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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-29
Sherir,s Sale.

Howe 4 Brown, vs.. James McFadden & Jonathan
Salisbury. -. T.
pf virtue OF vend TO me directed and delivered
Ofrom the court of Common Pleas ofWood county.
Ohio, in the above entitled cause will offer for sale
at the door of the court house in PerrysSurg, said
county
On Saturday. August II, 1855, ,lf
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p.
of said day the following real estate, TO w The west
half the south quarter and the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section number Of
town north Of range 10 east, containing l2o acres;
also the northwest quarter Hf section H. same town
and range, leo acres also, lot number in the town
of Portage Wood county Ohio
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
s. JEFFERsoN, Atty. of PHI
July Is, lsis-lUW5S3 l3
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Sher!n's Sale,


In Partition.
DG virtue Of an order of sale to mo directed in the
1]aboye entitled case from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
tile door OF the court huusein Perrysburg Monday
the "a day OF August 1858, between the hours of IL
O'Clock 4. NJ. and o'clock NJ of said day the south
threo-tourths OF the southeast quarter of section l.
township north, OF range 10, in Wood county, Ohio
containing Us acres be sold subject 10 tho dover
estate of Sarah Lee. Said farm is in a good state
OF cultivation, fine young orchard and good spring
of water.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onethlrd cash on day of sale
one-thrd in year. and ore.third in wears De-
torred payments to be secured bya mortgage on the
promises. &. W, NORTON, Sheriff.
J. f. PElCr, Atty.
InlY |, s-NWjS3 90
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Congressional COnVCMGiOm.----'Th
Nominees.

The Republican Congressional convention, held
Mt Defiance last Thursday, the proceedings oI
which we insert in another part Of this paper was
one oil the largest delegate conventions ever held
in the district.
After the withdrawal Of the names of two or
thrco persons, who had been brought Into the can
vass by their friends, and FREQ interchange OF
opinions, the convention proceeded TO ballot, md
Gen James NJ. Ashley, Of Toledo, received the
nomination on the FIRST ballot having no votes
against SO for Hon Richard Mott.
It is proper to state here that letters were read
20 the convention, from Mr.. Mott, in which he
most positively refused TO allow his name to bo
used in the convention, but many were 50 strong.
ly attached to him, and were so anxious that he
should be the staudard-benrcr, that they felt like
insisting upon his acceptance of the nomination.
The majority, however, were disposed to yield to
his wishes.
Our nominee for Congress is not unknown to
the people Of tho district Although it is the first
time he hns ever been II candidate for Office, his
labor in the field will not be a new thing to him,
The Republican purity has had no moro uniiring
friend or able advocate in the North West than
General Ashley, and we feel that with him we can
20 iuto the contest, Mt the approaching election,
with full assurance that our principles will tri-
umph.
Lot every Republican lay aside Oll preferences
FOR this or thnt man, fix his eye steadily upon the
great principles of tho party, put his shoulder to
the wheel and not ceNSo to Ubor until the corrup-
tionists are again defeated Let the war.cry be
Freedom, Free Labor, and FrcS lisH, aud the
miuions OF tho Slave Power will fall before the
mugic power of Truth and Right, beyond the hope
OF resurrection except by repentance in sack III
aud ashcs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff = SoIc

Peter Crankcr VS., Frederick Prentice, ct nl.
pG virtue of n venditioni eXponas to me directed
Dand delivered form the court of Common Pleas of
Lucas county Ohio, will offer for sale at public nuc-
ton at the door of the court house in Pcrrysbur
Wood county, Ohio,
On Saturday the 23th day of August, 1853,
between the hours Of one and two o'clock r. NJ th e
following described real estate, TO wits The equal un-
divided onethirl OF all that part of river tract mum.
ber so, in the United States Reserve of twelve miles
square, at the foot of the rapids in the Maumee river
in Wood county, Ohio, bounded follows: South by
Grassy Creek west by the line of said tract So
and distant thereirom three chains and fifty hun.
dredths (j 50.l000
Also, the equal undivided onc-tird of river tract
number 81, bounded as follows: Commencing at 4
boulder where the east line of tho last described piece
of land comes on the Perrysburg and Oregon road,
and running thence south said cast line 80 92l0O
chains to boulder whi'e ash thirty inches in diam
ctsr bearing south S2a deg chains and nine links
therefrom; thence eascry at right angles with sai.
last mentioned line 3J100 chains to said Perrysburr
and Oregon road; thence northwesterly along said
roaG to the place Of beginning.
G, W. NORTON, Sheriff.
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ATLAYTic CABLr.-The n'ct, notwithstand-
ing its failure in the recent attempts TO lay the
cable, was to have sailed from Queenstown on
the l7th TO renew The attempt From this it
would seem that the managers however much
they have been disappointed are not dishearten-
ed. The vessels have yet OIL board abo1t $500
miles OF cable-more than sufficient to span the
ocean. II the steamers lett at the time appoint
ed they nust ere this have reached mid ocean
and commenced paying out. Should they suc-
ceed, the Niagara may be looked for on this side
during the next week, With the failure of the
past in view we are compelled to fear that the
same fate may await the present effort. We
shall however hope on until the next report on
firms the success or failure of the enterprise.
Rlnds
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aS>Lawrence w. Hall is circulating among
his n,rsreprosontcd constituents, making efforts
TO secure his denomination for Congress TIa
visited Clyde a few days since, aud portion
OF his former supporters assembled to talk about
eggs, tur, feathers, &c. Hall heard what was in
the wind aud concealed himself until train Of
cars came along when he rushed fora seat He
did not make his point, however, until few
eggs were scattered about him. Such demon.
strations of appreciation must be nattering TO
him. and certainly show that the democracy are
a "unit"
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ia1' Gen. Burns, the first Ohio democrat in
Congress who stood up for Buchanan and lie,
compton, is asking to be re.nominotcd, aud of
stituents on that SUBJECT. The wtcrrfed >
of Knox county recently held a convention TO
appoint congrcssioua! delegates, and the friends
of Burns by tarrying until large portion of
the other delegates had left, succeeded in getting
resolution adopted inStructing the delegates to
support him for denomination. The MI Yer
non National, the leading locofoco paper in that
county, thus speaks OF this matter;
After the Convention had made all its nomi.
nations aud elected all its delegates, and when
nearly, il not fdlly twoIhirds OF the delegates
had left the Court House aud gone home, II reso.
luton, drawn up, us we are informed by Mr.,
Norton Ian old line whg was sprung upon
the convention, lns ructlug our delegates tu vote
Tor Gen. Burns, And this too, was done in the
face and eyes of the GdwitieR fact that, in
whole townships OF this county, the Democracy
Were overwhelmingly opposed 10 his re-nomna.
tion, and had been represented by four OF Eve
gentlemen IN the Congressional delegation. We
are informed and believe, that the delegates To
whom we refer utterly refuse 10 recognize the
instructions ot this eud ot a convention, pro.
cured in the manner which we have stated
as the instructions ot the Democracy OF Knox
county, aud will not DO bound thereby
Aswc said IN the Convention, SO we say nov
The whole action was unnecessary, unCallcd tot,
and gotten up to order, 60 crafty the malcians
spleen OF few iutrrmeddlng outsiders. The
only effect of it will be this: Not q rois UM D.,
changed ia The CoHUeHijon and Gen Burns il
nominated will be sadly minced at the ballot
box.
We opposed the instructions which wen
sprung upon the Convention, for two raasons
either OF which, to our mind, vas conclusive a.
10 the propriety OF the course which we pur
sued. In the first place, we know then, an,
know now, that large portion OF the democro
ey OF Knox county are bitterly opposed to tn,
nomination OF Grh. Barns.
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Wood COnlrn0u Pleas,

IsNac omiIh, vs. IrAWfOrd Thompson.
EINliE said Crawford Thompson viii take notice that
a the plaintiff Isaac Smith, on the 9th day of Jul,
1908, filed his petition in the Court of Com Pleas oil
Wood County, Ohio against him. The object and
PRAYER of said petition is to forecose n mortgage
which was given by defendant to plaintiff the 18th
range for the of 1880 and unless the said dft
Thompson answer said petition by the 1st day of Oct
1888 judgment will be taken against said defendant
for the said sum ofSl950 with interest from the 10th
day OF October, lSlS and order sell the mort
gagged premises. D. +. PRICE, Plff Atty.
,Iuly i5S-IIrGSo
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Sheriff IS Sale.

WOOu Common PIenS, ~
Farmer Mcmillan Arthur Marshall Key Jr.
ID Y virtue of order of sale to directed and
ID delivered from the court of Common Pleas, OF
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
shall offer for sale public auction. the door OF
the court house, in Per.ysburg, on t...
Friday, the 9th day of August, A. ID. 1858,
between the hours of one aud two o'clock NJ, the
following real estate, wit: In-ots in the Of
Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio. number 294 4 s0J.
o. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Atty. OF Plf
July l, lS5s-Sw5$2 SO
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ao'Thc democracy Of Lucas county have stoat-
ly stood ont against the opportunities of the To.
ledo Timss, but it was no go. The vo,uptuous
charms of that sheet have finally overcome the
easy virtue of the Steodman democracy anl the
two 0ro occupying the same bed, though in an
adultercus manner. The people of Manmve anti.
cipata an early application for divorce on The part
OF certain "aucicnt maiden lady, whose case
needs no extra oOIoriag to secure success
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ditch Notice..

'INHE nonresident owners of lands in the south half
Il OF sections No. l. and g. and the north half OF See
tions II and lS, in Portage township will take notice
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
at the hoase of Nathan Rickct on Saturday the 3Ist
day OF July next, for the purpose of laying out
ditch to commence about 80 rods cast of the Per-
rysburg and Findldy road the section line between
sections and lS thence east suid section line to
a sNail run, thence down said run to the river.
July |, lSiS-Sw6* NATHAN RICKET
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSONS wish TO know
why Hon. A. Cook was not supported in the
Congressional Convention. The facts arc these:
A few days after our county convention, MIR,
G. accompanied J. A. Hall, Esq, TO the upper
lakes, and did not return until after the district
convention Before leaving, however, he ex-
pressed the wish that his name should not be
used in convention if Mr. Mott was candi-
date. Under these instructions from him, his
friends deemed it proper not to announce Mr.,
Cook as n candidate. lie had many friends in
the convention outside of the Wood county
delegation. .....
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SheriH'S sale,

atson y johnson vs., l., O. simmons.
DN virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
bdeliyered from the court of Common Pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, l
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door of
tho court house In Porryshurg. on
Friday, the 9Th day OF August, A. ID. 1858,
between the hours OF one and two o'clock P. NJ, the
following real estate to wit; Iu-lots number five
hundred and 6tty-one (i5l and tn, west half cf hye
hundred and tify-four (55l in the town OF Perrys-
burg, Wood county Ohio
CIV. NORTON, Sheriff.
AsuEE CoOK, Attv. of pld
Julv lS5~-NwES2 rg
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Sherin 5 sale,

Albert Casper VS., 4 Hen Bortel asd Mary Bortel
pG virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed and
ID delivered from tie court OF Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio in the above entitled cause,
shall Offer for sale at public auction at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg. on
Friday, the 9th day of August, \ D, 1858,
between the hours OF one and two o'clock y NJ, the
following real estate, to wit: ln-lot number one }
section number three 60 fifty feet square of the south
end, In the town of Gilead Wood county, Ohio.
c. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
AsuER Cook, Atty of PHI.
July |, lS5S-Sw5S2 50
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Sherin's Sale,

WatthoW AndersOn vs. Aba B. Smith.
ID virtue of an execution and order of sale of at
Dtached property, to me directed and delivered, in
the above entitled case, from the court of Common
Pleas OF Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Perrysburg on Monday
the I'd day of August 1853 between tho hours of IL
o'clock A. Mand o'clock r. NJ. of said day the south
east quarter of section 3S, township 6, range H. in
Wood county, Ohio, 100 acres.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
]. F. PRICE, Atty. Of PlR
july |, lSSS-Sw5SS2
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Order OF Sale by Probate C0urt,

Henry Harms, Adnr, VS.. James Place. ct al.
ON the 1th day ofAugl st. 1858, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following described real estate as
the property OF Hiram Fair deceased, to wit: The
east 30 acres of the south cast fractional quarter of
section u, town ), range II, Wood Co., Ohio.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
HENRY HARMS,
J,F PRICE, atty. Admir- OF Hiram Fairs estate.
LulN l.. ,h0--lnLrs&I Y
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YES do not despair !

RdS~AN OLD INDIAN Docrou.
UNCAS BRANT, while a Mis-
sionary among the Indians OF
tho Rocky Mountains, discover
u RARE PLANT, that proves 20
he certain cure for eonsump-
ton, bronchitis, asthma, livor
complaint, nervous affections
coughs, colds, sc. Having now
made his fortune and retired
from business, he will send the
prescriptions and directions for
preparing the medicines free of
charge to all who desire Il, and
will send to his agent. enclosing
two stamps, 70 csnts,) TO pay the
retHi II letter, with a tescrip ton
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 eases of consumption
alone, and hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves Of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do all the good he can
before he dies. Address all let
ters to DANIEL ADRE,
Box 1881 2. o.. New York,
Who is his sole agent.
July l--ly
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Samuel Morgan, Of Portsmouth; Ohio, who
when drunk. horribly murdered his wife, has
been tried and found guilty of murder in the
first degree.
1t is contemplate and petty malice and
jealousy that excludes Henry Ward Beecher's
name from the list of celebrated preachers in
the two heavy octavo5 of pulpit eloquence re-
Gently published.
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
Sarah Curtiss, VS.. Stephen Curtiss.

- IVIIIIUH lot DINOTCe.
'1NHE said Stephen Curtiss is hereby notified that
Il Sarah Curtiss, the nth day of July, 1855 filed
her petition in the Clerks Office of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, against him. The
object and prayer of said petition is to obtain divorce
from said detenden and alleges a cause therefor
adultery with one, Cena Mcdonald. Said petition
Will he for hearing at the October of said Court
to wit: on the llth day of October, 1853.
.lnlY ~. lNIS-llwGa3 % i L PRICE ntt,r
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10~We have dissectcd the platform of the
CUNT democracy, as laid down in last weeks
Democrat, but our space will not permit its in,
sertion in this number of the Journm. 1t is
in type anu will appear next week. We make
this statement that the author of that rarc spec-
men of political wisdom may not think himself
slighted.
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&9~rhe Otlowa Democrat charges the FIRE.
mont Democrat with blng "tho tool of the
Black Republican clique of Fremont" because
the latter paper opposed the removal of the
Clyde postmaster lorcntortaing anti Lecompton
sentiments. What II "uuit y the unteuifed" h"
democracy are!
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Secretaries.
Oy-The Columbus Gazette sa,
Vice Presidents.

DR.. j. II, Coulter has been uppontcd Direct
tor in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. The Board
now consists OF McSSls. ComStock, Bierce and
Coulter.
We understand that judge Thrall on entering
upon the duties of Comptroller of the Treasury,
resigned tha trust Of Receiver of the Seneca coun
ty Bank, and that James Claypool, Esq, has been
appointed Receiver in his place
Edward Jordon, of Irontoa, Lawrence county,
has been appointed n Director in the Lunatic Asy-
lum, in place Of Joshua Martin, resigned.
MADlsoN r7wNsHIP FtW.-rhe Agricultural
Society OF this iouriShng portion of our country
Withhold their second Annual Fair at their grounds
near Grovopart, the week following the State Fair
--22d, 23d and 24!h of September
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So~Mr. J. b, Bush post master a, Clyde,
has been removed because he belonged TO the
Anti Lecomp'on wing OF tie unit "Slomocro.
cy, oni ). d. Fish, a t,ne hia", pro slnyofy o-
eoioco, has been uvppoiu,el in MsSteal
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EEgGTNESW SVHIEsER.

MTAICHES, Clocks and Jewcry repaired on short
w notice, and in workmankc manner. Also he
keeps on hand assortment of Watches and Clocks,
direct from the manufacturer, which he will sell on
the most reasonable terms. Shop one door from the
brick store Mnumce City, Ohio
Hume 8. lH5S--4tf
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tends an invitation t. all the editors in Ohio
to visit that place for h'alth and pleasure, and
spend one week in sporting and seeing sights
lie says il they are mot more than comnen-
soted, will ugree TO take each aud all of their
papers, for one year, and turn out an eighty acre
lot Of good land to pay them, so that each odi
tor in Ohio would be fcaeh older" Wonder
what that man thinks an ltor looks like?
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sheriT's sale.

JUUn II. MOOIt vs.. ChhlIes '. JennlsOn :
Try virtue of an execution to me directed and de-
~ liyered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in this case, win offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Perrysburg on Saturday.
July 3lst. 1858, at o'clock p. of said day the
following real estate: Lots number 33 SO and 81 in
block number Of John HOLSTERS addition to Per-
rysburg, Wood county Ohio
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
S. JEFFERSON, Atty. BY A. SnIvEs, Deputy
July l. lS5S-SW5S2 08
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-" Nh Maugcn, small beer politician OF
Einllay, has heeu visiting his democratic brethen
horeubouts, for the purpose of informing them
tha, ho is willing TO sacrifice his personal feeling
in the matter, and will yield to the general wish
that he should be u candidate for Congress! We
don't believe, when his party friends ascertain how
narrowing it is to his feelings, that he will be ro
quiIcd to make the sacrifice!
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One day last week, an individual named
Mccoy, went to the Junction with some money,
the amount we did not learn, and gold watch,
all OF which were stolen from him while he
was held fest in the embrace of that fostering
villain, J0ha Alcohol, alias coln.whiskey. The
Junction certainly needs to be looked after
PUUldMg Eagle
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90 On Saturday last there was trial OF now
ing machines on the farm Of Mr. Whitmore in
Oregon township Lucas county, -Four machines
were cn,erod, to wit Aliens, Balls Ohio Mower
KjrbyS American Harvester, and Koychams Ma
chine The committee close their report us fol
lows;
Judging from this days work and from the
simplicity, ehoopn2ss and pmclicihiHty of the ma
chimes the committee heSi,aIci TO decide between
the Ohio Mower and kirhy's Mncanc, but we
finally decided, all things considered, that KhbvS
American Harvester was culilled TO the prefer.
ence.'
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t('S- The Lucas county convention voted n
against % to instruct the delegates to support
Stoelman for Congress, Steedman declined being
u candidate nevertheless ho is believed to have
the "ropes laid Uud will probably be the caudi.
date whom Ashley will beat.
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CASH STORE!

CASH STORE, --
TJNlE Subscribers now selling his goods fcr .sb a.
Il its tsequvalent He has large stock and ia data,
ih'"ed to dispose OF them small profit. Cali asd
GEO. POWERS,
TlMOTHI SEED, 4 pure article, free from weeds.
L for sale by GEO. PoWERs
March 25, lS5S--4etf ' i
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Ditch Notice.

'ENHE nonresident owners of section 33, of Henry
L township, Wood county, Ohio, are hereby notified
that the trustees of said township, will at the
house of Frederick Dealer on Saturday the 18th dav
OF August 1858 at the hour OF 10 O'clock for the pur-
pose OF locating ditch to commence near the Mil
tonvle Liberty free turnpike, at the line between
Frederick Beaer and Samue Kennel thence west on
said line until it nerSects the Joseph Lawrence ditch
and there terminate. +. 3EALER,
Jnly l. lS5S-Sw6% A. WICKLE.
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Tng "DrcLAaAuoN ExpLAiNEp.-Stephe
a, Douglas in his speech delivered at Spring
field, ILL.,, on the l7th July, said;
The Daclaration OF Independence meant the
white people"
1t is thought that this lucid exposition by the
distinguished jurist and legislator will do much
TO restore the coEi ionce OF the South in this
ditIicul, iustum,nt.-CH Gazette.
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5a9'Rsv. J, o. shannon, iomerly citizen OF
this county, has ,ekcn the editorial manaSemen,
of the Paulding Eagle We expect TO see The
paper much improved. We hore it will here
ofSer contain a, ioos' two or three articles each
week, You have our GO-, Gicnl Shaaaon,
aud a hearty wish for your success,
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WARM WEArHER IN GEoRGgrowN, ,-llcOr Mr..
Brown, of the Democrat:
Very warm weather we have had for the
past week, 50 HOT was it, that a horse died, and
after being opened il was found that his iusides
had melted. U. $50
y AN olllady at the upper end of town de-
elarcs that she had hen 10 lay three eggs day,
anA they we've boiled at that
We sec it las melted all the ant. L,compton
ism out of brother Btowu--it mlst bs very warm
indeed !-CiermOat Courier.
C-y-Marbe ouarries n.ye peen disco ,erel in
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Pr The Newark lm,rj,il saws the Gui,
crop oi iicAin, cotaty viii bs a filaye.
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C-g~ Marble Qaauies awe Oeen disco ,cred ia
Ouowa county
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ASHER Cook, Attorney,
July 30, lS5S-I2w5Si 1S