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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-28
Special Notice TO the Public.

/Above may be seen list of the prices
Tat which Mr. Hitchcock intends selling of the re.
4 naming portion OF his stock of Spring Goods
A Although hs presen stock is but small portion
] of that original inyoice--the greatness of which
astonished the people so-yet, what now remains is
undoubtedly az large any stock before in
troduced into the Couny. The great rariety yet re.
mains which accounts for the immense sales he dai.
~ makes; any person wishing anything in his line
is sure to find il on application to him. Mr.. H. has
taken great pains and expended considerable onGy,
in informing the people as to his way of doing bust.
ness and the neopls the advantage n dealing
with him. His prices are published above TO he
read by the people, who can learn by them what
they expected to pay for goods at Hitchcock s.
BY the way it strikes MS that those figures are its
lower than merchants generally put thsm In eed
should deem them hardly sufficient TO pay the Jst
and transportation from New York; We never before
have kno such goods Mr. H's TO be sold 81 such
ilgures; when goodsAre advertised as sssp ptLey us
ally rheapin quality; any Of Mr. HIS numerous
customers. however, can recommend his goods for
him. Mr.. II - object in selling OF his goods at 3
snch low rate Is that he may make rsom for his u
Summer Stock which he thinks he will soon pur-
chase. lie takes great pains in getting sueb/
goods suited 10 the W God County trade. 4
Call and see them before they are sold,
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The clerk of the weather will please take notice
that the people o! Wood County don't want any
more rain just now. 1t is written that the rain
shall be sent on the just AMI on the unjust, and
why don't you stop squeezing your old sponge
over the just inhabitants of Wool county and
cause little of the good thing, of which we have
had too much, to descend upon the unjusl people
who reside on rolling lands and laugh at your
continued showers7 D,n't you know that you
have wet us down" for the last three years un-
til we look like drowned rats? And don't you
know that every day is now needed by the til
lers of the soil TO prepare their broad fields for
the seed time? And don't you know that a fail
ure to get good crop OF corn this year will cause
many men to wear red patches on their breeches
and many women to drop breadth in the skirts
of their garments, and many children to cry for
bread II you do, why don't you ''dry up -
Come, old fellow, please do, and we will be
Ever Yours, g.
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Nothing Else Does me Any Good.

Lancaster, y. H., -, T., May, 1896.
DR.. c. IT, Jackson, PhiaGa-Drar Sir:-I have
been afflicted with Dyspepsia for number of years
and until three years since could find nothing which
would afford me relief. Fortunately for me. heard
of Dr.. Hooh Ind's German Biters, and thought that
would try them-not, however with much faith that
should be benefited by their use.
Tomy surprise fOsHd that after taking few do :
ses was relieved of the pain in my side and chest
my appetite became good, gained strength and in
fac felt stronger and in better health than had for
long time. do not allow myself TO De out of the
btters IL can obtain them, for nothing else does
any good. aM willing at all times and ready to
etate my case to any one who may wish TO know the
full particulars and shall with pleasure recomme n
them TO ALI who nay b. aliicteI with Dyspepsia q r
Liver Complaint for believs IL ANYTHING win give
them relief they will be relieved by Hoohlnd's Ger.
man BtterS Many persons in this district have used
the Bitters with beneficial results, aud | have no
doubt yon could get number of certificates were YOU
70 AJAX them, for to my certain knowledge, quite A
number have been very much benefited by the use of
your medicine.
almost forgot to mention that my daughter. about
six years old, cured of Jaundice by HoCdaud' 5
German Bitters. think best to mention this as |
have never known the. used any other of the
kind. Respectfully yours a. HALES,
WtnsAs-J. ID. Glenn. Silversmith.
They are prepared by DR.. C. VI. JACKSON, as
Aroa street rh1dslpIia, Pa, aud sold by druggists
aud storekeepers in every town and village IN the
United States Cinadas West Indies and south meri.
ca N 10 cents per bottle. 50S3
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DIR. Robnck's Remedies.

We publish in another column of to days paper an
article copied from the Cincinnati Times descriptive
of DR.. Robacks extensive medical establishment in
the city. By the way, Dr.. Roback's Rene lies have
obtained great and deserved popularity with all
classes. 1t has been but short time since those Rem
edies were introduced into this section of country
yet DR.. Brennan-Dr. Ro6acks agent in this place
informs that his sales of tht BleOi Pills and Bloc
Purifier now far exceed those of all other medicines
for which he is agent, combined. The for this
is that they have stood the of practical expert
ence, We know this not only from the mouths of
the very best results For all diseases of the blood,
general tbiliy-whe ther proceeding from sickness
or from natural weakness. nd geston, aud all kindred
as tle very best medicines extant They are des ned
TO achieve not an ephemeral succe but permanent
aud deserved reputation which will render them a
necessity to every family, Napoleon o. North West.
HGrrh2
See advertisement. 5Ow4.
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TT i. G0UCHER, of the county of whncba O.
. 10 the State of Illinois, will take nhtice that
WI. Heller of the county of Hancock and state Of
ONO did, on the 18th day of April a. u. 1852 fle
lis petition in the Court Of Common Plens, within
and for the County of Wood and State of Ohio :
against the said II ID. Goucher, setting forth that tho
.ad H. Is G"ncher gave mortgage 20 the said ". .
H. iielleron the following premises situated in the
County OF wood and state of OhiotO wis; The south
half OF the south quarter dissection number thr
~ In township thrOe north of range eleven east con-
tanning eighty acres more or less; except lot decided
Tor buryinS ground and schoo house; to scculo
the payment of $4,000, according TO "A certain note
Tor said amount referred 10 in said mort and pray
ing that said H. b. Goucher may pay said sum ofmol-
ey with the Interest thereon, that said premises
may be sold pay the samc also ,ing Judgment
against said u. B Goucher for Sa0.72 and the inter
est thereon on note executed BY him to s. NJ nnd
W. H. ilel er or bearer. The said II. H. Goucher is
notified that he is required arpear aud answer said
petition on or before the third SATURDAY after the 18th
day of May, a. u. 1852.
GOlr BROWNS. at,'ys for W. L. UrLLEn
Anri IL. lSbg- A9y6S615
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Guardian Sale.

Samuel Terry VS., Percival g., and Limna O. Kelsey
tn pursuance of an order issued by the Hon. c. II
l. Doolittle Judge of Probate for Lorain eoun-
~ state of Ohio shall expose for sale at the door
the Court House. in the village of PeTrysburg. Wood
County state of Ohio. on the 18th day OF May. A. d.
1859, AZ o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in Milton township pWooi CO. Ohio be
ing the whole of the hall OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section twentye2hti in township four NORTH OF
range nns east, containing forty acres OF land; also
one other piece OF land being the northwest quarter
ofths east half OF the north east quarter of section
number twenty eight (25l, in township Humber four
~ north OF range number nine Cg east, containing
twenty acres olsnl, be the same or less also,
the west hall OF the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter dissection number twenty.e GIT (2s). IN
township number four (4uorth of range number nine
9 east containing twenty acres of land, he the same
more OF less.
SAMUEL TER ~,
Guardian of Percival c., and Lima 0. Kelsey.
April -, lSjJ-5lW3S275.
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DIED-at the residence OF his mother, In Mont
gomery township. on the l1th inst.-MtLo STEVEN.
son, aged twenty three years, OF Puimonary Con-
sumption
person Of mild temperament and much helo we'd by
schoolmates and friends. One year previous to his
death. he united with the Presbyterian Church, and
during the short time left to him earth. he lived
consistent with the profession he had made. During
his severe illness he WAS patient and enduring aud
seemed resigned to the will of the Lord. Ne leaves
mother and five brothers, whom he hoped soon to
meet in the land where no parting tear is shed.
A T.
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casrThe Military Parade and Ball in Mnumec
next Monday, are just now interesting the gay
and gallant people hereabouts. The Guards are
making every needed preparation for the enter
tainment of their visitors and friends, and have
as urances that quite a number of military
companies will b! on parade with them on that
occasion. The Guards are now thorough
equipped and drilled, having no superiors in thi:
portion of the State. We hope they may have
fine time, on next Mondly, and that their re
ceipts may be of substantial benefit to them.
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SheriG's Sale.

Thomns FnTghcr vs. john nscho, ct al.
By virtue Of Rr order OF sale to me direc ccd and de
Ivcrcd. il this cause, rom the Of common plea
of Wood County, Ohio. l will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court House in Pcrrysburg on
Saturday. May n, 1889
between the hours OF ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock p
NJ. ofsad dav the following described real estate to
wit: The north west quarter of section number ono
(D. in township number four north of range num.
ber nine (9) east; also, the north half Of the south
west quarter OF section number one q in the ufore-
mentioned town and range, in Wood county, Ohio
containing two hundred and forty acres of land as-
cOrding to the official survey and platt.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO.
BAssE1T KENT, attSs.
AnriI
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RsB-AN kinds of Country TT ioduce taken in
exchange tor goods at the highest market price.
F. r. MILLER g. CO.,
louisiana Avenue, opposite Brown L. Hunts,
Psrrysbars, OHIO.
Cou,tOf Common pleas.

IetVtON TOF fnTtHtOH
TULlA A. BARTLETT, widow of Joshua bartlett
81 deceased Andrew Shaffer and Eizl Shaffer, OF
Stuhen County Indiana Julia Bartlett oseph SmaIey
Dnntho Smaey, Joshua Bartlett, Melvin Bartlett
neius Bartlett and Francis Bartletta ehereby notified
that Samuel Bartlett Of Wood Co.. O on March 9th,
1852 filed his petition in the Clerks Office Of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF said county, asking that
partition may be made of the following premises to
wit; The east half Of the south east quarter and the
southwest corner of the north quarter of sec
ton 10, town 3, range H. in Wood County Ohio
tanning 90 acres of land and in the proportions fol-
lOwingto wit: To the said Samuel Bartlett the one.
eighth part; to the said Andrew Shafier and Eliza
Shafer the onc-eighth part; to the said Julia Bart.
lettthe eighth part; to the said joseph Smaley
and Dantha Smaley the one-eighth parts to the snil
Joshua Bartlett the oneeghth part; to the said Mel
vim Bartlett the one'eighth part; to the said Francis
Bartlett the one,eiGhth part; TO the said Cornelius
Bartlett, the one-eghth part; and that the dover of
said Julia A. Bartlett be assigned her in said prem
ises. Said petition will be TOR hearing a the Nav
term Of said court which commences the 18th dny
Of May. 1859. SAMUEL BARTLETT.
J. F. Pace, his atty.
March 81, 1859 47wGS az
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nSr The pickerc fishing is about over. The
high stage of wafer during the best Of the run,
has worked great Injury to fishermen. Most of
the fish caught have been sold fresh and carried
to the cities and towns in the interior of the
State where they met with ready sale. Not one
barrel has been salted where in former years,
ten were packed. White B Bss fishing will soon
store for those who drag the net.
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Probate JoprI.

S7ls of Real ESsIsbv Oru,r nj Court.
~ the lith day of May. A. u. ,5s. between ,hs
y hours OF 10 o's'ocs y. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. az
The door of the Court Hanse, in the town of perr,s
pnrg Wood County. Ohio viii he sold 70 the highest
bidder the following real sate as the property OF the
heirs niJohn o hing. late of Madison County, mdi-
ana, deceased to wiz; The north half OF the nurtb
west quarter Of section eight Is town Eve Is j range
eleventh containing eighty lsO acres more or less
rerms--Cash. AMOS KING adm
ID. w. rOE, atty prf.
April ~ l9jl-5OwlS9.
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The Sickes ria, which has been in progress
about twenty days, and which could, and should
have been tried in less than five days, is still
progressing. The eastern daily papers have
published everything that has been said, dore or
thought of, during the trial, and council have
endeavored to mike their mark. They ha' e
made it, but like the mark on Canes forehead,
it will not be of much benefit to them.
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SberIG's Sale.
Harvey Burrett Va, Daniel Bnrtop Of oI

Harvey Burrett vs.. Daniel Barton, ct al.
BY virtue of an order ofsale to directed and de
hverod in the above cause from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Wood County, Ohio. will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House in Perrysburg on
Saturday, Mny H. 1859.
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and . o'clock p
NJ of said day. the following described real estate TO
witt The southeast quarter of the southeast ouar-
ter Of section number wontysix (2G), Of towuship
four 4 north Of range number nine (D) east contain
ing forty (iO) acres OF land in Wood County Ohio.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood Co.
s. JEFFERSON, atty.
April IL lS59--5Ow5S2 75,
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es-The demjons of The ToIedo Times, thu

Gs-The demons of The Tolsdo Times, thot
one horse sheet, uncorked themselves and e!far-
vesced considerably at our mention of the practi-
ces of the Island lIousr IN our last weeks issue
We advise them to put their shoppers in and let
the lager fermcnt awhile before exposing it To
the air again. No one but donkey, or all enc
my to Toledo, would uphold landlord in i'm
posing upon the travelling puolc.
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0TDon't fail to read the interesting letter
from friend Knox. Those who are looking to-
wards Pixies Peak will find it particularly in
teresting. His enumeration of articles necessa-
w for an outfit will be of great service to those
who 60 and we don't doubt but many will go
for the purpose of getting the OUTFIT
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Attachments
L. L. MerehouSe aud /. VI. Brigham vs.. George W.
Moore
Before NJ. D. Tracy, J. p. of Plain township. Wood
Co, Ohio
ON the sth day of April, A. D. 1859, said Justice
~ issued order OF alta chine Mt in the above action
for the sum OF one hundred and twenty-seven dears
and eight, seven cents O27 81.
MoREHOJSE & BRIGHAM.
April Is, lS59-5Iw3Sl
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O-s-Easter Sunday passed of with some
Fourth of July characteristics, and, inasmuch
as il came on Sunday this year, it was cele-
brated by German dance, with the usual
etceteras. on Monday night
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erPowers & Blinn have made a great re-
duction in the prices asked for their Books &
Stationery. For instance, they sell High
School Biographies for 81 25; Intermediate, 81
cents; Primary 37s cents; and all other books
at the same rate. Their assortment was never
more complete than now.
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OHc. Daufnn & hfchicnn z. r. Co

DNToN,ApTllif'lc lcOs,
FT>HE stockholders of this company are hereby mo-
tilted that their annual meeting will be held at
the ofice Of the company in Dayton on
Tuesday, May 18th next,
between the hours of 10 and IL in the morning, at
which time report of the affairs OF the company
will be submitted. And at the same place, and on
the same day, between the hours of 10 in the morn
ing and in the afternoon the stock holders will
make choice of nine Directors. to serve the ensuing
year; and act any other business that may be pre-
sented. PRESERVED SMITH, Sc Sccretary.
April 2s. 1859,
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GsA fire occurred in Windsor, c. W., oppo'
site Detroit, on Sunday morning, 1t originated
in the repairing shop of the Great Western Rail
way Company, and destroyed four locomotives
together with their tenders, one stationary en-
CINE, $50 cords of wood, and other property &c
600.
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Spring Goods!
Spring GOOds!!
Spring GOOds!!!

USANoY DRESS SILKS from 90 shilling, per
Il yard.
ISINE BLACK SILKS. OF sup erior quality. from
Il stolf shillings per yard.
CPLENDID BERAGE DELAINES at l6, 40 and 20
- cents per yard.
ELEGANT CHALLlS from Is to as cents per
T. yard.
~ ooD YARD-wlDE LAWNS from &C to ias cts
r AVN ROBE PATTERNS of beautiful sgl,+'1-
4 tremey low.
~ oop MADDER PRINTS from IS to 10 cent, per
" yard.
LINE GINGHAMs- colors warranted at shilling
Il per yard.
CHAwIS AND MANTILLAs-in styles unsurpa.s.
- ed-from $l.6O to $40 90.
DARAsOLs. direct from the Manufacturer at
l. iohoisedls prices.
MILLINERY GooDS-a complete steck-lowcr
INl than they can be found elsewhere consisting of
BONNIE rs,
RIBBONS.
FLO WERS,
LACE E EHBROIDERIES,
COLLARS,
FINE CAHBRICS,
JACONET7'Sa and
DRESS TRAININGS of oil styles at io,o prices,
MI ties. " 1
r INEN HANDKERCHIEFs-- 500 dor--at Ct cts.
GLOVES from Ct cents to 3 and 10 shillings per
~ pair
uOSE-white and coorcd--from 10 cents to
IL shillings.
DOMESTICs at unparalleled low prices:-
nENIMS-bost quIlity-at 10 cents per yard.
HEAvY SHEETINGs-yard wide-at cents por
IL yard.
LHlNE BR'N MUSLINS from s to 10 cts. per yard
LIME BLEACIIED MUSLINS from Ct cents up.
TNlCKINGS-good and frm-at only 10 cents per
l. ward.
S S"IRTlNos-Ol"'--'"'"p'
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
school Exominers' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at Perrysburg.
on the First Tuesday of May next
Ia addition to the usual course, all Teachers vii
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at . o'clock AM.
Wv. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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aaWe have had liking for sugar ever since
we received note from our little sweetheart at
school, containing the following original and
truthful line:
.-.. "Sugur is sweet and so are you"
Speaking of sugar, reminds us that Hitchcock has
lust ss nice an article Of Orean as ever melted
in the mouth, which he sells at cents per
mound.
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Sherin's sale.
ShcriH's sale.
William J. Martin. admir- of Charles Slarrctt dec Y,
Willinm Kirk.

" IuW J NhTIIh, NUN 7 OF IhNrIes STarrctt, dec ~
William Kirk.
10y virtue Of vendi writ Of execution to n,e di.
ID rscted and delivered from tho Court of Common
Pleas of Shelby County Oh o, in the above entitled
case. will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in Perrysburg Wood Co.. o. on
Saturday. May ~. 1859
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. aud o'clock p
NJ OF sa,o d.v, the following real estate, TO witt The
half of the south east d%nr,or OF , t"' ,ne west
twenty-five (2?) township number four az north of
range nine () east, called Milton, situnISG 4 In NJ
County, Ohio, containing forty tfO acres of land me-.
or less. G.. w. NORTON sheriff Wood Co
MARTIN. atty plf.
April II lRJ9-5Ow5SJ1c
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One of the most Prevalent, an

One of the most Prevalent, aud at tue same
time. troublesome and painful diseases that attend
the human flesh is the Fever and que. Fora long
time the medical world has been continually bring
ing forth numerous specifics for its permanent
bur all without effect Dr.. J. IIosetter, an expert
enccd and celebrated physician, has succeeded in
furnishing the public with valuable preparation
for the cure ofFever and gut. The steady md in
crcasiug demand lately made for the Bitters" and
the universal success attending its use, have made
for il reputation unsurpassed by any specific of the
kind For the cure OF the Fever and Ague DR..
Hostctter's celebrated Stomach Bittcrs must and
should claim superiority over any other prepa ra-
ton cNtant.
Sold by druggists and dealers general yeverywhere
ES~See adv. in another column. 5lw4.
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nrE. S. s. Rouse, Esq, the Poet-Philoso-
pher, has sent us poem on Dignity Of Labor,
Dandies, Fools, &c." which will appear next
week.
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Sale of Real Estate BY order of Court.

John Yeager z John Webb. qdn'rs., VS. Louisa neis-
er, ct 81.
ON the Goth day of May 1850, between the hours OF
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. ". of slid day
at the door Of the Court House. in the town of Per-
rysburg, will he sold to the highest bidder the follow.
ing real estate the property of Nicholas Reiser de-
seasod TO wit: In.lots No. three hundred and
hftyeight 1851 and three hundred and sixtythree
(363) in the town of Perrysburg. Wood county o.
Terms of sale one-third in hand, third in one
year and One-third in two years with interest
JOHN EYAGER JOHN WEBB adm'rs
F.& D. X. HOLLEEBECK att',s.
April 29, ls59-Ilw4S2I3
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FIRST Fruit of the Extra Session.

! We were somewhat aslonished, when, on last
| Monday. we learned that every dollar in the
State Treasury for general revenue purposes had
been exhausted and that the creditors of the
State were compelled TO forego the payment OF
their claims. The fund can only be recruited
BY the tolls from the Canals. till the semi annual
collection OF taxes is completed in June. There
is much complaint at this state OF affairs but we
know of no remedy After the shameful treat
ment of the Treasurer by the late legislature he
will be very sure not to appropriate the other
funds IN the Treasury to pay any demand upon
the general revenue fund, no matter how press.
ing the emergency. We eIrn that there is
about $35OOO0 in the Treasury. OF this sum,
1925 600 b-long To the sinking fund $5O 900 to
the school library fund and the balance to other
funds The law Is imperative that each fund
shall be kept separate, and not dollar can be
taken from any of them for purposes not con-
templated by their creation.
This result should have been forescen by The
legislature, and should have been avoided. But
they made large appropriations for various pur-
poses, and paid off all the old claims that have
been presented for the last ten years. Over for
! ty thousand dollars went in one sum to the
Lewistown Reservoir. So soon as the general
appropriation bill was passed. every claimant
at once esented his order for tho money. These
! have all been paid presented, but the result
has been the total exhaustion of that fund.
The salaries Of all the Judges, State officers, &c,
the expenses of the Canals. the Penitentiary, all
| the Benevolent Institutions, the work on the
State House, &c. &c, must all 90 without pay
till the August settlement of County Treasurer
shall repensh this fund. 1t is nice state o
alfnirs, but we know Of no remedy. The legis-
| la lure should have fixed things differently, and
upon it must rest the onsibility. COLUMBIA,
| Gazette.