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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-26
FRANK STREET,
LssA .ESsst q .lssssssv CsssseHsr Il Lsc,
COU.NrClL BLUFFS, 70 w.

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w any business entrusted to his care within the
purvew Of his profession His facilities for invesiga-
ting Land ftles and mpaTting correct information in
regard to the condition Of Titles Lands and Town
In Potawstamie County, superior TO those possess
ed by any other person In this part of the State He
now preparing, and will shortly have completed
stract Of a the Deeds record lands the County,
and 70 lots in Council Bluffs and in all principal
ditions thereto The abstract Titles lets is 80
ranged that the name Of each grantee FROM
the nrst down to the present time, be one
view with the date Of each deed the ding for
record the book and page where recorded and also all
the material defects apparent the record. The abb
stract OF titles To lands is also very conveniently
ranged He will also from the record an alb
sract Of each deed as 1t is recorded that he will be
enabled to gve to desiring abstract the whole
chain from the entry in the Land Office down to the time
the information is desired. -
lie Is also procuring from the Land Once list Of all
the Lsnds entered in the County showing by whom en-
tered when entered, whether with cash Warrants OF
scrip the number Of acres in each tract the
paid therefor His charges for examination Of titles
will be reasonable
Persons living at distance can have an abstract Of
title to any tract Of land Town Lot furnished them BY
mail ~ enclosing fee Of two dollars one dollar
for each additional lot tract land to be included in
the same abstract. IN ~ ~ y
EHe Is also prepared to execute with spatch con-
Veyances Of every description. Office Broadway in
second story Of Hagss New Block nearly opposite the
Robinson House. MN
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CO yictoria's first Geographic dispatch
to Mr.. Buchanan: sPresident-On earth,
peace overboard, another piece. Tout a
tio.s v. Il.
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FOR. SALE,

FOR SALE.
a-l o Lots in Howard Addition. 80 - -.- f.. -,-
70 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
~ choice Lots in Halls Addition. ...
Several fine lots in central portions of the City very
desirable for residences Several fine tracts OF land
within hours ride Of the City with timber and water
10 Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSoto, Tekamah Logan n. T. and Junction City, Iowa.
u Also l60 acres Of choice land two miles Of
Sioux City which is about 40 timber. nl-u
EDWIN J. FRASER, Land AGENT
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PINE LUMBER,

From Ia inch to inche also. pine siding and worked
hccring pine shingles and iath cash. blinds doors &c
all Of which We will sell low for cash.
nI-u KELLER & BENNETT.
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Rssfs! Rs I !.
VOOR H rs.

vOV6 II 10
Whole.ale and Retail Dealer in DR.,
Goods, Boots 4 Shoes, HardUare,
Queenssc0re, Cutlery &C., &C.,
Couscjl Bluff, Losca,
r. NOW RECEIVING 4 OPENING AT HIs
Il Store-Room, on Upper Broadway, one Of the best
selected stocks Of Aerchandise that has been brought q
this city.
AsSss $50 RhseI Drx ossAs. 80 81
Consisting in part Of Domestics, Prints, Ginghsms
Cottonades, Cloths, Flannels, Lawns, Rich Dress
Goods Asntillas. skirts, Hosiery, Ribbons, Notions
etc., etc.;
DS0gs y gsoss.
~ assortment Of Boots and Shoes Is complete. em-
oracng all the desirable styles various grades Tor
men, women and children.
1ss1Osss, 0Ssss y JN&lss. S.
Constantly on hand and will BE- sold low. e; I.
0r0esrtss.
seoet q Groceries will b fuiI choice we'll as
and Retail -
would respectfully cali the attention 81 my old Gus.
tome and others to my fine stock arriving assur-
ing them that my terms and prices shall Be as favora-
bic - those q any other House in Council BlaGs.
ni-u C. VOORHIS.
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1857,
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

Regular Packet for Kansas, Omaha, Coun-
Gil Bluffs & Sour City
THE NEW, ELEGANT, FAST AND cow.
j. MODlOuS passenger steamer, OMAHA Andrew
Mheiand, Master, J. J. Wilcox, Clerk will run as
regular packet for the above and all rnts
on the Missouri river Patrons rely upon her
thning the trade during the entire season. sl,1G
. me Omaha having been placed in the most unexccp-
tonable order for the trade her ofcers hone that b
strict attention t the comfort Of passengers and bus-
ness, to merit liberal share Of patronage from aim
pers and the public generally. 70 -. = Esp
7.'f' ,''F-.~'e A. wINELAND, Master.
- ]. J. WILCOX, Clerk.
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PINE LUMBER,

The SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
ruby announce to the citizens Of Pottawattame
ana .ne adjoining counties, that he has opened
tenstse fihe Lumber Yard in Council Buns city, and
N receipt OF lumber regularly. and will keep
s'sn'iy On hand large and we'll selected stock Of
PINEIuMRER
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NOTICE.
Time Of Church Service.
AZ e. CHERCH-REv. MIR. GOODrET.-
wi. Low, Pastor-ioh A. NJ, TX p M; Sabbath
School, p. NJ. -. - - N'''-
Pastor-10k A. NJ
Consre gational Church.-Rev. G.. G. RICE, Pas-
tor-lOh, A. M, IN, r. NJ; Sabbath School--2K p n
sEptscopal Church.-Rev Mr. wA1soH-3 p. n.
Straneers attending any 81 the above churches,
will be provided with seats s4slr-z-@-.~
VT g5F@s 80" 10 ~ 55@AseN isss 4
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SAMUEL DILLEN.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL Fa
DRUG Sist,

-s COUNCIL. BLUFFS, IOWA, ..
eA IS NOW OPENING A LARGE
~ and well selected stock, which he offers
Nh vt Wholesale or Retail, In part, can be
found Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils,
49, Dye-Stuffs, yarni.h, Glass. Pure liz
suors, Perfumery. Soaps, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars,
Snuff, Brushes, together with full assortment of
the most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
THE OHIO LIFE AND TRUST CO.
Nest DeplOrable State Of the Account Books
in the New York Office.
IMPENDING TAXATION IN NEW YORK,
ke., DO, 10

ne Of The general bank peDsion announced in
me morning papers Of yesterday caused NO surprise 70
Aose who knew the sats Of Affairs In the street on the
vevous day; and there ~as, xer ALI general feeling
q seHee - soon ~ "tbe worst was ever"
seeus thai The banks were anything bu. UNANIMOUS
- 10 the proprisy Of suspending specie payments. and
IL BILL, and checks presented u their osunte bat hey
ssns aer ceased doing ne directors OF the Chemical
Hnh announced that they would 90 business usua and
win net suspsnd Thss institution wss The oay one VI
pasd spee,e throughout The day
Our reporters gve the following sketch OF The proceed
lng Of yesterday In The city.
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srXPKNNY SAVINGS BANK
II moi Affected by the panic, according 70 the statement
Of Iu officers On Monday they paid $780, The other
days for drawing money are rnursdsys and Saturdays.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS BANK
Has met al ~ depository claims and can well aford 10
do 50, they have strong Of specie In reoy
TO question II they did not expect run OF the
officers said, "Let them come, we're ready"
MIGRANT SAVINGS BANK.
slight sti continues, but OF sufficient
quence 70 alarm either she onleers or the pcbHc
BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK.
The Broadway Savings Bank experienced . slight run
They fell back on the following bylaw
Drafts nay be made personally Dy the order OF the
depesoT his or her nAme be written in the ngnssure
book BY letter Of attorney, duly authenticated. Bat
person shall have the demand any part Of bis her
principal interest without producing the original
and then only the third Monday In each and every
month, upon Swing previous notice Of week 10 the
secretary accountant bat the attending committee may
allow Tho 70 be paid during any regular hours Of bu
sneas.
BY this no money cau be drawn until the third Monday
In December. They paid money out yesterday.
EAST RIVER SAVINGS BAEK.
me onicen informed Ill called thai the required
notice would be required before withdrA wing their funds
Tnere were -four policemen stationed at the biuk bat
their services not required the csser furnishes
the following statement Of the condition Of the bank 70
OCT. ], 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

ample assets Their loans, amounting about soA0
are secured By bond and mortgage On iuprcved real
sstsie In his city and Bsookn valued Ne Iss Of Jry
last u $500 Co., than double he amount OF oAns
me balance Of ~ investment 10 in per cent New York
city bondA
DIZZY DOCK sAvNss BANK.
There has been increase In wishdYs ssls OF deposits
on The Dry Dock Savings Isstu.oa during hs lass few
days, but ~ ooers ase tnas does NOT anec ID stab
~. The following extract from Inc snD0a report,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

quHe ore MONTHS nos,ee before payment, all drafts
amounting 70 over nfty dollars
Bsfs sdooysisg he directors ieasSod q NE action o
Ne ocers Of the Nsw York banks 10 suspend pay
meuts snd accordingly decided 70 pay depostors current
bilh, shesh hoy prefer them 10 waiting thirty dayS
At thyee O'Clock the hour Of opening, there were ahoit
ETY. persons waiting, and up % seven o'clock there wss
press majority Of The depcsisors received bHh, while
. few gave the required months notice.
rHl PANIC AMONG rHB SAVINGS BANts m 1887.
Our reporter informed oy Of the trustees Of the
Bcwery Savings Bank In aluon TO the financial crisis in
1887, that did not in any way seriously ncommo 10 tho
savings banks Tnat in that year tho Bo ~oy Savinss Ia
stuon had but $500 900 deposit, and - soon - tus
Sun took pAoe they threw themselves the rules Of the
bank, ssd requested Of their deposors months notice,
- provided for B9ors the month nauspred the panic
passed OIL, and hers further oooason for iniui
gence; everything went on ~ usual, rhis stipulated
uos The trustees feel should be always demanded pro
lection 70 themselves and hoir dcposors We learn taat
In the year 1887 the pan mania 81 tho BoWery SAVINGS
Bank resulted 10 extra dividend those OF their depos
orr who held on The same win be The result Of tho
present panic mania.
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rHl CLIRKs' SAVINGS BANK.

rHl CL1RKs' SAVINGS BANK.
There has mot been upon this bank lhe toa
amount Withdrawn only sghuy excess Of their regu-
lar amount n the routine OF business. Depostors are
dropping in - usual.
eRgnwICH sAvrNas' BANK.
mere u no run this bank The business II proceed
ing ~ usual About $4,000 = day 10 being paid out In
bills and specie, and from 5000 to 5000 deposited.
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK.
No excitement or run. Everything goes on In IT. usual
way. Some few persons have Withdrawn their deposits,
bat have opened accounts. Questions cvy
and taissto lily answered by the cashier and people 60
away eood humor The following IL s.stement Of lhe
assets and liabilities OF the bank
Bonds and mortgages $40 600
Stae stocKs, lIV,VVo
Cash and specie 10000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 600
Liabilities 32s 900
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r II = p A n I g.

TIL E p A n &c.
.-~rI>o~o~-~OOo~1~>rONs-
SUSPENSION OF BANKS IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
Stsppage Of Specie Payments by tho
Savings Institutions.
yooooo1.oo.ooNo~ooooo.
THE CRISIS In COURT.
1go 1niunctions Against the Sus-
pended Banks.
->~o<~o~o>->r<-oo~oo~>oc
MEETMG At THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
.o~~~~~o1-urorory,o~o-
PROPOSED SESSION Of THE LEGISLATURE.
-~~ooy-Uor~Uo(-->~-o~oo~~
Departure Of the Special Bank Committee
for Albany.
-o~>oy~o~~>-oo0o~.~-----Je
Another Meeting of the Erie
Railroad Shareholders.
OPERATIONS OF THE CLEARING HOUSE.
MEETING OF BANK OFFICERS LAST NIGHT.
.o,.o~~.o~ooDoooo>o(~--
The Rush Among the Women for Cheap
Dry Goods.
~--e~No~-~<N~~~---~~-~--
THE OHIO LIFE AND TRUST CO.
>I-~s>~N~O-N~|~~~~~-o-N><~
Mast Henl0rahIe State nj the 4eesypt RookS
in the New York Office.
.N.-1nr->A--->-oe->ryl-<-.<
IMPENDING TAXATION IN NEW YORK,
ke., TO, 10
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case fur,her appca IONS shculd be made 70 them sor In
suncoons
The following Judges were presesl;-
FYr,. D.tr.a Sso~d Dstyz
wbhan Miuheli, sclah B s1pg,
James RoNevet, Iacien Brdseye,
Henry Davies, J Enon
Thomas W. merks,
= uuder,tood ,hss in ,he oouyse OF ther consultation
The Judees we're OF opinion that admitted OF grave doubt
whether the olsuse IN section OF article OF The oonsr
iunon prohbeng he passase OF aay lav sanolonns, In
any Manner directly ndire, y he suspsnson Of speoie
Ay mens By any person, nocaion corporation ains
bark sosss OF any description applies 70 any Dsby OF
such association cor porasIm osher bank bills
Noes which are BY statute 70 circulate money, and fs
The OF which The rsih Of the saie pledged
me .oiosns Ia tho efc,sl result Of ,hs judges degbe
rsicps, which vss kinsy furnished our reporter By
Judge nitehen-
the purpose Of determining . uniform Of acuou
among themselvse--
Present, justices sucng, Enou, Blrdseye, kl.ehen
Roosevelt, Davies, Cerks and Peabody-the following
opinions ve'e unanimously oonouyrcd IN
In al Gases Ia which he act Of iss9 Applicable
deemed .o supe-c The pr viaons Of Vie Revised sn.
,utes (7R 4, t6I, eco 4T-se) Accordingly, no ore
d OF bank who may have relief under thai ACT can
under The Revnea Statutes. rnaa 90 gives Ne
creditor rish, apply 70 Justice Of the Supreme oou,,
osly Aer e expiration Of ten days N IN NE refusal Of
bank 10 pay in debu or liabilities.
Even then, temp wsry and immediate Injunction csn
be granted only, In me opinion @ The Judges be en-
pedep, order 10 prevent fraud injustice. amer both
p~c shall be heard sescrc sbe Judge ne 70 determine
whether the bank 10 clearly solvent or NOT.
bash 10 clearly solvent which 70 oiszly able 70 pay
eli iu debts, although u may have suspended spccie py
msnn for = time In the oSe Of The North American
trust and Banking Company this principle wss bald by the
Supreme Court and the Court OF Appeals.
when bank 10 clearly solvent, and ts Officers arc sc
In q In good haiih no receiver should be sppcsted.
where the act Of isis does nos spply-f the ps Of me
Revised Statutes above referred 70 dess appiy-n " du
creonayy the supreme Court 10 grant an punoson or
not rnat discretion controlled by legal rules and the
Injunction should never be granted the bank eesrly
solvent
An pare order for injunction should not be rrsnsa
ser suspension Of specie payments unIes, ssus
iacsorly appears 10 the Jadge that 10 necessary 10 pre-
vent fraud On Injustice.
The mwe fact Of suspension Of pscie payments (~hen
Il eencrs nct of itself sucieus proof Of rrsud on 10.
Justice 70 aushorise ruch injunction
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PUBLIC MEETING OF MERCHANTS AT THE
EXCHANGE

EXTRA sKgsION OF rHH LE5IsLATURu RRCoMHsSDSD
COMMITTEE APfOIETYD TO go TO ALBAky-coN-
FIDENCH ExPREssED IN THE CTY AND srArK
BANKs-UHDUE HASTE IN CLOSING THE PRocaBD-
Observation-Disclosures OF THE MERCHANTS.
The following oa calculated among the merch ants
on Change yesterday -
meeting Of merchants ID nvitef ct the Exchange ~
half pt8 5ook day, 70 consider tbs state OF publ,
Interests connected with the suspenseu Of specie
ments by the banks, and 70 adopt such measures - tbs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24

llorntio Miller. Porter & Qumhy Joseph p Corey.
Darwin +. Gardner, Collins William : Mi Ter MOI
man G.. aldwn, W. j, Daniels, IL. b. ndrews
Charles Hyde, SANFORD :. Bennett. llerrv Wabridge
Melaucthan BHructt, Oscar T. Grafton. John b McCul-
'uch, $. 7 lndd, and VII lam Baker are notified that
an order o view aud o'a u1ty road wa. gran
tel 10y the commissioners oi Wopdc uatv M ti-ir Sep
tauhcT session. A. D. l-57, upIu tine pct il OF Jlcob
Eddicmnm, ct al us iuiiuws: Commencing at the NIau-
mcr & Western Rescrye road. the east line OF III
lwevc mile reserve in said county; thence north ON
said reserve line tI tc north line said Wood county;
and that sad viewers, AID str o. will meet n; III
house Of Jacob Eddlcman near the beginning of
S d rovd the 2Cth day OF October d. 1907 TO
view, survey, AMI report uplu slid rpai.
JACOB EDDLEMON, ct al Petitioners
September Il, iSi1-iJW4SG.Oo
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z The AbsLract OF Tn,es for 1s57 crnmd
Hartford County Bank.

Just as we go to press, we learn that the Hart
ford County Bank has failed Tile bills of this
bank have bee extensively citcua,ed in this
county by the Prrrysburs Bank. II he securi-
ties for the circulation are not sufficient to re-
deem the notes, our people will be heavy losers.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

Sale Of Real Estate by Order of Court.
nN the 17th day nj October, d. 1851 between the
~ hours OF 10 o'clock a. NJ. and O'Clock p M of
sud day, at the court house, in Perrysburs. Wood
county Ohio will he sold 10 the higlct bidder, the
following real estate. wit: the cast half of ont lot
number three. plated and designated on plat of said
town of Perrysburg in the Office in the district Of
lands subject tn sale at Gprer Sandusky formerly
Wooster containing acres, or less belonging
to the estate OFFS lyil Jane Crook deceased; and ap-
praised al $
Term of snc-Iaf cash on day Of sale. and balance
in on year with Interest," deferred payment be Sc
cured by mortgage on premises.
WILLIAM CROOK 4 minis' rator.
SCntemher II. lSI7--lnN5S9 GA
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--Importamt TO Everybody.

Hereafter, no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JoURNAL until it is paid for, On "ept where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all the
person presenting advertisement for Insertion will
be held responsible for the same We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom Dick and Harry of whom
we know nothing. The cash system is better for all
parties, and IRE shall adhere to IT,
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ROAD NOTICE.

INO the residents, and nOu.resdents Of land holders
l. of sections 81, ~, 80, "a, 81, and 80, in town
north, ct range east and sections 81, 80 in Henry
township: You are heerby notified that the viewers
and surveyor will meet at Mr. Pickcns house, in Mount
Pleasant township Hancock county, Ohio the 10Th
day of October 1851 to locate, and survey road touch
ing said lands.
september 10. lSj7-lSwif
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For Sale,

Il OF CilIe,
IN the most reasonable terms, the southwest quar-
~ ter of the north half of section number o. town j.
of range number II, containing 50 acres; also that
fractional part of section number 3i southeast of the
river. in town 6, of range ., containing 80 acres in
Wood county, Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
Sautemlpr 1877 --1Stf
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RATES OF SPECIAL RoADTAx.

H 6 A7'1 7iSia S ass& 55l5% s&5%5t5s5 \ 5 5i5t 5aS'@
Gss s;s3 81 s 9 @ h3 Gss 9ssa s s tier sections ant. four Mills on
% SIDE OF SAID ''' except Washington
Six lssa; 75s s a.s i: E: 7 S.:
Ten mills on fl, ln la! within
e, o.o m r. within the next
"p' '' "a !" ''n' "'' than
A 'osff @ @y @ & l' % 81 sa @ y} @ @
half sse% % saiFsS % Al" lands with" the third
E s1s h 81. H ] " s and @ 6 e: s Gss Ell land, the
@ s 81. % %,s';.s @ : f; % cents Ts:t s .. all land, within the second
@ f sass s H j ' ] % a @1h
s1 a: ; GIL. ": ] @ the line '''''
'5: Git. r.. si rae 9 s Of tho
h,5 @ % @ % n 2 r z, 2: a3s e: se 9; 1s u r. tow, three the north quarter
' 3 s s5 ] se to @ os, Oh: ] Gsfs @ ] section six
% % asaSs @ rrsy % @fshn % IN % oHs@H
y9s @ ":s @ i e Rs @ T2s Tss 3 @ l from % @ @ n % s
a + a.
bs ' % %1 F % % pSs ] Si & % MIL e o %s sG i $
a pd s 2 SIX % s ' 9 VT ~s Gs %s : s, sa s ;
'1 s's ; ] ] Il H % n % i % s;I % % as s as
5 @ : 2 ss' ' @ a s s., "1 ss ] G aaa ] ] aa ss % $
dn' Perry " malls on the d'r has' within
l. , ' @ 5s; s: % e i s % % ] % % al taxable property With"
lin
aggagr,o Of mile On the north al
M & @ @ % @ ] @ @ % a1 s % in sG % ]
snT honn then
'
5 2s ,I 2 n. ss99 the % s ] ] } Milton
I5n between fnes saon
no ra5 eee Milton
r boas fn n OF e % I % & t @ % ant running thence non north
clsof ati"oL'~ ~ ~ ~ '''' ' ~ % |
mills the dollar ylaaion
nleourn miles all hrfa
Ton Rlh.i
within one mile thereof
sTel n,!" ss onhana
nrhSa eorr to
prop
snna1aas mile half of
Lo Webster rsgror v1g @Is uT11, ,,y ftno mile
rr from .in
81 six mills on ' dollar vha On Al prery Nn on'di mile cast nnl We" thereof
rn 500 90
irsany.pUaG rowE,nIpj
n5i T,s nia "a asroG oa M;i@e Western asay, Ron So
River lraa ., g.
R,nan section y, sl,
q iw%.hrl %
(wnoN rowNsar)
do1lS,& q'r'r -. .... w .. Il Il
notaas l4sr on sTrcls d "sr - .. -
u $ r. town ~elop @ r'9'ssF5s ss15l& Isssa5? eop
drIIr AMI
/ a]wea hlf soaaw~t -. 53 Is
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PhiIip Pliers Estate.

MOTTO is hereby given thar the undersigned ha.
~ been duly qu ,liied admin strarnr the estate
1f Philip Pifer, late OF Wood county. Ohio, deceased
SAMUEL SPITLE3, Administrator.
September L., >J7-l9wG+
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lIARRHER

On the the lGth inst, by D. Ross Esl, NIr. CoL-
uMBUs Hun and Mrs. CAROLINE T. ELLIS all Of this
place.
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The Court of Com. Pleas, of Wood Co., ..

DlNW
David Edwards will take notice that James Murray
has filed petition against him, in the olcommon
pleas. of Wood county, Ohio, asking Judgment again
said David Edwards. for twentyscvrn % 100 dollars
with interest since NAV 2 Sj2 and that unless he
demur said petition by the 7t day Of Novem-
berA D.. 1851 judgmen will th ensuing term o,
thereafter, be taken according the PRAYER OF the p,t
ton. JAMES MURRAY.
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Abstract Of Taxes for 1867.

to III Tue RS IV5,f fCopa,nO
Woo Cory,O rehno u
lco and
vat tim pacehe
sodock A. w. sP, o
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Sale of Real Eataie by Order Of Court.

nN the 18th day of October, 1851, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
~ at the dor OF tho Cpurt IlnuSs in tn County ot
Wood State of Ohio, will be sold to the hi CHEST bidder
the following real estate, the property Of Wat'uL
Watkins deceased, to wit:
Situate in the County of Wood AMI State of Ohio.
and known the half ol the north west q'trtrr
of section No. eleven, Township seven north rang,
twelve containing 81 of land NOR, of less.
being the same land conveyed nv solomon Phillip,
Nehemiah Allen, aud by the snid Allen and wife the
slid Watson Watkins deceased Appraised value eight
hundred dollars. Terms of sale--,'lsh in m |.
GEORGE WATKINS, Administrator.
Sep tember, lU, lSj7-lSwGS3.
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School Examincrs' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session 70
the examination ofTeachcrs at perrysburg the first
Tuesday in October. There will also be a meeting Of
the Examiners at West NIingroye the first Tuesday
of November
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter he examined in American History
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at 10 o'clock A. VI.
J. W. WOODBURY. Clerk
~ The Abstract Of Taxes for 1857 crowds
oat many advertisements and delays the publ
cation of our paper this week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Turner Wanted!
Administrators Sale of Real Estate, by Order
nf

TVNHE undersisned wishes 10 employ good Turner.
Il WM. CROOK, Jr.
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