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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
B11us ~ the Lansing Uouse.

L.. E..ut-. aa- T. 'is possession certificates
ttau, s-t j. permitted 20 r-i.r 20 hundreds Of
gentlemen at ..1. star ..r- ant -esrec-aj:i;v.
.n Detroit, London. Toronto ~ other ci-.e- and
towns wn1 having been reduced - the border
Of raa grave from Liver Ccn- 'aiur- Dyspepsia.
laI Other diseases. a-. having tried IN VAN their
physician. rr1-c- ,-.9-.-, and most 81 tac quack
Ho=-ra-l- for tDe cure ~ tho-e di-ea-cs arc ROW.
trora tie use Of IL Fe--tah." Medicine. IN he
enjoyment %. perfect -.e'-h
D.. srlco-- i,=. I'm the cities of London and
Detroit. daring fho ls-,-evsl wears, administered
The different T--ns94. agents Of th- Vegetable
Kingdom 70 thousands ol patients, ID almost cv-
a-v variety ~ disease, WIKI unparalleled success.
Ills medicine a-e exclusively vegetable. and sach
- are safe arI ct1cacors iu The cure 0. disease.
without ertaIiirC Cd tie patieL. any q tho-e
mi=-Iies experienced from mineral poi-au=.
Chrome or Liogrrlg Diseases Of the Lungs,
Liver, k5ia-v-. aud >e-o+-'a Ca4cer- al i.rpgri-
ties ri the blood, ard p, diseases 81 Women and
Children. treated -lre--tuIv.
Dr. kn~rort has had great experience In dis
eases of the Chest All NeT~c-s System. curing
-uEd-. T. oc cases r-1ro-rcei ircu-uhie ~ other
physicians.
30 CHAGCr FOR CONSULTATION
- u. Ke-ao,tz residence, Detroit. Fl.
trance 20 D-sre-sa-v. No. i Congress street.
entrance 70 Office, Gri-woli street fr-. door trorr
Cor-cc--.
Dr.. kernott viilaIso visit Olo1ia-a the 18th
Eaton Rapids the l-,h, and Mason the lS,h O.
every month. I2e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
commissioners Notice.

NJ f the undersigned having been appointed
" commissioners upon the estate of Isaac Ho'-
ley, OF the town OF Delhi. Inch8m county. Mich
isan. deceas for the purpose of allowing claims
against said estate: Notice i therefore hereby
gwen, That We viii meet io- the purpose Of audi
ting accounts against said esta.., on the sew
cath day Of April, and twelfth d5y Of July, 4
D.l>59, between the hours Of O'Clock 4. u.
anc O'Clock /. NJ, Of each OF said 3lvs. az the
Delhi Centre House, II the township Of D,lhi.-
Six months being the time allowed ~ the
Judge Of Probate for presenting Claims a.a'-s.
said estate. Alpersons are therefore here5v no.
'.Ied that unless such claims are presente,. upon
the days above mentioned, they vii he forever
barred. JOHN WRIGHT.
T. L. BULLEN,
tT2e- Commissioners.
March 18th, 1882.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

GENUINE Liquors, imported from ,le Bonded
u Customs Warehouse, - "5acrzs', can la
had from the tavelirg agent ~ Lansing dining
the session Of the Legislature. Those intending
TO purchase can judge If their quality n c',ae-
the Columbus House, Benton House. or - II
gar's Saloon. Further comment would De r.
necessary.
N.B.-Prices IN keeping with tie times.
F. Il. ALLISON,
le5m3 Montreal Ac--;.
Co!En5'.; H31ss, Lansing, yan. Is, ~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29

and can /. i al bills OF work and material for the
entire FL shjE- OF houses. Al common sizes Of
Pine ani Whcewood Doors fo- sale low.
These n ant Of houses OF building material
vii! dr v Il TO give me a call, for am bound 70
compete gita al competition, IL the price be
what itnay. Al kinds ofprodIce and occasion
ally ho-ae, wagon, watch, or good cash note
taken in part pay for building or Houses and
Lots. &C. {. DODGE.
Lansing, January /, 1889. l96
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
The Coleman Farm Hill.
Every Farmer his OWN KILLER!
GREAT SAVING OF TINE < EXPENSE

TIE oaly Successful Ho.d'ic Nh err ;.res.sj fer
max. 2 Bact'ries' ap@ Family F7orr.
TT cen b. .uu by Horse. Steam, Wind o. VA.
L ter Power.
Price. with Sieve arranged, for sitting Corn
Meal TO- mix use. while grinding $50
Price, VIII Boiling Machine attached, for
making Family Flour, SO
DESCRIPTIVE Circulars NAV be had. or the Mil
can he seen in operation. at the OAie Of the
Coleman Farm Nil Company" Tribune Build
ings, Ne. Spruce s., y. L, whore al orders
will receive prompt attention.
smIel MARTIN THATCHER. Sec
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
JUST PULLS EDn

NE- Wo-z REIEvBirLY LLrsTEAEED l~ITl li4f
AATg FSsKsylss- oF MANLY ,'I T4 Gf- - fii p.
WORK Of plsE,sKs 0y TEs GFN.raL '-gsNs % o. -.
Ir-fr 20 me !rsIfc, - i.H- kfh>nLii- hfh-t-'f.+
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-29
NEW JENELRY ESTABLISHMENT.

TN G- designed would respectfully inform
i ,la c.-.zaus OF Lansing and tie surround
i1I cov--rv. nat he has permanently located in
Lansing and opened shop for the Repairing of
Watches. clocks. JeyseIry. sc.
one door north Of FIl;o-.'s Har,lva-a Store. and
directly opposite HliinCs' Sore. vhere he viii
he happy 20 aCeC lno4ate AZ those wishing any
thing In his I'm. Of business on short notice.
feeling 2 sCrad = he car give GOOD satisfaction
Also. constant 3 or hand snle-!:i assortment
Of Gold and Siiv Watches. Breast Pms. Brace
lets, Ear and ri; er Rings. sc. &c., which can
be had ~ the o. :. possible rates.
+. T. RATH
Lansing, April 18th, 1896.
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cn-rrzE OLDEST
Furniture Warehouse
II TIE COUNTRY,
EOni.sst G.ock, HI, Jefferson
syPaEe.
To al Furniture Buyers,

offer - the public by tar the large, and NEST
complete assortment oi
FURNITURE, CHAIRS. MATTRESSES,
L6otiaq-G assoc, HI''2r- lrro, d..
That can he found west Of Nrw No,i; cj,y, al NJ
which was selected with tie greatest care, and
with par. -ulr reference tn the Material, Manu-
lacture, Quality, style, Fashion and Price.
-" Tie same wiI be sold ne - per cont. less
than ever offered in Detroit. 81
Parlor. Dining. Bedroom. library 4.d Office
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s. sEs. BEN
AND LUMBER YARD.
I HAVE On hand aad for sale, large and well
L selected stock OF
tt Ne l. u u b T. r,

Embraci- al the diflercr; thicknesses and quail
tiles in general use. \ large lot of Sized Boards
Cor Gnthir houses and barns. ANY amount of
first, second and common inch, inch AMI fourth
flooring, shcii offer very low for cash
Also, 10000 J.st 81 Scd,tlit and Jo,sis.
Of all leHclh, and sizes, Roof Boards, Board and
Stick Lath. lh0,o1o choice Shaved pine shin
gle. Irge amount Of Hewed Timber Bass
and Wildwood Lumber, Ash and BaSswooi
Flooring.
The atove lumber WI be sold ronch o. dress
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08
Gin 1trtbeil iiber bic Deutftb<u<

Der r@entin" Elm in Sadion Geuny> 9owa erl&einenoes
teuotrati&es 8ot, iareitt: >" ~
Die beut&n neantbaren no beannt als rpietnunader
uno n1ubtftsr in jepem tnenen, uer e s.cbnt ba<
ben e otn n'ts son ber 8 unD ser seoenbarten &sun
pnen M sauten an te tdnfsee Dafn 3ur 8obnuns su
8efans fur bic 1baten in otm 2etn unb banben mad ben,
eo Der llnsdubsen mir won leten db,b nit nod am e>
ben fnb; t teben a mad &narie in r Ypli in per oal
uno &tson at nb Elm u& ar itoes 2anp unp fit ito s.
menpe, unb serstttn bre 2anbseute" @s 1s's#$ss@
"Rnepaotbina 1T eisfr &er( paBl utdt ater en en
ebldes 3inppib" .< $50 s..' ->ss .ss g
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08


3stn 3sileu uper nenssr bben einen @quars-
9nB.
Gin Square I Mal. >. 500.
Gin Square 2 Wal -. l23.
Gin Square 3 Mol. y. 175.
Sin @q quare 4 Mal. -. 2>25.
Gin Square fir 3 Dfonate $50.
Gin Square fit 6 Wonate 1000.
Gin 5quore fir 1 Sabr 1900.
MT @rSBere Mnsei9en weroen nerbdltnib>
mabts auf oaS Yiatslte bere9nst unb Niertel-
jabrli4 YprausbsSabn.
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published By S.AlNL LUDVIGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertisin
One Square, l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 500.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08

Oeler Netus wuroe mir purb ben t0o1ben 9ptar NIT oem
@mn 3~radseeQt: "Dab f& re 2St. Masitra our Mten<
ben elmer part perfaBn Sdrt nit ep:omren Cd t1n no
mir fret fue> onoere mutse onsuset oenbe: tf
naeb Sen atuibiten"
SD fubr alp nab gBien unp erpe mir eiuen pab na
Gn9lnnb
Rurs teyor t ben faon @eYer5 9ot ib Elm YrYi l.
leg CUR 5erau5eab ener uu9aben 3eun9 ensefpmmn.
Sb dterrvib @eub tt bel 9upien benz GuberSps
2uomia; nit eer 8itte es 9nd pisn 9nireu su wple1.
no un9oril9 mo(en Sie bic 3euns bau69ebn 2" fraste
bic faierle 6obeit a neil ib oaob opobl meiem gatrz
lanee 81 nayen aS aud enn Nabrssps u spnen CLAUDE
SD tbee Sbnen b ben 9ietu5 Gin peu lleberlebuna) unb
raa Yrp9ramm peS 8lates NIT:
aaiieri4 aSnisitbe ayoaoli4s majcaat!
Der lnterdnete bat lt mebrn Sabren g9t5 periaum UNI
ien @ei aus5uboen uno iein 6 Yereor mate AUDI nit
Nuppferun9 ne6 @ermI9n6 Neilen III Selee, Del1lanp,
Der @dme na &pu> Gyrafu5 etben uno @ontannpp. Naz
benz berlbe bis bt eint9e ote @ beraus9e9ben feline lra
Ride 1bd9et in un9arVba @pra@e nit elmer Sr Maed &C.
ptpeten "@of5bymne" be9pnen no 1T bereten @pra9e feline
ee III @rie4enano" perSenit bat, eaub 9bSrie easu
qualifcrt e cine 3eins in un9arb @pae beau65uz
9ebe, uno oaou oe @ateranoe uc au benz @eammtaat
nab &dfn nibd gu in bober Gurer 6. g. aaaat
0be iuppltcir ibm Elm fir pien 3ed erfcoere6 Yrpi9>
nab benz bei9eldboltete1 plane 9n1ot9f su Yereben.
@it teter Dentbat unb @ebruns Gurer &aiier @atfat
ersebener uno 9ereuer lntertbon
@amuelp. 2ubYi9b,
@eriats> >goyotat an Der Difretual<Gafe
su Gins
plon eines unearaen 8lattes.
~Der 6ain~
f0r9etft8es2eben,
nit eir'r Belase
30 / y E"
fit &ress< unb Grpen5 glabridtn.
@etist @amuel Qutsisb.
Diels Spurna iou in e 9udprad pe5 5. Carl &ei9art
;u Gins spti Wlal bic gDpbe beraus9e9eten peroen
&eapens: 8ibuns pa @eeS> gereoluns be8 ens> 9eIe0
se6 @snasen a1es @Sne> Gol @rpee in Der Naur unb i'm
menldl@en 2eben
a. Da8 @aterlanb> ben Staa &unf uno Bi1enl9aft be>
fenoe @barattersu9e perptener NRdnner
Naursel&i@Ai9e, afi&e unp opp9rapbi4 Data 70 pe
seu.einnueise GrFnbunsen
c. @eie>@tts3en, Grsdblunsen uno @eoi&e.
d. 8eurbcun9 neuer paterldntil9er QBerte.
Die ~ iaune" miro i9 alr &alonnements ntbaten
alt5 Mertwlb9e enbalte, was i'm us< unb I'm enlanpe @
et9ne unb M9ricuu 6atbwert unb 6ance beence te9e1
aufnebmen. Die e&ebattipn be6 u6a ines"
Den Ylan Batte i9 tem &etu6 in un9orier @prae BEL
a&otet @ebr bolp erfubr i'd c mnen s9enten @n, 5m
BON Nenetb, ca6 d uner;eidn unb ber @abalt Jul
Snformatio . II 3u9ei&dt wurce
Stun, bic Ben 9erren m59en nab 8elieben tnormren
endo8f abmittn> opr u19ebalten ren. 8ei ben &C.
senpdrti9en Serbatn1en gilt eS mir siem e@ pen s i&en
I'M srpben prptotuu res Gatums e&rieben 81 iteben:
~Du uQf ein drirter un9aril6er Suurnat wereen!"
ama ns t 's n s ss' @ % " ss s9 s% sssif a
70 b man (bas His Exency )btr 3atu1en n
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08
Moenten Der ~Mfiun. Staat85eitnn9.

M9entcn Der ~~fiun. Staat85eitn't8. :"
Minne1 1pta.
New ~lllm unb 8rown County ST. Jprltsr,
6t. Yeter unb Nicclet @tY QD. 9bimnel>
@t. Mntbony u. Miuniapplis> Srtb u. anoel""@>
@basfa ST. @oer,
Carver ct. Hult,
@bafupee %. 81. au9>
Manfato 6. Safpbsba9en
@tQ pater unb Walbn9tpn @ty ST. S9effer
Sa1ting uno Dafota @tY 9. @9miet,
@iupua uno Winpna @tY 5r. Slider.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08
Dfllttrifi( d { s.
Der OiC0ter unb fein Uer(a0.

TprtIeBung.
Per Statbaerez8efebl bat gum Gbe{le AUDI oiele B(ltb
Sefndt SD enia9te bet i6n,eibenon 5ofnuns une atreb
bao na oem 9e9eben @eyerS eren &urs, er mir mttel
be9en Ma9ateS> bic 9u6wonoeun9 na Nera erprfen lp
Die eberBuns pe6 latein9en Sri9nale8 lautet ie p9t
~uGure &5nisl Dur&lau&t s. s. Grtprn Grsber3os pc
Seerrei@ alatn oe6 &5ni9re&e5 llnsarn 9pSbe
unsarii Stattbaere @ndoeaer 9er anp @naosfe 5eren
SD benn, pur@ ben Masfrat eer 6fab tref oer Com
on 9ndcisen fSns @ee aut M ?4346 bes Sabrs6 1898
Stober belebr wuoen gu fem erfee oeu bic 6osen
bel menen jebSen prncpen oarau8 eneben Innen bp m be
tenne suse oab i'd 10 ebr ben Benafeu er9eten bin, ba
mir e ele be 2ebeu enasen alS bnen uno ben barau
enprnAenoen 6:@tn rober i - Bel pe 3uanoe unierer
lin olen 2iatur uno unierer st Dts <@arrtere- fen
eu b cine nuboie 8arpe Groe su erpen wosu m atoe
su arm bin; ionoern pmbr I'M 9eben &shtl9t uno Gb fiji
oas QDiinldenperbele balte.
Cure &6nsl Dur9laut uno Cine 5o&l6b un9arii@e Statt
bal bite ib tenn eoebent 99en oeen Wlcrata Ni&t6 Elm
epnpet weron tonn mir eien Gm9raipn5g gab a @ner!ta
nit @rlab ce 1are> 8ndc9f su 9enebmi9en.
l1etri9ens NIT tiefer @briur@t 9obouo
ersetenter Dener
Samuel " 9ubpi9b>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08

5 .ss 8. S 6. .. @ilfuan, t:i~
MoYpfaten unb &e1t5>9lnmdlte>
en,pfeblen f@ ibren ptrebrten teut{9en Mitbiir-
germ ais Ne9tsbeilfauee uub in's 8eIpnbere aur
Wusferti9uug run llrfunbeu &c.
Otfiee: ltetsr Saftr II. 8anes' 2aten, St
StraBe, ct. WuuI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08
M66re6en.
9nfnh m nim :,

5afob Main5er,
Trteeen6ri9ter Justice of the Peace,
Deuti&er Mptar II. Qanb-Mseut,
pbSnir- -9lod, Gdt ter Drittcm ums Dabalbaw-
.. @traBe, (nobe Der 8rife,) ...
sn,pfeblt N& ben beutlbeu Yuelitum 3ur Mnfer-
tt9uns une 8eelaubieuua aller Efentliben Wa>
rere, lotpie aud sur slusfertisun9 Don Mappen
une anteren 3ei6nuussu.
8ouft unb perfouft 2onb lit &pn1mi(iipn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08
Oc,ttibe Npptbefe

9r. st. 2llberti,
praftil9er
NrjtSperateur&@ @eburtSbelfer.
office: ct. Mntbpnyfrabe,
Spil9en ber presbYter. STRIDE ,tnb ber Ypf-O OfFee,
ct. Yaul, Wimnelota.
Spre9 funben: NOr9ens Yun Z bis 9,
Nadmitta9s pou t5 3 uno Nbeubs ppn 7 bis 10
llbr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08
9ulius @eoreii,
Effef1f I IL Mnf r

Ju1tH1 UtDf9U,
5ffentlt6er 9}ptar,
&de ber @abibatu= uuc 6ten @trabe, eeaeniite
Der fransUl. tatb. Stride,
emtfeblt fd ieinen teut16en Mitbiireern aur
Wntertisuns unb 8esaubisuus BON seri1tli@en
Dotumtnten unb llrfuuter, ols: Rauftriefen,
pypctbefen (Deebs une Mcrteaees)> Mietbs-
unb @el4afts- Gpntrastcn, Geltamenteu, NoQ-
ma@ten fur has Snlanb unc Deutl9lanb, Icwie
3ur Be(ereuns aller in ras Notarfat einldlasen-
ben @el11fte. 1b52. 10
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Be0inQunQen.

Die xWfiuueiota StaatS5eitnne" er~
14eiut jepen @amitag. tu,.4
YreiS: 3wei Dullars, 1T balbjabrlser
Yorausbe5ab(ung.
Mbonuiren fann n,au gu ireenb elmer 3eit be6
Sabres; bod fDnnen bic bent announcement ppran>
oebenben Nummern nicbt na9selanot tuerben.
Der 5ub1criptionS= =Bctrag fann III Ncten it,
Soeub eiuer auten Banf rber> bel balbjabrigem
Nbonnement, in 80 fmarfen brieait einst>
fhidt weroen.
Np gDeuu @elo 1T reeiitrirteu 8riefen Ser~
loren sebt, trasen wir bet 8erlnlf oob ni9t IN
unresiltrirtsn Briefcn.
MGe Mttbeilunsen, @eloer u. {. ~. llnb 3u
aobelIrsn:
Samuel Gunpi0b, publi(btr,
Bpr Nr. 2445, ct. Yaul, Winnelota.
Nreiie filr Nn3ct9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-08

Jmportatipu uu9arif@er QBeiue,
Don
Greunb & @rpl1in9er
Nr. LOG, Waterfrabe, New~gort.
Der l1nter3ei&nete nimmt 8eiteQunsen an.
g. Quboi9b,
Bridge Blod, ct. Yaul.
Jutte u. 9tdmann,
ga imirs~ uno 1u@bdnbler>
9r- 10O> DuanefraBe, Mep~gort.
o. @ttts Elm Eager une souffanbiaes N7prt-
beien dAbriten. - -.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
JAMES MuTRNY, atty pl'f.
March II, lS5g-i5WGS3. Z
SHERlFF'S SALE.

John Bates vs., 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-
tied cause will offer for sale the door of the court
house. in Perrysburg, on
Saturday. April 3Oth, 1850.
between the hours of - o'clock NJ and o'clock p NJ
of said day the following real estate: part river
tract number eighty.one tSl,) in township number
three 3O Of the United States Reserve in Wood coun
ty, Ohio, bounded follows: On the north by the
Maumee River the by the east line of said riv
tract the south by Grassy Creek, and the west
by line parallel with the line of river ruct No
eighty (S0 and distant hererom casterly three aud
50-lO0i3 $4,000 lchains-(exceptine tract contain
ing fifty ght hundrcdths of AN acre described as
follows beginning at point where sadlast described
line crosses the Perryshurg aud Orcgor road thence
running north said line eight and 02l00 Is 92l0O
chains, 20 said Perrysburg and Oregon road thence
southerly along said road to the pmce ofbeginning-
containing ninety seven acres oflaud more or less.
CIV. NORTON sheriff of Wood CO., o.
JANIS MURRAY, atty prf.
March 1Itb lS5u--IlWbS6 Il
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Petty Prescription.

The publication OF the mltter which appear
ell in our Extra of last week, has thrown all To-
cnfocodom into the grc1tcs' CONSERVATION pos
sible The locoroco members Of the Legislature,
il seems, are disposed TO icrrit ont the mlu who
e1rosed those letters aud provide for his imme'
diaio punishment. Here is what the G0'amhas
correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald says Oh
the subject;
MIR Hughes of Butler, introduced the famous
bill of the session designed to punish the cor
resrondinr Clerk Of the Auditor for heing guilty
of being suspected Of being tue Herald CORES
pondrnt aud Of gctting out from among tIi'
letters Oh file iu the Sinking Fund Commission
,rs Office, the Morgan und Edgerton cores
pondence, which so thoroughly demolished thci
Investigating Report and Of which Cana
Commissioner BoCkus says Morgan was . Too
for not having destroyed them" The bill, hl
nr,scribing the number OF Clerks to be employ
ed. cuts olf the Corresponding Clerk, aud pre-
clu,es the Auditor from employing and paying
puy one for the discharge of bis duti's. II onl'
peiccts what the Senate left unfinished i'll thei
Appropriation Bill.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
TnICLO L2GlMIIliCan.

At the election in Toledo last Monday, the
Republicans elected fourteen OF the seventeen
officers Mayor Brownce was reelected, main
ly by Republican votes.
Great excitement prevailed of tho election.
u. S. Marshal johnson drew pistol, Steedmau
drew a dirk, aul the Irish generally pitched III
No person was seriously injured. An accdcn
tai discharge of Johnsons pistol came ncn
moving fatal shot, the ball passing througl
Ell McDonnld's coat.
Dan. Scgur, the old line whig who gave 'h
Toledo Locofoces the itch was defeated be
cause he didn't catch it of the Stcedman clique
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SuERlFFS SALE


David and John Mogle Samuel Huffman.
Ky virtue of ri IA writ ofexecution with an or
~ der 70 sell attached prOpcrtyyto me directed and
delivered in this case from the court of common pleas
of Wood county Ohio, ! will uifer for sale al the
door of the court house in Perry sburg, on
Saturday, April 30th, a. y. 1859,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock NJ aud o'clock p NJ.
o said DAY the following real estate Fifyive acres
OF tho west side of road tract number seven Ga the
Maumse aud Western Reserve Road lands; also lots
numbC ell nIots number fifteen, sixteen, seventeen.
eighteen aud twenty 10, 10, H. S 2O) in the town OF
Frcepor also east pirt Of south half Of section num-
Der elovcG (l) township number four ll north range
number eleven lll) cast containing 216 acres all in
Wood county, Ohio.
O. w. NORTON. sheriff, Wood co.. o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'f
March IL, lS5y--lJv0Sd co.
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StlERIFF'S SALE

James II. Holister vs.. Cyrenus Goodell ct al.
DN virtue OF III Fa writ of execution tom direct
ID ed aud delivered from the court OF common pleas
OF Moot county. Ohio jn the above eatitled cause
will osr tor sale at the door of the house in
Perry sburE, on
Satuydgy, April S0th, \. y. 1880,
between the hours OF clock NJ, and O'Clock, F. NJ
of said Gay the following real estate for the payment
of the amount due from GoOdell to uo)listgr The
west halt OF the south east quarter; also, the wes
halfoi the northeast quarter, of section number
twenty,eightt2S,A ct township number six (Gl north
range numhertwelye (l2) east, in Wood county Ohio
containing leo acres, more or less aud for the pay
mvnt of the amount found due from GoOdell 90 Jas
Baruet with interest and costs OF suit, the following
real 0ste: The east half ot the northeast quarter o
section number tWcut.eigm (2Sl township number
six i} nor. h. range number ~ Give az east in Wood
county, Ohio containing eighty asres in the last men
toned tract, move or less.
c. ", NORTON, sheriff Wood loa o,
JkNFS MvWRAY, Rtty plR.
q March II, 1852 i5wCSi,SO
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SO PcMiiCntinrY

The loco(ocos have introduced bill iuto
the legislature 10 abolish all laws, or parts Of
laws, relating to the organization aud govern
meut of the Ohio Peniicntiary, The oStcnsible
object of this measure is, to secure the adoption
of new law which will place the control OF
that institution in the hands OF the locolocoS'
by taking the appointing power out OF 'h'
hands of Gov Chuse 1t will be remembered
that an act was passed TO secure this latter ob
iccl last winter, but the Supreme Court declared
i, unconstitutional. They hope, by this meas
urc to compel the Supreme Court to decide III
,heit favor, as any other decision wonld abolish
The pcnitentiury at once We suppose ihe''
,,nl object is To abolish that institution whlcl
deprives their party of so many votes ana suc'
large number of fighting aud bo''o'-stulllnt
men. They know that all such men Will be
needed next fall to make even the shadow oil /
once powerful party.
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a IoNcIling SCENE.

After his usual "Wednesday evening lecture
last night, the Rev, Mr., Beecher presented to
his congregation the case of slave mother in
Virginia WHO haG been freed with her five chill
dren by the will of her deceased mistress but
whom the heirs, availing themselves of legal
cchuicalitics, had again re luced to slavery.
A humane slave.dealtr had bought them all TO,
al 600, aud had offered the mother their free.
dom for the same amount--at the same time al
lowing her to come North, with one of her chill
dren To raise the moacy-tOking her word OF
hoGor that she woull return, She had collected
five hundred dollars in Philadelphia, aud now
solicited five hundred more. Mr. B. called on
her To stand up. She rose--os white, as free
apparently from all taint of negro blood in hue
or hair, or speech, or manucLLS any member OF
that congregation. Aud her little brown haired
boy was as sweet IA child us any mother fondlrS
in New York. Over $500 were collected on
the spot; the remaining 5000, we cannot doubt,
will he sent to Mr.. Bcechor early this morning.
II ia in all its aspects one of the most meri ,or-
Gus appeals ever made tn the charity ct II rich
and benevolent community.--N l. Tribune,
Of WedEtSday
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Roxanna Morehocse VS.. Andrew Morehouse.
DY virtue ofan al vend writ of execution to me di.
ID rccted aud delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house, in Perrysbmg,O
Saturday, April 3Oth A. ID. 1850,
between the hours of IL o'clock VI and o'clock L, NJ
of said day. the folowingreal estate The north
quarter of the northeast quarter of section number
Der nlnc o. east, in Wood county, Ohio. containing
~ acres more or less.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood co. o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'R
March II. lSjg-l5wGS325