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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

1ho { usimr Democrat comes out decidedly IN
oppo.i,ion 10 .luJ R,s.au m. .d;,o, IA.
,y,, t..,. commission, u..r.,.,n. NO., ,.,i.s
,on,a Tho au.., u..,;u
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h. w. ,,,,,,o, ,,,d a. IN ,n', ',n3 r.e
H. ,,,.,,'.l,.n nn, hand KAN ,o,,,
hn gr,I,y ',r ,u' .,., ,I.,, '',, h.'a,t cauno,
ra,S,,, a',d .,,nn.r ,.'nI ,,o ..'., ,Lr ann
,b.t Mons in. nr,,rl, fan iron, It's 81. lr,
anal H.. a, an, ,,o, ,n,r;J m..s ~ flesh
,honto cos,,vn,c far n,n, ,h,, has with.
on, shon,,.' ,,',n.,,a,aJ sI,uJ.r uuon
,,r,v ,h,, t,yn ,na,s .,,c,, n,ck.J ia his
standard and ~ am. unanimous voice
elevated Inn, ~ so., ~ an, national
co,nc;ls H., h.,n ,,,i,.d n,,n.nily
Vim ,h,, ho,a ,h,, Ird,r,. p.,o,, wond
,ynl,,n his nhnnx,ons r,,c,lar Ne find.
To- L,nnd No., ,,, l. al ,,,...,,ns,,,.d il SEQ
have read it again aud again with tho
hope that we might find something in Il
that wonld at least palIiatc the grave
error. out All I" no purpose and we a'c
now iofoe" 70 'a"e our P's''uh, "' ""
'''"' ~ """' :. ~! W nm"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

DEsrnrervE FIRr Al JrfprnsoS We learn
hcn, the jee.rson Herald Of the lat, that ahou,
O'Clock that morping. Jeser.on was visited w
one Of tho most destructive ftes tina, bns ever
occurred within lis imiis The large and CON.
mosi'oas livery stable Of Messrs Booihe & Ncs.
NTH was entirely consumed, together with the
bssges wagons, harness and the proy,ndcr Of
the stable a'so, twenty odd bead Of horses The
loss Is varously estimated a, from ten to fifteen
Thousand dcars ard falls heavily upon tie pro
pfistoss as Il was no, covered hy insurance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03


TIE Inf.lgesccr aruoraces IL intention Of
batting piih a'l it, strength 10 elect the aiose
SAID ,ket, AID DID
~ A.te Sands npon the ssmV grounds with
Eeaaaa Gaa vii uo dogoi say ~. LIT oar
Ir.si,,ls scr tina, VI. Saamandsss Do not STAY
thea
Toe s.,ie Gasette Of tie 25j says
" ,arp f1m a letter received ffom San
Antonio Tat a seeret political organ faiien IS
ae,aty al existence against lhe Democratic
psi'y II is cempo.sd " .sain ct distlus hed
noobers 4 The X y party AID many dsap-
painfel aspaais 10 tie psmncra'ic party l.
-i thut letters boa th.s clty have vote ugi
81 y hfg, position n the state and that We are
io have d, monsirsiiurs wherstr tley cen be-
ln8le Ansin Las been selegteti ior ore Of th7'n
ria move : 10 ptoisss to sustain i.aommns
sdIu g.-irauon 70 oppose hhnu-ie iem he
far an slave trade. -. Sc
'Aa Effort ia 20 be made 20 bring out Sam
Houston. by lngscanl ether ike demonstrations '
TIE lnlelligcnccr is moving hca,cn and earth
10 d.so.grnIze the democracy Is Judge Reagan
a parry to this moycmen,l Does he sustain the
Houston onseul.o1 nominees With @rycuey
and zfaf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

caks.rs's aaAxATrc 'ovrASr - This popular
eoaping conmaneei series u entertainments
o. T1nlay last at Haiusss Hal. in this cit,
rnfc'! 'o.ihe delight Of oar theatre going popna
'aa. Mr. cHAnLrs has always been hyorite
80 'as community. ag,a'ag from the iraprieiy Of
H8 a.s3ag2ass, Bis agreeable manasfs. and his
ABILITY a, an actor, There are few mon who
possess sslh versatile genis. HE present
troupe . a very e;iaiea. one, ard contains
naaibf Of aeia-s u superior meri'. suth as are
seldom seem In The interior. Mss SrsAx Dxsfx.
i9F Instance g4s as.aiaaa TIE histea reputation
70 taa Frat iAaAffss If he uaisa She psssassss
lweai voice a eafsci taste ans, her acting rs
rgaeft nai asfsFai Ma l.rxvr eshlbi,s the
ns'oaF a'tenii'n aal A41, and acaaits herself
eeeilss''s 10 the characters she psrsona,es The
eiher aotos also display a kooNl.dse II their
profession. Mr.. fa,yses "a ane ,r.g dan
Mr DertvAox an excellent com dim; and
Mr. BARRON Is superior "a the eharactf, Of an
cod n1a" Tic scenery nod decorations are
srAA,a'he ard what has pleased us very ouch
- - dseorrn manifested b. the entire troupe
HeMyth hing calculated 10 shock a refined taste
~ h~u stsdioaay e2eladsi " them. This i
A<Net f,r m 'heztre 'L4i 'ests p'nys II ages.
tfrsskic saxs.'s'g or ysf.a''s ~ .sA.,,.use or
~ tss haft x aiiice d Tie
issos y - Dsssseacs .. VIZ p4sd-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

stood hiih, Nans~S "o"u
united IA steu, an" VIC
agitation chdsu iot 'he p.,'e ~
IA Congress, v'th p"' 1--WE v'Pl ~
its being revived III any "un'
would nave served "" r.s.n A.
the Presidential contest !" .coo'
bill, 1t - true, was no. oe'ps'e" -
direct vote, ou' US s'rch.'" WINS
anI IT was delea'ea o"' ~ ''".'
defeat H. the Republicans h"u "NY'e 80
the Criucnden.M Montgomery aihenue"'"''
aud thereby 'a'siiy theit great ''",
principieW 'h' more shaw ''"N' y
N1lihs i"f '"c 'O""'''"'' ""''''''" ~
slave S,a'c.
me Scn"t o'h '''"h ''"' '" ,e"'.u'
and th'r great ,"''su'. ''"s ~ ~"
open hf renew" - -,
certainty hti"ic US, '"' -.
there without i"''N' u0''''" ro,'.
gress, inc h'"N r.,
stInti"h ""ui' re ''''' " A.,
acceptance, ana '"' ""''''.' n
new state nhaet IT. oe'''n W. a,a
that session " tf"' -
certainty no 1"n'h',h man " :,
result a. ms "'' INN" '',.,'',. a.,
o"h',tf'h'e was apP'''".i'u A., w..
two Houses on ''' "'""u" w
ilsh 81 lhdiaha' on u'e pa, w y" ,.I,
who lal Nultd against Wv ~ "'' ." '''f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

An. laf A. heHc'f NhItA"nt = 49,"
Jua.- Reasas tie leih. ltvc days psss'ousI
10 ,ae rro.syst ian hareh d faless'ss We
pabl,h ex,rscs. from i in order ,hat.the voters
\ IN, d,s...sf msy contrls, i with his late
ell14.4r.
In tls c.e circular he says
20 And surrounded As We are VITA all these
bic. IN = We have a d.slempef,l set VI ne" pa
fsrt end politicians who arc always lSncuhut
,ng rtD,., aud oulrages We az. saiefsng from
1ar so,erumeu,, and trying to eou'la,e 'he
people iuai lh,, are much abused ihere con
.a.uit cr1.tcf. evil these preacher " rcf',H-
up4 slw thri they have The Democracy ''
T,xs so icaa,H. strings and have set too. COY
ertlv AZ frat md row more boldly. to Pfoset'nc
M haeaast VII noi y mpahlse VIII Their se'
;i0lsl reyo.uliolsry aad wicked doctrines
Extract ron biz Palestine speech.
HOW He ActTArED THEN.
."Ba' fhsi question which Ike Aarpn's
rui. svlll w. up all others at Washing
tal. Sc tHc slavery question. And We
hAvcHIw reached polnt IA IT'S Discus
siu when II. Their section Of the tuWa
,.,n permit itself deceived about the cx-
f,ut aut eileci of the aatl.siavcry agiia-
tiur d. uut propose To dlstuss thls
1u,stiuu 81 myth now.
"Ihrrc are about four million negroes
Ia th, south, D. States held as prop, ny
sud ,bry nc valued at over a thousand
m lfuus at d.. ATS. They are Of a race
winch u all On, worlds history has never
h,yu kuuwn Boz any other condition tAHn
uHu # gaTpIr m ur II sctvltut.e HE
Ah.c.n race j. the only one winch has
bng existed. ae q numerous people, on
o.. ga IN with ut ever having an organ
ICED a6i stable gUverninert OF some knd,
aHd without living written language
more or loss perfect But they nave
never had ciih'r They have never had,
wuh all thriry st numbers. an organlZcd
efficient army, or nnyy of any klud .
and W. have uu account OF any valuable
invention by lie African race Even ma
the al, # War. ~ which almost all either
sAvaee uatiuus have shown some iuven.
tive genius. they have never been known
~ invent a valuable instrument, either
Of destruction or OF defence But, indie.
pcndenily of these facts. the fact that
inur millions Of them are 'sund 10 state
Of seryituae here is sufficient to show
that IT is their normal cund tun.
"ln Africa they would be baroarous
sayagcs annihals--continually waglpg
war ou each ether, and capturing aud
selling each other into seryitute g. suiHc
WISE and artiul people Here they are
IN state of scfvltude IN which, III peace
aud happiness, they are learning rs
much 81 the afts Of peace and Of social
,l.t.s Is.f,.g u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

Institution Of marriage, anG the rflaH"fo
OF parent and child. and OF guard IAN aau
war; are often abused bS w m'et NV
rageuus cruelties and yvs 20 one 'h'nss
ha' the ','"eN'e' ~ Ia, - ,b, ,,,eA;.
I" ue "'n'" - 40 dcstrucf1rsn
tu''"" Ga -, ,nd Oh IA nnd
oil ihe toi't'"s ~ F"', -, ia.
j of guardian anu Waru ''' "F'" -
and The othcr fei"ii'h 81
servaut all governments are ffiI'u' ''u
up,u them all order aud progress ahu
! -. ,.sts
H. ...o,, c,ro, with ~ has been
p'!' '"e .i....r> vas
me 'sNu"'l ''O' ''''' :" ,,., ,,,, cv,,
4 ~ tire nortfsci' "f'"e' """ ''''' ~, 49,,
was only tolerated hetau>' " 'n"'" W.
be got nd If. And these uIluiuhs l''.
va led ~ tie South as generally, uniH 81
late - vear- "a ina the North Aud all
rt...,.l,,;,, b.retoi,,r, has been based
a.. 4, ,bcs. oriuious are
"p"h ,h'S NV" ~ sl.,erv
F trur, thrh we "utn W W "'.''''
as srun as possible out u wv az
true. Il Is our highest dutH 10 cNp's'
their failacv. aud let 'hr Legislation o'
the country rest upon it's true ground,
,b,, ,,,s,ra slavery ia right hrcanse il
benefits both the "hiie ana lh' 'i''@
races And that whatever Slh Is con,
nectci WIN 1t results rom ''' ''"N' u
slavery ana NV 'i'''" Tvs
rxtrac, from late circular
.1, ,.G.,spce IN the rr.oncrinr or the African
slave rra1c Il "a simply ridiculous to talk Of
doing il In the Union. unless !, be aseer'aincd
that Congress has not authority 20 i'tiN"'e on
the suhec, and u IS very crazy man "no
would wish 10 n'sn.. tY'vru',en,, a''" e,r
Wu"n w "' q -, ,r,y H.. nr hs,n, nor
,',,,eJ "a k,dnnn and mur,lrt marcel of the
.,ya,.,- of Africa II is believed 10 be- true by
those who are informed as 10 this trade that
from two to tour negroes are killrd Tor every one
that IS captured. ana 'h'n nan{ o'ne's u'' y',
Their voyages !" our ooS',si = W a. ! -
s"hvuon ", .'"'t ~. ,,''s.,rss H. ,bcsc
o,si.,s' IN, Thora 4, NO denyinc his know it
!. s,;d ,ba, We caano, .ueecssfilly defnd slavery
unless We can Justify ,s orieion the slave trade.
This proposition is rs unsound in logic, in law,
and IN morals as would be my declaration thai
you eannnl successfully defend your '''' 10 'l''
horse Yon nave pousn, hhu P''' ~, "",S ,,','
t"n s".T ,nI' ~. a 'a5 -ch ,n,. az him"
Extract from Palestine speech
WHAT HE THOUGHT OF SLAVE TRADE THEN
But the public opinion Of enlightened
men and nations seems to be undergoing
a great change upon this subject spain
has all the time continued the slave trade,
aud France has virtually revived II IN
her African apprentice system while
England still continuing t" preach Der
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03

Tie Austin In.slls pees Of re 2sd contains
lie ioAoenS:
u wi,l be ecu ftsA the D,nocsc. Of 1rsvu
e.uay awe ry Are.agiaiion eicsiaiiiad 70
sugls7;
FA Gsrfrner,
0EN. san Ii0CETON,
or WALKER cocsrr.
r. I ~. Osrn-ssr.
tDV RID LARK
o. RtRMsoy coGsrs.
rss Reprtisalasse IN CoHsfs, "a i.sr.sf.
GEN A. j HAMILTON,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
DEMO Ratio MASS MELTING
M-fs ~
MAEsHfIr. JUNE 1. 1859

:.s~ We are nnlr obligations 70 Mr.. c.
Ds,kar' fog la.e Nsw ofleaas rspen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-03
ThF. hight HPlkly.

1hp pshar Democrat GENES out decidedly in
opposition TO ,iud IS, Reagan. The editor hes
ever been a consistent pcmocu'. uyer ha,iuk
bowed the ki,e 10 Baul Hear him:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17
SHERlFF'S SALE,

John Bates Va. David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue of an alias Fl Fa writ of execution TO me
ID directed and delivered from the court of com
mon pleas of Wood county, Ohio in the above enti-
od cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perry lshurg, on
Satmddy, April 30th, 1850,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ
of said day the following real estate part of river
tract number eghV.oue iSl) in township number
three 50 of the United States Reserve in Wood coun
ty, Ohio, bounded as follows: On the north by the
Maumee River the east 10y the east line of said rv
tract the south by Grassy Greek aud on the ives
by line parallel with the cast line of river tract No
eighty S0 aud distant thererom, eastcrly three anS
50-l00i3 60I00) chainsi-teNccptinP tract contain
ing fifty -eight One.hundredhs of an acre, described
follows; beginning at point where said last describe
line the Pcrryshurg AMI Oregon road. thence
running nortn said line eight aud 92lOO Is 92i 100
chains, to said Perry >hU,g and Oregon road, theno
southerly along said road the place OF begnnng;-
containing ninety acres Of land, more or less
C.W, NORTON, shern OF Wood CO., o,
JAWS MURRAY, atty plH
March lTth lS5q--4iwbS5lI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James IL. UOlSter vs., Cyrenus Goolell ct al.
DY virtue Of ri Fa writ of execution tome direct
ed aud delivered from the court OF common plea,
OF Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled cause
will offer sale the door of the house, in
Perrysburg, on
Saturday, April S0gh. 4. n. lSS9,
between the hours of o'clock NJ aud o'clock. L.
OF said day the following real estate for the payment
of the amount due from Goodell 10 IIolister The
west half OF the south east quarter; Also the west
half of the northeast quarter OF section number
twenty eight (2s,l ot township number six (6) north
range number twelve (l2l east, in woed county Ohio
coEtaiaug 100 acres more or less aud for the pay
ment OF tue amount found due from Goodell TO Jas.
Barnet with interest aud costs OF salt, the following
real estste The east half at the quarter OF
section number twenty'eight (2S,l township number
six l6l NORTH range number twelve (2 east in Wood
county, Ohio, containing eighty asres in the last
toned tract. more ar less,
c, W. NORTON, sheriff, Wood CO.. o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plH
March n, 1859 4Sw6SiS0
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17
SHERIFFS SALE.

David and John Mogle Samuel Huffman.
RY virtue ota n Fa writ Of ofexocution. with an or
~ der TO sell attached property to directed and
delivered in this from tie court VI common pleas
of Wood county Ohio. will offer for sale at the
door of the court house, IN Perry sburg on
Saturday. April 3Oth, A. ID. 1859,
between the hours Of IL o'clock " AID o'clock +, NJ
Of said day. the following real estate: Ffty6v-
off the west sida OF road tract number m of the
Naumee aud Western Reserve Road lands; also, lots
numbered in-lots number fifteen sixteen, seventeen
eighteen and twenty Us, 49, II. 2O in the town
Freeport also east part Of south half of section
Der eleven ) township number four () north range
number eleven QD east containing 276 acres, oil in
Wood county, Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff. Wood co.. o.
JAMES MrRRAI atty pl'R.
March II. 1S5g--45w6S41J,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17

The Democrats in the New Jersey State
Senate refuse TO 20 into joint Convention, Il
elect u, S. Senator in place Of Wright
- The President has withheld his signature
from the hill ,appropria,ing $4,000 Tor deepen
ing the channel Of the st. Clsir Flats
The Michigan Legislature has passed law
giving 10 acres of the swamp lands OF the state
to any one, who wifi settle upon and improve It,
In South Carolina the slave population Is
$50, 900. The white population is 2SS, 900
The increase orpopuAutrl among the blacks Is
three times as great as IL is among Tue whites
Jos Barker, the Street Preacher, who was
On, e elected Mayor of Pittsburgh has resumed
his calling. and wss.srresieri on SundSy last in
Cincinnati. l6r block king up the sidewalks, For
want often dotIals topAy The fine, he wNss com
mlted to jail.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17
onsiituiiounIity Of tl,e Ditch
n..sV


We fnd in the Ohio Stat, Journal Of the
18th inst, the official 81 lldbus given below Of
decision nx the Supreme Court OF Ohio, snnoun-
ccd on Tf8sJuy Uf last week, from which II up-
pears that The Ditch aud Drain oct Of May LIST,
1851, together with the amendment ,hento OF
April lilh 1851, has been held to be IN contra
vrnlion Of the present constitution Of Ohio and
consequently null aud void. These nets being
held void. the result Of course, is precisely the
same ~ ir no such acts had ever been on the
statute book, aid they tflurd no more jusiil
tion to any person, for any purpose, than II
they had never been in existence. Under these
circumstances, it bahoovcs our,legislators to see
TO It, that the wants Of this section Of tho State
in this respect be speedily supplied by the pas
sage OF such law as shall mol only obviate oil
constitutional objection that could be urged
against H. but shall also be more suitable Tor
purposes designed to be accomplished by such
an enactment then is the present act on the
same subject, Of course such law cannot afford
n remedy Tor the p0st--cannot compel them to
pay for labor performed under The former ditch
act, but IL viii afford certain aud sure rrotcc
ton for the future. The Supreme Court have
pointed out the and- marks necessary to be OBJ
served in drafting valid law, aud there car
now bo no excuse for a failure in that respect
The case decided was taken up from the Cour
OF Common Pleas Of this county; James Murray,
appearing Tor Plaintiff, and Geo. Strain Esq
for the Defence, and is as follows:
| Mark l.. Reeves against the Treasurer oI
Wood co, Moses Dubbs ct. al. Brinkerhon J
delivered the opinion Of the Court:
|. The power to authoriz. assessments, a.
! distinguished from taxes proper, is cumprchcndet
in the general grant Of legislative power TO tn,
General Assembly.
2 Such ussessmrnis are not rmbra ccd within
the meaning of the word taxing in the 2 | sec
tion Of the 18th article Of the Constitution.
| 3. The power to uuthorize assessments tor tn
construction OF Tree turnpike roads and tin
opening of drains, as well as for the improve
mcni OF streets and sidewalks exists to the sam
extent under the present constitution as unde
that of 1902.
a. The act of May |, 1854, "duthorising III
trustees of Townships TO establish wdtcr courses,
DC, aud the dmeHddtJry act Of April d. 1881
is in cJntrduentjon Of Mc l9h section Of th
bill Of rights, indsmuch as 10 authorizes an ap
preparation Of priUatc property ,otthout RET
ercncc to the public pejarc.
Judgment reversed,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-17


LLsurESANr GovGRNoR NJ. WELKER, --Unler
the above head the o. S. Jouraul justly speaks
d our able and popular Lieutenant Governor,
the Hon. Martin Welkcr as fellows:
e II has been understood for some time past
that our pr, sent able Lieutenant Governor de-
c,ines hcing candidate for re-nomination for
that office. This determination will he unlver-
sally regretted by the Republicans ot Ohio, who
ewuuld rejoice in continuing him III a positlon
which he has filled so satisfactorily to them and
SO credi,ably to himself MIR. Welker has been
distinguished for the courtesy, importiuliIy aud
ability which have characterized his official
course as the presiding officer OF the S'neiei and
il i, had not been generally understood that he
would not consent to be candidate for re-elec-
tion. some of the gentlemen who are candidates
for the successorship would not have allowed
their names to have been suggested III that con
nec,iop. This is the case with most ot them
IL not all of them The present incumbent Is
.minen,ly entitled TO such an expression OF
continued conf lencc and approval which with
out doubt, would be cordially bestowed, II II
were not understood that il would not be ac-
cept,d As was announced some weeks ago,
tho demands Of Mr.. Welker's profession exact
SO much of his time that his acceptance OF the
Office for second term would involve sacrI-
fee, that in his opinion, he cannot consistently
make. We sincerely regret that such is the
case, for in honoring such mcn, party honorS
itsvE
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SnERlFF'S. SALE.

Julius B,inn James Bclvlle, ct al.
10y virtue of alias order of sale to me directed
ID aud delivered in the above entitled cause from the
court of common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door oil the court house in Per-
rysburg on
Saturday. April 30th,A d. 1882
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and O'Clock I.
of said day the following real estate The north half
OF the northeast quarter OF section number twenty
one (2ll The north half of the north east quarter OF
section humble, twenty-five (22;) also ten acres OF
the part Of the southeast quarter of section
number sixteen O6) all in township number six lH)
north, range number eleven ON east. all in Wood
county, Ohio. containing in all Il more .r less
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Mood co, o.
JAMES MCRRIV. atty plH
March I lSJa--t5NGS375
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SuERIFES SALE
Shibnah SPHINX ". James Blinn, ct al

ShibnRh Spink ". James Blum, ct 0I,
DN virtue of an order or sale to me directed and
ID delivered in the above cause from the court ol
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, viii Offer for
sale the door OF the house in Ferry sburg
SatHrsSy. Ap,il 30th. A. ID, 1887
between the hours of IA O'Clock NJ, aud O'Clock F.
of said day, the following real estate being Outot il
the new survey of the town OF peFrysburg, Wood
county. Ohio, number two hundred and ffty.eighI
tgSSl in the new survey of out.lots in the town o
Perrysburg, in Wood county, Ohio, less four acre,
from the south thereof leaving to he sold
twenty-eight aud 45.lO0 acres, more Or less.
e. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., q.
JAMES MURWAN. atty plK
March II lSSg-lSwGSS 20
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SuNRIFkrS SAIE
~ b'NaA - - b'fs
Rhn La Ram vs- Gnnrrc q Rnr

Rho Benn VS.. George &. Benn.
DY virtue ofa ~ Fa writ of execution to me d
ID rected and delivered in this from the court
of common pleas of Wood county Ohio, will offer
for sale NJ tho door OF The court house in Perysburg
on Saturday, Apiil 30th A. ID. 1859,
between the hours of , o'clock VI. and o'clock T. NJ
Of said day the following real estate North half o
the northwest quarter OF section number twenty-five
(270 oftownship number four (4) north, range mum
Der ten 0) east In Wood county, Ohio. containing 81
ncres more or less. G, w. NORTON,
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'f1 Sheriff Wood coo.
March H. 1S5g-i5wj$2,S SO