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New Meat Shop.
Tho Choicest Fresh MOa ~ u nd at tn a
y "a

VIZ D. MOORE has lust opened Meat ehop,
wv . on Brady street, between Fourth aud Fifh,
west side, where they intend keeping hand full
Of the choicest Meats oEsed to the Dsy.
snport public The patronage of families is respectful
ly collected, not only will Meats ts good but
prices low. There's going down tc sn for Beef
Mutton, Pork, etc. when Yen supply yourselves with
tho best at W. ID. MoORYS.
noYl0tf
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nav RnAQnING

MI RS. II. c. Adams has opsneds houss for Day
In the house ow ned by Hon. j. Thorinston, whore
she can accommodate somo aftsen or twnty day
boa rders.
One room suitable for gentleman andsife 10 lstII
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iowAap DARLlsaros. Wa. HFsRy DAsbIEsro,
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,

II. DI1IEl1 ~ u 1 04V N WI
At 20 sf NEYS At a. 4 w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner OF Main and Second -treets, oppo-
site LeCiaire House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly remtted
10 all parts of the uniieI states.
Money To loan on Real Estate or otherwise.
Money located for others co nm ssion. s-l
Lands i0cl led ihtoughouttke Northwest.
REFEkEwCES.
r. Gibson, Bsq, Ca,hr. Bank ef Baltimore.
W. Townsend, Esq, " Bank of Chester CO.,
West Chester, Pa, ,,
N3rcs X Jgasg x % PatAdeiphLA,
p Woodward X Co, Bankers, Chicago,
Darby Il Barksdale, - ST. Louis,
. Or. = II Clarke, See America lns Co. do
X. r. Laecu q Ioa ptEtsburg,
Day 4 AatieeE. CiRct matt,
McGregof, Lawes Blakemors. davenport,
Edwin Smith, Esq, do
Nov ~ So dw6m
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Stopfs.
suY YOUR STOVES
AT TEE
a1xA7 w9sr3RA CINCINNATI
s r o v e s r O q =
And Tin Ware Manufactory,
Cd street, I doors East Of Harrison,

Wholsssls .rd Aslaiil
yTThBRk wiilsiways % 10 one tie bess -.
wv sortmeIts Of Stoves, Tin late, sheet iron,
Wire, Jspanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warein this city. Among his assortment Of
5 + OV Il 5
are the eel l4bIated Climax and Charter Oak Coos
Stoves Q, coai ar sooi, . Q fui nnd com pisie
scrtms ut Parior, Box .ai Heating stoves, Elevate
Owe q Stoves, and maby other pattetns too nemef.
Gus TO mention. Our motto 10, Quick Sales AMI
Small Profits; Good work, ali warranted sais
One dollar save Is dollar ss med; and By calling
at ale Stove Store yoa will savs Il and get jus
good an article as at an other houss.
Particular ate nuon paid 70 House Rooaux, sTutit
ing and Job Work IN general out Of good TN and
stocx, hoping 10 receive share of the public pat
rcnG6e W this motto. sQuick salos and Small
PfO1fS,S fsepO p. IA. HORNE.
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.ELt4J{sz 10Soo ooooS eo0 xerTleTh
WleHEs TO inform the public OF Davenport and
w scstt county that has permanently located
IN Oavsnpeet aud that ~ viii shoe horses On scsn.
GAA ppe!ples- Afsr 20 yssrs practice az The anat-
omy of the fset, and having spent II years undsTtAs
saperistsDdsnes % ths best Veterinary surgeon 10
1arops ~ vishes esAy As, hs Win give astislA1.
suston s01 psrssns hx ing horses laborinE under
The diseases or corns and eontrActions eoNnaaiy
quarter cracks, sand cracks, sprains OF the eords
foun1srs, ring bones spavins. all of which. he ver,
nnts cured eurahts, ~ he aoss OF hsss disesscs
pent aaps8 2 20 f1IAa ,t'uAf7' dsf
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ljrOfes5ioaal UarOs.


raEo 6UELICH. j w. STEWART.
GUEliCH g. STEW ART.
Attorneys and counsellors at Law, Notariss
Public, &c.
COnveyanclng, Investigations OF Tiuss, Payment
oi Taxes, LoaHinx and Investment of Money, and
ali other regular business promptly atte ed TO.
O1ca on ID st. in stEiBson,s Block, opposite the
LeClaire Row,
sepi DIFF DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Never put OF to morrow what you
can do to-day.
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NEW TIN STORE.

fTNHB subscribers have just opened store On Har.
l. rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
on hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spoutus and
JobeinE. Country merchants car rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, Ac. taken Ia exchange 10,
goods. IAl l6dul GRANTEES BELL.
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SPIRIrUALIsM IN PARIS. "A spirit
rapper named Hume is causing q SEN
sation in Paris, by the Introduction
into the palaces there Of ia 9le tipping
antics and other phenomena oil the
kind, with which American transcen-
dentalists are familiar. Some time
since he performed at the Tuilleries
before the Emperor and Empress; and
scientific gentleman, who has con.
yersed with tho Emperor on the sub.
ject, says:
His majesty speaks of the whole as
something grave and important, and
adds, that if there be some henolnehs
in all this for Which he can conceive
q cause, there are others for which he
canuot by any possibility account
The Emperor told this gentleman be-
fore twenty people at the Tailleries
that Mr.. Hume had caused q hand
bell to cross table, rise ul several
inches from the table, and ring in tina
air. He added that he bad, standing
alone with Mr.. Hume beside large
heavy table, seen the table ise from
the floor. The Emperor, and Empress
also, added to this many facts OF the
same order, all equally strange; and
above all, said the Professor, they
both seem to speak with some repug
nance of a hand which they beth ad-
NIT 10 having touched, and which was
that Of a corpseP
The LAWYERS SAINT Evona =
LAWYER of Brittany, went to Rome to
entreat the Pope to give the lawyers a
patron saint not already disposed otto
some profession. His Holiness, how
ever, proposed that he should 60 round
to the church OF Giovannia dl Latera-
no blindlolded and after Saying num-
Der of Ave MarIas, the first saint be
laid hold of should be his palron.--
This the good old lawyer undertook,
ind at the altar of ST Michel, where
he laid hold OF not the saint, but un.
fortunately tue devil under the saint.
feet CRYING out, 'This is our saint, lei
him be our patron
The MoDERy MlvERr.-rhe.Albauy
Journal regards the following anee'
dote as applicable to the appointment
ofCapt. X, ndsrs to a position unds'
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P1NNsYLVANH RAILROAD.
1a -


cities with the Western, Northw estern, ans South
western States, by con tinuous Railway direct This
road also connccs al Pitsourgh with daily line OF
Steamers 10 all psrls on the Western Rvers, and At
Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers to all ports
on, Inc Northwestern Lakes; making the most d.
rect, eAeaySsf aHd rstie6is rosts by which Freight
can bs for warded to and from the Great Wesl.
Rates between Philadslphis and Pittsbu1v,
First Glass. .Roots, shoes, Batsl
aud Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin aos = ,oo =
boxes, bales and lrunks,j Drugs W"
lin boxes Il bales, d Furs, Feathers,
second Class. ..s Domestic Sheet.
ing, ,shirting aud Ticking lin orisi-
nal balss,l Drugs On casks) Hard f76c. I00k
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxasJ
wSoI snS & sheep Psssa ns,a,. Ea:!s.,d; s,s.,
Chaiue4(in casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed ll0ose or in sackslTo- fs5e . i00 .
bscco, msnuhctafsd, except Ci-
sars or cuh)
EOO fth Glass sCoaee, Fish, hal
con, Beef d Pork, Gin eAsks or box
es eastwaYdJ Lard & Lard Oil, SIC . 100 4
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
GRAMS ets. per 100 . until fuither notice.
CoIToN-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
welg ht untfuther notice.
uFln shipping Goods from any point east of Phil
adephis, be particular 70 mark psckag "pia FsRa
svIvania Raiirsad.n AL goods consigaed to the 4
gents for this Road al Phiadephis or pitsbure wiz
Be forwarded withoutdetsntion.
FRslsHr AsEsTs.-Harris, Wormiy 81 Co., Mem.
phis Tenn, r. F. Sass Co., 81. Louis, 5. Mitch
ell s. Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumeshil, Bell q Bur
dock, and Carter & Jewett, Louisville ,ky. X. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; spriEmsn Blown, and Irwin
e CO., Cincinnati; y. "; Graham Co., zanesy!lle
Astor House, II. York; William st. and Batter
Place, New York; &. .Snseder, Phiiadslphs; Ma
grsw & Koons, Baltmorei Geo. G. Frouciscui, Pitts
Ii: Il. HOUSTON, 0sssrsl ErsirAt .asss., PAiIs
H, ], ,LOMBkERT, SxH9 .dlG 3ss1, Pa.
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

FHE undersigned are now opening new Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Jobbfng shop, on SEQ.
snd Street near Harrison street. A full assortment
plete Tin-ware and Stove Store. All sorts of we'll,
csterr and Double- Acting Force Pumps can at ali
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lesd, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zine,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience In the business makes the
subscribers confident Of satisfying al! calls made In
their line.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofnx and ssps
ciAliy TO selling Williams' Patent Pump with bali
valves. UsF
Juiy IL, t56dtf BRUNyER6 cASSRI
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Fall And Winter GssdL q
s- AT The -
New Hat, Cap and Fur store.

&.
"R would noss
w ssspesoDullyon-
nonnee 70 oaBn1SD1o
ana 0e e1t1oano of
DevenIeHt 81 u.
etnity has wo eaH
o6<r tAoD tnluoe
1ents - paxehlooo
tom oos es6ek ~ :
.a@, CO. =.
La11ee' FUHa.
th4S eenDee ~ 80
n snnA II - 0nn6.
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LE CLAIRE FOUNDRY FOUNDRY

III - . n I ne o-h q Ds
M DoNAHUE, successor to Msssrs. LIE CIaire&
Nxs Dsvenpo.l = lsvtnk purchased the shove prem.
hss Is now prepared TO 0anufscturs
STEAM ENGINES
othe various kinds suitable the wants OF the 90 I'M.
Ey. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofthe different varis.
Gse Of AilGe nxs and ShaftinSs OF all dsesiptioas.
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, Sills, Baekeu, Columns, etc.. etc., klways on
! hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with .os above ID Q Forging Shop, ua
der the direction oi men Of superior skill.
Brsas and Com mpositon Of Castings made to order,
Babbh Metal always on hand.
My stock Of Patisfns for Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, unsurpassed BY any n..iiar
Estabshment In the West.
Repairing done al the shortest notice Charge,
tsasonable Cash At all times paid for Old iron and
Cope
Corner Of Front and Scott SA.. Dave npert, iowa.
MchRI d-F VI. B1SiHUE.
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Glazed windows.

4 LARG L assortment Of " indows on hand vary
n tng in slZs ron sxi1 TO f2sI5. a leon dgures
for sails by BRADLEY BRoCKbTT,
No. 10000 corner OF 4th and Brady SITS.
sept 24tf DAVENPORT IOWA.
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Wood Common Pleas.

Vacation after February Term, A. D. 1857.
r. r. Miller & Co. VS. Geor.e Wright ct. al
GEORGE WRIGHT win take notice that plaintiffs
Uhave filed petition against hfm and others in Wood
pleas setting forth that Aug 3Oth lSj5a convey
ance was made by Charles wright to him of west half
south quarter section 81, town 4, L. 5. r. and
east half south quarter section 36 town l, T. s.
r.. in Wood county, Ohio, which was not received for
record until November 90 1886, and that in the inter-
i'm plaintiffs and one William IL. Ewing acquired di-
liens by mortgage and Judgment said lands
The petition asks said lands to be subjected to sale for
the payment of said liens, and unless said George
Wright answer or demuF to said petition by the 9Th
day of June next tn will be taken as confessed
and judgment rendered accordingly
MURRAY s. DODGE, Atty'S. Of PlH.
April 2, ls57--i7w6$3.63
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A clover Crou inClinton.

| don't Ike to take bant r. In the Ohio
Cultivotor of March LIST, read nm account Of
ascrop Of clVv, given by Henry Shively L q.
o. Wood County, which was very good one,
but think can beatit. | am not quite SO
well prepared to give so correctan account Of
my crop as Esq. Shivcly has, but will give it
as near as can. ~ ~
There was about ten and quarter acres
Of ground. from which | moved fully two
tons Of hay to the acre, which WAS nearly all
fed out on my farm; but suppose it to BE-
worth as much as Esq. Sldvtly's, iihe hay
would be worth S246. then saved the crop
of seed from the same ground, which yielded
me 42f bushels clean seed, which | sold at
home for 81 per bushgl, making 6299.-
Yield per acre, sos, ,l6S ToIalyield, 1915
Esq Shively isheqt. 4 Il WHITAKER
Clinton Co March, 1851. sH.. r. aei.s
We clip the above from the Ohio Cntiva
t1r. Mr.. Whitaker seems to be ahead, bat
we do 1t like to give i up SO, and shall have
to call on some Of our farm rs for ano.her
crop. We are confident Wool county has
the soil to defy all competition
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ShcriH"s Sale.


Henry Vantburgh William Nautilburgh ct. ell.
By virtue of an order of sale in this issued out
by the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county
of Jefferson and State of Ohio, bearing date March
20. 1851 aud to me directed will expose for sale by
public vendue and outcry on the premises on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day of May, \. y. 1851
at l2 o'clock NJ of said day, the following described
tract of land situate and being the County OF Wood
aud State of Ohio being the south half OF section
nnmber eighteen in township number three, north of
RANGE twelve in district of lands subject 10 sale at
Bucyrus Ohio containing three hundred and nineteen
acres and twenty hundredths of an acre be the same
more or less.
Terms OF sale one third cash the day Of sale one
third in twelve months and the balance in two years
with interest the day of sae the deferred payments
To be secured by mortgage the premises
. JAMES H. BLINN, Sherfof Jefferson County.
Sheriff's Office Steubenyine, o.
April r. lS57--iSwbF
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Henry c. Lawrence ys. DAME! Wur'z ct. al,
BY virtue of order OF sale directed and dcltv-
cred in the above entitled from the of
mon Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at the door OF tie court house, in Perrysburg,
o.. Saturday, May ., 1857.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. and o'clock r.
~ OF said day, tire following real estate: The norih
halt OF the south quarter and the south half OF tie
north east quarter OF section number nine I uf town
ship number four ~ north, OF range number ten .lOl
east also the south half of the north qunrier and
the north half of the south west quarter OF section
number lO) OF township number four A. north. Of
range number ten 10Y east also the north half OF the
nDrh east quarter and the north halt HE north
quarter of section number fifteen (lj,) Of township
lumber four - of range number (Ol east all in
Wood county, Ohio. G. M.NORTON, sheriff.
MURRAY DopGE, Attys,
April 2, lsj7--47HGS3.9S
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SHERIFF,S SALE,

Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Conf any, vs.. Robert
Youngs Executors.
BY virtue of order of sale to directed and de-
lvercd in the above entitled case. from the court of
common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio will offer for
sale at the door of the court house, in Perrysburg
On Saturday. MAY ., 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. aud o'clock
~ Of said day, the south west quarter of section
Der twenty eight 2s in township number six G) north,
of range number twelve Q2) containing l60 acres (;
also, the west half of the north quarter of the
section township aud range containing so acres
all in Wood county. Ohio.
w. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY q DoDGE. Aty's.
April 2. lS57--47wG$9.3S
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SLIERLEE,S SIZE.


William Crook VS.. Daniel Iiix CT. al.
By vrtao Of order Of sale in the above entitled
case, to directed and delivered from the court Of
common pleas Of Mood county, Ohio. will offer for
sale, at the door of the court house. in Perrysburg
On Saturday, May 9, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 2oclock r.
N. Of said day, the following real estate: The west
half of the half of the north quarter of
tion number twenty t20) OF township number four J
in the United States Re.erve, in Wood county Ohio,
40 acres more or less.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY DODGE. Atty's.
April 2. 1S51--lIwGS2.03
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.



Joseph Hamilton ct. al. vs.. William Henry et al,
ID virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and de-
Divered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled cause will offer
for sale the door Of the court house In Perrysburg,
On Saturday. MAY o. 1857,
between the hours Of 10 oclock A. NJ and o'clock
NJ of said day the following described real estate The
north east quarter Of section number q in town
ship number three 81 north of range number ten C0)
containing 39 22IUO of land except lots g. s. TO-
II and u in block number TO- laid out the town
plat of the of Woodbury. and the streets and al
eys between the same being laid out upon lid quarter
section also the half of the north west quarter
OF section number six o. o: township number three )
north of range number eleven ~ containing 70 81
100 a res on which said half quarter blocks number
l5 49, H. 49, 20 aud - of lots in the of Woodbu
ry are situate aud also the streets and alleys connecting
them ~ laid IN the plat Of sail town; also the
north east quarter of said north west quarter and the
north west quarter OF the north quarter OF said
section nsp and range, containing 6d SIl00 acres
so the half of the south west quarter of section
number thirty one (31) Of township number four (4)
,rth OF range number eleven C1ll containing II GS
100 acres which blocks 27 3. and 10 of lots in
lid tow of Woodbury. situate with the streets and
alleys connecting the same all in Wood county. Ohio.
e. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY 4 DODGE, At.ys.
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J. p. Smith vs., M'Fadden Mower.
Dy virtue of a yendi writ Of execution to me directed
Dand delivered in the abuye from the Court of
Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, viii offer for
sale at the door of the Court House in Perrysburg,
On Saturday, May o, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud o'clock
p NJ of said day. the undivided fifth part of the
south half of the south quarter of section number
five (5 OF Township number three, of range number
ten, lO) in Wood County. Ohio.
c. w NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY DODGE, Attys,
April ., ls57-4sw6S2.75
/ AID OIL, of the best quality for sale by
PECK 4 HAMILTON.
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LMENnMENT no. ".

IMENpMEST 40. ".
Resolved 10y the General Assembly OF the > ate
of Ohio, Three. fflhs of the members elected TO
each house coucurrng therein, That it be and
hereby is proposed to The electors of the ate, on
the second Tuesday Of October next to approve or
reject the following amendment as a substitute
for the first aud second sections If the thirteenth
article Of the constitution, viz: Corporations of
every description s,aA be created, and corporate
pow ers granted only by general laws which shall
define the powers, privileges and immunities and
prescribe the duties and liabilities OF each class or
descriptions of corporations. but the general as.
s-mbly may enact special laws for the relief OF
corporations in peculiar cases and may make spe-
ciai provisions in regard to corporations IN cases
wherefrom their peculiar location or interests such
special provisions are required, and may from
time TO time alter repeal all such laws, as are
auth .rized by this section.
. l5r.l ..r.'# N.u VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD
,.. . President Of the Senate.
Dated April 3, 1851. .~A
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as an additional section to article eleven Of the
constitution. Every county which now is. or may
hereafter he entitled to more than one senator, or
representative for the residue Of the pre- ent decen-
NAL period or for all, any, portion of any sub
equent decennial period shall be divided into as
many senatorial aud representative districts as
tn re nay be senators Or represent atves elective
Iu any one year Of the pres ut, or any sub eqaent
decenn al period, VIII Gu districts shall be Of con.
tiguous terrific and each district shall contain as
nearly ratio for senator or representative as Is
attanable withOut violating the rule herein given
as /, c,rtiguty of territory, and Wi hont dividing
any township, election pre-. met, or ward III any
rcpre entaive er stnat nisl di Lrict. composed OF
tw" or innre counties shall by r,ason OF an excess
Of popu atIol over ratio be entitled to addition.
al rep esentalives or senators for any potion OF
the present sny sub equ decernal period,
the DIS ric sh tl b. d viled iot, two dis'rc:s,
each port of such decehniai period, which
shall be cont saons territory, and escI shall con
tain a ra.io as is attainable without divid
ing counties.
Ifby reason Of the annexation of one senatorial
lis let TO another, there shall be anv excess OF
population over a senatorial ratio, which shall be
euitl,.d to additional representation fir any por.
tion Of any decennial period, each d. dstrct as now
constituted shall elect one senator
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commits sioncrs or such other board OF oili
GERS ell, ctive aud re-de,t ia the proper county
may be provided by law At pa1 four monih'
prior to the general election in 1893, the counties
entitled to more than one member of either hOuS
shall be divld into districts for the residue of III
present decennial period and al least four month
prior to the general election in the first year OF
each subsequent decsnual period, the counties
entitle to m lrc than one member for all or any
portion Of such decennial period in either both
houses, shall be divided into dis rcts for the
whole of the deoenninal period. description of
the district Of each couhty shall b" published a
may be directed by the county commissioners or
as may be prescribed by law.
N. H. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House of R"pr s'n:atives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate
April 81, 1857.
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T. Il. Miller < Co., ". Joseph !. Wale. J.. d. Peck
y Co., vs. Joseph +. Wade.
d virtue OF : ii fl wrts ot execution To mo directed
ID and delivered in the above de'crii'ed eases from the
court of common pleas OF Wool county. Ohio will
offer for sale the door of the cout house. in ter!s-
burg,
On Saturday, MAY o, lsj7,
between the hours OF 10 u'cock \. ~ and O'Clock =.
NJ OF .il ay the north east quarter of the south east
quarter OF section number eight - OF township nun
four 81 ui range number ten tlJI containing 10
acres and 80 from the south part OF section NUM-
ber twenty nine (2JI Of township number five t5 Of
rage number eleven and the east half Of tie north
w.st quarter OF section number twelve 2J Of township
II mber four A. of range number tl0,j containing
acres, all in Wood county. Ohio.
L. VI. NORTON Sheriff.
MURRAT DoDGE. Atty's.
NJ D lS-T--'7w $3gS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

EE Just as we were ready to go to press
Auditor Ross received copy of the proposed
amendments TO the constitution, and as the
constitution makes it rec ary to publish
them six months p,ior to the day of election
We were compelled to delay our paper for
their insertion this week.