d,'uh
ul... IS PRATT, ~ >. Atys
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst by the Rev. W. S. Lunt Mr., HESRY
u. WILDER, OF Dubuque, Iowa. and Miss DIVA q.
BEACH,, formerly of Me- Clements, Michigan.
Accompanying this notice was delicious cake for
which the happy pair have thanks. We trust they
may find, in their western home all the pleasures
which welded life afford.
On the LIST inst, by S. Wilson, NJ g., Mr.. WILLIAM
DEAL, OF Lucas county, and Miss MARIA f. YUNT. of
Wood county.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash UJp--Important to Everybody

Cash Up--ImpOrtnht 10 Everybody
Hereafter, no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JourrAL until it is paid for "ept where hOre is
special agreement to the contrary and in all the
person presenting advertisement for insertion viii
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom Dick, and Harry, orwhom
we know nothing. The cash system is better for all
parties and 1s shall adhere to il.
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