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tustuuihh's sale.
Ebenezer NJ. Fowler Guardian vs.. Peter e. Fowl

Ebenezer NJ. Fowler, Guardian vs.. Peter z. Fowler.
ct. al.
N the 3Oth day Of Juy, lo57, between the hoara uf
~ ana % ol'ch A. a., at the duur ut the g0lsyt
house. IN the t'wh Ut PeryshUrg Wood cuuntv eliu
vi" he sold 10 the highest bidder the tullcwing real
ctic the properly of Potter T. Eowlcret al: 'Fhe And,,
'h' hai "t Ihn untl-west quarter, section 2G owN
h"r'l range u east, Wood c0iuty Ohio apsfaisot n,
s.. lcnmsut sale ono tirdin hand ope-tnhi :,
'hree months and onc-tiiid 20 SIX months Nith i.ar
ts'i Stcui'd by M"rtga-e oar sad prePI-gs
II EInAELER NJ, ,FuMLT pr
... Guardian of Peter :. - q, nj
June 2j, lSJ1--7w5S=.5J ro"t.f CT ai'
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DITUu. NOTICIi.

ITO Henry Warner Gideon W. Burbank, Wm, II.
4 Manly, T.. Goodrich, JOHN Shriucr, and the heirs
of George Swgnrt, the owners ofthe following lands,
to witt The L. Und tie s. Il. Of the 5. W. of see,
2S and the s. T.. IA Of section 2l and the $. W l-4
and w. - the 5. L. lI ut section % and tie ",
=! Of the n W, Id an the ". IL S. W. ii section
~ and the w IL and J., - ortle n. T.. Ia and tho
N. Z. Ia Of the n T.. Ii of section 80, township T.
range r. Wood county, Ohio; you hereby mortified
that the trustees Of Lake township Wood county Ohio
will meet at james Mclargiu's, Saturday.. ugust
LIST, 1857, for viewing luclng ud npportinnrg ditch
rwuter-cOurse rs follows Commencing at the W IA
post of section "a, thence running north parallel with
the county road between sections u. IS 3 and "a until
il strikes at or near the v W. corner of section ~ said
ditch wuter-course to be 10 feet from the center of
said road west thence in anIr-easic n direction until
il tcrsecs the west branch of east Crane Creek there
terminates and also branch ditch or water course
commencing 80 rods OF the line Of section as
and feet south OF the =. W. OF the = f. IA Of
the s. w. Ia of section %, thence runnins parallel
with the section line between sections gs Ind sI
until it ntcrscct the main ditch said county road
ELIAS HANLEY, "a
JAMES McLARGIN, Petitioners,
JOHN Skinner.
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ls- Col Fremont is seriously ill, at the Brovoort
House, New York.
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es- DR.. L. @. Rawson, President Of the Fremont
& Indiana Railroad Company, has made a favor
able purchase of iron for the entire line of that
road This will enable them to put the road in a
running condition as far as Fndly this fall
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cs- Geo. Powers, Esq, Secretary OF the Wood
County Agricultural Society has prepared the list
of premiums and regulations for the next County
Fair, which is now in the hand of the printer and
will be issued in pamphlet form in few days.
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Hirnui Foir's Tstnrc.

The undersigned has been daily qualified admnistra
tor of Hiram Fairs estate. Ill persons interested, viii
govern themselves accordingly.
HENRY A. HARNS, Administrator.
Julv 1957--1Ow9
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-aChi'C ah ftANHNhhAtHta
The Einllay Bank. for the use Oi-Hlrlc pm against
c. II. Beutly ard T. Goodrich Gefss.
Before Samuel Decwsc, q j, Z, of Weston township
Wood sountv, Ohio
hN the 9th day of July 4. ID. 1857 sail Justice is
- sued an order OF attachment Ia the above lctiuu
Tor the sum of one hundred and eleven dollars AMI
siNty-sx cents; and dollars the probable cos; OF
suit a. SHIfES, Agt.
D. NJ. MCKINLEY Atty.
Gilesl, o., July ., ls51-9w3+
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Henry Marks Il Co. vs.. John Ware, ct al.
TOHN WARE and Israel Ware will take notice that
j Henry Marks & CO. hare filed a petition agains,
them and Ctlars is Wood county, Ohio court of
mon pleAs, asking Judgment against John Ware for
order of sne of the northwest quarter of section
number eight ~ township number three 3 of range
number nine l9,) in Wood county, Ohio, 30 pay the
and unless they answer demur to Said petition
by the 18th day of September, 4. d. 1857, Judgment
VIII at the next ensuing of said court be rem
ercd against them by default according the
Saskcd for in said petition
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys for Prtf
July Is, lSj1-lOwGS3 90,
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John fagcr, Administrator Elizabeth WohlfGrt,
ct al.
l virtue ofan order of sale to ME directed granted
ID and delivered from the court of probate, Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled cause will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House,
On Monday, August 10th, 1857,
between the hours ct 10 o'clock and o'clock
" Of said day, the real estate described Subdivision
number ., of River Tract number 20, United States
Reserve of II miles square containing 10 s3-l0O acres
or less, in Wood county, Ohio. Terms of sale
One third cash, the balance to be paid in Is months
secured by mortgage premises.
JOHN YAGER, Administrtor.
G. STRAIN, Atty.
July o. 1S5T-0w5S2 80
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PRoBArE JUDGE-REsIGNArIoN AND APPOINT
mENr.--Judge Kelley has resigned the ofi,e Of
Probate Judge for this county Since the transfer
Of criminal business to the Common Pleas court
the salary or fees, derived from the business of the
office have not been sufiuent to justify Mr.. X in
attending to its duties. As an officer Judge Kel-
ley was universally respected AMI highly esteemed.
He is succeeded BY Mr. J. F. Price, Esq, who has
been appointed to fill the vacancy by Gov. Chase
Mr. P possesses all the requisite qualifications for
making good and popular Judge.
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President Buchanan, Vice President
Breckenridge, Gen. Cass, and Howell Cobb,
of the Cabinet, are Freemasons.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court,

,S"te ol hGhl estate Dy Order of Court.
u tAe loth day of August, 1857, between the hours
- OF one and three O'Clock p ". at the door of the
court house in the town Of Pcrrysburg Wood county
OAn' WIN be sold to the highest bidder the following
reAI estate as the property Of William enr, deceased
10 W.T. The undivided third part Of the east half OF Il
northwest quarter sett thirty township six range
zen east also the undivided third part of two acres OF
l'h out OF the southwest corner Of the east half of
southwest quarter of fractional section nineteen in
h9 townslp and range aforesaid and more partilu
~ bounded rs follows; Commencing at the north we Il
corner or the east half of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty in town six north of range ten east
thence north TO the middle Of the road leading from
terrrysburg to the head of the Grand Rapids thence
IN an eastery direction along said road in the middle
thereof so far that line drawn at right angles from the
north ne o the above described east half of north west
quarter OF section thirty and extending to the said
road above mentioned will contain two acres of ground
To he sold subject to the dover of the widow An
praised at S-l9 90 subject tn said DOVER Terms Of
safe eash j. H. REID Administrator
=, o. Estate of JAMES Henry, deceased
July 10, lSj7-lgW5S41S
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~ At meetingof the officers of the Wood
Co., Bible Slciety, Jnly 18Th, at Perrysburg,
the following Off :srs were chosen for the en-
suing year: Geo. Powers Pres. Rev. G.. A
Adams, Secretary John Powers Depository
VIM. Crook, Jr. Auditor; Dr.. E. D. Peck, Treas.
urer
Rev E. B. Smith, A. Brown, and G. j. Adams
were appointed committee 10 invoice tn.
books in the hands Of the old Depository and
transfer them to the new.
The Secretary was INSTRUCTED to write 10 the
several ministries of the county in relation to
the cause of Bible distribution and solicit their
aid and cooperation.
1t was determined to make an effort TO en-
ploy an agent to canvass the county and supply
the destitute aud solicit aid.
The pnblic will fnl good supply of all kind.
Of Bibles English and German, at the store ol
the Depository, on Louisiana Avenue.
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Administrntor's Sale Of Real Estate, by order of


IN the 9th day of August 1857, between the hours
~ OF ten o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in
the afternoon OF said day. on the premises will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate being
the equitable title of Daniel Frck SEN. decd therein
the same being situate in Henry township, county of
WOOd and state of OhO,to wit; The southwest quarter
Of section twentysiX 2G in township three northrangc
ten east, contanug one hundred aud sixty acres of
land. said lands will be sold subject The dover
tate of Matilda frick widow orsaid Daniel Frck, seu
deceased, heretofore aSs Suea said premises ap-
praised subject to said dover estate at thirty three
hundred dollars
Terms of Sale-One-third in hand, one.third in one
year, and onethrd in two years from the day of sale
The deferred payments to bear six per cent interest,"
and to be secured by mortgage on the promises.
JOHN BARNp, Administrator OF
said Iecedent, by McNGES AIluRIs Attvs.
July ., ls57-9wlS3,O0
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS,

\ OIlLE Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to tive commissioners of JVood county Ohio
AZ eT next regular session, asking for the view sur
yey aud establishment of county road, commencing
az te noFtn-West corner OF section number l. Portage
west corner OF said section one and there "a terminate
MICHAEL AMOS Petitioner.
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A CAEsD

TNHE undersigned having established themselves in
Il the Mercantile business under the firm Of r.. Z.
Truesdell & Co.. in Bowling Green take this method
of informing the public that they keen constantly on
hand fill assortment OF Dry Goods Groceries liard-
Ware, Boots and srcs, and all other articles usually
kept in Country Store which they will sell
CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
We are selling cheaper than any other concern In
the County. Our motto is, smnll profits and Ready
Pay. Give us call and we will do you good.
All kinds of Country Produse taken in Exchange
for Goods, at the highest Market prices.
w. K. TRUESDELL,
a. ALCORN.
BOwlinr C,rpnn Juuc i-5T-Gtf
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HORSE RAKES.
AND
I II d r MO METER CH URNS,
just received by GEORGE POWERS.
Cilll and Srific.

All personc knowing themselves indebted to the late
firm OF r. +. HOster, ~ Co.. to the undcrsignedare
requested to call and settle at an early day.
can at all times be found at the late resiehce of
B. II. HOllister VIM. FUREY
July 9, lSj1-9w4Sl00
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u'u,.rpsssats u 10 Nss Nsss usui
" ARLINGTON, March Is, IL

Uu..rpsstass II he Nss Nsst us,si
WASHINGTON. March Is, 1887
The palas Clarendon treaty. with its mul.
tudipous amendments, wss before the Prcsi-
dent to-day AMI was, understand closely
scrutinised by him The amendments, which
an. a. stated yesterday. in the form Of RS,
lutions. materially change the whole f~turcs
Of this document. The Senate struck ont
that PARTON gaaraniSing land TO Britain
snbl~cts. spl alSa tho coaysa;iee h~ss~u
Grat Britain and Hondnras, which wss 80
exceedingly obnoxious 10 the south. on ac-
eoaa, of the n~'riction oi slavery. The un.
conditional surrender OF the Bay Islands Ia
insisted On by our government. The houn
Diary, whleh was . marked katarr IN the old
trAiy. u also hcft unconditional and upr,
s,xlctej The State Dcpartmen, viii shortly.
understand, Arrange Il in it, proper form,
anal with TIN msc<sary Documents. transmit,
i, IA thu Engiish government thar govern.
mcnt apprhenJ NJ kas that thu amend
mcu,s viii ~, b. scrcp,sble to her Bri'snic
majesty
trvsal,u, Rachsnan cuutinu- la h. AZ
alc,ed with the dscasc cuntsetsJ Of the
National Hotel thoaSh sti able 10 mevi
IN, tremendous prsSsnrr made urssn him by
ol,i.y seekers. Nr. Cas-. rises at six o'clc.,k
and labors iuoSSan,ly through the day lie
alr's,iy shows the ctsNt Of such cvcr ever.
tlon,
The list II ats T,Ass.,i by ConSr-~, and
thu uabl,. Of apprapria,ions made. A. thy
app.ar,, in She Mrrid. mcrly give the Il.
~ ~ the new laws and the eos, Il the gov.
srum,nt e,r the war. The pssulisrities Of
H. mn. ami anpropia,icS.s, the csrrur,
.,h,r,~ they embra,r, anil the irnu,,ry~, e.
fort, NAH, 10 s,,t ,hrm through C,agr-s.
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10 aAe n4ls.,. II a.r Yb.-.r sd o...o,.,

10 abe Eias~. u a.a Yes-.r sd D.asD'.l
] am much grstifed. Mr. Editor 10 find
the attention VI the energetic capitalist. Of
MinD~ota tnrp.l 10 this magnificent valley.
wkre cUfaiaig the greatest body Of eery
rmh ~a in our Territory, and an uninter.
ruptei steamboat navigation IL 800 mils~,
within our own borIsrs, and including lake
Winnipeg and ID. Saskatchewan River, no
less than 1900 miks VI continuous naviga.
ton, l,e. like rich booty 10 b. seiSsd and
occupisi by tbs bokiesi and most en'erpris
Ing. From Bois ds Sioux To the fch u
WinDrpeg. u about 300 miles. From Hos
de- siou1 10 tbs hrsd II Saskatchewan
through lake Winnepeg, b at leAst 400
miles. This splendid prize lSs open as a
grand reserve for the Anglo saxon race.
Congress has given US a magnificent do~ry,
and fro n the railroads. given us are direct
ID u this great valley, sod ell ~c TINT one
Of them ni Is~st must b. directed ~ the
bod u navigation of He'd River Valley.
This fact. will powerfully stimulate its Se'-
tIencni, and In for IcS tiue than the Idle
dreamer can now anticipate. boats will run
from the hsad II Red River To the head Of
Saskatchewan
This noble valley Is now surrendered 20
ibe Buffalo. who Bpds grass beneath the
snow during the winter. and in sumner
ranges through Ia whole extent. The head
Of Red River is formsd by the confluence Of
the Bois de- Siour and otter Tail, and from
that poin, To Winnspey, there IL always
during the summer at least five fsd Of water
During thu last winter two companies from
Mmpsots have b~'n orgsniz'si, and are now
laying III towns at convenient sites. The
names Of the Presidents Of these companies,
are u guarantee, To all who know them, that
The aoo'e enterprise viii be pushed "fwAru
with An energy aud capital that WIZ surety
nm Butt OF ~. 'iond. y fres'drn' OF
one AMI our Fellow citizen hoiL'iSs''sA'' OF
the other snco"s To them both baofr .
company has already actually occupsd tue
head Of h@i river where 'ir to's he
Sioux AMI otter Tai lorin Junction. AMI
liottIssusAp has hs~i upon OF bas' one
Other site whirb M doubt is now, or Soon
will be occupied There u room enough for
both and dozen mor. 10 on g'p'lensn
win fortunes Tor yourselves, aDd meri, thu
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mAHEAf0, March ia, 1871.
According 70 ths report u Mr.. MAasuAs, IL
Spirit Lake, In this Tsritosy, shocking a6Atf
took place there On tho btk II this month. -
Spirit Lake h about i6 miles from Springfield.
On ths DIS hoinss river, In . soath wss,sri,
soufss, end near the Iowa line. Mr.. nAnssAn
had been n the Dss Moinss river 10 sss amer
HE .oxsn, which we're there feeding upon rushsn,
and Ia going home got bswiIdsred and hes9ry,
snd startad Tor ths nearest house, Upon reach.
ing n, 10 found The door and windows broken
open, and on the inside, upon The hoor, laid the
body OF On old lady. 4 sh0st distance from he
house, upon tho snow, he found boy abou,
twelve years Of sgs, Who was also dead. 4
shovt distancs from The body Of The boy he
found that Of gin, partially dsveursd by ths
dogs. lie says tkas ks visited four other housss
where bmlliss had been living. hut no psrsoa
YES there; everything 10 the houses wss thrown
ever the nooss. He started for tia sirth house
expecting 10 stay oil night. but found "
vefsi indian tents pitched before the door, and
Che house. hilsd with Indians. He being fail
rnsd, urept Into snow hank and laid until
morning, when be started for the settlement u
Springfield. They finding that he was 10 ear
asst about HE story, sAd swearing 10 Ne cor
rsetnsss, immsdiassIy dsspstehsd two men for
Fort Mdeely, who sueeeedsd in raising my
soldiers 10 come 10 their ass stance, Tbs men
ere In this place THE evening". and will start for
the Dee MoInss river In thu mofuiag, The col
dlsrs will camp for the night n South Bend --.
We have heard Indian storiss before, but ws srr
Inclined, from tbs source, ~ bslssvv this 10 b.
.-
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Mtlwl,Ssr This city affords All exam
PIE II the rapid growth and improvement oi
the Western cities In lsa ~ Ne leara
nun the rpcr, of the Rc~ri II Trade oi
Milwaukee. wher tina, city nov stands,
stood tho solitary trading whin 81 Solomon
juneau rwcn'. two yars Afterwards, a
I've story brick ciihcr grsN~ the site ol tho
~,iitary Indian trAficking hut. AMI around
il, Coz mil,~. the Lanai i c,,erd With HOUSES
AMI a busy AMI thrifty r'pals's",s rae city
II MilwaakW uamlscrs kr'yh,e thousand
inhabitants I, has caEac,oas ~harsrs %
the lake sho,>-- aoariag n.lls ,ha; can ,aTn
on, .O.oW harrls II doer annually, 10
ehurhe- ssm.ooo in,~,ri ia fSN~ sch's'iS
ear mihs IL substantial disks e'gh,
brsisss. :. ,c~~sls II 1882 aesrsc,ic ton
nasr. AMI an inward AMI ca,wari annual
,onnAzr ~ o,rr two millsu. ~ ,oas, pm
ciy.l ar,icks mAnafac,nrsl in 1919. Vsias,i
a, ss.ppoOco; s'yrn railrNsAk. e'tsr esn'-
plese ~ In poxre-s, $40 mlls II which are
IN operation. wholss<AA' trSsh, IN 1876 ~
vcussyn m.ll,Ms II DOLLARS RANKING capital
81 no. 40. ccmwssNi in even h~aks, value
u imports by lake has, year. 32s.0~oVo
and II cIports BY lak~ Sso:'aNV
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The Legislature II Missouri, At IL recent
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

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SAINT PAUL


In confirmation Of the intelligence pubiish-
I'd yesterday, la References TO the massacre d
white settlers at Spirit Lake, W. have ~
civcd thu following letter from reliabs
Gentleman at Mankato: