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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

The LAST LEcTuRs OF THE CouasE.--Chares
Kent, ESQ, of Toledo, delivered the last lecture
Of the course before the Literary Association oi
this place, on Thursday night last. His subject
The German--led him to a full review of the
history of the German people. This was one OF
the most able lectures of the course, and while
il interested and edited the whole audience i,
also showed the author to be ripe scholar and
clear thinker. 1t was the Seventh and last lee.
ture, and, TO the credit of our people be it said
like its predecessors, it was we'll attended,
The course of lectures has baen complete sue
cess, and has accomplished much good by al
least partially divertng the minds of the young
from other aud dangerous sources of amusement
We trust that another season may witness heir
renewal, on more extensive plan. One fourth
Of the money usually squaulered during win
ter, in amusements--or sprees--which corrupt
the morals Of the young aud destroy he pesce
of the old, will abanduntly support course o.
valuable lectures, and greatly benefit community
al large,
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as-Our friend DR.. B.ardslsy, editor Of Il

es-our friend DR.. B.ardssy, editor OF the
oskaloosa Qowa) Herald, has long article on
the present religious awakening which con.
clu Cs with the following paragraph;
"one of the mos. pleasing results OF this re-
ligious awakening will be the pulling down OF
srctarian walls, and the overthrow cf that un-
christian exclusiveism which has so long pressed
with deadly weight upon the energies aud grlces
of those whose labors ought to be united by the
strongest bonds Of frateTnal union. II Christian.
lty is ever TO encompass the word,as il certainly
is. sectsran tigotry ,denomiratioual dogmatism
anl that uncharltable excluSiveism which sees
nothns, nor hears anything worthy OF love and
sympathy beyond its own crcumscribel limits
must all b. buried in unlislurbed OBLIVION
rrue christian hearts everywhere will rejoici
when these hin lraucss to the sprsdl Of the Cos
p 1 are finally rImoved-when believers of every
name shall give their entire energies to the great
work OF saving perishing world-when tn,
pride of opinion aud the love of set aud se
shall b: lost in lmirstion. for he sublime doc
rinss Of reveals rsli sion about which there is
aud can b. no col LoveHy,"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

HoRR,p DEATH OF PporFgssoR HUDsoN.-Pro'
T. b. Hudson, of Oberlin, was killed in the fol.
lowing manner, by the cars, last Thursday night
He WIS on his way TO Berea, and stepped from
the cars at Olmsted, thinking it to be Barca. Dis
covering his mistake just us the cars were start
ing, it is supposed he endeavored 10 get on
while they were in motion, and was thrown
upon the track of the Cleveland and Toledo
road with such force us to render it impossible
for h m to more himself until the Toledo train
came uY, being in about ten minutes from the
Tins he was thrown from the other train. The
light on the locomotive enabled the engineer to
see him waving his hand as the cars approached,
and at once the engine was reversed and the
brakes applied but IT was too late. The cars
passsd over his body, mangling it in horrid
manner. Prof. II, was one OF the best and most
useful men in Ohio, and his loss isa public
calsmi J,
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Lecomptom Defeated im the House,

Ths vote was taken OIL admitting Kansas un.
der the L,compton constitution, in the House
Of X, representatives., last Thuulay, snl Crttcn'
den's amendment, or substitute, was adopted by
m, ,iority of eight votes. This am'ndmont, II
insisted upon by the House, will defeat the bill,
as it is we'll understood that it cannot pnss the
S.nute. The gist Of Mr.. Crit.cnden'i bill is con
taiued in the first section, which reads as fol-
lows:
BE il enacted &c. That the State OF Kan
sas be aud is hereby admitted into the Union on
an equal footing with the Original States in all
respet Is whatever; but, iuasmuCh as il is great
ly disputed whe thcr tho constellation with
which Kansas is now admitted was fairly made,
ur expresses the will OF the people of Kansas.
this admission OF her into the Union as Stst:
is here declared 10 be upon this fundamental
condition precedent namely: that the soid con.
sti.u,ional instrument shall be first submitted TO
avoIe Of the people of Kansas, and usscnted to
nv them, or a mnjotity Of The voters, at an cleo
tron to be held for the purpose aud, us soon as
such assent shall b. given, and duly made known
10 the Pr sident of the United States, he shall
announce the same by proclamation, and there.
hrer, aud without any further proceedings on
the par, of Congress, the admission OF the said
St.ie uf kuliSss into the Union on an sq iel
Il o ing with the original States, III all rcspcC's
whatever shall b, complete and absolute. Al
the said election the voting shall he by bullet
and by ndorsing Tn his ballot, as each votd
may please, for the constitution" or "agains
the constitution" Should the siid constitution
be rejected a, the said slcction by ma jority o
rutes bling cast against it, then. aud in tha
event, the imha btants OF said Territory nre here
by authorized ard empowered to form for them
selves a constitution aud State government b.
the name of the State of Kansas, preparatory Il
its admission into the Union, according to tn
Federal Constitution, and to that end may cleo
delegates TO a convention az hereinafter pro
videl
II is needless to say that tbs bill is bssed ny
en- the Republican principle that Congress hn
alright to lcgisla,e for the territories, and there
fbre the Douglas men, by supporting it, hav
placed themselves squarely on the Republicu
pla,form, and the much lnuded and greatly oveI
estmsted idea of SOU tier sovereignty is repu
dated
The bill, as it passed the House, has been re
turned to the Senate, and Mr.. Green. Of Missouri
moved that the Senate Insist on the original bill
which motion will probably pass, and the bi
will return to the House, when the questio
will again come up for action. II they refus
30 reccde from their amendment, most likely
conference committee will be appointed for I'll
purpose Of elltc,ing q compromise. We fen,
however that the iive'necessary voters to secur
the passape of the original bin will be procure
ere ancthrr vote is t,kcn in .hc House,
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Administrator's A Sale.

James Powers, Admir-. OF James V. Burns, Decd u.
Harriet Burns, ct, al.
DY virtue of an order of sale to directed and de-
Dliysred from the court OF Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled cause, will offer
for sae at the door of the house. in Perrysbur
Saturday, May s, 1858,
between the hours of IL O'Clock and o'clock p. NJ.
of said day. the following lands; Beginning at the
south OF section number nineteen (l9 OF
township number five (5) north. of range number
twelve 2 east running thence ~ south the section
line 46l0O chains TO post, thence north - ives:
"a ltl0O chains to post, sugar 22 in, west lSt'
south 2li links, back d. south 24a east H. thence
east lSs north SJl00 chains to section line thence
south 70 east % 92l00 chains to place of beginning
containing Ia i9.l0O less also the weE
part OF the west half laying west Of the McCuchen
vile Road. less i've and half off the north enc
OF the south west quarter Of section number twenty 20
of township number five (5) north, of range number
twelve (l2l containing 25 acres more less, all il
Wood county Ohio, the to he sold subject to th'
dover estate Of Harriet Burns therein.
JAMES POWERS, Admir-.
GCRRN & noHaE AIt,A of Pl6.
April !, lS5S--i,wtti IS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

No CouRr. -lnasmuch as the law recently
passed by the Legislature changing This Judicial
Distrc, also changes its numbSh it is claim ID
by the Toledo Bar that no courts can be- held b.,
,hs present judges, under the constitution, and
Judge Fitch has adj burned his court. II this po'
sition be true. wa shall not b. able to have a
cour, in Wood County until February nex', as
no Judge can be elected until October, aud none
can be qualified until the first Of Flbr ary A
nice democratic suangemsnt, that
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Sheri0,s Sale.

Thomas II. HOugh Va Jesse Hun st al.
Dl virtue ot an execution 10 me directed aud deliver
Ded from the court of Common Pleas of Wood coun-
". Ohio, in the above entitled case, will Hffer for
sale at the doorof the court house, in Perrysburg on
Saturday, May :, 1855.
between the hours Of II o'clock and o'e ek p.
OF said day the half OF the north fractional
quarter OF section number thirty (30) Of township
n0mber sx (G) north, Of range number tsn l0l east
in W,'oJ eauoty. oaiO. CIV. NpRrON,sh riR,
Agkh4T \ NoPeF Attys Of lih
AA.ll |. ~ -4,MNNl -
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Sheriff 5 sale.

sheriff 5 Sale.
George W. Young vs.. James J. Parks ct. al.
DY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed and de-
Dlivered nom ths court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house. in Perrysburg,
on
Saturday, May 8, 1885,
between the hours of ~ o'clock and o'clock 2. NJ.
OF said day. ialot number three hundred and thirty
five 1885, in the town OF Perrysburg. Wood county,
Ohio. c, W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY DODGE Attys
AVril l. lS5S--l1W6S2 So
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After 1868 oil payments to be made in specie
1t also provides for the punishment Of embezzle-
mcnt and allows the County and State Treasurers
TO take such money as they please, and it makes
no requirement ofspecie payments into the Treas
ury.
look for large amount Of business to be put
through next week, and hope to see this session
closed up early in the week following. have al
ready written longer than intended.
Yours Truly, NORTH WEST.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

MoaE Mon RS DEMooltoY-Mr Swi.shrlm
has bten publishinga paper in ST. Cloud, Min
nesots. and recen;ly she spoke of the corruption
Of certain democrats, wharupon they raised .
mob one night and demolished her Printing o.
flee. The law sul order citizens Immediately
called meeting aud resolved that The Visitor
should DO sustained. aud severely csnsursd the
mobocratS Modern democracy srrs.ss to be
at0u, Il, sam, dug all o>S' tas eo0.tg
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

THE SLAVE TRApE-From a letter published
in a New York paper last week, from the coast
of Africa, it appears that some twenty Amrri
can vessels were seized as slavers between the
10th of April and the 7th Of December, lS57.--
OF these, few are set down as hailing from the,
South-Savannah, New Orleans, and Whining
ton. N. c. Tho buIk openly hailed from Bost IN
and New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08
An Adjourned Session.

The following is the vote referred TO by ouI
CORE ,pondent, by which tho House OF Represen'
,ativcs agreed to adjourn the legislature from the
10Th inst. to the first Monday OF January next
Messrs Allen Of Jefferson, Andrews Baglcy
Bates, Bigony, Blackburn Brooke, Chase, Cha
ney Of Franklin, Chrsty, Clarke, Collins, Cox o
Perry, Dobmcycr, Edison, Fincfrock, FrnIee, Gil
son. Glasgo, Green, Hughes OF Highland, Jackson
Jenner, johnson. Lceto, Marshall Morse, Mott
NeCtary. McEwen, McFerren, Parr, Pikelhimcr
Pittman Qainn. Raiston, Rankin, Raymond
Richardson, Robinson Of Hamilton Rogers OF
hamilton, Satin, Scucy, S!usser, Stevenson Stout
T, ,mpson, Welsh, Wcscc,t, Wilson, Winner
Worthingion, aud Wright,
Those voting in the negative were
Aiessrs. Allen OF Ashtabula. Amber, Bell
blair, Briggs Cox oi Knox, Cowda. Dawes, Dem.
ing, Furnald, Gar''nor da'ch, Hsrrison, H. yma'
ker, Hubbcll, Hughes of Butler, Jones, Laughin
Monroe, Moore, OdeH, Parsons Peck, Roach
Robinson of Union, Rogers oil Clark, Simmons,
Spcrry, Townsend Watson Vest Of Brown
West of Logan, Williams Of Monroe.
Six Republicans voted in the affirmative and
six democrats in the negative. The bill passed
by Gny three to thirty-two. II will be seen that
our representative voted against an extra ses ion
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Man. Of WoeI County.

,. r. rTiee, Esq, has just published an ele.
CANT anil complete mp OF thi, county, contain.
inl all tn, inform,t ,tioi which 1t is possible to
get upon map. Il divides the cointy into
quarter sections, AMI ia most eases gives the
names Of the owners of the lanls. It also do
scribes the localities of prsiri" AMI wood lands
marks out the roads snl streams-and gives the
localities Of villages. II is of convenient size
u by 81 iuthes--snd sells for a. Mr.. 7. has
il also printed ondbound in pocket style, at the
same price. Nothing has been needed more
than such map, aul now that 1t Is prepared,
and offered 50 low, we have no doubt but every
business man and land holder vii secure copy
They are selling rapidly, and new edition will
probably have to be printed. Taose who want
s,oopy should therefore call soon.
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Sherift's Sale.

The Belmont County branch OF the State Bank Of Ohio
John Ellsworth ct. al,
DY virtue of execution to ma directed and deliy
Dered from the court of Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case will offer for
sale the door OF the house in Perrysburg
Saturday, May 8, 1858,
between the hours of ~ o'clock Nj and O'Clock p NJ
of said day the quarter and the north half
OF the south quarter OF section number eighteen
Qs) of township number four a. north, of range num-
ber ten 90 east in Wood county Ohio, containing
24O acres more or less. CIV. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty OF State Bank.
Aprill. l35S--47w6S2 90
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An East Ashtabuis wom,n seized an axe
the other day, and knocked out tho head Of a
whisky barrel aud smashed the decantsrs, belong,
ing TO gtogsery keeper OF the name Of Bsrtrum,
and spiling their contents on the floor. So says
the Ash!sbula Telegraph.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

The Hidsen's Bay Company have been yer,
unsuccessful ia their sale at iurs this year Al
I heir monthly sale held in l.onlon about the hrs
of March, prices ol all sorts were unsstisac Tory
enlsiling heavy losses upon the owners.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

Rlcu The Democrat says Mr. Dodge thought
Commissioned Smyth would embody his letter
in his annual report. Probably its literary mer'
its were not discovered by the School Comms-
sioner. lie should be "a little sharper he next
time
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-08

The wife of Henry Pack died in Provideuee
on Tuesday, having been made insane by rslig,
ious excitement about tan days before, and Mr..
Peck hims'lf is in the insane asylum from The
same cause, without signs Of recovery.
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SheriH's Sale.

John b. Burns vs.. Charles X. Matthias, ct al.
DY virtue of writ of execution to mo directed and
Dieliyered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case, will offer
for sale at the door of the court house. in Peysburs
Saturday May 8, 1858,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and O'Clock NJ
of said day the northwest quarter of the north
quarter of section number twenty nine (29) of town
ship number five (5 north, of range number twelve Q2)
east less and half laying north of the ditch
and being all of said land north of the ditch with three
@ feet south OF the same. all situate in Wood county,
Ohio Z. w, NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DUDGE. Attys. of Plf.
April |, lS5S--41w6S3 IL
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sherif,s Sale.
sherif's Sale.

SheriH's Sale,
Jesse s. Norton, James Murray, Partners by name Of
Perrysburg Bank, VS.. Joseph P. Corey ct. al
Df virtue of an alias vendi writ of execution to me
Ddirected and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled
cause. will offer for SALE at the door Of the cour,
house, in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, May 8, 1858.
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and o'clock p Nj:
of said day, the south half of the northw quarter
of section number two (2) of township number four
a. of range number ten (l0) in Wood county, Ohio
containing so acres more or less.
c. W. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf.
Auril l. l450--l7w6S3 10
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The Oldest married couple alive are supposed
to be a Mr.. Snyder and his wife. who reside at
Burnside. Pa. Tie is Ill. and she is LOT years
old. aud they have bsen married about 80 years
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attecbment Notice.


Attachment before Joshua Chapel. p.
Erasmus d. Peck Horatio A. Hamilton. ". Daniel
II. Xix.
TAMIL Y. HIX 10 notified that suit has been
lIcommenced against him by Peck Il Hamilton be-
fore Joshua Chapel, j. p. Of Perrysburg Town
ship, Wood County Ohio, TO &l8 IS with in
terest since January 1857 and that order Of at
tachmen has been issuedaid returned. The said cause
will be for trial the office of said Justice Of the Peace
on the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1885, at 10 o'clock NJ
at which time and place Daniel +. Hix is notified to
appear and make defense il any there be.
JAMES MURRAY, Any. Of Plff's.
April |, 1S5s-47w6$2 80
Sheriff's Sale.
Henry Worrner vs.. james Tiernan, et al.
DY virtue Of vend writ Of execution to me direct
l)ed and delivered from the court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood county. Ohio, In the shove entitled case
win offer for sale at the door of the court house In Fer
rysburg, on
Saturday, April IT, 1858.
between the hours Of one and two o'clock r. "
Of said day, one two horse wagon, truck wagon
fourteen hundred Railroad ties the track OF the
Cleveland d Toledo Rail Road about one mile from
Clay Junction also hundred and fort, five Rail-
road ties the side Of the track Of the Cleveland &
Toledo Rail Road, near the Junction.
G.. w. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. OF Plf.
April I, IS5S--47W6&3 10
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A Missouri, DuH,--A correspondent OF the
Missouri Republican, writing from Cairo, Ill.,,
March %, says:
A gentleman from Charleston, Mississipl
county, Mo. reports that bloody aud fatal
duel took place few miles above that place
Yesterday, between two men named - Lane
aud Allen Hale. They had OH Old grudge, end
sgrsl TO meet aud settle it by fighting with
double. barrelled shot.guus al ten pacrs, which
they did accordingly. At the first giving OF the
word both guns missed fire at the next attempt
IIsles gun missed fire. aud Lanes went of
pouring its load Of buck shot into HaleS body
Hale Ell and Lane went up 10 him anl bat
him on thu head with his gun. breaking The gnn
Lane has not been arrested this momug th'
people appearing TO regard it as fair fight.
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A granl balloon ascension comes of q;
Lancaster. 0iu. >sGIrIs! s:h ol Nay n,I,,
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SheriG,s Sale


Charles Leavitt VS.. John McMillen.
ID virtue Of an alias vend writ of execution to me
Ddirected and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday. May 8, 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock and o'clock p. NJ
of said day the northwest quarter of section number
twenty (27) Of township number 6ve 5 of range
number eleven ll) in Wood county, Ohio. containing
l60 acres Of land more less.
@. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MuRRAY, Atty. OF Plf
A nril / lHh2--I7MGx2 IL
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On Friday last, 26,h ult., Mr. 'se Heath,
Of Montville, sged about i6 years, commit d
suicide under singular circumstances On the
morning OF the deed he applied to his brothers
10 endorse a note OF 800 in payment for COW
which he had purchased al vendur, who ohjec.
led. because they were broiher. lie evlnred
considerable equation, aud immediately started
Tor home. Abou, ten minutes altrrwsrd, one Of
rem ar,d after him TO sign The note. on
reaching the house he inquired Of the wife OF
The deceased wh re- her husband was, aud was
informed he had just gene T. the barn. His
body MAS lound ia The barn lifrlrss with moose
sbou, his neck. his knees npoH the foor, and his
head resting upon hs shoulder The lms by
which he was huns reached within two teel and
three inches of the floor, aud 10 have produced
d uth he must have thrown hims III wilh Nio-
l.ncs 10 the n or. H. leaves wilr oul la-gs
family Of ChilITsn Md.EG Gi-site.
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Sheriff's Sale.
ick II. Miller, Henry E. Peck, partners VS.. 10

Frederick r. Miller, Henry E. Peck, partners, Jo
seph F. Wade.
DY virtue of an alias vendi writ of execution to
Dms directed and delivered from the court Of Com
Pleas Of Wood county Ohio in the above entitled
case will offer for sale the door of the house,
in Perrysburg, on
Saturday. May s, 1858.
between the hours oi II O'Clock NJ. and o'clock P. ~.
of said day, the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section number eight (s,) township num-
ber four a. range number ten Q00 4c acres also,
50 from the south part of section number TWEEN
ty-nne (39) township number five (5) of range num-
Der eleven III J aiso the east half of the north west
quarter of section number twelve l2.) OF township
number four a. of range number ten Q0) all situate
in w ood county, Ohio. c. ". NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty.
April I lShS--A7F(iS3 OF
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Sherif's Sale.

=
Adair 4 Anderson 5. ID. Wackman. A. w. Perkins.
ID virtue OF an execution and order of sale of at
ID tached property to me directed and delivered, in
the abvoe entitled case, from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county Ohio will offer for sale the
door OF the court house, in PerrysbTg,
Saturday, May {, 1853,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock
of said day. the north east quarter of section number
thirteen 49, of township number a. of range
number twelve l2,) in Wood county, Ohio containing
one hundred and sixty OF land more or less.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DODGE Attys
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SheriH's Sale.
Julias Blinn vs. Cynthia A. Anderson et al.
ID virtue of execution to directed and deliver
Dsd from the rtof Common Pleas of Wood coun-
ty Ohio in this case, will offer for sale, at the door VI
the court house, in Perrysburg,
Saturday, May 8, 1858,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p NJ.
of said day, all the interest of Cynthia A Anderson
and her husband in and 10 n-lots number hundred
and sixty eight aud hundred and sixty -nine Q68
1851 in the town of Perrysburg. Wood county, Ohio,
with all the appurtonances thereof and Improvements
thereon. C. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
April |, lS5S--47w6$2 90
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Also, the north half OF outot number 1873, contain
ing acres with the dwelling house and other valua
BILE improve emsnts thereon.
Also, the following in lots in the town of Perrys'
burg Which will be sold sngy or in blocks to suit pur