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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Foreclosure OF mortgage.

State oil Iowa, In the District Court OF Lee
Lee County, 81 County, At keokuk.
Ixaae X. Cochran Us. William rurnenl
aud Mary purn,ll his wife, james Foreclosure.
Ii. Gruen ard Jonathan " yeotT.
fItIE above named defendants are hereby not-
1 fed that there IL now file IN the Office Of
The Clerk of the District EeaEtaf Tree County. at
heokuk, pe,sson Of said Isaac Il. Cochran,
claiming IL tile said William Parneli five
hundred and si1ty-six 6e-lUa dollars with tho
interest threcun, money due on two pronis-
sorry notes and q mortgage on part " lot four in
b laek one hundred anu uincty-elght In said city,
"a secure the same, all executed By him to said
Cochran ard driven, end claiming aise the fore
closure IL said moftgag and hal uniess they ap-
pear and answer thereto on or bsfoga the TUESDAY
next alter the Arst Monday Il February, 1859, d.
fault Will se entered against them and judgment
rendered thereon. Dated the 9th dag ef septen-
beg, 1888. NJ. j. KELLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The plaintiff in the foregoing matter having
obtained an order Of publication against William
parneil aud Mary parneli. aud james II. treon
from the District Court ct said Ice County, Iowa
let publication be made in the s'uate Ctty.'' q
newspaper Published ia said county, Three times
FER week for four consecutive weeks.
ERIE j. LEIGH, Clerk ID, G.
SEPT, rs, Is5s-ser3edaw
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Cattle Wanted.

Cattle Wanted.
000 HEAD q weA-fatted BEEF CATTLE, TO
I,uUV be delivered ~ caJsYensenee. in any num-
Ter It'll tile close IL tn season, Also
d 900 head of weil tattea HOGS, az above, to
he delivered d. Pennington, Van Buren, Co, for
which the highest cash Iree VIII be paid on deiiv-
cry. .. TOW Eli.
Harrington, Oct. 4, ls5swlm
(s9MfuINA silslF VI Blackberry Aoot, for
~ sale by :. u. A0NfLl,
ane7d l5i Main-st.
ksrteI Beef.
ME have just recei,sd another invoice Of that
wv choice Beef, from Cincinnati, which is for
sale. KELLOGG 4 KIk3E,
Sd
Hiank H0Oks--EreAh Arrival.
A LAltGE stock ~ali sorts and sizes, At
~ OGDEN, BkOWNELL 4 co.
oetaad
/SliQIUE FAMILY FLOUR, in sacks, for sale by
~ CLEilIokS. TAYLOR Il Co.,
angad Levea.
RkEF TONGUES for sale by
ID octsd KELLOGG 4 BIRaE.
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xAfHEATi 600 buA Ii !.
w Of good Spring WHAT wanted, for winch
we,~ill pay the highest market price in CASH.
aaF1iAs w. IL. AUSTIN 4 co.
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mr.. q. INCIuxnru.

Ut. Il. y. INEENXOLL,
nENTIST, corner Of Third and Main streets,
II Ksokuk, Town, over Rix, Hale Cos Bank.
entrance on Third St. Special attention given to
the preservation Of the natural tecs h. II Of
exposed dental nerve and correcting IRE
OF the dental arch. Artificial Teeth OF the best
style and finish, from single tooth to an entire set
jy2ud6m
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niarys fDr 1853,
4 LII sizes, just received ard fur sale by
II OGDEN, Bk0MNELL 4 co.
oct23d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

Fruits and Nuts.
WE offer FIR sails very Choice and Fresh se-
w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New iora ut low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New Lantc CurTants,
New French Pranes,
New Citron.
English Wainuts, Filbarts, Dates, Brazil Nuts,
Almonds, &e., de-, DC.
All Of which are new and fresh, and will b. sold
nj wholesale retail by
KELLOGG L BIRGE,
oct25i No. 40 Main.st.
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EMfOHIUM Ok FASHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
lishment.
T. B. O.BRIEN,

lsuocEssoR TO HENDERSON sATcHELL,)
HAVING carried on the business with success
i IN New York City for many years, and having
thorough practical knowlsdge OF the business Ii,
all lts branches, Cutter and. workman, the pro-
pieor can guarantee that biz work will give entire
satisfaction.
lie has just received q new stock Of CLOTHS and
NEaIlNhs ~ the latest styles and finest qualities,
which he Ia prepared to make up at the lowest cash
prices.
CT NO FIT NO SALE. 10
Oct. 20 s5S-d3m
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New wheat Flour.
ME have just received shipment OF Quincy
w Flour, made from NEW FALL WHEAT -
. prime article. which We offer low.
W. IL. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
August Id. No. lis Main 1t.
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"A GENTLEMAN and hi wife can obtain plcss-
liant rooms, Furnished X desired,) with board.
In private family. Inquire 1t Dr. Esyaarth'e
Office, Sd st., between Main and JOHNSON.
6ep30dtf
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DEF TONGUES for sale by
- octSd KELLOGG BIRaE-
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}. D. BLAtr
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kalMhnistKfNn

Collector Il the City u kepkuk
OF q. 1855 dsd
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

Court Of COmmon Pleas Wood County. Ohio.
SyiVanus Jefferson Plaintiff vs. Mary \, Arnold, John
Arnold ct nj, pefcudeuts.
NHE said defendants will take notice that plaintiff
on the SOth day of july 4. D. 1885, filed his petI.
tion in said court making them also the adminisra.
tor and heirs at law of Epaphrodtus Foot parties de
tcndant which petition among other things sets forth
that said Fpaphrodtus Foot in his life time executed
and delivered to one Benjamin Ruttcr, two several
prOmssory notes dated March lst 1886, each for the
sum otSlGG.OO the due and payable October LIST,
1851 and the other due and payable October lst 1865
both on interest aud that to said note he
cutcd mort gage the north half OF the south west
quarter and the south west quarter of the south west
qurter of section thirtysiN of town six north, oi
range nine east in Wood County Ohio containing l2O
acres of aul, and thut the 9th day of July \. ID
1886 said Ruttcr transferred said notes and murgag
to plaintiff that the first of snid notes is now due
and is wholly unpaid with the interest thereon, and
that the other isn full force and becomes due and
payable October lst, 1858, with interest from date
and asking that the court find the amount due OF
said notes and mortgage, aud an order for the pay
ment ofthe same within reasonable time with cost.
of suit in default that said mortgaged premises he
sold to satisfy the same and that said petition will bC
for hearing at the next term of said court.
Twill, therefore, make answer to said petition
on OF before the first day of October A. D. 1855 OF
judgment and order will be had against you accor
dinghy.
| Aug.5 lS5S-l3wGS63O. g. JEFFERSON Proper
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NOTICE.

OIlCE Is hereby given that the council of the in
~ corporatcd village of Gilead presented petition
to the commissioners of Wood county at their June
session, A. d. 1858, lin pursuance of duly taken
at the annual election, held in said village OF Gilead
under ordinance OF the council thereof to that
etect asking said county commissioners annex the
following territory to the said incorporated village TO
part of the northwest fractional quarter of section g.
OF town north, OF range 8 east thence north along
the east line of said lot to the Maumse river thence
following the bank of said river to the north west
corner OF the northeast fractional quarter of section
Z, same town and range; thence south on the west
line OF said northeast fractional quarter to the south
west corner thereof thence east the south line of
said quarter and the first mentioned quarter to the
place OF beginning and that said petition is set for
hearing on the Sd day of December session, A. d.
1903, at o'clock F. NJ, at the Auditors Office, of said
county. g. L. GUYER
A. J. GARDNER,
:. JEFFERSON; Atty a agents Of said Corporation.
Sept. 9th, le53-lSw6S47O
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Notice.
Court of Common Pleas of Wood County, q. |

Court Ot Common Pleas OF wood County q.
Civil Action
Henry Y. Bissell, PIN, against Chas. = Mathews Eec.
tc Mathews, Henry Pierce Clarissa Pierce. Peter
Erh Ca,haliue Erh. Nnd $. \. Beach Co, petts.
rIHE said Peter Erb and Catharine Erb wife OF said
L. Peer Erh will take notice that ON the 2Ath dav of
August a. u. 1858, the paiutiN filed his petition
against thew aud others in the above entitled cause
IN the Office Of the Clerk pf the Court Of Common
Pleas, OF Wood eounty Ohio, aud which action is now
pending In said court ThO object aud prayer Of said
petition Is to correct deed by said Peter Erb and
deed tract ef land described ,he east half OF
the north cast quarter Of the southeast quarter oi
section 20, OF township nNaber north of range num-
Der 10 east whereas the tract thereby uteude 10 he
conveyed should have been described as tho east
of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section %, of township Number north of range num-
her 10 east aud, also, to obtain Judgment against the
said Chas :. Mathews and Henry Pierce ioi the sum
of $3.50 and interest thereon at the rate of ten pcr
cent per annum from the elst day Of March 1857
and also interest on fttyhve dollars at six per ceut
per annum from the twcnty ydrs dav OF March lSS due
promiSSorv note, executed hy the said Charles =
Mathews to Pm; also, to procure from said court
judginc vt foreclosure upon mortgagc tcNccutsd
by said Charles y and Eccta Mathews to secure the
payment of the above named dcmAnd,l aud mn order
that the northwest quarter Of IN southeast quata
of section number s. in township number north IN
range number 10 east and also the east half of tA,
north quarter of the southeast qucrtcr of section
number -, of township number north, in iRnge No
10 east be sold and the proceeds be applied 10 the pay
mont of the plaintiffs said claim and his costs in sal,
action,
The ssd Peter Erb and Catharinc Erh are rcauire,
to answer said petition 10y the 3Oh day of October
| D., 1858.
CT. LATIMER, plT's Atty.
4 1kNFER
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THE CANDIDATES FOR SCPREME JUDGE-In an ar
tiole on the evils of the system of electng Judges
by the people, aud especially in carrying these
elections into the lowest arena Of politics, the
West Liberty Banner says:
The Republican Convention has, strange to
say, and in lis praise be it spoken, gone out OF
the beaten track to nominate man Tor the Su-
preme Bench, nowise connected with party as
partisan. Judge Peck is clear-headed and
clean-hearted jurist Judge BARLEY, on the
contrary, is remarkable for nothing, save an
INSCRIPTIONS support of party organization,
dead to all feeling, aud so inconsistent, insncere
and dishonest, that Cox, Hall, Hendrickson
& Co. are its fuvorite candidates, and the Dred
Scott decision, pinned to the English Bill its
platform.
In saying this. we say all. 1t is the severest
attack we can make upon Judge Bartley, or upon
any man. We might 90 on, and call attention
to the fact, that, as Judge, his decisions have
never commanded respect or that his private
character as the delegate intimated, is not above
reproach. But we have said sufficient The
man who proposes to take the oath OF Office and
assume the high duties of a judicial position, as
the only democratic judge on the bench with
that party itnow is, SO soils his hands, that nc
intellect, however clear, no labor, however appa.
rent, can give dignity to his place, or lift his mo-
tives above suspicion.
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Friends of Freedom. Rally

Let our Republican friends remember that
next Saturday is the day appointed for the Con-
vention to behrld at Bowling Green. Let there
be rally of all those who are opposed to the
present corrupt Administration. Senator Wade
aud Gov. Chase are announced as speakers
We wish to so thoroughly ruut he pro-slavery
Democracy in this State that they will "stay
put" until they have better sctot principles
introduced into their platform, and a more
honest set of politicians than at present repre-
sent their party to be their standard baarers.--
Remember the meeting at Bowling Green and
ner that will "tell.'
We see it stated that Governor Chase will
positively ee at Putin Bay, and if there, we
have no doubt but he will be in Bowling Green
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

ssy-We don't like to have so much speaking at
Sabbath School and other picnic parties as is
usual on such occasions. There are always a
set of Honorabes, and Rcverends, and Esquires
that must occupy two or three hours OF the
childrens time that should be spent in heolthful
recreation. That is what children go on picnic
excursions for-not to listen to prosy talk--not
to sit for hours on rude and uncomfortable
benchcs--but play ard gambol about over the
grounds selected for the occasion F.; aud when
they have thus created u vigorous appetite TO
indulge it in devouring such eatables they
have prepared. Again, we say that speaking is
not the object of pcnics, and should be discard
ed These remarks are induced from frequently
reading the accounts of picnic paltes at which
speeches of two or three hours in length have
been made Let there be more jolly merriment
aud less proSy talk, say we.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

PosTPoNED.--Our Union Schools did not
open last Monday as stated Unless other ar
rangements made prior TO that time, they
will open next Monday. J. Y. Phillips OF
Mansfield, has been employed as Principal, at
least two members of the Board inform US that
they lrave heard such report. 1t would not
be bad idea for the public to be advised Of the
opening of the Schools officially, as they are sup
posed TO be some. what interested in that mat
ter.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

We invite attention to the advertisement
of Hollister & Fellons Commercial College,
Cleveland. We believe this TO be Que of the best
Commercial Schools in the West, and have no
q thorough knowledge of practical bookkeeping
and business of every description, to attend this
College. The proprietors have superior facilities
for impartng information, and no pupil is granted
diploma until his education is thorough nor do
they promise much an / perform little.
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DITCH NOTICE,

FINHE non-rcsdents owners of the west half of sec.
l. tions |, H. 49, a. 25 &C. and of the east half of
sections 3 H. ID g3 2G, 80, of Lake township. Wood
county, Ohio. will take notice that the 18th day of
September next, the Trustees of said Township will
meet at the School House the house of Jonathan
Akenbarger, to locate add apportion ditch. to com.
mcnce at or the post the town line of
sections IS and &C. and to run thence north on the
section line, and to end the town line between sec
tions and of said township. JOHN BAILEY.
AuruSt < l85S-19w5S0
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ROAD NOTIC,E

A ARON N HART and John Holister will take
"a notice that the viewers appointed by the Com
missioners of Wood county, at their Ssptembr Sc,
sion on the following described road will the
mousse OF Is. ). JudsOn, on Saturday, Oct. I'd. A ID.
1898, for the purpose of viewing and locating aid
road, to wit: Commencing at the north west corner
OF the southwest quarter of the south quarter
section 81 town north. of range 10 cast thence east
on tie half quarter section line about 200 rods until
1t intersecs Mount Pleasant ridge road so called and
to Vacale all OF that part of said Mount Pleasant road
between the commencement and termination of the
above proposed road. Is. 8, JUDSON.
Sept. 9th, lSjS.-l8WIS0 80
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sg-Gen. Houston is now receiving his fall
stock of new goods, which are selected with
good taste and will be sold at very small profits.
The one!horse Fire Insurance Companies have
not extinguished the General yet, but we imag-
inc he has learned the importance of insuring
with good companies. Give him a call.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

GREAT YIELD OF CoRN.-Sherif Norton in
forms US that he has +" seen the elephant" in the
coru line, and we give his facts and figures, which
are as follows: Samuel McCrory, Of Henry town
ship, Wood County, planted some corn last spring,
and one hill produces a we'll formed cars An
other hill yields SO, and another 33 cars ina
king yield of lis ears of corn from three hills of
ordinary size. One stalk bears Is ears. If any
person can beat this, we would like TO hear from
him. What says our friend Of the Clermont
Courier to this? Will he not yield the palm to
Wood County nowP
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--Important to Everybody

Hereafter no advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JovRSLL until it is paid for,sA "ept where there is
special agreement the contrary and in all casesthe
person presenting an advertisement for insertion Will
be held responsible for the same We cannot pay oni
s.b,s With accounts on Tom, Dick, and Harry, ofwhom
We know sothipg. The cash system is better for al
,ar,ies osS ,ss shall adhere to IL.
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Sherin,s Sale.

Nmrod Smith VS.. Fuller Ballard
DG virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the Probate Court of Huncocl k
county, Ohio will offer FOR sale n, the door Of the
Court House in Porrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
saturday, October 2. 1858.
between the hours OF one and two o'clock, r. NJ. oi
said day, the following property to wit: ln.lot Hum.
Der fOrty.sevcn (4I) in the town OF Bowling Green
Wood county Ohio &. w. NORTON, sheriff
by A. Shivcs, Deputy.
O'NEAL Il BLACHFoRr, Atty's. of Pin.
Auu DC. lS5I--l6w6S2 5S
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ON BANKING-E. l.. JONES, Assistant Cashier, Com
mercal Branch Bank.
On MERCHANDISING, JORBING II CoMNlssIoN-T.
DwlGur EELs, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
H,G. CLEVELAND, Book-keeper for Geo. orthiug
ton Il Co.
LAFAYErrE NoHCE Book.Keeper for Edwards \ Id
dlings.
On RAILROADS.&C.. c. LUcG, Auditor of Cleveland
4 Toled II, Il. Co.
J. 7. SMrKlNs, Assistant Superintendent c. Il I
r. Il. Co.
II. d. WArrERsoN, Clerk Freight Dept C. " I. Il
Il. Co.
J. NJ, FERRIS, Clerk Ticket " "
IL. II. WHEELER, Clerk Ticket Department c, p. 4
X. Il. Co.
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school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
hssxsmination Of Teachers at Pemberville, on the
First Tuesday, and at Portage on the Third Tuesday
Of Septembef next
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers vii
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstually at 10 O'Clock AN.
j. W. WOODBURY., Clerk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

OE-By reference to the advertisement, it will
be seen that w. w. Howell has purchased the
stock Of Groceries, heretofore owned by A. G.
Howell. AL will continue to wait on his custom
ers until his brother can make the necessary ar-
rangements for attending TO the business.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

,ss-The Baird House is receiving some improve.
ments which will materially help its appearance
Charley is determined to keep pace with the
times, and we are glad to see it.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

as-Samuel Hill, better known as Sam. Patch,
notorious gambler in Cincinnati, shot himself a
few days since. The infdeity of his wife, and the
loss OF u large sum Of money, caused him to des-
troy his life.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

FRUIT CULTURE; or, Guide 10 the CuItivs-
tion and management of Fruit Trees, with
descriptions OF Fruits, and a variety of useful
Miscellaneous Household receipts fully il
Illustrated. By Thos. Gregg, New York Fow-
Ter & Wells, publishers. Price, by mail pa,
per, 80 cents; cloth, so cents
Fruit culture has but just begun to receive
the attention it deserves, and we gladly welcome
this work as the matter it contains is well cal,
culated TO aid and instruct, and consequently
benefit, the fruit-grower. Every person who
has ia tree, or ground enough for one to grow on
should read it. To BE- successful in fruit culture
as in anything else, you must know how 10 do
it and this book gives much information one
can not well do without, The price is so small
that any one can afford it. There is no doubt
but in all sections some fruits can be made
profitable if judciously cultivated.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09
Attachment Notice.

Il. d. Peck against Mden Wonser.
Before NJ b. Tracy j. p of Plain Township, Wood Co
Ohio.
nNthe llth day of August A. d. 1853, said Justice
~ ISSUED an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum OF fortyninc and dyhrse one-hundrcdths
dollars debt, and hfteen dollars probable costs.
PLAIN Sept. >, 1858 17w3 T.. u. PECK.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

IMPRISONMENT TOR DEBT ABoLIsHEDIN CANADA
BY the "act abolIshiug arrest in civil action"
&C., passed during the FIRST session of Parlia-
menL Imprisonment for debt is virtually abolish
ed in Canada. The effect will be to empty the
jaills OF Upper Canada of debtors Now al
most every jail codtains debtors many OF them
large numbers
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

GgrWe will publish Col Forneys demolisher
next week. OF course our friend of the Demo-
crat, who is such good irieiid TO Douglas, will
not hesitate to give his chief defender hear
ing?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

S5-By reference to the proper column it will
be seen that our friend and fellow townsman
James Murray, Esq, has, as usual, been success
iul in The prosecution of his suit, which he ha:
been absent, now, some days attending to, in
the State Of Connecticut, Well, it is nothing
more than we had expected for his previous
good luck in the trial of causes, led us to be.
lieve that if his brief was prepared with his
usual care, there would be no wthstanding him
We congratulate him upon his good fortune and
wish that he may long live tie enjoy the fruit Of
this, the greatest of all his successes-and, as
we trust it will be, the happiest in all its
quences to all parties interested.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to 'FaX-rayers !

7 will attend in each of the following townships in
4 Wood County. Ohio on the day below named for
the purpose OF collecting taxes for the current wear
to Wit
At Frcepor in Montgomery Twp Tuesday Sept. %.
Browns CoruerS.in Perry " Wednesday %.
John Bairds IN Bloom Thursday, 80
" John Dayis's in Henry Fridnr o.
and al my Office fer said 1me until the 10th of Dec
next The rates oi taxation in the several townships
and the amount eyied the ak duplicate of ls5S for
the different purposes, will he published in due time
Z. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
TnElsuR,!' lFF.CE. Wood Co. O.
PetN ,hu sep 9--lSw3SL6O.
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MARRIED

AT the Presbyterian Church, in Somers, CT, on Mon
day evening August 3Oth, by the Rev. Mr.. O,att
JAMES MURRAY, Esq, of Perrysburg, and Miss. MIR.
ANpA II nAMILToN. of the former place.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

asrOur friend G. B. Kreps has just returned
from the East, and has brought with him fresh
supply of new goods. Kreps knows the wants
eff our citizens, and knows how TO give satislac-
tion to those who deal with him.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

FIRE--The Hollster warehouse, occupied by
Blinn & Smith, was fired last Tuesday night,
but it was discovered and extinguished before
much damage was done.