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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

~ The Loco5ocos Of Baton Rouge cleo
ted their candidate for Mayor, Mr.. Cousen.
ard, on Monday last, by III votes oyer Will
son, Independent. The solitary vote receiv-
ed by NIr. Monget, was no doubt cast b! the
editor Of the Gazette i Coasst, who was de-
terrniaea to vote for him, whether he with
drew or not, Nothing like sticking up to one's
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

STEAMBOAT ExPLos1oy.-Ssrsn Li,es Lest,
steamer Fails City, Capt. Scudder. left our
tevee last evening for st. Louis. She had mol
got farther up than Jefferson City. when her
stearn-drara exploded, with disastrous results,
The boat was filled win s~ca'aIng steam
which, besides the explosion, contributed to
the fatality. Though the cabin passengers
escaped unframed, the following lives were
lost:
Vim. Weirek, son OF K: ;. Weirck, clerk
Of the boat.
The child and nurse of Capt. Gable, pilot
Of the peat.
Willis Rollins, eolored, second steward.
Harris c%absn-boy, colored.
Two deck passengers, names unknown,
drowned by jumping overheard.
The damage to the boat was little beside
the loss Of the drum. She Of course had to
lay up.
The steamer John Siulonds was going up
with and close to the Falls City at the time
OF the explosion. One Of her passengers, Il
Mr.. Parker, who was standing on the hurri-
cane deak, fell to the lower deck and broke
one Of his legs. We did not learn how he
came to fall, but it happened at the instant OF
the explosion. And, whilst lying crippled
and senseless on the deck, he was robbed 81
his gold watch and $1,000 in. cash. She ST.
n1onds landed, and the wounded man was
brought down to the city in a cab. The ex-
Plosion Of the Fails City gave the Siuonds
such a shock, that her erockery' being spread
OF the table 1oE supper, was generally smash
ed, and che steward had to come down TO the
city to get anew supply.
We have mentioned seven lives as being
lost. The number may be greater; but the
seven named Were all we could hear ON,
O, Crescent. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

CoaGRzsslAsAl'-The following is The
vote in the. L. S. Senate on the Sd inst, by
which the Kansas bill az amended by both
House, was disagreed to:
Fsas-MessIs. Allen, Bayard, Benjamin,
Bissys, Big!es, Bright. Brown, Clay, Evans,
Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, GwinR, Hammond,
Houston, Hunter, ~1veEson, Johnson Of Ar
kansas, Johnson Of Tennessee, Jones, MaIlo-
~, Mason, Pearce, Polk, Pugh, Sebastian,
slideii, Thompson Of Kentucky, Thompson
OF New jersey, Wright, and Yu!ee-32.
Nays-Messrs. Bell, Broder;ck, Cameron,
Chandler, CLARK, CoIIane:, C1ittenden. Dix
on. Douglass, Doelittle, Fessenden, Foot,
Foster: Hale, Hamlin, Harlan. King, Seward,
Simmons, Stuart, Izu1nbuIl, Wade, and Will
scn-23.
Msert o. not Votins-Messrs. Bates, Da-
vlse Dllrkee, Henderson. Reid, Sumner and
Toonlbs--7. a.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

u 4 crevasse has occurred all. NJ. Bells
plantation, opposite Carrolton, which threat
Gus t. be Of u most serious character. So
Tar, ali attempts 10 close it, have proved in
eHEectuaI. We hope it may be closed before
further damage eus,es.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

n, Thaaks to Capt Anos.FuE GRAs, ol
the steamer Laaret It'll, tor late New Or
leans papers. By tie way, We must con-
gratulate. car friend GeAs, ca his promotion
to the CaptaincY Of one OF the tiaest boats
Ii. the .Conet tradn. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

nz We heard yesterday m~otning that a
crevasse had taken place in Point Conpee
just below Morganza. II SO: our Crosse Iete
friends will suffer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

IT, We haze heard it remarked that
David hurled the stone at C~sclial,. the
tier must have been surprised, as such 4
iss HepEf entered hsS heea betorsf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

AaoAAs 1ast hzsrov.-Th, 60:
brings 10 Us the melancholy intslljesa s,spa
the death Of this veteran stat.sn.a 80 e
died in Washington City on s ,t..a Dc
al the ripe old age OF se,yeaty.hye la'''
tie was By birth, a Narth carol;n;. sa's.--
subsequent to 1911. resnovea to Mis,a aa' ana
whose 5~osEa'lss he Identified biirnsslf VIII =,
N. .. Ds4a in 2 trt:f account of his ii. Us as
actions, says N' - aud
On the admission OF that st,t.
1h'o1' ne was sent TO the FEEDER, l q 20
"n"'e ne remained until 1851, r1n,;ssslasa
Ioos nef'od ne acted a prominent nsrt me
P%oi'F':al a~lfaiTs Of the country. era. ssslA We
III considerable Influence il liz asI1 sa 20
t'ou Of President Jackson, and a;,hals1.a.
himself 4 widespread opu|ar;togbaaaah lagi 9r
PRODUCTION, and triumphant nassa ~ tas r.
ce!soFa'ea "~Expanging Resolatiors i y h'a
The popularity y! Mr. Bentan
with his sympathy Tor Mr.. Vsnsa ,, ussllaed
vas cast o"erooard by the paItinara sA,,5N8ao
tlo1 Tor his opposition 10 tho annass sasen.
leXas, his Indifference TO the e]Ieet;aa a.ioa g
Folk and his sfhiiarion with Frsa !, u q W.
In the South his prospects wers ;;s.1nsa
bly, blasted. Missouri ceased il bbasa ..' s',s
ard IA 1851 turned her back MON IL. 1 ha.a,
la'orlte and refused to Be repressntsa IL M a3e
IN The Fsdera} Senate. After / hara .tl,a ",
IN 1858, pr, Bentoa vas elected sppasssls
sentative in co',sIsss ron that State, J Is
seat he occupied for two years. - VS.
~ the expiration of his term, the n,ons.
Of ..:sSoaii utterly repadiated hin. nd r.
curtain iell upon bis political life s;ss.
that tame, the world has known T1on., I us.s
benton only a. a iaborious and. sucse..ttI
writer. dis Thirty Years il 10 Ua;la
STAR; D s@fa3:s" aud ,n,i his abridged Congress.
Tins reputation than his long aud, for.s TIM n
brilliant political career, &z sassi
The .Abf"1gca Congressional Dslat.,n
we're cut short By the DEATH TIE s],uan;Isz
Eve yoina'sz Of t1e contemplated thstr
have alone oeen issued, but theze H. III,
uF1es are Invaluable ontriihbl: .isas to II. -.
'!sical literature OF TIL eoanlry.#zzss"&s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17


u Can any Of our ~Ir.eauis, either IN New
Orleans or out oft, inform Us whose business
it is to carry the mails between New 0ssleaas
and Baton Rouge7 We would much like 70
know-az it is, the eoastpa ekets sTe sup
posed to be the u:ail-ca7rieFs along he cossi.
II SO, why was there 10 mail from New t,r-
leans on Thursday last I If ever ! commit
nifty was triIea with, or treated W'tatAe
most sovereign eontensp: and IND 'ltertncs2n "
regard 10 the proper receipt q their f1ais.
matter, then the people Of this particular
mart Of the United States, have every reason
10 complain, 1t seems entirely useless g
note the repeated mail failures oithis Inc,
as The contractors. whoever they are,,do 1'lst
as they please. and are perfectly lndlfsfens
as to whether their eon.ractls complied Nlta
Or not e. T%%%#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

IKE ST. AART's AsKic,sG jan. nm
We find in the Planters Banner. Of Ftan..;n
d list Of the officers Of this Club and Their
Constitution. Every par,sh ii our s,ats
should have a Club founded upon tie sane
principles and for the same object q tie
Ciuoof St. Mary's. They would tenaspfeas.
y to the formation Of a State Agricul.nr.i
Association: which We 50 sadly need, Once
get the ball propeflyin molten and then ~
will succeed. ahe two subioined sIticl,s
from the Constitution set forth, clearly d.
n1onstrates the object Of the Association
AIT. 7. Zach meeting shall be be i ii
such time ard place as MAY have been a.
cided upon al a previous meeting and Tie
day shall be spent In examining the erop.
garden, orchard, farming utensils, and .uei.
other things, as the proprietor 81 lie mace
may choose 20 call their attention ID and h
discussing such neutrality-suspicious. Is nav
have been pr~ssentet! at a previous meeting.
ART. S. Each member shall be permitted
TO otter such criticisms IN regard to The crops
management. implements, etc, at tie place
and on the day Of meeting, as he ma think.
proper 10 suggest.
We knov that the formation of j similar
Club has been talked Of repeatedly in oul
parish, aud upon the plan Of tie 81. Mays
BIZ. from soute reason or othey, has Il tie
present been dropped, But We know lbs
PROJECT has NOT been abandoned md hop. !.
the present is just the time when the crops
are beginning 70 appear above flis ssro1lldd,
that the matter will be brought into action.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17
NOTICE.

= rn,u,npicat!ona ln;epaei FIR this paper shoHl1 be
tragic tn Baton nnup,. znT :Fcst F"io1 Roitss,
4 Qur exchanges viii cottaz Il faFor npo1 " by d!F"ce-
as 81 4bagF
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-17

r ss,- s5sa.s, ID. E*avEot, is out authorized cols
iss4er tpr the rtty Of Baton Rouge
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
Mitch Nottgc.

tINuE nonresident owners ot the following lands
j viii take notice thatthe trustees Of Troy town
ship will meet at tho house of Howard HARRIS O
Thursday tho SOth day OF December ut 10 0 clock A.
NJ, 10 view aud locate ditch aud cpeu water
eonrso commencing thirty forty rods south of the
southwest corner Of section two ON the west half of
tho northwest quarter OF section eleven said town
ship and running mostly east until IL strikes the
tion nc, dividing sections one and two Csaid town
ship, and thence north on said section line, nv
may be necessary to the township line and there
mnateand 80 award part of the expenses of making
tho Same to the following lands in proportion to the
benefits dcrivable to the samo from said ditch TO wit
The east half of the north quarter section elev
nlsc the northeast quarter OF section eleven the
southsuU and northeast quarters of section
the west half of section one. J. WEBB, Il Others.
Nov 1S lS5S--27wGS3 6S,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

Nor iN THIS BiLLs--The Baltimore Dispatch
recouuts a scene which occurred al the Holiday
Street Theatcr, few evenings since, which was
no, in the bills, aud which, however notifying
il may have been 20 the young lady concerned,
provoked the risibililes Of those who witnessed
il TO an irrepressble degee
"A fine looking young woman in more than
the usual amplitude of crinoline, entered with
her beau, and was making her way through the
already well-filled seats to the front row of the
dress circle, where places had been reserved for
them. To do so with ell the bold freedom Of
feminine young America, she stepped upon the
seats, when unfortunately. her hoop, or rather
the lower hoop of her skeleton skirts, caugt upon
The back of one Of the seats as sho swept by,
and the fastening about the waist parting, the
whole concern came down by the rum and as
she stepped forward and out of it, was left hang
ing in full visw upon the Scot The change was
astonishing the full blown belle at one moment,
the mex, looked like lamp post with silk dress
tied around it, For moment also the young
lady was quite unconcious of the accident. lu
another she saw the full extent of it. and blush
ing crimson. sank into hor seat, and for the next
half hour had undoubtedly the most brilliant
complexion in the audience"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
Wnod Common Plens.

Namilton " Pierson 4 William ". Hil, Flns w..
John Hancock, Deft.
rINHE above named John Hancock, defendant will
i take notice that n petition has been ilcd In the
Court Of Common Pleas In and Cor tho county of
Wood In the State OF Ohio, by the above named Ham.
ilton W. Pierson and William w. Hill, against him,
the Object of which Is to recover back the 5ney paid
to him on certain contract made by him on or
about the fifteenth DAY of May, lS57 tor the convey
TO snd Piereon and Hill certnin real estate dSt
cribed in said contract which he has failed to perform
and snid plunhs claim Judgment against him foi the
sum of ono thousand dollars and interest from Nay
is. l85i-thnt an attachment has been issued In said
suit against tho property of said defendant
resident of the State of Ohio and that he
to answer said petition by tho 35th day Of December
1888, or 1t will be taken AZ true and Judgment will
be rendered accordingly. BAKER &COLLlNS,
Iolhhn.O. Nov. 1. lANA-2EMGSA.6O Plln,a atAHA
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

s5S- OUR READERS ore requested to note
with care the advertisement found in another
column of this pupor, of DR.. MAuu's Aguc Balsom
offered TO The public as safe and etfecIual cure
for chills, fever and ague We ave utterly
sverse TO ncurrng edtega respohibilty in tri-
ding matters, but as we deem it no triAug mat
ter to call the attention Of our readers 10 any
thing that is good, neither DO we consider il un-
worthy the editorial profession TO recommend
patent medicine that has proved itself good,
and has and still continues TO perform curse
wherever used. as this remedy has done since
introduced TO the pubiic--we mean Dr. Mann's
Dalsam is the article we havs in vew--und if
the certificates of some of the most distinguish
ed men in the country ara eutitled to credence,
then is this preparation oil that is claimed for it
by The proptietors. Ii is sold by all good and
responsible druggists aud dealers in medicine
throughout the country. Try it.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

II you are sick, the probability is ,hat the root
Of your suffering is in the stomach From n weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia languor, oppression
in the diaphragm. iaundce, headache, NAUSEA,
bodily weakness, dimncss Of sight, heurtburn, cos
tirsneSs, dysentery, and legion OF other toTmcn-
ting diseases Indigestion produces thin blood,
and therefore destroys the strength and yigor Of
the system. 70 restore the tone of Tho stomach,
ard enable it 20 throw OF and dismiss forever all
these tomenting and dangerous complaints, moth
ing is necessary but pcrseyering use of Itoof
lands German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. Nj
Jackson. Philadelphia. There is TO mistake, no
failure Ia their sanGtiYc effects.
For sale by druggists and storckeepcrs in every
town and village in the United States, Canadas
West Indies and South America, at 75c. per bot
tie. 20w2.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
sberIT,s sale.

Charles Ehsvarl Va. Michael kisty-S. e. al
DY virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed ana
ID delivered from Wool county Common Pleas in
the above entitled cause will oer for sao, al the
door Of the Court House in rerrysourg said county,
on saturday. the 18th day of December a. d. la5!.
bctwesn the hours Of IL O'Clock h,ani c'leock p.
Of said day, the northwest qnater OF se'on 'we"y-
five ana the east hall D! the north cast quarter OF
ton twen,y six and the south half oi the south wes
ouartcr ut sacon twenty fonr Ell Of towa four north.
Of range rins east, containing il MI three hundred
and twenty acres, moro less. C.". NORTON.
s. JEFFEHsoV, atty. Sheriff
Nov. ~ lgJS-saWjS29o,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

WHERE FINE SHAwLs Conc FRoM-ln Rock
harra, She camel is watched while the fine hair
on the under part Of the body is growing. The
Gne hair is cut ofFso carefully that not fibre is
lost; it is put by until there is enough to spin
into yarn, unequaled for sottness, and then i.
is dyed all manner of coors and woven into
strips eight inches wide, of shawl patterns,
such as-with all our pains and cost. with
schools Of design and study of art--we are not
yet ablo to rival. These strips are then sewed
together so eunningy. that no European can
discover the joints. They are then taken fifteen
hundred miles TO the borders Of Russia and
spld.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
ARevoIution i'm sGedicaI Science.

DR.. Roback, the illus.rious Swedish physician
in substituting two remedies for the entire
Msteria Medica of the OH ISchool, may be truly
said TO have revolutionised the pertice OF Med
icine. The tendency Of all improvement, in this
enlightened age, is to condeusa and simplify /,
and il, as thousands testify, Dr. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, are absolute specifics
for ninstenths OF the ailments TO which humanity
is subject, the world has reason to rejoice over
his discoveries. 1t is ind'ed blessing to be
able to discard the naussous compounds with
which the regular practitioner Ond his ally, the
apotheeary, have SO long aud perseyeringy
dosea US. for two preparations applicable to all
cases and equally infallibe in internal and IN
external disorders. Ii credit is to be given 10
respectable testimony-if multtudes -four iel
low-oltizens have not conspired without mo-
tive. to deceive the sick, aud TO perjuro them
selves, then are these Blood Medicines derived
from the juices ofScandinsvan Herbs, the most
potent Of all known antidoteS for diseases Of the
Stomach, the Liver the Bowels and the Skin
Their popularity in the West is boundess;
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
NO. Xxx x
DR.. NJ ANN'S
A G I E b A L S A NJ.
Uurivalled in the history of NIedicire


this balsam. that has been so extcnsyelv soid
and met with such unrvalled success for ,hs ,,as,
hvo years and brought health and bnnninc,rr n,
many 'anhi'es throughout the Western country Ia
INC result OF years OF study aud experiment by m,
propretorS OF this Wonderful Compom,Ia /. and
we arc happy to state to the world that the OBJ
leet sought Tor has been obtained, which Is found
~ ,''e numerous evidences in favor Of this remedy.
nus baisain is only recommended for one class of
ulse"Ses, VIZ those produced by malaria and en-
Iers directly into the circulation. and tbc,ely,
eouhteracts tho poison OF malaria in the svs,eU.
anu ~, "s 'onlc' " is particularly recommended
Now Tor a few evidences:
., OBgRLlN, Ohio June ls,. 1853.
MESSRS. S. X. MANN & co. .--3vsT..
llaNlng had occasion 70 use your Ague Ral.am
III my family, lind il the most prompt and efIi-
clent remedial agent for the certain cure of Ous
ever used, and us strengthening tonic. + think Il
has no equal Your obedient Servant
SAML HENDRY.
,,,,.u OLNEY, ILL.,, Sept 30, 1883.
MESSRS. s, X, MANN & Co, ,-.-HENrs,--
Your Ague Basam is the enly medicine that seens
to meet the wants Of the people of this locality.
We have upon our shelves ali tho popular RENE.
dies OF tho day for tho cure of iDterm.iants. bus
Dr. Mann's Balsam sells in preference to oil 9th.
eIs, IRON the simple fact 1t cures It is destined
TO excoll oil other remedies ever offered.
Truly Yours. G. W,HAYNlE.
DIR. MANN Il CO., Gallon, ohio--GEsrs:.-.
Your Ague Balsam is the peoples own remedy,
in this part OF the country, for the cure of ague
and fever We have never known it to fail in
any case when properly used It is looked upon
as perfect nntdotc TO mularous diseases
Very Truly Yours, REED & PETTIJOuN.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Mayil5, 1858
,,,,z St Louis, Juno 1, 1853
MESSRS. s. X. MANN & COVE Rnd the
demand Tor Dr. Manns Ague Balsam daily In
creasngand the great demand for IL ia su fieiopt
evidence OF its great merit. In all places in our
travels We find the universal opinion Of those sol
ING it, aud more particularly, those using t. to be,
that 1t has no equal in proprietory remedies, and
that 1t Is certnin specific is TACT which cannot
be disputed. Truly Yours,
o. J. WOOD & co.
S X. MANN h CO., Prcprietors. Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by oil good Druggists.
Dec. = --30m3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

FEMALE BEAurY.-The face of BEAUTIFUL
good woman at home is like the spirit OF an nngeI
in the house, with the air of heaven still about
her. and its light Of bleSscdncsS in her fuce; bns
a false countenance, like veneer, cannot stand
in the sunshine of truth, but warps aud twists,
and turns into every fantastic form, yet never
by chance comes straight. Thought improves
the features. All the MUSES. were beautiful; but
envy hatred, malice, and oil uncharitableness
have ever Carried their aboriginal ugliness about
with them-and however infectious ,he latter
be, we are positive that they are not more catch
ing than beauty, for beauty, like light, radiates
and leaves reflections everywhere. This is why
nurses should be joyous and why art distortions
should be banished from the nursery and school.
room. Children Of sweet-tempered parents,
even if their features be irregular, have an cx-
preston Of countenauce much to be coveted;
while with unhappy homes, they never grow
really beautiful. Like ever produces like
Years make the loving husband and wife alike
in features as in feelings while children brought
up away from home grow daily less like ihcir
pArents.--CincnRati GasStte.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
SNERIFFS SALB.

Sarah Curtiss VS. Stephen Curtiss.
DY virtue ofan execution to me directed aud dolly
I'D cred from tho eourt of common pleas OF Wood
county Ohio, in tho above entitled case will, on
The 3d day Of january 1889.
at tbs hour OF 10 o'clock a. NJ. OF said day. offer for
ale at the door OF tho court house In Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, the following lends and tsne-
uekts TO witt In lots No 5s7 500, GIL aud GA with
u frame house situated thereon. c. W. NORTON,
J. +. PmCE atty. Sheriff
Nov. 25, lS59-29w6@2. %.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

j. F. b. Ssbring. Treasurer of Sandusky
County. who was tried at tie late term OF Com
mon Pleas in that county, on charge Of embee
ceiling funds from the Treasury, was acquitted
The deficit, some IS 600, has been made good By
his bail. Those fully acquainted with the CIR
cumslences of the case will exhonerate Mr.. Seb
ring from any criminal blame in the premises
II is thought he was oVeT-reached by certain
parties in whom he placed confidence Son
dusky Register.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
Road Noticc.

NOTICE i' hereby given tnat app.cstsn VIII be
y fnalo - the Commissioners al Wood County a.
their next re gulsr term, in December asklag them 10
gr'nta view and survey for coUn'7 road, Com,
reuc!nI ~ the south east corner Of the wost hall ~
the south quarter etsec nine, in towa iye,range
Rine east; thence west on section lines between
49, and & II, to he Gesd & rorts sc roSdan here
terminate. Also 10 vacato County Road, ncglh-
ming the same point thence north half mile, thence
west fourth mile fhan"e uerth half mile 10 tho Gead
& Kellogg mill road. DAYID KIMBeRLlSstal,
Petitioner.
weston Wood Co., Ohio. Nov. If, 1s6s-17wl*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
SllERlEE,S SALE

Julius Binu, vs.. James Delrlle, ct al
10y virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed aud
ID delivered in the sbovs entitled cause. from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF W ood County, ohio. !
will osr for sale tho door OF the Court House IN
Psr'ysburs. on
lionduy, January 10, 1899.
between the hours OF II o'eloek NJ and o'clock Il.
OF said day. the north half OFF, north cast quar-
ter Of section number twenty.one 2 the north half
OF the northeast quarter Of tseetontwentytwo. 170
also acres on the west part Of the southeast quar-
ter fSsoiion number sixteen, G Of township mum
bsr FIVE, o. Of range number eleven an east, all in
Wood County, OAie. G. w. NORTON,
JAMES MCRRNY, GUy plh sheriff
Nov as lG1S-. .o0y611 Is