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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-01
Wood county, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas,
Vacation after June Term, 1888.

VhNrIes BuCkIin vs. WiTIard Truth
WTllLARD TRULL will take notice that June
w Is. 1858, Charles Bucklin fled in the court of
Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, petition set
ting forth that you indebted TO him prons.
sorry note executed by you to him September H. 1881
payable four months after date, ut the Central Bank
of Cherry Valley in the of two hundred and fifty
dollars, with seven per cent interest thereon since
jan Il ,lS5S aud one and twenty-five one hundredth
dollars cost of protest and asks Judgment therefor.
You will answer demur to said petition by the l4th
day of August A. u. 1858, in default thereofjudg
ment will be rendered against you according to the
prayer of the petition by confession at the next
term of said court thereafter An order Of attachment
has been issued in said action.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of rl8.
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SI,eriH,s Sale.

Jesse S. Norton James Murray VS.. Henry Haskins
ct. al.
ID Y virtue OF Il writ of execution to directed and
Ddeliyercd, in the above entitled cause, from the
court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door of the house in Perrys
burg, on
Saturday August I. 1858,
between the hours of l2 o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ
of said day, the entire interest of Henry Haskins in
lots number l00 49, 1872 l4 l42 in the town of Por-
tage, in Wood county, Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of PliT.
June d. ISIS-7MhS2 81
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the nonresident owners
~ Of lands in tho south half of secs no s. s. aud
&, and the north half OF T. s. o. 10. aud II in
Town n range IL east also the east half of sec. rs
Town u, j., that viewers will meet at the house
OF William Mathews July IA, ls55 20 view and locate
a county road touching the above described lands.
June 10, ls5s-5wiF CT. ROBERTS, et al.
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KOntl Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that tho commissioners of
~ Wood county, have appointed viewers and ordered
that they meet the County Surveyor at the house Of
j. j. Bamer, Sr, the 10th day of August 1853, to
view, lay out aud survey county line road commenc.
ing ut the Southwest of section q, town I,
range east, thence south the county line to the
south line of the county aud there terminate.
juno 10 lS5S--5w6*
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of July, (BRorHER JoNATHAN,) is issued as usual
by b. II. Day, New York. 1t is particularly
rich and spirited this year. Sent by mail, post
paid, for l2 cents per copy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-01

ANNIvERsARY SERMoN.--Rev. |. p. Cannon
will preach sermon on Sabbath morning next
at 10 O'Clock, in the Baptist Church, on Chris
;tian Patriotism
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Gs-The Yacht Challenge is entered at Cleve-
land for the contest on the 5th. Capt McColley
will leave with her for Cleveland to- c-morrow.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wood county, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas,
Vacation after June Term, 1888.

T.. c. Moore Il CO. VS.. Huldah VI. Wilson, Sarah Ker-
cheyal. Albert Kcrcheval.
- ARAH Kercheval land Albert Z. Kercheval will
Otake notice that e. c. Moore & Co. have filed, In
the court of Common Pleas. Wood county, Ohio a
petition against you setting forth the recovery OF
judgment by them against lluldah w. Wilson in said
court June term 1855 for $l7S 55l0O and costs its
non-paymcnt, and AYERS that the interest oc said
Huldah VI in the estate of her late husband was by
her transferred and conveyed to- Sarah WILSON, since
intcrmarricd with Albert kcrchcval, that said con-
Veyance was made without consider alton and with n-
tent to defraud creditors and asks Judgment that said
of said Hudah NJ subjected to the payment of plain
tins Judgment Defendants notified to appear and
answer or demur to said petition by the lth day of
August A. ID. 1858, the will be taken con-
tcsSed JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Pin.
June "a lS5S-1wGSl Is
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Ho~J. S. Norton, Esq, is building a stone
wall near the river bank, on his lots East of the
brick church.
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e-Our friend George Powers, who is always
first in the production of choice vegetables, has
our thanks for two large cucumbers.
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GSThe Scow Phoenix, Capt. Champny took
out of this port 5000 bu corn, quite quantity
of other grain, and several thousand hoop poles
for Buffalo, yesterday.
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Os-Gov. Chase has appointed Judge Will
liam B. Thrall of Columbus, State Comptroller,
under the law of last winter creating that office.
No better selection could have been made.
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Ss-W We have all interesting letter from J.
Austin Scott, Esq, which was received at too
date an hour for this paper. 1t will appear next
week.
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9o-The ordnance of baptism was admins
tered in the Baptist Church last Sabbath eve
ming.
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Notice..

NHlS is to certify that note calling for eight hun
L dIed dollars, given Jan. lst. 1857, to Simeon II.
Manlcy, was obtained by fraudulent pretences, and
will not pay iteNcept under compulson,
June II. lS5S-Gw2Sl A. l., DONALDSON.
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Gs-B. w. Johnson, Esq, of Montgomery
township, has calf which weighed 44l lbs, at
five months old. Can any person beat that?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-01

t1-Lat every Republican bear in mind that
the county Convention will meet at the Court
House tomorrow at | o'clock p Nj.
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of new goods, which can now be seen at his
store.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-01

14 According to computation recently
made, there are about 5000 lSraelites in Cincn-
natl.
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~ Mrs. J. w. Ross has our thanks for some
very nice young potatoes-the first of the sea
son.
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2:s-A party Of ladies' and gentlemen had IA
ride on the Belle last Monday evening.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-01

n5-The Medina Jail has three occupants--two
for larceny aud one for liquor selling.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-01

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one Of
the best literary papers of the day. large Q,mrto
containing TWENTY PAGES or SIXTY COLUMNS
Of entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
TRATED VERY WEEK,
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J.W. 7. M'AfULLEN.
CArlsLr. Warren Co.. O.. Mnrch q 1s,s

CARLISLE, Warren Co., O.. March 3, 1855
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your SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER apd
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physicians, but all TO no purpose. was advised by n
friend to thy your Blood Purifier and Pills. and did So
was living in Cincinnati at the time, and went to
your Office and purchased bottle of your Purifier
and box of Pills to commence with and bless tho
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for all chronic diseases which arise from impure blood
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Most truly, Il. V. DURQIS
Principal Office and Sale Rooms No. G, East Fourth
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For sale by PECK Il HAMILTON. Perysburg, q.
LAsKEY Co.. GILEAD; va II, HOOP, BowLIHo
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June II, ls5S--Gly-
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Most Of our citizens are aware that George B.
Lindsay, who was wounded in the face by an
accidental discharge of a pistol, loaded with
shot, over year since, has not recovered his
sight to an extent sufficient 10 enable him TO
engage in any business by which he can procure
means for his support. In view of this fact,
his friends--partcularly his young associates
resolved to make on effort 10 aid him. There
fore, committee waited upon Capt. Hall, of
the Olive Branch, who very kindly rendered the
free use of his boat for the purpose on any eve
that the Committee OF Arrangements might de-
sire it, and it was at once determined TO have q
boat ride, the entire proceeds of which are to
be given to MI. Lindsay. The fare will be 80
cents each. The ride will probably not come
off for two or three weeks, and due notice will
be given. The following arc the committee Of
arrangements
prnRYspupa-G Ge,tiepen--I. NJ. Hunt Geo. We'd
dell Lafayette Borden d. X Hollenbcck, H. +. Peck,
l.. ID. Blinn. F. IL. Thompson II. L. Brown. J. IL.
Hoagland VIM. Perrin, Frank Hoshel H. l.. Crane,
d. ID. Bates II. Root, l.. l.. Baird, H. Houston, En-.
met West Jas. Eddleman, Jesse Bruce, VIM. Cranker.
]. Il. Spaord VIM, p. Scott, q. j. Beach, c, Pratt,
Doan Blinn, J. b. Webb, w. Il. Carr Ladies-AIary
Perrin, Carrie Westcott, Sarah Beach, Ellen Mutt,
Eugcnia Perrin. Frank Brown, HELEN Norton. Emily
Powers Mary Brown, Emily Norton, Ellen McNorton,
Carrie Powers Louise Ladd, Mag Albert, Mary Shep
er Ann Vass, Marilla Cook, Amanda Baird Lucy
Cook, Harriet Hulburt. Anna Ladd Abby Mutt, Dor
cas- r. Brown, Frank Crowner, Mary Brown Sarah
Lawrence. Arrictta Thompson, Mary Fay, Romaine
Bruce Eliza p Jones, Louise Jennison Nj. D. Charles
MAuMEE- GeRtiemen-W. b. Dicks, r. b. Mitchell
Oliver Crockett J. T. Evans. Z. G.. Bradley, George
Baker Chas Mitchell. Ladies-Lyda f, Nicely. FL.
len L. Bostwick Julia Gregory, Mary Reynolds Miss
Mary Reed Ellen Gray Frank Reynolds, Sarah John
| son, Sarah Parcher Maria Brown, Emma Gray
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS,
OF distinguished men of every profession warmly rec
ommendiug the preparations ma, be seen ut DR.. Ro-
backs Office,
In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE

BLOOD PILLS are united the three great n,e edici-
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fecbes child No one eau doubt their superiority at
ter one single tral-hey nre not only better but in
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number OF them to make II better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier 81 per
bottle. or S. per half du1cu. 'Ot tho scandinavian
Blocd Pills, 25 cents per box, or boxes for 81.
1g-Rcad DIR. RouACNs special Rntices aud ce rtiti-
Gates published in conspicuous part Of this paper
from timc tu time. Or. R9bHck's Medical Almanac ,
and Family Adviser, containing great amount of in.
tcrcsting aud valuable Medical information can he had
gratis of any OF his agents throughout the country
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Temperance Rally!

n
There will be a County Temperance Convention, at
ROWLING GREEN,
On the Sd day of July 1885, its design being to
soidate the temperance forces in the county so that
n more effective cooperation may be secured.
Distinguished speakers from abroad VIII De IN at
tendance 10 addrt the Convention.
Committee of Arrangements:
BOWLING GREEN,
REV. NJ. PERKY, ADDISON FAY
j. b. SMITH. NJ. D., NJ, ~; ~ pt.hh'
DANIEL NEWTON, w. N'h,DAN' hsq''
S. L. BoUGHToN, JAMES hAMh'
j, c, WOOSTER, "'h' lhUksDEL''
PERRYsBURG.
r w Ross ASHER Cook, ESQ.,
j. II. REID, Esq, Il. A. HIGGINS
j. F. PRICE, Esq
GILEAD.
GEO. LAsKEY, DIR. GARDNER.
". G. En,sEy, G. PALMER
WEST MILLGRovE.
Il. RANGER, NJ. D., X. w. KELLEY
PORTAGE.
REV. NJ. TURNER, SAMUEL JOHNSON
TAYLORTOwN.
II. Isscnor, ALVIN CLARK.
PEMBERvILLE.
y.A.HAMEs. A. oRDwAY.
STONY RIDGE.
a. LA FERRA Tnos. CRAGo'
ToNToGANY.
L. wooD, MARTIN WARNER.
The cor mttee of arrangements have maze the tol-
lowing selections for officers of the day:
PRESIDENT.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Esq.
Vice Presidents.
Gno. PoE JAS DONALDSON. SIIvANUs UATcH, Esqs
Marshall.
j. Ii. REID, Esq.
Chaplain.
REV. G.. A. ADAMS.
Reader of the Declaration of Independence.
ID. w. Ii. DAY, Esq.
Committee OH COasts.
ELIJAH ELLIOTT, ASHER Cook, WM Il. CARR Il. a.
HIGGINS. and GEORGE STRAIN.
Dinner will be got up in the grove, by Mssrs Woos
ter & Truesdalc. A good tmo is expected and friends
of sobrety and good morals invited to attend and
take part in the meeting J. b. SMITH, Pres. OF CON-
JAMES w. Ross Sec.
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A GIFT WORTH FROM 30 CENTS TO $1,000 90
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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From Rev. Mr.. MCMuLLEN, Pastor of Roberts Chapel
lNpIANAPoLIs. Oct. 5, 1851
Drew RouACK-Dcar Sir: | have used YOUR
Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from which
have suffered much at times. While il has a pleasant
taste it certainly has n happy effect upon tho nerves
Please accept my than's for your kind regard and be-
lieye me,
Yours J.W. T. M'flJLLEN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Aiiach,nent Nniice .

Samuel c, Stewart, Plaintiff, vs. William O. Sheath
Defendant.
Before 4. e. Mcclellan, J p OF Perry township Wood
county. Ohio.
ON the 3lst day of May, A. u. 1883, said Justice
" issued an order OF attachment In tue above action
for the SUN Of Slll Sl.lO0. 5. G., STEWART,
June IL, lSSS-6w3t
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AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNG,

bronchitis, asthma, pleursy, catlrrh Influenza cough
aud all other disorders il administered before the dis
case has struck mortal blow at the great vital or
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There is no error in this judgment Humes wss
the trustee for the type and press Of the Knoxville
oister for the benefit Of certain creditors and was
about to sell the properly to close the trust Kahn
was also trustee for the same properly by young
er deed and for the benefit Of certain other eredi-
tors and as such had possession Of it, and declared
he would not give up the Office 10 The purchaser an
der Humes, until be received funds sufficient 10 pay
the hands in the printing office The sale BY Humes'
the trustee, went on, and one Kinsloe became the
purchaser and paid down TO Humes on the purchase
s8Co Humcs and Kahn then had an interview
and Kahn agreed to give up the printing once on
Humes lending him $500, which he Immediately
did Kahn agreeing to repay the money to Humes IN
a short lime He did repay $50, a part Of It, aud
fbis SUI is broughtto recover the residue The Cir
emit Court Judge held KAN individually liable. In
this there is no error is clear here that the con
tract was made with him personally-aDd not IN his
character Of trusee--aud that the credit was given
exclusively to him If he did not intend to bind hmN
self personally care should have been taken-ln ma
king the contract-to have defined the nature and
extent of his obligation. Story on Agency, PIP 44i.
.Jordaa vs. Price, 6 Yer. 47S
Affirm the judgment WRIGHT
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~ 1l--.,--rroesces Delivered az kn0LvaAAes at
Se1relil Der Terms 1888.
Delozisr u. the Stats.
The plsintif in error, and his brother, Andrew
pelozier we're jointly indicted for an assault They
savered on trial. Andrew was hrst tried and found
,iltv On he trial Of the present defendant, Cron
Veil Dslozer, It vas proposed, on his behalf to IN
t,o55ce Andrew es a witness. The Court refused
a. sllov his TO be DONE upon the ground that judg
oaDt had not been rendered on the verdict against
Nm Although there is some conflict Of authority
mon the point 10 is diiiculin principle, to perceive
sPv sound reason why, ia case like the present,
one of the several defendants Jointly indicted, bat
tried separately, should be held Incompetent as .
itness-either before or after trial and conviction
for co-defvndent His relation to the case, IS
the party on trial may justly affect his ereabihty
more OF less, according 10 the circumstances Of the
particular case But we are loss to see any just
ground upon which be should be excluded IS posi-
lively ineoup eteRt But be his as il may 1t IS VI ~
clear that II VIII not do 10 place it in the power of
the Court, BY mere suspension Of judgment upon
the verdict without any sufficient cause, 70 hold the
marty convicted in a condition which disquaihes
him 10 give evidence for co defeudant-even II the
Law were as it seems to have been assumed to be ny
the Circuit Judge. Upon that Hypothesis toe
Court ought to have at once rendered judgment, Sc
as to remove the supposed disability. % tnii
ground clone the Judgment must be reversed
Mckinney.
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B. u. sIMPsO N,

DEPOT,
A2s PUBLIC SQUARE
OFFERs to his fsndsana the trade, largest and best Sc
lec0ns Of Bandies, Gins Runs Ports, Mleirs sherres
and Champagnes brought Nashville, consisting Of e fol-
lowing brands:
COGNAO BRANDEEs.
Jules, Robins & Co.'S Pale, in 4, 4 and x pipes;
Otari. Dupuy & Co.'s do do do do
Castlon fine Champagne in \ pipes onlyi
Lanerere Pale, in =, = and = pipes
LA ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
PelltvOsin, Pale and Dark in X pipes
Rasteau, do do do do
Alexandra seigneite, Dark, in \, 4 and pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Mslor sevon, in pipes
Grape Leaf, in pipes;
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
St. CrOix, New Crop.
WINES.
Duff Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira
Pure Juice old Oporto Port
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNESs
Charles Heidsck, quarts and pintsl
Creme Of Silery, quarts and pints;
Hector Clicquart and Fills, quarts and pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do do
CLARETSs
200 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHTEDAM SCHNAPPSs
the hest Snapps offered in the United States and as to It's me-
dicnal properties has not its equal
Before purchasing elsewhere, call and examine Ter yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. r. shleids l!unelSi
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sd d NEGROEs.

DY virtue Of Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States District Of Middle Tennessee IN the case u
H1 M Brown ami others Allen T. Czech and oth-rsI
an the 2d day Of October next Court Hou door, in-ls
rop Of Murf eeoro, sell public negro men named
frank and Thomas for ch being the negroes mentioned
he decree and ordered sold for the companants debts
SsntI5-dtdS JACOB MCGAVOCK,
g. 4 M. Ct said Court.
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COOKE, BAILEY g. 20.


n
Boots, Shoes Hats Caps straw Goods, Se,I
No. 50 North Sids Public Sglre, Eas15Hls, 7szE
VNJE resving large and we'll assorted stock q
and desirable goods selected with great care aud
adapted 70 the present and approaching season. which
y invite the attention Of The trade.
To those merchants who uy goods short time and then meet
their payer promptly al maturity VIII their Interest
b give AZ least portion Of their patronage
Call and examine stock and prices
Orders carefully 6ed and goods promptly sent Onward.
augl5 COOKE. BAILEY a co.
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WRIGHT


There is error in this record Il was me ouly
If he nlaiptif to file his declaration within the
three first days Of the January term If the COu
Act 1894, Oh l, p % This he could have done in
the Clerks office, though the Circuit Judge did not
attend and there was no Court At that term Act
1874. Oh 5, %, and 1909, ch AZ, p 3, G and n:
Rev. 2O5 and 539 But he failed to do this, and dld
not attannt 10 file his declaration until the three
first DAYS of the next term had expired, when the
Court. on the application Of defendant, dismissed
the suit After this he came forward With his dec
laration but the reasons given for not filing his dec
laration at an earlier day altogether insufficient
Affirm the judgment. WEIGHT.
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prr.nt 4 st.nfsd vs.. WatsrseId Z W.Iksr.

There is no error il this judgment The plain
tis we're entitled 10 final judgment on the Tst Day
of the November term. lS57-the defendants hay
ing filed 10 plea. The d. claraton had been duly
fled at the July term previous. The case Of Nor
gclO VS. Malone ct. 81 al the present term, and
Byrd ct al VS. Bank Of Tennessee 2 Swan 40
authori Y in this case The act Of 1885, eh D, b,
&C and n Rev. 2l0) does not change the previous
law aud practice upon the subject. It Is not OBJ
jeoed that the judgment is erroneous because
charges Of protest embraced in IT, and that his
being suit bet ween the makers aud PAYERS Of the
note-nO protest was necessary, or could legally be
made: and that therefore, the Noiary's ices and
cherges of protest eoUli not be recovered 1t IS MOI
reou red here that should decide whether as be
twe,.a the maker and me Vayer, protest is proper
Unioubr edly The note might have been legally pros
ties ed 20 charge ar sndoTser. Act 1921, CHI 70 p
4, (C and n Rev 5O3.) There is no bill Of eXcep'
tions fled-and for any thing that appears IN IN s
record-Jhe note may have been endorsed aud the
protest proper 10 charge the drawers; AID IN that
state Of the case if the plaintiffs took up he t.
they must have paid the Notary's fees, and would
be entitled to recover them Of the defendant TINS
we are authorized to presume in favor Of the Judg'
ment of the Circuit Court. The judgment may be
right It was incumbent upon the defend nts 10
SET forth state of facts showing it is Wrong-thls
is not done
judgment affirmed. WRIGHT.
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A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
services to the public Agent for the sale Of Real Estate
Nernes Furniture Dry Goods Groceries or other species
property either in country Being determined 70 de
vote nv time to the above business and having had considerable
experience fatter myself TINT give satisfaction TO those
who may favor that line. can always be found at the
den nay bs left. uAt-tt