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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

TnE HARD TIMEs.-The Chicago Press has an
advertisement, forty columns long, of lands in
that city delinquent for taxes. This is attribu-
ted TO the crushing effect of the late financial
panic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

Mn BERNuEIsEL, the delegate from Utah, has
had speech prepared for some weeks, which ne
proposed to make in the House, in reply to the
positions taken in debate, and by the President.
against the government of that Territory For
some reason he has lately concluded to withhold
it He is confident in the belief that if the Ad-
miniStration understood the subject they would
6e moro tender in their treatment of the Nor
InnnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24
CmEOPLAsTIC PROCEss.

DR. G. W. MOORE would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Wheeling and the
UIIfYYY public generally, that having just returned
A--G from Baltimore, where from personal in
sTuetlOn the Patentee, A Bandy and from Dr.
Church. Demonstrator Of Mechanical Dentistry In the
Baltimore Dental College, and having purchased the right
the above named improvement he IL prepared
Introduce among his patrons this method In the
Dentistry This the old
tIce, the following particulars:
absolutely accurate dt TO the cast and
consequently to the mouth.
spaces the Judgment OF food the
this work Is remarkable for Its cleanliness
80. Partial from full set, be inserted
without the Of clasps springs,
destructive the natural organs aud ought to
By every operator regarding the good
OF his patients.
In point Of strength 1t vast superiority
over all other methods.
5tb Prom its nice adaptation light proportion
its weight
The public invited to call and see specimens
II. purchased the exclusive right for t city Of
Wheeling and is also authorized 10 sell rights for Ohio ana
95see near TIE n b CAurcA, o1Gpline street. centre
Wheeling. mh24-IIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

OR1nooRAPH1c RrroRN.-Anotherp paper upon
photographic Reform appears in our columns
this morning-the whole to be concluded to-
morrow. These papers have been prepared,
as is apparent in the reading Of them, 10y
master hand. The gentleman contributing them
was, until recently, regular reporter in Con-
gross.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

o. Tuesday last VIM f. Taylor, Esq, of
Norfolk, being at his Willoughby Point farm,
observed an extraordinary large shoal of fish
within the little bay which forms his fishing
ground, and ordering the seine to be run out,
enormous size, some of them Al feet long
and weighing one hundred pounds! He sold
sixty one of them for 500, and they were
immediately shipped to Baltimore and New
York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

R w HUsHEs, Formerly editor of the Rich.
mond Examiner, and Mr.. johnson, of New York,
are now the priciple writer's for the editorial dc.
partment of the Washington Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24
New Spring Goods,

HAVE received great portion Of ny ueu Spring Goods
consisting fneE BOnnets Bonnet Ribbons resS Gaods,
such as Lawns, ChAs, which Invite pub
lie 20 examine Also splendid assortment o. EbrOer.
ie amongst which elegant Of Sleeves and
UI mis- ISAAC i Es4 S.ia 81.
Western Reserve Cheese.
LOT OF choice Cream Oh-es~, just received
"A sale 6y Irnh15I u. REILLY.
y EWFOUNDLAND HERRINGs-56 bhIs Extra No. l.
= isSSf Just received and for sale low by
IIli' " kkILLt
SUPERIoK OLD cOGnAC RRANDY-yery eloies artI-
- eis-UarraEted Pure5 in bottles Far sal- b
iebls DoASR ADAMS
nILS-Elheresl. Lard, Carbon aad ne Habe, just re-
~ efiysa By L'rbsol T-B JOHNSTON.
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: $ 'A1'lE''' + NEW 4 FIRM.
4 G. UINcHII

DRs. BARTLETT wINCHELL. Dentists. I'd
<LIlitfSIinEY Va
Dr. WiIeel being compelled by his rapidly
business, to add 20 his facilities doing same,
peasurein informing his friends and The public that he
formed business connection with nrtiett ~.
Eho has had fifteen
tai profession
Drs- l. q W prepared to perform every OPERATORS
Surgical and Mechanical D-ntistTyaTS ailiAT With
practice all Improvements Of the DsntalArt
that for beauty durability and practical ut
their Artificial Teeth shall not BE- surpassed
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure
comfort OF Artificial e from dread suffer
ing experienced during he preliminary
tiOn Of the old teeth and roots informed that
entiTeiy unlike ChorofOTn Eher, ant apca
BILE In most and Dsr yAdrAEess ia al.
now extracted uitlioutp pain.
Any information sdyiee apPeTtainnE their P-oe
sion they will be pleased to give gratis
Please call AMI examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth.
~ O1lee open all hOurs. sePl6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

A BRTn on THE CARs.-We had n visit from
Dr. Harlo v of Massachusetts,. The DR.. informs
us that night before last, when in the cars on the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad. coming to Cincin-
natl from S. Lonis, quite an interesting incident
occurred. Immediately in front of him in the
car gentleman and his wife The gentle
man was a Lieutenant in the regular army, and
his wife was young lady of about Is years of
age. When about half way between St. Louis
and Cincinnati, the lady was taken with pains,
aud inquiry was made if there was a doctor at
hand. Our friend presented himself 1t soon
became apparent that the lady was about to be-
come mother. The seats of the car were ar
ranged the men put in different car, and in
short time the lady presented her husband, the
lieutenant, with beautiful little sirI. At the
n"Xt station, good accommodations were obtain-
ed for the mother and her daughter, and when
DIR. Harlow left them yesterday, the two were
doing nicely.-[O. S. journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24


IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE DEALEEs ~
s T r A w @ O O d s,
SIX BOYNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
Rucnes, Straw Trimmings, &c
Ne. 5O4 Market street., sOuIh side.
mh23-ly PHILADE LPHIA-
CHOICE & ND SELL CT!
The nelrIy receretl stock Of S-iag and SSsr Goods
an he Of TAoHlGs HHgkes No. IS. corner Monroe
RESPECTFULLY invite my friends and customers TO call
sRd sSape y s SI E Of SL95 SHFHIS
NOTIONS just received from the Eastern cities Having
paid particular selecting my goods, feel
"I mhaO o '-'''S ''''' - TH0s HUGIIEs.
'As ye aorr, SO sG,iLl re also reGp.'
Garden Seeds Garden Seeds
BRIGGS 4 BROS. sHAKEEs.
FAHAEHs' GARDRNSi
WE have in store the largest stock Of Garden Seeds that
at Wholesale or retail, by the paper or pound
mh9O Bridge corner Druggists.
White Wheat Family Flour.
NOVELTY brands Of Family and Extra just RECEIVED
~ and for sale b. DOANE ADAMS.
INXTRA FLoUR.-salem and Valley Mills, just received
II and for sale by D0ANE ADAMS,
Seeds! SeedsI
A COMPLETE assortment Of FIELD and Garden serds,
n fresh AMI gcnuns-waTranted equal TO any in tie
market, For sale at tn. seed Dope, . 81 eoRps,1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Combination PI0N,
i Pittsburg Iron do
Patent Lever do
Side Hill do
Peacock do
mh2O For sale by SMITH GoRRELL
DEABODY's PREMIUM PROLIFIC CORN.-A new va
L highly recommended for It's productive qualities
and generally ap,ed to Held culture. Rer sale by
uI2O SMITH GoRaELI-
O,RAss sEEDs.-Ciover and Timothy,
VI Kentucky Blue Grass,
Orchard do
Mixed Lawn do
All Of the best quality for sale at the Seed Depot
mI2U SMITH GORRELI-
TMPROVED KING PHILIP CORN-A limited supply for
Il sale bv lml2nl SMITH 4 GORRELL
SHHUBBERY-Tii subscribers prepared 10 nil Or
- deTs for EveTgreen and other ShTubbeTy the short
mott *, reasonable terms.
mh2h SMITH GORREIL.
HtTEROKEE CORN PLANrRR-The hist in for sale By
Y snh2o SHIT 4 GORRELL
A LARGE lot OF Mn Feed ana Corn Meal, BaIrd Hay
IA &c, in store and for by
mli2O MATHEW MeNABB.
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NOTICE..

OUR stock Is complete and confident =sai-
~ er varirty Of good and sIiOHdbie goods sas NY.
before offered in Wheeling Oar and thr pu1s
generally are Invited TO call and judge Tor thsslrss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24

SIckNEss AT rHE VIRGINIA UxIvERsITY.-It is
stated that much sickness now prevails at the
University of Virginia, and that the young men
are rapidly repairing to their homes in order
to avoid the contagion. Several deaths have oc-
CURED, and much alarm prevails The StauntOn
Spectator says the disease is typhoid fever, aud
the coniectures are various as to the cause gifts
origin, but it is mostly attributed to some defect
about the buildings or grounds.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

The population of Mexico is about eight
millions
The gold of Iowa has proved TO be nothing
but iron pyrites
The population of call the world is esti-
mated at 1873 100000.
--Thcre are but three revolutionary pension.
ers surviving in the State OF Ohio.
The man who courted an inveStiga tion
says, it isn't half 50 pleasant as courtins an al-
lectonale girl
If a fee OF Atty cents was charge to sec the
sun rise, ninc-tenth of the world would be up
in the morning.
--On the l7Ih of April one gentleman in Sa,
vannah, Georgia, sold $3.50 worth OF strawber
ries to go North.
Total expN.sa OF organizing mud sustaining
for one year, the three new volunteer regiments
OF 632 men, ~, ,2S9,5l7 35
The inability of n wife to make bread has
been declared sufficient ground for divorce by
u County Agricultural Society OF Iowa.
The total number of persons converted by
the recent religious revival in the United State
is stated to be niu,ty-SiX thousand OF theS
New York has furnished the greatest number
sixteen thousand, ana California the least, fifty
Billy Bowlrgs and one hundred and fft,
Seminole Indians having emlSr0ted, there ar
aow in Fiorila only sam Jones' thirty -eigh
| warriors, and their families. Billy says Sam i
fool for holding o0t any longer, Som, how
ever, declares he would not emigrato tor tie
pGgoR loads Of moa g. As it is, the Forid
war may be considered al an end.
"A Down Easter advertised for a wife in tn
| following manner: "Any gal what's gotta COW
| a good feather bed fixingS five hundred dollar
/ in hard pewter one that's had the measels an
| understands teudin' children, can have a Gus
toner Tor li,e BY sending billy duX, adlreSse
| to = R., and stick it on Uncle Ehent
zer's barn, hinge side, jnnin' the hog pen
Tho Representatives of the four great Eas
and West hues N, York Central, n. Y. an
Erie, Baltimore, Ohio and Penn, Ceutral-mC
! in convention at Philadelphia some ten day
Il since, and concluded an arrangement with rt
gard to rates "aSeucies,,' aud "pOsseS -
i The important business, We might say the Tea
mre of the convention, was, OF coarse, ths
having regard to free passes. II was finally de
cided tn cot Oh all pasS's-free tickets to dire
vers aud those accompanying stock h trdasii'
being especially prohibited, The margins be
tween all rail rates aud rates by rail and take, an
by rail and river were discussed at some lengt
and finally agreed upon
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03
3~Address all letters to
C0STAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.


What the Farmers say:
A late writer says that the various species of
min are multiplying at fearful rate throughout the
land" postmaster in Illinois writing to Costar's'
Depot, says: "The country is literally overrun with
them (ats and mice, &c)
IVat the People say: CAVE, ILL.,, juno 81, 1857.
Deqr Sr:--My brother, J. w. McCreery, purchased
box of your Rat EXterminator, and found it to he
what you recommended it to be, perfect Rat des-
troyer hereby enclose So for more of it.
Yours, &C., ASHLEY McCREERY.
New YoRB, Dec. II, 1857.
Sr:--* All this summer | have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. | actually ashamed of
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere, and
don't know what should have done by this time. L
purchased box of your EXterminator and tried it,
aud in one week there was not a Roach or Mouse in
the house. JOHN b. GINENS No. "a Elm ST.
MooRE's SALT WORKS, Ohio, June 3, 1857.
Dear Sir:--I have used it, (the Rat Roach &c. EX-
terminaor) three nights, and it is making a sad havoc
among the Rat tribe, Yours, &e, J. p. BEC0M.
WAT the Pres say:
We know by actual experience that Costars pre-
paration for Rats Reaches Bed Bugs and Insects gem
erly complete and perfect eXterminators.--M Y.
atlas, May II.
'Costar's Rat, Roach, &C. Exterminator is an in
fallible destroyer of these pestilent creatures.Hd
anopoGs (Lad) Sentinel
WHAT The Druggists say:
GU1LFORD u LEMBERGER (Druggists) Lebanon
Pa. We are pleased to say that which is sold gives
great satisfaction"
GEO ROSE, Cardiagton, O. at (the Rat, Roach.
&c Exterminator) sells like hot cakes, giving general
satisfaction"
Sold in Perrysburg, o. by PECK HAMILTON, Agents.
April %, lSJS--50m2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

The third semi-annual meeting Of the north west
ern Ohio Educ itonal Association will be held in the
Hall Of the high school building, In Toledo on Friday
and Saturday the llth aud 18th days of June next.
10 is expected that the meeting will be one Of de-
cidcd interest and the executive committee hope that
the teachers and friends Of education in this section
of the State, will turn out en- masse.
The exercises will commence on Friday. at oclocl,
A. NJ, with an address from John Eaton. Jr Supt of
the public schools Of Toledo and President of the As
sociation.
At o'clock r. NJ, Friday, gratuitous excursion
to the Bay, on Capt Halls new Steamer the " Olive
Branch" will be afforded TO those in attendance.
Friday evening will be occupied by an address from
W. T. Coggesha Esq, State Iibr ,ran and editor of
the Ohio journal Of Education. and report and dis
cussion upon school supervision.
The Association will meet on Saturday. at s o'clock
AM An hour will be devoted to the discussion of
"methods of teaching" At 10 o clock, w. A. c..
Converse, Esq" will deliver an educational poem en-
titled Easy Roads to knowledge" At ia O'Clock,
NJ r. Cowdery, Supt of Sandusky public schools, and
President OF State Teachers Association will deliver
an address.
The sessions will be cnvonod by exercises in music
and calisthenics, from different schools in the CITY.
Tho city Of Toledo tenders free entertainment to all
ladies in attendance upon this occasions; and the To-
ledo Board Of Education have manifested their inter
est in the Association, by voting to close the city
schools and give tn free of their excelont school
hall for its meetings
Mr. Hubbard President of the Michigan State Teach
crs' Association, 0nd other leading educators win be
present to add interest to the proceedings.
The Steamer Olive Branch will carry delegates
from Pcrrysburg, Maumoe and other stopping places
at hlffare. The Toledo, Wabash & Western r. r..
will issue return tickets free to delegates in attendance
Efforts will be made to induce the otler Railroads
centering AZ Toledo TO do the same.
Let every teacher and friend of education, who pos
shly can he present ana make of the advan-
tngos now offered. j.. w. LEN DERSON,
WATERvILLE May 2S 1853. Sec. Of the Association.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

10 General Perclfcr +. Smith, commondcr Of
the Utah Expedition, died at Fort Leavenwodh
on the 10th ult OF chronic dauhow,. The dis
ease wos contracted during his service in Mcxi.
co. The Missouri Democrat says: "Next TO
Gen. Scott, he was perhaps the ublcst officer of
the army possessing in un eminent degree, that
clearnrss of perception and fertility of mental
resource which fitted him for any condition or
emergency OF the service whatever. The com
mOnd OF the Ulah army now devolyes upon
Gen. llarncy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03
ShPrin,s SnIe-

John Shul VS.. John Corneley
p1 virtue of order of sale issued by the Court
DCommon Pleas in and for the county of Seneca and,
state of Ohio and to directed will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House, in Perrysburg Wood
county Ohio, on
Saturday, May goth, 1858,
between the hours of one and two o'clock p. NJ of
said day. the following described real estate to witt
The undivided twothirds of the west quarter of the
north half of the northwest quarter of section mum.
Der one o. in township four a. United States Re.
serves aso the west quarter of the south half of the
southwest quarter dissection number thrty.six (S6) in
township number three 3) United States Reserve in
Wood county, Ohio. c. w. NORTON Sheriff,
W. p. d II. NOBLE, Attys.
April 20, 1S5S-5lw5S2 %
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Sherin,s Sale.

VIM. II, Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
pY virtue of an order of sale issued to me in the
1)above case from the court of Common Plias,
will offer for sale at public auction. at the door of the
Court House, Perrysburg, Saturday, the 18th day
ofJune, A. D. 1868, between the hours of eleven and
twelve o'clock A. NJ. the following lands and tene-
ments, to wit The northwest quarter of section II,
in township four north of range ten east, in Wood
county, Ohio, containing 100 acres or less.
ASHER Cook. Atty G. w. NORTON, Sheriff
MAY Ii. lShS-1M
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03
Ditch Nntice.

TIME non resident owners of the north half of see
i tion 81 of sections 30, 10, fractional section Is;
the northeast quarter section 3d. east ha section 2),
east half section "a and half fractional 49, in
Middleton township, and the southeast quarter sec
ton ST. in the L. $ r., same township are hereby no
cd that the trustees OF said township will meet at
the house of benjamin. Johnson, on Saturday July Il,
1858, to lay ont AND apportion ditoh follows, to
wit; Commencing at the southeast corner of the north
east quarter section 3i, in Middleton township, and
running north along the PER-, sburg and Finday plank
road on the west side of the same the line OF Per,
ryshurg township and there TO terminate
Inne lS5S--iWsS2 so J, r. RUDOLPH,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

PRAYtNG DErlEtTELY. 1t is tod that when
Minister Miles prayed for rain he left nothing
uncertain. He said -" Oh, Lord, Thou know
est we don't want Thee to send us a rain which
shall pour down in fury and swell our streams,
and sweep away our hey.cocks, and fences, and
bridges but Lord, we want it to come drizzle-
drozzle-d drozzle for about week-Amen"
Henry Ward Beecher says that the Bible
Society is sending its Bibles all over the world
TO Greenland and the Morea TO Arabia and
| Egypt but it dare not send them to our own
people. The colporteur who should leave q BIZ
| bic in slaves cabin, mould 20 10 Heduen from
the lolcest limb of the first tree.
On Saturday, the first of May, Cardinal
! Wiseman performed the solemn blessing of four
ships at Deptford England. These ships are to
be employed against the slave trade. 1t is the
| first blessing of a ship in England since the
Reformation"
"A Miss Lee, of Newton Licking county,
o., while on fishing excursion, was standing
on the banks of the stream near tree which,
having been undermined by the water fell, and
Miss l.. was caught under it, and so shockingly
mingled as to die in few hours.
Gold has been discovered in Gentry county,
Mo-, and several old Caifornians are at work
there, taking out from 81 to Sc per day. 1t is
believed that there are heavy deposits in the
neighborhood.
l:fI-DR. MANN'S AGUE BALSAM.-This wonder.
full compound is having extensive sale in all parts
of the Union where ague exists IL is one of he few
medicines which sold the country, that
really what their inv entors claim for them. And
unlike all other remedies that are recommended by
their propretors to all the ills that flesh is heir
this remedy is only recommended for chills, fever
and ague or that particular class of diseases growing
out of or the result of miasma so common in our
western country. The evidences of its great
curative properties and the high estimation placed
upon it, renders it the greatest discovery of the age,
and it deserves the entire appreciation of all classes
of men, Those having occasion to medicine of
this kind urged to spare means to give this a
trial they wish TO be soundlv cured See avertise
ment in another column o! this paper. Sold by all
good druggists.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

Public CoRRUPrIoN.-Scnator Toombs, OF
Georgia, IN speech the other day, said;
We speak of the corruption of Mexico, of
Spain, of France, aud OF other Governmen S,
with great deal of truth according to all ac-
counts but from my experience and observa'
ton, which have been somewhat extensive, |
do not believe to-day there is as corrupt Gov
ernmrnt under the heavens as that of the Uni
ted States.
Mr.. llale-Nor either
Several other Scnators--l agree to that.
Mr.. Toombs-And most of, all its corruption
is its Legislative department.
When declaration of this kind is madc in
the Senate of the United States without contra,
dction is it not time for the American people to
stop and consider p Columbus Gd5ett6.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03
prohnto Cnnrt or Mood Nonmty, y.
Petition to complete real contrect
Wesley Brown, Administrator of Leonard Dull d.
nnnsnl ~. EliaAhnth nnll and nlhnrs

lGilNluN 10 COlnNlNNe ftll toNtlNCt
Wesley Brown, Administrator of Leonard Dull, de.
ceased, ". Elizabeth Dali and others.
rINIE said Elizabeth Dall, widow, and LILA Brown,
L Mary Campbell John L. Campbell, John II. Dull,
Leonard Oall, Jr,, and Christilua Dull heirs Mt law
and legal representatives OF Leonard Dali late of De
hlace county Ohio deceased, are hereby notified that
Wesley Brown administrator OF said deceased, on the
81 day of june A. D. 1858, fled his petition in the
Probate Court Of Wood county, in said state the ob
ect aud PRAYER Of which is 20 obtain order OF said
coupt 10 enable said administration 10 complete, on be-
half of said heirs contract entered into by aid Leou-
ard Dull in his lifetime the 18th day OF May, ~ d.
1854 with one Sluucl McCrory, by which said Leon
ard Dull contracted in writing 10 convey To said Nc
Crory the south part Of the northwest quarter Of ac
tional section number twen'v-"ght. in township i've
north of range twelve east in said Wood county Ohio
containing - and 560N acres OF land. And said de-
tendants are further notified that said petition will be
heard before said Probate Court the ath DAY OF July
A. d. 1855, at 10 o'clock A.N, WESLEY BROWN,
Admir-, ~ Leonard pull deceased.
WN. CARTER Attorney,
jane B. lS5S- .W3S4 50
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03
Ditch Notice,

'INHE nonresident holders of lands in section twen-
Il y,two, Montgomery township, hereby notified
hat the trustees of said township will meet at the
mouse OF Jacob Dater on Saturday. June 26 1853 to
lay out and apportion ditch follows, to wit: Com
mencing near the south west of section twen
W-two, and running north east until it ntersects a
ditch known as Chapmans ditch and there to termi-
nate JACOB DATFR
Nav 13, 1SjS--lwG*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-03

.Sg~ The border wotlnrc hos commenced again
in Konsns. A party Of % ullions went into
Kansas from Missouri on the 10Th uit., and
Der Of ~, and marched them to a rovine and
ehot thrm. Five were killed and wounded.
The marauders then mounted their horses and
rode Of, Great excitement exists in Kansas in
consequence.