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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
PERSONAL

-Grsce s. rood MRS. Sarah L'ppiocO>t) ID besr
,ur,g upos " rbs Lse and Character Of joss q
A,c." This is new 6cS of effort for her.
During the roept election so' Uaed Statev Ssss-
tors In Sutn CsrohIs, tor the long term sudteD
ether tor tee xprcd term Of Judge Evans. mere
were wsny hslls'i' <. spd unch exa'eweut A ~.
dsshyg yourg widow. Of great psFsocal aurAcslses
wss in Columbia at the time, sn' the nepoew OF 90
Of the cootsstspts b'came 50 coufussd bets the
calls Of love aid the lobby that be actually declares
hmseh TO the lacy "a csnc,Sa's for the uoexpire4
"t term II Ter late husb.hdr We are plexed to ~
be wss .l,ct, d TO the vacancy 90 th. fr-. ballot
-Br'gtam Yourg, 90 the 5,h Of Dec-mbsr, s.tsodsa
be Utah District Coart winess, in ready compli-
Al ce with q subpcca served apoa hin by Axha
Dc,sor.
We learn from tbe Baltimore papers that Ns.
Fanny K,ubles sdiog" in that city, for the bess6N
Of tb. HONE Ct the EriepdeSs, realized 30 fos ths
Institution.
MIR Fsxon, the lecsl editor Of The By8a'o RrPsA
nc lsys clam 20 piece Of potty entitled Autumn,
which has been extensively COPIED. dites to VIII
nsm Cullen Brysrt He says he wrote il t~o ycsss
sec nrd sert IL ont undsf the coors ~ the favoihs
poet, to prove that q is somehrg IN nsuei anA
that by TIN, mean. . wsif wss welcomed ~ eeseisl
y, pulay shch, bu, .r the device, would have bsse
leg .sc,ed On all hauos.
--Cspt. Sem. G.. Reid, who made the memorable
defense of the Irivstssr brg Gen. Armtroeg. ssaisss
a large British force st Fays 10 1914, Is nov 10 WasN
mg q, City. Toe battle Of tue Gen. Armstrong wss
yer, briap. cid, bt of tie lsot war with EsglAad
Mr. Crook OF Hamburg, the geutemss whose
bes,t is exposed to ob.eivaioO, WAS ON rnursdsy
ver ipg presetted to tie members VI the Warren Club
in Bosts D. ere BIS Gaze excited the Interest OF au
p,eseLt TOR pb r ade up Of gentlemsn kou tAS
more LIBERAL professions and cslh sgs, and namssw
| abou, sity " euibers Ire H,u. Edward Everest, -
its President added bis autograph TO tho Lust of dissa-
gust ed smes from m,py parts Of the world whisA
Mr.. Crooks album contains.
The L,b,a-y Gaseae tells a story Of Dumas
Takir up ty chance las, number OF his periodical
the Nome C,pto saw ibres lines Of his lstssss
from Russia, where be now ia. aud, astouaded. vses
10 furtt.r: "Iw was a-ked to aow myself TO be pse-
.p,.d TO tie Emperor Alexander on his return frsA
| ArcbsngeL Ir.fnsed"
when Rott sobd Was sked whether he would ses
Ike to Income ,eu poral King Of toe Jews in Pass-
tine. ''Oh no." said he, 81 ~oulS rather be Js@ q
tine Krgs tear King OF tae Jews
-G-c,ge Prabocy has commenced soit sgs'ost
Lawetce Stone & Co for sOo 900 and interest Ia -
Boston Courts.
"A letter from Munich, dated Monday. sauouosss
the deatb Of Doctor AscbenbeuDer Bsvarian Nisness
of Fir sncs op the previous day. He was bra oa ~
2sth OF June I79S and the head Of the Fisasss
DE- paItn eut sinco the 9Th March, 1919.
The Bo,ton 7ranscupt bss authority for sayisG
! ,ha, Dr. o w. Holmes ia Lot toe writer Of "a Tee
q story Of Plymouth Colopy," which sppesrs is TAs
A.r- Yo,k Ldg,v. sr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

taicn iu,pels him rather to favor Ssrdinia and
Prince in their Anti Austrian intrigues.
The ,trte OF Itsly as threatening Count Csvour
orer,v encourages the disconteDt Of the Lombsrds,
hut he has failed to secure the cooperation of
M,yzini. and Of II @ more advanced section Of the
Italian PATRIOTS. The French are sugmenting the
garrison of Rome, and fortfyine Cvita Vecchia
-lsst week they even occupied the Valley Of
Dspp,n. heIongng to Switzerland, which lies on
the bet nilisry road from France TO Italy, and
which. Therefore, in 1915, was gwen back to
Swirzerland The Swiss Confederation potests
against this nfraction of her territorial rights but
is DO, INV iling to exchange the claimed valley for
slip of Frencn territory In Turke,, the agitation
among the Christian populations is general, AMI the
purloined dispatch of Sir j. Young has increased
The hopes and lntrigues of the Greeks, who are
certainly the most advanced, most active, but
least popular ,ection of the Turkish Chris
tiaps. In Seryis, the Convention has met,
and openly dehes the Prince. The members
of the skupochdns speak already Of a change
on the throne. and Michel Obrenovitch, the
pretepder supported by Russia, has once more u
good char c. 10 become Prince of Serva. In Nal
do-WaIiachia Byzantine corruption and French
centrnlzatioD are working necessarily to destroy
apy chance of healthy regeneration of the country.
Canoia, Bosnia, some parts OF Syria aud OF Meso-
Johanna are in n state Of fermentation. while at
Consrautnople the rival intrigues Of the Embassa-
doris parayze the efforts If those few Turkish states
men who try to consolidate the Empire. Such Is
the state Of Europe at the eve Of 1889. The miaes
are dug, the powder introduced, the trail is laid,
and any spark may at once blow up the artificial
structure Which is called the balance Of European
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
ACCIDENT ON THE ONO AND MTSSI4-
SIPPI HA/LKOAD.
TWO CARS THROWN OFF THE TRACK.

From The CfsfH1dh Gds>ffs, Jan v.
The passenger tram the Onio and Missssstppe
Rsiyoad IL this clty at click yesterdsy mors.
ng u,et with q sefi,us ACCIDENT near Delhi, .oose
three ui|es below the city, by which numoef u PAs
s.rPers wsre injured, ,ut lone seriously
AT the point ~hers the accident occurred tnsre 70
heavy Curve The first part of the train passed.
IotLo about gh inches OF one OF tue f,is BROKE
awsy tIro~sg OF two of the care which weIs ilh %
psssebeers Tee cara N tue south side VI thc
road, ara fol oser elDbanknent about tes -
tgh I6 tho descebt they tnrIsd partly over, safy~-
ins the psss.J gers against the ~ "a and sAase
wTb corsi,rable force. Nearly every pesson Ia tos
c,r, was more or ess bruised bat fortunately no o.
sss s.ri.usly but. TIE cosfasioa thst iohsvo
lie upsefti. of The care q greatly ifcfsesea ~
ood.w,ik fskif fire from the stove, nsa'y sav ,
eating lie passengers they exci'eo'y pfessedto xd
be oo0rs. soae OF the gsrtsensen who IotaiSed sz
l,.s.fcs of u.gc, promptly sricg uishsd inc Mo b
xs,.r copvsy yse fcI. tos c5Dal Ia 6a.s.
Ose Of ths care w4s badly brokea- a GENT o8sa
~ho a. ir .ois nfosDs that shea he 80 vegs1
The wreck Ls could Dol account fos the escsp of ~
pss ~pg.Is with hses, EXCEPT upoa the sroes thss
wss pyoyideLt.sl ceEveYance.
The esuss of tne accident was decayeo ~. IL
bid Of tho road hayios beoom. sAt ~ ths sesvy
rsirs ind Of the t,e setted ssyeFa i"s ass evce
the rail suhopt suppdt, Which ccos~ a.. oty Sose
| IF, ss ttsssd above. T,is would " "lpy vast q
yrcper Ai~phD On the part cf ofcs's havia4 charge
VI The d.psrtmset d TIE bpsiSsszs psa. q ooasss ~
Uoe v 70 blame, 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
ARMY AND NAVAL INTELLIGEkCE

During the psst year 2 lt0 recruit wero drilled
equipped, o'gsnzed lDto companies, and dispatched -
the sve,ai esa yst,toos-prncipaly TO Utsa ssd ths
Pscifc-irom Governors leland. The numb.r oe
tro De at prestLt located tie slaad G, OF ~bioh
237 beo. to Il permsteDt parry; dispossbe recruits
and ,our mu an. 40. The post 10 comm spdsd b1
Nsjor ard superiI of the Recruiting Ssrvcs
Alo.n sIle C.dy Toe other fic-r. are, Csp'sn. Dc
Larcy Floyo Jores, Fourth IofaDtry Surgeon, G. Il
Lhub; FIst Lieuitn.nt, Robert @. Cole, Eighth Ia-
fsb.ry; Fust L'eufeokpts Louis o. Morris, julius a.
q. Lsgui; S.coDo LieutepaDts Coares ii. Iogessssa,
J.ues j. yAnhorp Saroi6e r. Reed tby brevet, Ojvss
+. Goodiig, Asa b. C.rry, Bryan N rhomss, sa1
G.. orse A. Bsscon. The lat paned are srsds-
ete. Of this year. waiting opportunity to jos Their
resp. otive ,ssiu.snts.
Fu,t Lieutenant Henry B. Clitz. Recruiting Ohs~
in Cedar street, has been promoted ~ CsPtSney,
vice Capt J. N. Ward, deceased.
The Captain Of a Baltimore bark writes Us tbss b
saw the ct. amer Mstsc,ae Of the Paraguay Expssh
top, at Tea en- the 4th lost, boand for St. TnomA4
Her Conn spder wished TO be reported.
The Navel General CoUt Martial, which cosvsss6
at Pensacola 10 Try Surgeon Miles for 5ruukeossss.
rtp,ned verdict tf guilty, sno that officer has bses
casbieret.
Tie authorities Of The Charle,town Nsvy-Ysxd srs
.bcpt making prpsiatioss for toe rscs, ,ion Vt sse
U. s. stesn .rgsts Missssots, now dsi'y e1peossA
from TIE E.st. Hispat ceaoiiely kuo ~n ., yet ~ssI
vessel will replace her. or wketser sey will.
Col. HAIRS, the lew Comnandsnt OF the hAnns
Crts, lett this oity Saturday evening for wsshisg-
ton to BE- formally instsled iu bis new position He
will however return 10 make preparations for hi' daaa
departure.
The new steam gun-boat, which he's beoa on "
stocts at Psilsdelpbia for sous months, viii b
launched tie latter paIt Of this week. or early mex
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
CHINA.

The Chns mail, With Hog Krg dates 70 Nov ID,
kad reaches Su.s.
The pegcuatioDs in rssard to the tar II had scen
G, Lclucst q.
Tie Csnten political affairs had been quiet Sat
busipt ~ w,s checked by h. prices.
The excl spses has pee"ne more uaisvor.ble frr
Eosnpd. At Horg K",g he rate had ads ancsi to
il9 auc at 81 sd shre 20 6'Sl.
The tea seulsu ent sb"~si a decrease at 1900. .0O
rour = With very htc bVsiuers AT F.--C7o< Foo ADD
Shat alse where puc bS checked op-raiinos.
TIE deliveries cf elk exhibited falling of ot9 500
bars, the quantity e1pvrted being stated =: $4,000
bsl.s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Sstes sho Id te At ,Ais roueut proseei ri eI"'
tn, snst almost evsy State from the CUT Of Mex
6o io Cspe Con srd that, though IN sPIii ~ te-
rnrt moderation the costaot themselves for the pre-
ter year With merely -eizng Provinces of eIico
t,king armed possession OF the Iraasit route from
ocean 10 oceap and sending fo'ila np the P4rana
to invade tie dreamy iep"se at farseuay tney nave
g,ieyarc. md caiGs IL store for aay nnnher Of Pre-
idt nis Messages enc for asy puDher OF strictly de-
hnsive elpeci,ious l. The wolf always 30 entirely
the right Are the Ian b' always 50 ccmPeteiy IN
7. lie 2
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
COMMERCIAL INFsLIIGENCE.

Io,Dox MoSFY MAHEr Pie Ensh,h inis bsd
f.sc,us,ea aAshry ss hrmnrss had hesn oh
r-la g,et ipto d1pu-ss Suso
2is .,vvr otsed firmly at 81 eH f'r se"an' eA
Tfe ~,ty e.us the Bsnk Of Enssna shoE "a increase
OF "a 6ts buiiion.
1L.rr .orr, mon., bo,h IN the STOCK exchange
a. dscoi l. msskst ~ srns-r fstes - .
Ibe .u,p.l sop yes tpnounceo of N-ssrs Mets'r Co..
Gisu,r West ban, near Loncon Tne hSoi'e' am uns
O tc7.odo 49,,
IL the Eurorss auS Amc',su s. an.hip
ComtAy he'll 10 LsIdon th- 1Sd 90 csasdef pogo
The ComVsy owiG< 20 the pressure OF e-t
O. ts tCners psNatpt ire oi ~h'n MA nf sy
pr tIe Cour. Of bsasruptcJ After
.cu,slob r-solop sEsinst -inct vas car
dteTap.d - accept tue tendrfoa fctas
tiop of the Board of pirrctof-
city II of The trfS- Tt~ss cons'ns tsc tro rfns;
'.re poe tSe Ohio END H.. s.s C'"P,ls
whose uortg,gr ssy heia IN Eees9o AL ne
spsd under Ttfsut noe ioS, nss
BE- gated by Mr. Alexander Tsotf.r - the
Of Cst.i Co by whom 10 uI iT'Akep Tor ths
IL . bot dhOldrts he sconasrs
oF,clo,us, aud eAP'ess c"u,cnu tSa 'hev
~ tn ~ -
a. ,nstle be app,-o TO th- osd "a nnf
eouo.n th doubt that IL u.9r~ r'ro ts ~u
tobs.r posiuoL p- ,ctis s-cu ~ froter as nt
enter cet-il cir'umstaaces under ~eca M w
c A,p by VITO the corPi-',oa "f ths
Inc uut ao~ro thi neccssty tor 0r''ised
,u.ret.i sak- oi An rtsu raj ~sy 1sD
s.u,ui, wbh every csy sils into wore od'r ~sn"sn
II rave Iesch-d its % zee, detth
hs hoped ell, 'Npsnst9n IRON too@e 'n"meh win
u 4 " afrly 'pfthTOuiiIg
anrsicAs ssopslTIts- Messrs D. Bell. Son c. recor
follow: 1ts SECURITIES eonqrues &C
th week tte'e nss heen an nnus Anou =
Of but rsI socks aud fw OF tns
most T,Osd The 0cis Ot FaUsns c-v-u
P, able hss-. Sas sntcpird 10
teNchsnso them tor I'll -" rrd,oLa,s IN
ISIS Ara IN. deuabe Ia 1914 ~ 60
core e,t-ud-o erd high fse vi interest," on security
tf.f
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

veuter snd f,r the shv,v monsbs u ,S~ pre-cst ys
wrre s-osd ,e.srAsy. TIE. exhibit the W p,r.ss ~
crease ff El 69O 62I shnr - p-r c~nt N tue q
ptffs, a. coWps.d ~''h Mover inter. 1851, vers -
uopstsry r'i-s wa. besisuog ~ defrvss tbs sfASs.
The ooupsi~"b 81 the e-~~u mcn.ns snvws 10 sossss
a 4. cr~sse cf sboat 1--' cot.
The ,mpo'taet REVIVAL cf IN. erpost trade here isa-
csed Tsiiy oecesi.n ned by ths saipn ii cotesa
,,oc. 10 lacia,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
ITALY.

The Naples correspondent of Tie DAILY Ners,
ssys:
The American frigate Wsossh, instead d taxing
Il tIpplss q, Messini. and proceeding Nspi-s ~
had been xlt ctsd wei direct ia s1ez1s, Slere the
4 Dencaps seeu, still IN have piea err u msy
60 spesk of naval station. TteGcs sue . expected
il Naples s.metqe in January"
Nssu,iu. was again giving sigma VI an inlpendDg
eIuSlol, ~ sor,e olhsT catastrophe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
SPAIN.

Ths s-nsts rad approved of the address in reply -
TIE q e-eh from the throne oy naj,y Ct iOj 10 %
Five slps Rad -ailei wiz r.eGfvr ter the
Spanish expso l,.on in CochInCliIa-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
INDIA.

The Cslccsts mail cf - (tste not mentioned hal
srrfvec st kusa.
me cay tesn o psss seS ,,p,cIsd I'D sso.r.ci
500 'f tho Singapore fsgItves.
A pnv.ts s~xr.m Ga, ibst tse fright On measure-
m%u, euods fioss Cacut;s 10 LOLdon had aecIned 20
Is per tup.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
THE MEDITERRANEAN.

Electrical communication by the submarine tele-
grspa tet~sen Malta aud Css.iari IL the lsla'd OF
So dIia sd suddenly stopped. 1t was not known q,
th- latter place how the Suspension arose out u was
suroed "a have been cansed by rome vessel dragging
her .t Malta, in which case there wouIi prob
ably b. speedy repar.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
THE VERY LATEST.

LvERPooL. Dec. sS-Naea.f
Boypess is entirely .n.p-udet today. Tue rslrssl
rsir. are rurr,sg secorcisg Sasd,y tus <sslss -
thar tse LoDsop psper, ,o-Osy viii rsscA as tso sAs
fos trsIsmssios by TIE Afrcs. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
SWEDEN.

II ttsset TIA, the Kipss health continued 70 de-
clue. NJ. sppstts ard Pewsr to sleep were diHlAi'h
ing, aGd his stftrgth sas failing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
TURKEY.

AZ Pasta had tep5ered his resienat'oo, aud Riza
Ps-bs ~ss preparing to follow Lin into rvtlrensnt
Il was fepatea tnst tie Grsos v'z'er irfssef 10
cary cut The reforms promised by faad Ps-ha 1t
Psy.-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
AUSTRIA.

N or3in.roe DEGREES the frga.icn f sn A1..risn
squscTp2 q the Aifiatic.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

nr,n;ns 81 the Ship Isaac Wright
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JANUARY TO- 1864

The bed bsba Of tuning ti 5.ct TO the pubic. Tas
ei,t otor r-mon..rsed with him Abou. this but vas
of 20 avail.
ST. PrrsRsruG, Dec. u. 1853
Thre months ego. the p'sssfts Of the G'vsrnnsnt
Of Ko ypo tcot ia II .ir churches sot psrge that
they vouId drirk bo more bandy. They have kept
n is premise 80 vel that tbs sac q ofaaiy IA the
shops but one twelih u whs, It wso and Il Is toS
sold cnly on the principal roots M,oy di'tiueues
have bees obliged to give up their business g. !est tor
a tine,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

sn hand i. e,tu.,.d st S2srOo bales. iucladus
?49 -, .n.nsn c,Tc.srs that the market b.re
ibsI Bs week although cSsirr tlr p-'s tneJ
60 us Irs uc. their quotations.
BrE.bsrurrs-M,Nrs kicnsrdson srene" 20 rrPor
thai t.. 9. Coro trade continues .rsdy TaSs
s, en DO TUESDAY LAT lE-D ".9g %
The todsys Flour insl; %-,,. IN ~ 9s
Pbils1 ILis sEd Dstinoie ~ ga, ONO " VIs. "".i
cui.t b., m fuy mslutslped nd "-feni
465 bite 3 asa south-rn lod7f3 fofa SOW SD I'm
oha ,n. IS bite al 81 asa, hned % GH fe'
Psovioss-Beef cD and tel dlrs downwSd holders Offer
'h.r ytry b.-ly Prh dSu!t TO s~ At sto fsses
Bacon qui-t Ii,n shacs nfner Lard 4u"t Dat noa'.
upo.r tie soyees from America have ssn-rsy thfra~n
tDer slceks susll ss.s at "a Jd6o iai~ quiet 81 ss
pficsa a., -. Al.
PsoDucs-Ths BIohen' Sd other Circasrs report Ashes
quiet ct -, fCI Po and 81 tdjlI9 or Pre' sugar ~use
b.t stssdy Cof'e In sooc crtnspd a. s s'-' he sny
coil. uLctaLEd sales " tafoIns at III Vp f "a al
700 n for gooo Mcdrus T-s bst nfu
H. good deuspd siderable advance On C"u"Vu
which aDo quot, a. 5di 10; medium sDo nae ~
uv u-a.c,.d Hoe. .t-ssv with rather s.-s
q fhisd.il tis bsTk al O. and bsi1O's1 1t "a o
selling at 45J f5' oj hah,ns doos 10 s.aL L'nso-d ga
IN active Ieque't at .s saDo srnts o sfpvV"e q'o'
AT March. ster the market continues fr n and pro-
duo.is are Ell .bs.s- orders for tl1s & CONF
lospos MARKEIs-Mrs-r-. Bariky Brothers " 20.
Iebsnsed auot AZ 80 ~ or hals aud i' bHs
Scotch Pig IS G5 SUGAR quiet Dd' prices iuy suPloftr
CoTFFr-prhr. vel mai tn-d RICE iu sood re4urst aud
frn al .si.s of CafoDs stT fot fsn "hss Iss osi
kygIrs cs IrsPEsrfSs Bs CoPrgR rso advanced ronSo
Car md TLr fie7 0l beet s.I7ct.d, tllo 0i oiLs-
L0tnps doi0s IN tIsh. Linse.d, D9 q,
HAVE NAKkEIs llOe 10. week ending Dec. ~
e.sej COTTON opep.d buoy snty aud prc-. 81 'aneed
of but CD sd vim ~nwsfd tesdsocy pice, bns oHel
supponed fe~.O'.sns trs-oidulaIie /. cara 49,
sv.eb II to- bsI. stock bard, iF,''" btes nRx'o
SUR, ou AID VI ASHES CO.. tIu-a n't Ns~ ~
Po.. lS topFEE f'LD, snd more ac'i,s oi-s snrf oI
iusEmsts WI sIo hsd niznef RICE og oueAs q- .s'eN
heIa. s,ed TALLow aEd LAID quiet "hALEsoAk hf
kutI 4 dom
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
Three Days Later fI0Hi fui Ha;SSs. Europe

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

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TOWNSHIPS = 5i5l5 54= :
&C. C. e .. &C. c. C. ic. e. G. c. c.
Perrysb'g Cor. 7l23 Is Ii55! Z2l0I 5i2t I'll 55t
Gilead Cor do do do io.dO do do!d do dodod,
B. G'n, ptinC ded1 do TO- DO dodoii do d. dodD
do pit in P DO do dodo do aoiduid dod id,
Portage, in P. dodo DO dodo do do!do.do do dodC
do in l.. do DO do dodo do doidoIdo dododC
Perrysbrg Tp.. dodo do dodo doIoidoldo dododt
Weston dodo do do do doIdo dododC
Middleton, dodo do do do i dodOidoIdo dodOdt
Portage, dodo do dodo dodo idodo dododC
Perry lodo doduio do doidoldo do dodC
Montgomery, dodo do dodo ! dodo.do-do dodod,
Freedom ,lodo do do DO do dc, do DO do do d,
Troy DO do do dodo do do!dodo odo dc
Liberty. Iodo do dndo do doldodo lodoil
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
orth.lne OF township.

No. ION road fOm northwest corner OF sec. 79,
in Lake township. east TO county line SIX mills all
taxable property within hslfa mile.
No. 3-On County ROAD on the north line Of sections
20 and 30 Lake, six mills on the dollar valuation on
all property within three fourths Of a mile north and
south thereof. exec ting the south half of ths north
half Of sec ion 20.
10. 4.-On County road, commencing at the Plank
Road, between sect and3, in Lake township, thence
south 70 south Lac of township. special tax Of six
mills the dollar valuation on all taxabls property
within half mile each side thereof.
No. 5.-On Cos nty road from the south east corner
Of /, in Lake, thence west TO southwest
of sec. - special tax Of six mills on the dollar
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

414 Is 81 So 80 6 Al
43 203 II 81 1OI 50 6 254 II 81 AZ
81 IS 81 81 IL 02 81 ~
5S o. Isl lG OI 7S 50 0 78 So 0 3I4 80 o. 81
81 10 5 % 80 207 Is ?
II 81 los 43 81 s. II g. 220 So Al y
90 296 50 81 Il II g. 81 OF 81 236 So 81
1I9 II Il 50 s. 81 239 43 Al %
l5S IL 10 76 4 Ii8 50 Is
105 % 2l 50 81 s. 2I0 So 81 q
81 4 81 81 o. 2I9 u Al q
Sc n I07 Is 4I 25 70 f. l07 l3 4l
4Oj 10 OF 10l 81 g. 4)j 10 OI 20
229 80 o. 81 Al 6 22a 80 OI II
81 i $40 Al . 1921 65 473 81 Q 6I95 O5 0 45G
(c) Township s3O3 76 6
Gilead Dist. "a ~ 7
Total $33s sc 5
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
No2-On County road, commencing at southeast
conner of sec. l6, Perry thence west and three
fourth miles, 81 mills on the dollar valuation on all
taxable property within one half mile of said road on
the north and one-fourth mile on the south.
No. 3,--On County road from northeast corner OF
sec 49, to south corner of Is, six mills
the dollar valuation all taxable property within
one half mile each side thereof.
Notion State road through Perry twp, known
las Perrysburg and MeCHtchenVille road three mills
on the dollar valuation on all property within one mile
said road each side thereof excepting that which
lies other roads running parallel or nearly so,
thereto.
No. 9.-On County road from west quarter post Of
Sec 25 in Bloom and ending at quarter post O
sec 80, in Perry, six mills The dollar valuation Oh
all property within one half mile on each side.
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP.
No. LON Sta:e road through Montg omery, known
as McCutchenvilie road. three mills the dollar
luaton on all taxable property within mile on
each side thereof excepting that which lies
other roads running nearly parallel thereto.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
No. lon Liberty and Miltonville extension road
in Liberty. mills all taxable property within
one mile of said road and not more than half the
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o. A. II s 80 90 Is So O. 755 80 O: 10
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9 80 % I y 81 81 1t g. 55I As 9; 55
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9 q II q 10 76 4 80 81 s. 39j IS 4:
8 81 50 q 2G 80 } 81 81 G. 526 As 8:
q 80 30 81 q 40 "a 81 0. 543 10 3: 80
5 1G OF O l3 81 25 79 4 267 83 ): SO
2 so 76 81 50 SO 10I q 6! 1917 IS L:
p 81 4S 5 28 IS 8 81 II 6 574 Is |:
) 872 l6 5 726 81 5 1855 81 5Ill53s Is {: 1891
(5l Township 5000 76
Gilead Dist. 80 81
Total, ,---. $396 55
Road No. 4.--On road between Tracts "a and IS of
the Maumee and the Western Reserve road six mills
on tue Dollar valuation al. ia xable property in
Tracts No. II, "a and %.
Road No. 5.--On Centre road, commencing at Nc
Cutchenve road north line of section %, thence
south-weste"ly to south line of section 3D. all in town
A. T. ). R., six mills the Dallar valuation, on all
taxable property within One-half mile thereof.
Road no. 6.--On County Road cOmme encing atthe
south post of 20, A. U. s. r. thence north
to north quarter post Of sec. ~ in same town and
range special of six mills on the dolar vaua-
ton on all taxable property within half mile there
Of and not over half the distance to any other Road
running nearly parallel thereto.
Road No. "A specia. tax of six mills on the dol
lar valuation on all taxable property the north of
section Y, north of east and the east of morn h.
west OF section q all il town4, U. s. r.. for the
improvement of the County Road commencing at
tue east quarter part Of said section ~ thence
TO McCutchenvie Road, and there terminating.
Road No. Son east Oregon Road. special tax
OF SIX is on the dollar valuation all taxable pro-
perry within one-foUrjb OF y lie the east side
ana one-lait i mie Oh The west side thereof.
Road No-9--On Cane Creek Road, commencing
az east boundary thence eastery and east to the
east line % Perrys burg Township. special tax OF
SIX Hills on the llar valuation, all taxable pro
L..L-L ON I.s l-t n..r..:. gid rod Ll
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Al their old stand in PerrysbuIy. Ohio, have
on hand, and for sale, an endless
varietyO Of celebrated
COOKING, PARLOR, AND BOX
ST O We s /
Ranging in prices TO suit the wants of all,
from Sl4 TO S35 each furnished in the most SUR
- stantia manner, with either Tin or Copper !
furniture Below We give the names Of /
Stoves:
Ajax, hot air 3sizes. square stoves,
l. Globe air tight sizes, do
New World, 4 do do
Clipper, air tight, elevated ovens, sizes
Mountain, do do do
T. Reaper. DO do 3 de-
= Premiums. A do
For afArmer stove, the Mountain and Rsapsrsan.
not be equaled, having
OVENS OF VERY LARGE CAPACITY!
The pipe coming out back ofthe oven. land net or
the top, as mOselevated oven stoyesl and are war
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