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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
ExTRAOn DBNAMY INDUCEMENTS
TO TRADE

Attic sANlm01e Atxpence.v
1 AN nov resolving my spring and summsrstoek
OF DR. Goods, HAts and bonncts, Hoots and
5hoes, crochery Ware, 70. directfron. the Eastern
cities, which comprises extensive variety ia All
these departments. My stock will compare favor
ably with any Ia the city In point Of variety and
quality, and tits well knows sctthatthe prices
arc all right
or Drsss Goods, l have silk,, Tis,ues. Bsree.s
Lawns, Barge Deisinee, Chsliies, Pop Iins yslea
eian PIaids, DebaiIe, Argantines, Lawn Robes
ke.
ofStaple Goods .heavybrovnd omsstie .bieaehsd
do, Osnaburgs, drills, tickirgs prints, &e.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds--whit< and
brown for pants white and brown table diaper.
crash and diaper toweiing Irish linen, brown do
ALSO, Summer shaals blacksilk vescttss, er,-
broideries, lscrs, pocket handkerchiefk, hosiery,
trimmings Gents Shirts ,crayats collars and sus-
dendcrs.
ALSO ,anassortmeni Of Summer Clo.hips, and
accessory articles too numerous 10 mention.
AND In connection with the above keep an as
sortmentof Queenswareand Groceries. The latter
| OF which still continue to sell IT vholesAl
prices. fresh LOT Of choice Teas direct from the
give entiresstisfaction arthe money will be re-
funded.
Think / can now o1cr en- 10 bssx-
eelled ny any house In this city,
II there Is aaysrticlc youcannot find anywhere
else, just call at the Nimble sixpepee--a whsYs
along Main-strset.
y. S.-Thcse are not old goods--hayeaeftseao o.
| kand siaes the year one
NOS. Ga -, n ana 100 maln.ss.
d. s. BILLINGS.
Eeokuk lows A pYilI 1.dAw.
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No. So MasB-s .s...-.-.. = ~ n n
1--WE EMPORIUM IL tie only place IN the city
/ where every thing in TIE Boot And Shoe iine 10
Iaaie TO order
The Emporium usss the bes; kind Of Imported
steek.
The Euporium asss "Engi, Dsnd" Sole Leash-
or.
The Emporium ases "Lemoine's Call Skins
The Emporium uses Knglisb, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip Skin.
The Emporium uses French Curacao and Tsmpi-
CO Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French. Italian and English
Lasting.
The Emporium employees the best workmen In
the country.
The Emporium makes the beat tis Of any shop
in the city.
The Emporium sells tho best and cheapest East
con goods.
The Emporium SELLS Siocombs Boots, and war
rants them rs good can be made,
The Emporium is the place TO get just what you
| want III not cad, made. made to order.
The Emporium sells for Cash only, and at the
| very lowest figures.
Ii cheap bargains are desirable, good fits Gem
Portable or superior shoes satisfactory, 60 to The
Emporium 10 get them
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Fro ana Inlana Navigation

Fro ana Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent, with solrency
and fair profit.
afteaion eiren to The Insurance Of Dsengs
and Contenis, for terms Of onef fre years.
The progress OF thiscorporAtion has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasonsof financial sun
shine and storm, Or periods eventfui in or exempt
from swct ping conaagrations and maritime disss-
ter. Being long established on = cash basis, the
troubles II the credit system eifect US in no mate
rial particular.
During "hard times" the security ofrelable In
surance IL an imperative duty--the ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
lessened
Agencies in all the principal cities ard towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay BY any of the duly authorized Agents Of the
Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and Fl.
dcli.y.-h2'
OFFICE Of the Keoksk Agency, corner Of End
and Main .sts. ii d. TEN-EYCk,
mrhol1w6m State Agent.
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M. Esses Housc, Keok Nh. .
xyyITH tharks 10 Ssy many friends for pat
w fayory l beg leave to inform them that
AN GOV reeeiyieg ny sp. ING AND SUMMER
sIocn OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of b. Dev,ln Co, ard James wide u,
Sc. toe tve best Clothing Heass. in the Uni
.si S,a,es. Nj Il .kiaS 10 coed and we'll u ads !;
t,o.e vhe hare EaFeAssed II ms will TESTIFY to
thas fac, ana 70 taoss wts have rot -saidsay,
eSr.s ss< ~ ~ s4ursevss. 6sesa ho@s. at fair
prics are sirsys tbs cheapest.
Owing "a the prsssare ~ ESEsy matters ara
eozpslssd &C ssIIstsltsly fl { H.
AnriI ii AN GRIFFITH.
IESTSs cAss azsre salts sq1d and latest fne-
VI len, for s2ss 3, No. Esses EoCfs, Aain-st
x,,Ss AVG.
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Tr~stee,s sale

DTBLsc NOTICE is h-reby given, that On the
/ ID day ~ September next, At the door Of the
Clerk. Dfses III the City Of keok uk, Iowa, shaI!
rs88er, tie fe.lewing property to-wis: Fifty 5ol
feet Main street by sixty i60) feet On tifs-st.,
b<!aF sixty ool feet oa the front end Of lot No.
ems II, TO Dloek No, thir.een sia), in the City o.!
ke9kuk. Couuty d Lee, state ~ Iowa.
It's saie il made by virtue II Deed Of Trast
frsm Catharine NJ. G. HArlins and II. Harkins 10
made 10 secure the payment Of certain promis-
cory note made by II. liarkins TO the order II
aaes +. Bruce, for the sum Of GYs thousand dol
lars "a 5000, which nots il dated May l4th, 1857
and payable year after date, aud endorsed by
James L Bruce, and is due and unpaid, and by The
terms Of tins Trust Decd am required TO sell the
property.
sale between the hours Of 10 o'clock q IA and 4
O'Clock p. WIN. Y. II. LYNCH,
August =, 5s-dtd Trustee.
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HAILROAO NOTiOE'
NOTICE Il hereby given to al parties intt rested
~ that the consolidation Of tho Iowa Southern,
ana the hsokuk ana Nsbrasks Railroad Companies,
according TO N aot aathosisins the same AAs besn
perfected. Inc articles u consolidation entered
INTO To- ths eoAstrsesion Of Re road from Ksossa-
qua, VA buren Co., TO the Missouri rivss, end e
be styled and known - the hcbrAskA and South
Iowa hsiiroad Co.. and nov fully authorized to ear
~ out The object Of their Organization.
r Mx., g.. -" - y
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trustees sale,

DUHLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the
L 4th day Of September next, at the door OF the
Clerks oihcc, in the City Of keokuk, Iowa,
shal proceed to SELL for cash in hand, to the high
est bidder, the following property, to-wit: Twenty
t20) feet cut Of lots five and six t5A6l, in block
twenty four GAY, in the City OF keoLuk, County
Of Lee and State of Iowa, bounded rs follows
commencing alta point on Third-st., being eighty
$50 feet from the corner OF Exchange and Third
streets, running thence on Third-st. twenty (20)
feet thence parallel with Exchangc-st. eighty ESQ.,
feet, thence parallel with Thrd-st twenty POI feet
thence eighty (so) feetto the place Of beginning
The sale Is made by virtue of Deed of Trust
from ID. Reddingt ton and f. keddington, his wife
10 me made to secure the payment of certain
note dated May s. 1857 and payable ninety days
after date to the order Of VIM. Ruddick, for the
sum OF one thousand, one hundred and eleven
aim dollars, tho same bearing credit of 500,
and signed by d. keddingto on, which noteis due and
unpaid, and by the terms of the Trust Decd ain
required to cell the property.
Sale between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and
O'Clock y. m. WIN. 4. b. LYNCH,
August s, 1S6S-dtd Trustee,
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INCOMPOls ALTON NOTICE.

NJ 0TlCE is hereby given, that we whose names
IN are hcreunto attached, as PRECEDENT and Direc-
tors with Others associated and who may hereat ter
become associated with us, have organized and in.
corpersted ourselves into corporate company,
under and in accordance with the Code, chapter 43
and laws Of the State Of Iowa providing for incor
por atops. The name and style Of the Company is
THE KEoKUK AND BURLINGTON PACKET COMPANY.
The Capital Stock $40 600; which may DO increased
TO any extent not exceeding $500, 900, by consent
Of three fourths Of the stock holders. The prnci-
pal place of business Of the Company isat the City
of heokuk, Iowa. The principal business and OBJ,
jcot Of tho Company ia to run and maintain line
Of steamers for the transportation Of passengers
and freigbts upon the Mississippi River more par.
teularIy between keokuk ana Mon,rose aud Bur
lington, lowa--extending above to Davenport and
Rock Island, aud all intermediate ports, az may be
found cxpedient with power 10 contract, connect
and consolidate with Railroads, or other steam
boats companies touching or upon said river.
The private property of the stock folders in this
Company il made exempt from individual liability
for all or any Indebtedness or liability Of the
Company, except TO tbs extent of their unpaid
stock respectively.
There has been three four BIS of the stock subscrib
cd, third Of which has been paid Ia; the baAnce
is payable as may be required. upon the call Of
the Board Of Directors. The Company have pur-
chased and now own the steamer aKeokuk." The
liabilities or debts Of the Company are limited to
one-half the amount Of the csptAlstock, or to the
amount actually paid in said stock
The organization dates from the Ist day Of Au-
gust, 1858, and Is To continue ten years from that
jate, subject to alteration or renewal BY vote OF
consent II threc-fourths of the stock holders in
interest. A copy Of the articles of incorporation
governing this Company Is of record in the Office
Of the Recorder Of Deeds, at keokuk, in the Coun-
y of Lee, Iowa.
The business of the Company is under the gencr
oil control and supervision of President and Boare
Of Eve directors, who are elective annually by
vote Of the stockholders. I he following persons
constitute the first Board of Directors.
1oHs VAN NoRrwicE, ID. I. BRIenAE,
JoHs TgHPLls, sILAs HEAIGRT.
IL. w. SAMPLE,
knnknk Aur. A. ihS d4w praAian.i
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NtmgeF's NeyylnR NNChine.
LNOk all manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
J. ing Machines are deemed Indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. &C., made
by them. Singer : Family Sewing Machine il the
iatsst presented for competition, sEc, being ar
ranged with fall knoweags Of tie defeets af cthe,
machines for similar uses, has avoided or ctisd
them all. II 10 the Landsornest Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest 70 ham TO orerxts.
Its excellent xrie1i prize! r.ts and Qualities
arc readily appreciated by ttos@ acquainted s,th
sewing machines, and Eiye sssarancs q! tEslr Re
Singer Co.'sGaIst;s. Coz ies zap lied srasis.
Western oIare lao Lake Str.tt. Chicago.
rncAsasm wM. BI.9DEhiCk, Agert.
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Co.Partn orshlp.
The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship uuder the name and ssyie Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF II. s. farrar,
will con niue tn business OF manufacturing sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring. Pump-Iubing, 80, ~
the old stand, corner Of 4 Blut Streets near the
Keokuk l. TT. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT UAINES,
Keokuk Sept. cs, 81. P. Q. HAINEs.
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Unsettled Claims notiue............$l7S,92 6. 81
Losses Equifdbiy Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF sfl ,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by the Etns Insurance
Co., in the past s8 years.
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STIIE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm of Farrar l. Haines, is this day Dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert Y. z. Haincs will con-
tinuo in the business, and siEn the name OF he
arm in liquidation. They will also settle all &c.
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due ii must
be paid them. ii. ., FAkKAh,
RODENT UAiNES.
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uurra,o ana Lake Huron na,,roaa
n.nger,. .ewlng ,achlne.

Sight Drafts on London at dollars per f,er-
ling may be obtained a, the Office OF the Grand
Trunk X. X. Of Can ada, In Chicago.
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TO THE kADIkS.
MRS. NJ. TALON, having Just 1eturnsd from
stock Of New spring Goods, inelsding Bonnets,
Ribbsns, Flowers, and svery thing In that llns-
Her shop 10 removed 70
Ne. 81 MalA.ss.,
Where she will BE- pleased 70 SEE hsr numsseus
customers ~ Fowlsf's Models tor sale.
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Fosters patent window supporters,
vllHE beat supporter and Fastener IN THE WORLD,
/ not excepting Weights and Pulleys and Sash
Locks, for sale by PLu MMEh Cos
septl Tvs Main-N.
a FINE assortment Of Enaiaeled Crates, just
n received by PLUMMER CO.,
Sep,ld No. 1903 Main II. 4
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TABINET VARNIsH,
~ Coach Varnish,
X. Il. Car Yarnish,
Damar Narnish,
Asphaltum Varnish.
All of superior quality, and viii! be sod in guam
titles 70 suit purchasers, by
PLUMMER co.,
.aue2I 1903 Main-st.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-25

CELLAR Door LITERATURE.-When one boy
gets his "dander up towards his playfelow
he frequently gives vent TO his wounded feel
ings by de6antly saying to his offending com
panion, You shan't slide down on our cellar
door any more, any how" This belongs to q
species Of juvenile literature which is purely o
a cellar door character, but it seems to be in
good standing with the editor of the Democrat
who warns us that il we presist in saying things
about Senator Westcott, he will expose DR.. Peck
Now, if the editor of that sheet has anything 10
say about DR.. Peck. the quicker he lets it out
the betterf it may grow to such size eventually
that he will need assistance in its delivery J.
Ever since the Democrat has been tablished
certain rare specimens Of the genus homo have
been continually intimating that they knew
something awful about DR.. Peck and if they
were not left alone 10 allow undsturbed and
xposed in their tilth, they would Cell il right
out to the public. Now, that is one way TO
throw dirt, and where mans character stands
ss high as that OF Dr. Peck, il is the only way
by which it can be assailed II only shows q
desire 10 blacken chsracaer and a want of abili
~ 20 do it. We have never said word against
Senator Westcott as man. His acts, as a leg
islator, we have spoken OF, and no threats Of the
Democrat can deter Us from doing so whenever
we deem il proper.
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Shcrin's Sale,

Charles Powers plaiuta John Householder. dsrut.
DI virtue of writ of execution to ma directed
ID and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood county. Ohio, IN the above entitled cause
will offer for sale ut the door OF the court house. in
Perryshurg, IN said county,
On Saturday, the 18th doy OF April, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. aud o'clock
4. NJ vt said day, the following lands aud tcnsments
to wit: The undividet half OF the c ghty acres
of the south west fractional quarter of section sevcn
of town i've north OF range twelve east; also. the
north fourteen acres of that part of the Householder
Farm IN the Aforesaid section seven, ana west Of the
McCutchenyile road, being the north part OF that
part of the east ninety ynne and seventy-thrce one
hundrcdths acres OF said south west quarter Of said
section which lies west OF the said McCu,chenvc
road alsp, nineteen of land lying next south "
and adjoining to the aforesaid fourteen acres aud be-
ing between the said road and the eighty acres
of said southwest quarter of the section aforesaid
s. JEFFERSON. Aty G. W NORTON, Sheriff
March lSiS-i5wlS9 IS
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OTThe S Gamer Belle now makes two trips
each day between this place and Toledo. The
aimes of her arrival and departure may be seen
by reference to advertisement. This boat has
received some important Improvements during
the past winter, and runs much steadier than
formerly, and it is tH ,ught that her speed has
also been increased. She is well loaded every
4rip with passengers and freight, which indicates
an unusually lively trade wheu business fairly
opens.
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DISEASES.
FENO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
L rs SpermafOrrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence
GOnorrtaa Giee, SUti,s, the Iire of OiaWism, or
Self Abgse, &c, &c.
The IhWGrd Association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life caused by Sexual discusses
and the deception practiccl upon the unfortunate Vie
ms OF such diseases by QUaCks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon. as ClIARITALI T.
ACf worthy of their name, to open Dispensary for
the atment of this class of dis in their FORMS
and to give Medicai 1H Graiis to all who apply Nv
letter, with description of their condition (age oc
cupation habits OF fife &cl aud in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge II is
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors on review Of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent Effort
ha bsen Of great benefit to the afflicted especially 20
the young and they have resolved 10 devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
Just published by the Association. Report on Sper.
matorrhua, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of ran +.
ISM Masurhation or Self Abuse and other
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon. which
will he sent hy mail Gin sealed letter envellopeO Tyes
+ Chugs on the receipt Of Two sTAMrs for postage
Address for report treatment DIR. George r. Cal.
hcun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HARTWELI Pres'E
GRO. FARCHILD, Secretary.
December H. ls57,-32ly.
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Tho Court OF Com. Pleas, Wood Co., q.

TVTTIWl ITNIT NVTIOlI
Frances Shook, plaintiff George FURRY, defendant.
'IlE defendant George Furry. will take notice that
L petition has been filed against him by Franc as
Shook, int o Court II Common Plcus OF Wood coun-
~, Ohio, asking Judgment against him in damages
the amount of $lO000, for breach of contract of
more particularly alleged in said petition, and that An
order of attachment has boen duly issued ln said
has be served and returned. Defendant, Is notified
that unless he appear and answer denmr e. said pc
.i,iou by the 10th day of May, A, D. 1858, plaintiff
will the frat ensuing term OF thereafter, pro-
ced TO assess damages against said defendant by de-
fmlt. JAMES MURRAY Atty. of PHI.
L
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SheriR,s Snlc.

FNIVT olIIUUI NIIIINNl.
D( virtue of an order OF sale to mc directed and
Ddclvered from the court Of Common rleas OF
Wood county, Ohio in the above euli.led cause, will
otr Tor sale AZ the door of tho Court house. in Per-
rysburg, in said county,
On Saturday, the nth day OF April, 1883,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 2 o'clock
=. NJ of said day the following lands and tenements,
to wit; The east half Of the south halt of the north
south west quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
ton thirty six forty acres, both in town four north,
Of range twelve east in Wood county, Ohio
s. JEFFERSON, Atty. c. W.NORrON. Shcrin.
Mnrch Is, lSiS--ihMlS2 %
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.eS-The Oliue Branch, Capt. Halls new boat,
is not yet rea'y for running, but we learn that
1T will be here some time next week. There is
q pencil sketch OF this boat at the book store,
and if it presents her in no exaggerated lgh,we
may we'll be proud Of this addition tc our accom-
modations for travel and business.
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Probate Court, Wood Co., ON,

NIuTIHUN J, NTISTt Ndm v OF 4. II. Wright, Dec. W.
Oryie Wright ct. al.
FINO Orvillc Wright, Charles Wright, Caroline Wright
l. aud George Wright, non-residcnts Of the State OF
Ohio,
louare hereby notiGe that on the 9Th day of March,
a. ID. 1885, said administrators filed her petition in tho
Probuc Court of Wood county, Ohio the object and
prayer of which is to obtain order for the sale cf
lots number I, y, aud ., in Srlckers subdivision nt
Columbus, Ohio. You are requested to answer tho
said petition by the lOth day Ci April next, or tls
said petition will be taken ls confessed.
CLAEINUA J. WRIGHT Ad'mX.
ASHER Cook, Atty. OF Prf.
Mnrch u, ISIS llWlS2 30
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AT We invite att ntion to the advertisement
of the Gilead Union Schools We hear the Gile-
ad Schools highly spoken Of, and from the char
acter of the Principal and those having their
management, we have no doubt but they afford
,desireable opportunities for obtaining good ed
'ucation Certainly no one can object to the tu-
Iition fee as being too high.
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lEG NONICE.

TOHN SOLEATiER Harriet Sherman, John +
y Sherman, Mary Ann Hammond, Marcus Hammond
Doritha Soleaher, Catharine Soleather and Julia Am
against them on the 23d day of January. A. ID, 1858
in the eonrt OF common pleas within and for the
~ OF Wood, by Charles Soleather and is now pending
wherein said Charles Soleather demands partition and
assignment of the dover of Dortha Soleather in the
following real estate. TO wit: The south half of the
southeast quarter of the south quarter (20 and
the quarter OF the southwest quarter 4O
section four also the east half of the
ter of section ye 80) also the north east quarter
section eight (4O all of town three NORTH of range
eleven east containing in all h ndred and eighty
acres, in Wood county, Ohio and that the srn
of said court the said Charles SOleather will apply
an order that dover be assigned and partition made
said premises.
CHARLES SoLEATHER Petitioner
s. JEFFERSON, Attorney.
March sth ls5s-i4w6SLs5
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Sl,rrill,s niilr.
Gam, or CON, pIoa, NJ ,., o,,;,

Court of Com, Pleas, Wood county, Ohio
Cyrenius NJ. Fuller vs. Joseph Richardson ct. al.
DG virtue of an order of sale issued ON said COURT
Din this ease shall on the 81 day of April Apl ls5S,
at one o'clock T. NJ at the door of the Court House ia
Perry rIshurg offer for sale the following real estate sit
uate in said Wood county, to wit Sixty acres of land
oil from tho west side of the west hall of the nUrs
east quarter of section %, in town north range 10
east also the south half of the west half of half
of northeast quarter of south east quarter Of section
2 in township and range aforesaid.
j. II, REID. lln's Atty. G. W. NORTON Shit
March 4 lS5S-l3wtS1
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1ae- Our friend Powers. the Postmaster re-
quests us to say to the public that he has just ro
ceived ten thousand rolls Of Wall Paper, but he
liz such confirmed democrat, and has got such a
habit Of putting things up Steep" that we ad-
wise the people not to believe that he has more
Chan half that amount.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Oitch NotIce1..' 81

IL persons interested in the following lands will
notice that the Trustees Of Portage township
Wood county, Ohio will meet vi the house Of Ssmu-
el Musscr in Portage township, on Saturday the 81
OF April 1858, n 10 o'clock A, w.. for .the purpose Of
laying ont and establishing water course to be an
outlet for said lands. Said proposed ditch to com
mcncs at ornear the SOUTH quarter post Of section as
town north. range ii east, thence TO Ia north.
westerly direction along county road now open 20
creek IN ths north east Of section al and there
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cs- Cora contributes good article 10 our
first page The reader will please imagine himself
sitting by blazing fire on the first OF January
as he peruses il.