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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

FIRsr OxA11 .A@DoAts Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Rocks, Dry Goods III
Dwdkf f1 ib6xss iAd talssl 4
feAthsSs YaEs, IA, &c. 80 81
ID Caf.fe koRsso-Shsss IA
iAaf bkisgf 6fue. III csSksJ = &3
Hardware, be sstiss fiu rol 81
boxes,l Wool, snd Sheep PeIts,
EatswerA, Ac., 20. ~ sssk 1
3dCsANrAnSiks ssAssL Chains
fHesskfo HeAp, Bsec6 and
PorkD esaas4 tisuss erin sscks) eesspe
Tobacco, manufactured, (cxcept 81.
..s &C.,. oss.:, ,.csa.. u e. 1SI:s, 4; So .
Bssf and PQEky tin e.sI Or
Oil, Nails, So6s, Ash, Sssman
CMNa1eA PtssA kssis, - Is .ssss.
PLOUHL1i ~. ~. unsi further ussfSe
GRAIN - (ts. Per ~ lbs. until fnrthsl
dU4k0N + 4 ~ 1str, not sexossslhs =
w.ikifN AAsA fdkSAss as4,ce. ~ aj0lEl
- In shipping Goods from any poin'
PhiiadsaphiA, be particular " mark packs
PcpnsyIvnniA Railroad" All Goods cons
he AfsAAs- ~ this Road At PhiiAdslphiA
buye,sNill b forwArdsA without dstention
t6x8saS AsKxrp~ RAfris, w orniey d 9
pHb, Tsas.; 3. y. Da0 Z Co, ST. Louis;
kilpy . Co. Evam6ville, Ind., Dumeanil
Cos, 81 Carter 3 Jsvstt, LeaisviIls, X,
Aadeao, Madison, 1na.; Eysigmaa 4 Bro
Irtfa VI ca CtAelanaA ii. ". Graban
z6Asss< e, CAA01 xossh q o., 81 Kilby stY
tosysspsA Co., No. 1Astor Hosss, New Y
WilFism U1es1t, - No. 8. 1a4assy f1s
York Ill puesdsy, Phfladelphie; ri
Ksous, RaiAl1sssi Gee q. Hrpnoissss, Pita,
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in. M.rriSss, csissr rI1nAndusk.cS. NY;
s0Aass .. Ioets, CAsh' Oannsssasl DsAk, On;
HtAAsy, 1spy 40s., olne6saatf,sF -
~ Ssi,ss ,ossA = s1~A ss'ssky ,Lssisviilsjs
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1sy1Us, SAssbz . Oss = ssl6 I" tte
'Fss.sis' DsiAsf Ksasseiy, frAskf0st,
Ocoossciai Benk u Keatucky, -
p.Iey s:r.:d.ls, 81. Loui'j
x. !. Tinkmsn Co., Chicago;
MitsAsli . Cable. keek EsiAhd. lncvl-d
EXCHANGE AND BANKING MOUsE.
00orge q. sAnAeRso0S
Third Stssst, bst. Main and Johasoa, Ksokak, Iowa
WILL sy EAsssn sd sssthsn HssA.gs At
O-siristst.sntion given TO eellsstioas, aaA pre-
s:sAs ssAtssd at ssrrsasrasss Of ezaAasss frss a
shasgs. IT,
- usssi banking facilities. granted to sus-
tensrs.
Winslox, LaDisr I Co., BANKERS, N. York City.
E.E, CLARK ! Co., bankers, Philadelphia.
sss IN. Iis.assss.r I Co.. ss.H..., .isa ~ L..i,
H.N Clark Bros,
John J. Andcrson 4 Co.,
Gilimors tBseshssssn, Cineianati
=, 0Ass Aosfs fren . A. n. to <P.A. IF
aN40 ~ soSUs-0ty
xEs1xnIss. H.K. Lows
DEMING 4 LoVE, t&A8
toasssssass 70 A. L. Dsming Co..
OoAkeRs. ana Dea1ePs An Exchange
sp se Nom street, kssksak, Jowa-
PARIicuLAR attention given to csllsstioas
S.y. Ozark. Dodge Co.. Ne. York;
Adams Buckinshana, " j"
J. W. Clark , Co., Boston;
DFexel OSS PhiiadefPhia; "
4s2E2sCsoxk d o., 2" e 4A@ 8Sssfa
J6GnStso, 1sethers 4 Co., Baltimore;
3. W. Cisvk Bros, 81. Louis
Stsss 0avtnss Institstion,
0e0sist Dsuaeily,
v HERON 4 Co., ,Psttsbarsh;
Con MeveiaI Dank, Cincinnati;
n. Coswish Co., 0aiena;
HsrSn BsotAer, Dialogue;
D. G. Csavefs. Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio
ZanesviIle. Tiyy
IS Charles Parsons,
| wANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
Unitsd states, Oaltfsrnla 4 Oregon
,tsr aBOUGHr AND SOLD.
Also, sells exchange on London, Berlin, Paris
Leipsic, cassrl. Cologne, Bremen, Frank
fort On the Maine, Stattgart, HAN
burgh and Zurich in Europe.
sept I. diy GEO. PARSONS. Cashier.
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(NARPRNTKR AND BUILDER, Shep Sesth.
~ wsst sorAAr ef Thiri ,snthanA Hsaaklia ~.
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Dental yAEA4EAN
nk. X. 3. BAKB1A xsslA fuUSoht-
~ fully infoSm his patrons aud the
Dsblic paassAIIy, ihaS ~ has AttsA mp yyI \
hsndsoms suite Of rooms, sParipg x1J
Dsither paia ogeSps.ss - naAe ehsn elegant and
ssmfortAhle, in the brick building, kast side Of J.
between Main sod Holiness ssAEssts.v 1hsnkful fer
past fayors, he solica continuance Of the ssmo,
: - All operations warranted. fspr7<dly I'd
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j. y L.. u. 81 q. r. = 4
RANNER codse No. 15, I. o. Of g. t., meets -
- sssry Friday Evssing. ~ Ts.pGasss
Aaai, - Nam street, 81 u o'saool. MI
.snesrs Of Ahc esds N sssd ssssdiAss esss
shvitse IN e1te AassdssaE as sssasaes s~a A 8
-. ~. 0aCE,
A kCHITnCT. 0oss - ktibsafss's Block, On
"A Asin-st., 49, "a ~ -, Kssksk, Iowa.
feb1e-AsS u s@xfsts asa
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sAM'L q. MA IDGEs,

WATCH MAkEK AND JEW ELEK,
OFFERS for sale the justly celebrated American
~ Watch made by the Boston Watch Co., and
warranted an exec ellent time keeper; in gold and
silver cases. Also fne selection of knsiirh
Watches, Chronometers, Anchors aud Lepires, in
guild and aiiyer ali of which are vsrrented
good time keepers, At 81 Main-st., by
mchl2d SAM'LG. BRIDGES.
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~. =. ,CWCInRAM II y
InFFERb bis services to the sitisens Of Ksokuk
~ sa4 tiisity - the Rrsstiss sf MsAialss, SuY-
esry aa1 Obststfieks.
o., fss ths psssent, xith pr. Gee. p, Parkss
opposite the LAclsde Hopss.
Uefefs - J =. sanford n p. @ttsess<9
Geo. b. Parker II D.
y. &. 4attis y I'D, setYE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

CAMuELG BRID61S, No. al Main -st., hssfo
0sale AsAcrefts eslsbsstsd essan Gssres, 10
steam boats, Locomotives, aAa Stationary in4ip
IL is the most perfect 0uAee, and sxtensivssy
uscd IN the Essb end Can adss, than ssy other
guage. Engineers and others are invited 10 call
and exAmine.
an also preparedto furnish Stean Whistlss
Of all sisss. on ebert notice.
mnAl2d SAM,L a. DRID0RI.
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General Freight Agent, Phiiadsl phis
~ ql L2qAsAERr, sap'i. Altoona, PA-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

80 HAN18H k HUnkzgD UonnD 1sS Ss
I1R0DuoK. Osnnisein - Rsruns1ln,k nss.
shsaes, seRsW u eGAsAAna onnAh AZ 81 assssA,
Chicago, Ill. fshl3d0 -sI1
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ORDERS taken for hair work of every dsserip-
~ tion. Having had experience for the past ave
PEARS In this line, designing pxtte &C.. natter
myself tha4 can pltsse thnse = hc may fnvur ne
with call. Perssns can rely ON hAylsg sAs Aai.
used In the article ordered, OF returped 10 than
dsfcient. Work mount ted to efder, any style de.
sired. The pshlie are invited to sAli and sxanins
mchiid sAM.L q. BRIDGES.
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=. RU1M A1TTLHs, -, r.
DHYSIcIAN AND SURGEON. Olbcs o. laird
u street, between Main and johnson sts ever
kickey's Cigar Store. sRsstlsscs at ST. Charles
Hotel. tmay3a
-. G. EUEH, ~. Me- Ssq7g-
o.. e Fsstsss: ss.Issss, g, z :.s,y, lsAass.-.s..
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keeka2, -. Dss n elnss = nlan nss eta
RAILR0AU COMPANY.

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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03
The Worm-Eaten pIamks.

Mr.. Castle. OF Cleveland, in his speech at the
Court House on Wednesday, took occasion to
speak in very dsrespcctful terms of General Scott
ard those who supported him for President in
1852, and characterized the Northern Wings Of
those days as " worm-eaten planks." The chair
man of the meeting and few more Of these worm
eaten planks' who have been Incorporated into the
modern Locoioco political ediice looked like cats
in strange garret when this remark was made
We are half inclined to thank Mr. C. for the sug-
gcstion--" worm-eaten p!anks ~ How long will
edifce stand the pillars of which are construct
ed of Worm Eaten planks ?"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

We anticipate rich time, this campaign,
smong our democratic friends who are condi-
dates for the various Offices to be filled. 1t is
said among I'll knowing ones, that friend Dubbs
is to be sacrificed on the altar of avaiIabily,
because he did not consult the clique; and that
true and tried democrat, John Bates, is to be
thrown aside for the one horse agricultural pur-
pose of nominating man at Bowling Green,
who is in the confidence of certain parties. We
also hear that certain DR.. Gardner, Of Gilead,
is to be stuck on the ticket for Auditor; that
M'Kinley, must give way to our good RGpubi'
cyn friend Dodge, for Prosecutor. How true it
is that " Republics are ungrlte(ul." Wonder if
that kind of ticket can be elected Who'll
do the fighting?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

JOKE ON THE FUeInvE SLAVE Law
The COHnersVWe Times tells the following ad-
venture of an enterprising young gentleman
who could not be satisfied with the ordinary
modes Of amusement, but had to procure the
excitement of playing the runaway slave ::
OD Monday he backed his face at the house
where he was staying, unknown to the host,
and, with carpet sack in hand, vending bis
way down the street, well personating in his
gait and looks a Fugitive from labor" from
Kgntuckey. He attracted no little attention
as he passed down Monroe street, being 50
well disguised that few if any persons recog
nized him. Having visited the residences of
his acqunintences in the lower part Of town,
frightening numerous lady friends, he again
appeared ON the street, when his sport sud
denly changed TO mortifcation by Capt Gayle
Ford, City Marshal, arrestiug and hurrying
him of To the office of james Beard, E.q.-
The latter officer being in i'll health, the young
man was then taken before John B. Tate, Esq
who Immediately discharged him, the Mar
shall having arrested him without a warrant,
and no person appearing as prosecutor in the
case. The young man left the Office in haste.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03
Len! NOticc.

Simeon Long. Adam Long, John Long, Noe Long.
Jr, Henry Long Elias Davidson, Marglrette Davidson.
Henry Schst!er, Euuce Sclstler, George Weaver
Alaral Weaver, Mary T.. Syples, Martin Syples, Noe
Bryunand Mary Long will take notice that petition
filed against them the juth day of july A. ID.
lsjTin the courof common peaSin aud for Woodconu-
ty Ohio and is now pending, wherein Reheca Brande-
berry, Jonathan Brandebery 1hnrza Mcdonald, and
Clenmon Mcdonald demand partition ofthe east half Of
the southwest quarter OF section Sftowu five
north of range twelve east continuing 80 in Wood
county Ohio; and setting up among other things that
all tile aforesaid dcgeUd"ut, heirs Ot Noe Long deceas
cd, except Marguerite Davidson and Eunice Schiser
have heretofore received their share of the Of
laid deccden 10y way of advancement. Said Petitioner
also asks for the assignment ct dover of Mary E. Long,
widow OF said Noe Long d, ceased ia and to said de-
Scribcd land, aud that said petitioner will be for hear
ing at the nest term Of said cOnrt.
JONATHAN BRANDEBERRY, eta
BY S. JEFFERSON, their Atty.
JuIy &. lSj7-l3WG$l so
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Pardy T. Colvin, Elizabeth Colyin. Gooroo W Co.,
Ger, Hannah Spencer, Royal S. Burns. and Horri..
Burns wi take notice that petition was filed aoainst
EN- ON the 2Sth day OF July, A. D. 1857 in the court
0 common peas sot wood county, Ohio, by Charles r.
Mathis and Rachel Mathis, and is now pending bers.
IN the SAID petitioners demand partition of the follow
ing real estate to wit: The part of the west half
part west OF the NcCutchinve road less five ana on
nan acres on the north end, contauings twentyf four
ana one half acres also fifteen and one-haf acTes in
hve north, ofrange twelve east in Wood couutv Obio
ana that at the next term of said court petitioners
apply for an order that partition may be made of mid
premises CHARLES r. MATHIS,
RACHEL MATHIS,
III ao ar ,,: EEsoN, tnep Atty. Petitioners
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Gg,eriN,s enic.

Sarah & John Crcigh VS.. William NJ. Reed ct al.
10y virtue of order of sale, to me directed and
ID delivered, from the court Of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, shall offer for SALE at the door
OF the courr house, in Perrysburg in said county.
On Saturday, the 10th day OF September. 1857,
between the hours Of and o'clock r. NJ the follow
ing real estate, situate in the county of Wood and state
of Ohio to wit: The north half of the southwest quar-
ter Of section twentyeight, in townshp five, rango
nine east. containing 50 acres. more or less appraised
at $500. Terms of slle-oue-third cash. onethird in
one aud Onehrd in two years from day of sale; de-
ferred payments on interest and secured by mortgage
the premises c. ". NORTON, Sheriff.
CARrENTER REID. Attorneys.
August q, lsjT-l6w5S2.s3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

NOTICE is hereby given to the unknown owners
" OF the unsettled lands living IN sections six o. ser.
en- (), eighteen (lS nineteen U9) and thirty 1901 in
township four a. north range twelve u ~ east; and
to the unknown OF the unsettled lands ing in
sections a. twelve I2), thirteen lI3) twenty -four
t2i and Twenty-Five l-5 in township four (i) north
range eleven east that there will be a petition pre-
scnted to the trustees OF said township for the yiewsng
and locating of ditch water course on or near the
township line, between snd townships. commen ncins
about ney rods north ofthe south corner of Sec
uun thirty, in Montgomery township, Wood county, on
said township line. and ing said line until in.
tcrsects the that called the Sap rum in
section six, Montgomery township. The trustees will
meet at Isaac ry sons the 1lth day of September
next, view and appolton said ditch according to law
ISAh TYSON, Petitioner.
PORTAGE Aurust G. IS5T--lgv5Sg "a
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Ditch Noiicc

NOTICE is hereby given to The owners of seet;op.
10 1913 lG, 2l, and the north en- st quarter of ~
IT, h iownship; and sections o. 4, aud the east half Of
the southeast quarter and east half of tho
quarter OF section 8. in Washington townshp sjl of
Wood county that the trustees of said townships will
llth day of September. 1857 at O'clock S ,h ,ho
purpose OF locating and npportioning ditch or water
course commencing the south corner of sec
i' ou ~ ram and running northwest direct
through said section; and thence north nm tb a, ~
o, ,ne county road running through sections o. and
ate. ' anu there 10 tsrmIn~
August G. lS57-l9vcsoo
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

The Journal mm does not entertan for ms
the warm'st feelings, as we have heretofore
caught him in divers lies, and exposed him.
Napoleon Nlrik- West.
If the btying of dog can turn tn moon into
green chefse, then indeed has Morrison exposed
mou,hcl blackguarlism. The expositions al
luded to have entirely escaped onr observation
As to the lying assertions which Morrisoh i,
conient to echo, we have nothing to say now,
What we wish to see is, whether the people oI
Henry county will elect an mpincipl-d black
guard aud common strert brawlef TO the oliic,
Of Probate judge. or whether they will show
their respect for decrucy by severely rebukine
hIm at The hallni.hlX
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

LARGE YIELD OF RYE FROM SISGLE GRAIE.
Mr., A. H. Brown. Of Bryan, Williams
county, informs us that single plant of rye
was discovered on the farm Of Mr.. Jacob
Brown. which, from ole root, sent up ninety
seven stalks. the grains upon which number
ing sir thousand two hundred and eight
This1s. an extraordinary large yisld,- Ohio
FarmeS. '' tas
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

5ss- In consequence of the embarrassing state
;Of the Michigan Southern r. r. Company, the
splendid steamers belonging to the Buffalo and
Toledo line have been attached. Their trips are
regular, however, and we have no doubt but the
company will soon recover from its temporary en-
barrassment.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

Austin Il. Taylor, VS.. Joshua b. Smith, ct al.
10y virtue of order of sale to me directed from
IOthe court of common pleas, of Wood cou ty, Ohio,
win offer for sale, the door OF the court house, in
Pcuysburg,
on Saturday, September 18th, 1857,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ.
OF said day the following property TO wit; The south
east quarter of the SOut-Cns quarter OF section "a,
town ,, range 10, in Wood county, Ohio; TO satisfy
Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Z. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
GREEN FINEFRocE, Attys.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03
RcnubIican county Convention.

The Republicans of Wood county are requested to
meet in convention at BOigl1g Green on Saturday the
5th day Of September, at 10 o'clock NJ for the pur-
nose OF nominating candidates for the following Offices,
10 be supported at the ensuing fall election; ono coun
ty clerk one auditor one probate judge, one prose-
cutting attorney county commissioner ana one
treasurer. JAMES MURAL, Charm"N'
.' August l3 1851
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03
p.rub,ican sennrorial convention.

The Republicans Of The counties of Hancock
Lucas, Putnam Wood, Fulton and Henry, are re-
ouested to send delegates to the Republican Con
yention TO be holden at the Court House, in apo
leon. Henry county, on THURSDAY, SEP TEN.
BER THIRD, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Senator to be sup
ported by the Republicans of this Senatorial dis
trct
delegate for every fifty Republican votes gwen at
the last Presidential election. and one Tor each
fraction of twenty FIVE VOTES and over, enltHng
The .un,ics to The following votes ih the CouYeL
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03
GREEN & FINEFRocK, Attys.
Auyusf a. Ig5.-11 11V l-l ri
Wood Common Please, Vacation after June
Term, A. -. 1857.

james Murray VS.. Willard Trull.
willard 1rull will take notice that james Murray
has flied petition gIiuit him, in the court of com
mon pleas Of " God county, Ohio, asking judgment
against him for the OF $4,000 with interest at the
of per since June Q, 1856, with per cent
damages percent rate OF exchange, 81 cents
of protest. and for s 20 with interest since July o.
1850; and tut unless he appear and make defence TO
said petition by the Sd day OF October, A. D. 1857 judg
ment by default will ut the next term of said court
thereafter be rendered according the prayer of said
petitioner, JAMES MURRAY, Proper.
August 6, Is57-l3w6$293
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

GD- The following banks have failed:
Kanawha Bank, Va.
Farmers Bank, WEXFORD, R. l.
Tiyerton Bank r. |.
Central Bank. R. |.
Farmers Bank, Saratoga Co, NY.
Wooster Bank, Conn.
Warren Co. Bank. Pa
Hancock Bank, Me.
A nerican Bank Trenton, N J.
Arcade Bak, Providence, K. |.
Mici.c,on Bank PA.
Farmers & Drovcrs Bank, Woynesburg Pa
lIoIgsdalp Bank, Pa.
North American Bunk, Seymour, Conn
Oniarr Bank, n. Y.-said to be a mistake
1T. Plain Bank n Y.
llolS'cr Bank. Buffalo
Whites Bank, Buffalo.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the land holders of Sec
~ tions a. ~: and 20, of Montgomery township.
Wood county Ohio, that the trustees of sa townsbi
WI meet at the house of James Hoffman on the lstb
Gay OF sept mbcr next for the purpose of Locating
ditch or water commencing in section ~ haScs
westerly through 2S, and ~ to the cast branch ~ IN.
Portage river. SAMUEL POT,rEu D.. " 'H9
August 10, 1851-l4wGEI N' AsH'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03
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mi a sInrrnrrnt Therc.

Last year there were but three Lcco votes cast
in Webster township. Nov we hear that not n
singc DTed Scott Fagitiye Slave Law blood hound
ea, be I9ura il the township.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

Col FREN .Nr', MARiPosA CLMM-Col.
Fremont has at nglh been successful in his
contest Tor the tide Of Marposa. By late ar
rivals from Cliifornil we learn that at the late
term Of The Di-trict Court tn. full question of
his tile TO these land claims WAS ltgtted, and
after a prniraeted trial decree was rendered
in his favor fpr tie possession of the la
with all the works and improvement, and
dAm Ages for Tie hct.ntio1.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-03

Merritt NJ Aoung llaintih vs.. Charles H. wilkinson
- Cornol B, Wilkinson, ct al Defendants
I'iE said Charles Il. Wilkinson, and Coraolia D.
Il Wilkinson are hereby notified that on the Iltb dav
OF August A. D. 1857, said Merritt NJ. oung filed in
the court of common pleas, within and for tile county
oI WOOD and state Of ohio, his petition against them
ana others, the object and prayer of which said pct
uoh is TO iorcclose certain mortgage given bv said
Charles u aud Cornca b. 10 Charles H. Pcripo on the
oh day OF June, 1856 and to subject to sale for tho
l4m.ht OF a certain prunisaory note. MAJ by said
Ch1Ie5 b NhkinsOn to said Icrico on said 18Th dnv
of Jane 800 for the sum Of S9s7 9j payac two yenrs
from s'ld date Win Interests and also for the paymcnt
~ maturity ot another certain promi-sory NOTE nadr
bN sail Wilkinson to said Pcrgp on the same d,v and
payable three years thereafter for the sum of S3I 10
WIN interest the following described premises: Tbs
UNDIVIDED ouesNth part Of all that part OF river tract
elahy, which lies between Grassy creek and the Man
NEE river; ani all that part river tract cighyonr
Ning between the nDr.h line ofthe DAYTON & Nicbigan
hlIroai ana the Maumce river, except small parcel
containing otgat acres and iortysv hundredths of an
acre, lying on the west line Of said tract between
ts-y creek aUl the Dayton az Michigan Railrnod. ali
4h- aud Iging in tie twelve mile square reserve AT
i'e loot %! he Rapids og the Miami os Lake Eric and
I'D the sal. county of Wood. and state Of Ohio Said
oeuatut- are t1rther notified that they are required
10 answer said petition, or before the 10Th day of
ocioler ntNt orjGlsm-ut will bc taken again.t them
'J DEFAULT hill Il PRATT
.NIEl7- t'' l'H'-ti WH-btb Plaintiffs AttYs