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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

GREAT FIRE Ar MISUNDERSTANDING
OFFICES BURNED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 2.
A fire last night caught in the cellar of the Ea.
Main street, including Eagle and ENQUIRER, Avail
anehe, Ledger, Christian Advocate, and the Pres
byterian Sentinel Offices, Sutton & Clark, Print.
ers; the stores of Messrs. Gkey & Warren, Saffar-
ems & SIratton. W. II. Hunt, N SLillman, Henrick
& Bros, and the saloon of Joseph Tuefnl
Loss-Sl50, 900. More or less insured
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nIeoicimes.
DIR. NEANN'S
BALSAM!
Unrivalled in the History of Medicine
THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN

THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
4 50 eEtensivels sold and with such unrEaed sue
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ts res Of years Of experiment. and study, By the p6pr
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remedy This Basam is only recommended for one eiaSS
Of disc ses, viz those prOdaeed bv malaria and enters
poison maari IL the system: and as tni h i
larry recommended. Nov for few svideGres:
oBERLIS, Ohio, June I, Isss.
MEssRS. s. X. MANN & Co.-Gents: Having hal
iy mud It the mot prompt and efficient remedial agent
io the certain cure Of age evei used and as strengthen
Your obedisnt servast.
SAMUEL HENDRY.
oLNEY ILL, sert %, 1851
MESSRS; s MANN, 4 Co.-Gents: Your AGUE
BASAM IS the oly remedy that to meet the warts
q ste people Of this locality We have upon shelves
tts but DR.. Manns Ague Basan sells in preference 10
ah others from the simple fact fhAt cures It is ined
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known it to fail in any when properly used Ills
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MESSRS s. K MANN & cove find the demand
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Sold by all good Druggists.
6s,z WILLIAM FISKE,
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OswEeo, March l.
The Republicans elect Fitzhugh, Mayor, by 224
majority. and every Alderman and Supervisor on
the tickety.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported ey the UuIos Telegraph,
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ST CLAIR sTREETs
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NEWS NOT TELEGRAPHED TO CLEVE-
LAND.
BosToN March l.
The immense Warehouse, No. 245 Broad street,
was burned last night The total loss amounted to
$3.50 200, on which there is insurance of $780,
600. The loss includes 10000 bags linseed, 1000
bales ofcotton, and $50 bales gunny bags.
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n. H. s0LoMoNsoN.

" u. DULUMUNDUN.
PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeDs the largest assortment of approved kinds o.
PEcTACEES. All his glasses whether for near or fan
htsd ars ground under his inspection by machine
Of new construction. with the creates; care
m the ewes in all cases. curing Weakness Dizziaess
asmuation Of the Eyes, and mParting strength for lOnl
aading fine sewing.
I~N II SoIomonson would here inform the public
.ever employs any ons in the sale of fhislensss.
- Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. NJ
41oseQPES, COAIPASSES. &c, ksyi on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
,.erted without pain, IS perfect as natural.
k-Once3s Superior street under the American Hofel
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TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEl
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TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
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"OUR MUSICAL FRIEND" is filed with the best Piano
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Quadriles, Wazes. and every other species Of musical
composition for Voice and Piano. by the best American and
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adapted TO every grade Of performer.
The quantity of music, procured from the regular
publishers, would cost than ten times what we
charge.
years subscription to Our Musical Friend will
sure new and fashionable worth least Two HUN
DOLLARS and entirely sufficient for the home circle
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly IS; Half Yearly $3.50; Quarterly Sl,2s The
volume commenced on the lst December, 1855.
C. B. SEYMOUR CO., PrOprietOrs,
mar2dkwlm224 No. l3 Frankfort St. n. Y.
HoLLoWAY's OINTMENT AND Pills Base
couatereits are IN the markell Look the watsr-nar
Holloway New York and London" portrayed every
leaf OF the book of directions This trademark and test
of geuuneness be plainly by holding the leaf be-
tween the eye and the light Without this they but
vile limitations
Sold at the mandatory. No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists 25c sc. and 81 per
box 255
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PaTcHELoRS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all.
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THE sICkLEs AFFAIR.

YESTERDAYAFTERNOON'S REPORT
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WORCESTER'S

DARSON'S LOCAL GEOGRAPHY
Il MARI AT INGHAAI & BRAGG'S.
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Real Gstate Aoenfs.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
l N s U R A NCE
AGENTS.

No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs:
fsbIs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-17
From ths Missouri Democrat.
PRESIDENTIAL TACTICS OF THE
SOUTH

The perennial treason Of the cotton States
fourishes with extraordinary vigor every
leap year Their press and ros'rum TEEN
with it in these quadrennial epochs By
reasonable coincidence. the summer pre-
ceding the Presidential election is its sea-
sou of plenty. The decennial overfows Of
the Mississippi arc not more certain. and
the appearance Of comet not less alarm.
ing, than this periodical phenomenon in the
POLITICAL world Let US add, that it Is not
less perilous to our political system than
the comet to the solar system. The fiery
vapor of both are equally formidable. Al
ready We perceive promise Of an unprece.
denied outcome next year. The Southern
Confederacy" is spoken of as glibly as any
country on the map. The Missouri Free.
Tyade,. the Eufala Gazette. the Charles.
ton Mercury, the Southern ConfederGcy,
the Mobile Irib1ne, and the New Orleans
Cresent, are promiscuous illustrations Of
the fact. Their editorial columns are hab-
itually filed with arguments and eXhorta-
tons in behalf of sectional party organi-
zatlon, as the surest means OF segregailng
the slave States. But the accession OF
these States, and their subsequent conteder-
alton, have sunk, through repetition Of and
familiary with the threat, into commonplace
projects Secession or submission is the Al
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-17
sOREoVI1G DETAILS or THE st,
NICHOLAS TRAGEDY.
.Statemem Of James Resd--PiiOt Of the
ST. NtCADinS

Satewem Of James Resd--Piiot Of the
81. NsCaDlaS
We left Memphis at / =. Nj. last Sunday
and proceeded down tue river without stop
ping either engine until We arrived at the
foot Of s, Francis Island, about 10 o clock
the same night at which place the explo-
sion took place The Captain was the only
person with rae in the piot-hoUse at the
time We were both at the wheel and
conversinE. remember distinctly OF hear
ing a report ike that of a cannon, and in
simultaneously felt myself moving through
ths air When | recovered my senses, |
found myself down among the boilers
When .he steam and smoke cleared away a
little, | commenced crawling toward the
roof; IN doing 10 came across Captain Nc
ilullan, lying with his right foot under
the hurricane root, pIlot-house aud lot Of
other rubish. which had been thrown to.
gether in one mass by the explosion. His
right foot and ance was wedged in tightly
by this heavy mass OF lumter. He hailed
me, and | stopped to assis; hun, at the same
| called TO the second mate. whom | saw
near AT hand, t. my assistance, and We both
tried all the means IN our power to release
him
While endeavoring TO release the Captain
one Of the striker engineers came to our as
distance. but the 3 Of Us failed to extrica,e
him from his awful position. The flames
were rapidly encroaching upon our terrific
~. and the heat was becoming intolerable
Capt NcMulien begged us TO cut his leg
of, but VIC could fud no axe or any other
instrument by which 10 do SO, else We would
have complied with his wish. We worked
at the Captain until the fire drove Us a.
way-he begged Us all the time TO remain
by HIN. We did not leave him until the
moment arrived when - remain sny long
or would have been certain death 10 all Of
Us, without the possibility ef relieving
the Captain. He was consumed By the
flames almost before our eyes The last
words he uttered were, Ny God | shall
have to burn up When he saw that
he would have 10 burn, he ceased bis
entrea,ies for Us to remain by him, and bade
us seek our own safety, | left Captain
McNullen few minutes before the o,he-
ers did, and succeeded in reaching the
ladies' cabin before the fire closed up that
way of escape.
The others finding it impossible to follow
me. jumped in the river. During the time
was at work trying to save Capt McMul
len, the mate brought the yawl forward to
try and put the FIRE out, but the yawl got
filed With men-deck hands and iremen.
While there the yawl also picked up Capt
Ben. CLINE from under the ruins, and took
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-17

Nh. Pikz. HIS PEAK--A short time
since Captain Yascs cleared fron, Chicago
FOX Pixies Peak, via The Canal and Rivers
The Captain has returned without bis cfs:t,
the Geneva. Here lie his log as published
in the Chicago Press and Tribune -
Eight miles from Chicago broke wheel
repaired a. Joliet-s.arted again-shot
Wild hog-salted him-ducks and wild fowl
|-ducks-more ducks-ducking, the cook
falling overboard-Alton broke on our
weather-bow large river Mississippi
more of same sort. bu: muddier-beieved
to be sn open main Of Chicago Water
Works-asked wood dealer. called Missou-
ri in these parts'-found an island-landed
named it after discoverer, Polegonia-
found owner Of the island-more ducks
'wha, will you take ?'-e@.-bald face
sod Geneva 70 owner-cleared g..
learn tha. Mr. Pike hasn't any Peak, af-
ter all-dont care whether be has or not.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-17
OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

x0,ES wISNER, Governor.
SnvrND B. FAtRFIED, Lieutenant Governor.
NuSOS q. ESBfII., Secretary o! State.
TDW n A. THOMPSON, Deputy do
OASIEI. l. CASE, Auditor General
FRA JONES, deputy do
HIN MCKINNEY, sta.s Treasurer.
RCOpORE HUNTER, Deputy do
AOOB N HOWARD, Attorney General
nHN n GREGORY, superintendent Pub. InstYucti0n.
OIRrI. AND STEBBlSS, Deputy do
YIvaS w. SANBOSS, Commissioner State Land Once.
Holm H. rKEADWELI., Deputy do
SREDs RICK ". CURrENIUS, Adj. and o. Master Gen
JUSTTCES OF SUPREME COURT
crOB,;E MARTIN, Chief Justice.
EAAC P. CHRISrIANCY. Associate Justice
JANES v CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING,
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.JUsT7CES OF SUPREME 90

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
esOR;E MARTIN, Chief Justice.
EAAC P. CHRISrIANCY, Associate Justice
JANES v CAMPBELL, q
RANDoIPH MANNING,
JUD0RS or THE CIRCUIT COURTS.
Ii Dis. EDWARD IL c. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
=, BENZ. b. H. WGTHEREiL-
I,h EpWIS LAWEENCE
s.b BENJAMIN GRAVES.
etb a SANFORD ". GREEN.
7th JOSIAH TURNER
sth LOUIS :. LOWELL.
eth FLAyIUSJ LITTIEJOHS.
IOth" wII.BER r. wOODWORTH
Cppr PsniaSiLa, DANIEL GOODWIN.
ssssas s9ss ! s!IiasS' sil Bard Of ss-....~.
wnTER BAX- TX,
IL, hst BENZ l.. BAXTER,
"a j. EASTMAN JOHNSON,
u LEVI BISHOP,
Sth DONALD MCINTYRE, RS0a0s " ~
9Th 0 L. I.AKiS i,KOWS, CnSsrr0ty.
9th HENRY WHITING,
IT, LUXE IL PARSONS,
Oh OLIVER l. sPAULDISd,
!AnsA - WALKER, WALKER, nu~- y Asa-
Sr; n Leroy; ) Ds-f, D."s ~ 1'4'A.
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and bnd-bIat
JEREMIAH p wOODBURY,l
HENRY MONTAGUE
LUTHER II. TRASk,
INA PITCHER, HsstAes LHAans A~ts0
CHAR. Is C,sSGESIIAIL,
DANIEL 1. PRATT,
Asylum for the Insans-kaAmaEoo
s5s1 s5s ss5sssS sStf;S : II ss : s :; s:..
HRMoN CIIAMBERIIN,
CHAS. A. TROW BRIDGE,
GEORGE W LEE,
CHARLES TRIP, RasiruIt ussDiA$1ss.
WIIDERD. FOSTER,
CHARLES UiS0S
WM L. SRArON, Agent OF the State Prissn.
J. EUGENE TENNEf, State Librarian.
%SssS% sS s 1s4sx, r. Inspector. 4 "... i'~"
6AMUEI p. MEAD, Supt 81 Mar Falls Ship Canal
CHARLES DICKEY, prs't State Agricultural Soei-ty.
RE. TOMBSTONE, Secretary do do
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
L. r. FISK President pro tempors Prof Of Chemistry.
CALVIN TRACY, Prof. Of Mathematics.
T. G. ABBOT, Prof Of English Literature.
CLEVELAND ABBE, Inrsructor in Civil Hngnesring
=. JOHNSTONE Genera! Superintendent OF the Farm
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-17

OvERFLowINe.-lhere are Dow SO3 con-
victs in the Ohio Psnitsntiary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-17
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

M. =. ID a NJ Z u Il - I,
VXyOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Lansing, that he has opened new Livery
Stable, with . full stock Of fleet, well broke
Horses. comfortable Buggies, Double Carriages
and Sleighs, and by close attention to business
hopes to merit q fair share Of public patronage.
Lansing, November 80, 1858.
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L CITY BOOK STORE.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
SIlERIFFS SALE.

"m' l., Coos VIZ. Horny Miller and Elizabeth Miller.
BY virtue or an order o. s1lo IN mn, i.,d i - i;
ereH rom 'hc court ot Common pleas of Wood coun-
V, ONO IN the above cause shall offer for snle Mt
P"oe auction at the door OF the court house in said
county, on " ~
Mo"aav, The 2jth day or April A. d 1879.
between the hours of one and thre, O'Clock p N tho
IouoMl"E lands aud tencmcnts, to witt The northeast
H"rlcr OF Tue sSutH east quarter of section thirty i3O
mtnwbNhlp toar ~ north, Of range eleven east, in
Wool co., O. g. w N0pToV Sl,.w;a, "
ASHER Coos, atty.
Mrch 81. 1889 {GN5soq5
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
ARd free from dicoholtc StimileHt, aud oil iqjnrt-
ingredients; Are pleasant in taste and smell mild
in their operation, will cxpel all morbid secretions
from the body, give bloom to the paliid check, and
helth and vigor TO the frame,
They piH cure DYSPEPSIA.
Thev ,viH cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
They wW cWe LIVER COMPLAINT.
They wW care JAUNDlCE.
They wW DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They ,cM cure CONSTIPATION
They ipiN cure PILES
They ,cW cure HEAKTBURN.
They wW cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
2Rsy ,o,H cure FLUTTERING OF THE HEART.
They prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, AIS
Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa. and sold by druggists
and storekeepers in every town and village i'll the
United States Canadas West Indies and South Amerl'
ca, at 73 cents per bottle.
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StiERlFFS SALE.
wood Common pIcns.

G""rsc nalie, v VIM Curn.
X virtue "i ,oudi VIII ~ execution TO nc iss,eJ
an" "'I''r'd from the conu Of common pleas Of
""oa county tlmo uthc above cause shall oA.r
or sal public uurtjnn. al the uu.,r of ,h
rouse IN said count on '"s '"ur'
h""'" th' ip,' lsy e MAY, 4. d .Issa.
et"eeh'he n" 'rN of 'dy ani three 'clock H. Al tho
oll"Ninp dsscrihod lands aud tenenents t ~ ~, r,0
ontn MeSt q1ar'cr ot the pprrA-cas onart,r of 49,"
'on ton IN to"ushii five nolth, of ranre Ton 80,
\ WOO" coaaly' o"i", taken in pxocuiion as The
AsHFR Cook. att',prR Wv '"e'"'
Aprii q lS5,-,ew-Sl-0.
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Courtor CommomPIea

frtdtOH jOT IIFttiOH.
IULlA A. BARTLETT, widow Of Joshua BARTLETT
81 deceased, Andrew Shnlicr and Elizl Shaher o.
Subcu County, Indiana Julia Bartlett Josef oh Smaley
Diantha Smaley, Joshua Bartlett, Melvin Bartlett an,
Francis Bartlcaie hereby no flied that Samuel Dart
lett Of Mood County Ohio, on the 10th day of March
1859, filed his politon in the Clerks office OF The
Court of Common Pleas OF slid county, asking thai
partition may be made of the following premises tt
wit; The cast half Of the south cast quarter and tn
south west corner Of the NORTHWEST quarter of sec
Lion 10, town g. range Il, in Wood County Ohio con
tanning 30 acres Of land, ard in the proportions fol
lowing 10 Wit: To the sail Samuel Bartlett. the "ne
seventh part; 10 the said ndrew Shuilcr aud Eli
Shafer The seventh part; to the said Juin Bar
lett the one-seventh part 10 The said Joseph Smae
ana Dantha Smaley the ono-seventh part; to the sac
Joshua iiartettthe seventh part TO the said Mel
vim Bartlett the one'scycnth parts 10 the said rranci
Bartlett the oneseyenth part; and that the dover q
said Julia A. Bartlett he assigned her in said prcnr
ises. said petition will be tor hearing At the Ma
term of said court which commences on the nth da
OF May, 1859. SAMUEL BARTLETT.
j. +, PRIcg his atty,
March 81. 1861 47wGS5 IS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
What the Press say.

"Costar's" Extcrmina,ors are invaluable rene.
dies for clearing houses of all sorts of vermin--
With all confidence we recommend them. - n
L D;I,, Stat. p.o;0,.,.
Cosior'sn remsdies for all domestic nests.
sucb os Rats Reaches Bed-Bnos Ants Fleas,
&c arc invalnsble we can sneak from actual
knowledge of its merits. Druggists and dealers
shor,d Sen1 ,he;r nrSers oorlv E tb.v womlJ %.
cnrs n ind. in them n. Y Journal
~ shall write sometime about vour Fx,ermi.
majors 90 ran do 90 will nronriety They are
,elLng rOn;dIv here md tlestroyino nil vern,n.--
Ed q Rdnnty" Eo,ytt, No
death tc all vetmin!"
!. Snr,,o onnroochos
A.. n,,J pn,c,,rs
H., ,to;. hoi,s onr,o ont.
rom tue'' no,'s |'"0 'uN'
And MICK and RATS,
In spite OF Cats,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
SHERIFTS SALE.

Shbnnh Sphinx W, james Blinn ct AL
DG virtue of nm order Of sale to mc directed and
ID delivered in the above cause from the court of
common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio will offer for
sale ut the door Of the court house. in Perrysburg ON
Saturday. April 30th. A. u. 1888,
between the hours of IL o'clock VI. aud o'clock L. W.
ofsaid day, the following real estate being Out in
the survey of the town of Perrysburg Wood
county. Ohio, number two hundred and ffty.cirht
l25S) in the new survey of lots IN tho town of
Perryshurg in Wood county. Ohio loss four acres
from the south east corner thereof leaving to be sold
twenty eight and ij.1Ou acres, more or less.
{. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood co., q.
JAMES MrRRNY, atty pl IT,
March II. lSj9-4iWGTS.ln 40
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
SllERIFF'S SALE

c. NJ. Fisk VS.. T.. Arnold and A. BorteI,
(l virtue Ola order of sale me directed and de.
ID liyered in the above cause. from tho Court OF
Common Pleas of Henry CO., Ohio will offer for
saie at uiead' wood Coz Ohio, on Monday, April IS,
ls59, hetween the hours of and 3 o'clock r. NJ of
said day the following goods aud chattels to wit: 25
Bedsteads, one Bureau Side Board 4 Tables one
spring bottom Sofa sets of Chairs. sewing Chairs
I Wash StanCs, Hall tables, one sewing Stand. one
Morticing Machine rnl one Turning Lathe taken as
the property Of y, BOuel c. W. NORTON sheriff.
By Gro, II. VANBLArCCH, Deputy.
ApriiT, ls59-4Sw2'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
SIlERlFES SALE.

Asher Cook, executor OIL. 4. Hall dec vs. Earpast
Mlehc, odm'r Of Ludwig Shtfustrin.
Bf virtue OF Il Neuditioui Npouas to me directed
nW' NJ 4'lNcre1 rom tue cCHrt OF common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, in The above cause sbniI ofror
Tor sale at public arcton, at the door Il the court
house, in said county, on '
0i9Rdag, April 2jtl, a. D 1869.
following described lands and tcnements TO wit: The
west nam OF ia" north west quar- OF section twcnty-
SIX lzoJ IN township five J) north, Of range ten QO
ASHER CoOE atty.
March "a, lSjQ--IGW5s2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07

The WooD TRADE-Our young friend D. D.
Bates, has established quite an important bust
ness with Toledo, in the wood line. He hauIs
his wood to the river bank, few miles below
Perrysburg and then places it on wood scow
and floats it down to market. His sales amount
to flom so to $50 cords of wood per week, at
prices ranging from So ,25 to $3.50 percord, He
thinks Of sending cargo OF wood to Cleveland
this week, believing that prices will justify the
experiment. Such enterprise is truly commen
dabe.
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NW II, Ewing vs.. j. Salisbury.
hf VrtNo an order otsHc 70 issued in the above
case rom ine court OF common pleas, will offer for
sale at ubc auction, at the dsor of the court house
PcrWsNUrg,
No"dag, the 18th day Of A pril s. D 1883.
netWesh the hours OF one and three O'Clock p NJ tho
f"HoWn8 Lands aud trnomcuts to Wit The northwest
quarter o; section L. in township 4 north range 10
'a,bln Wood county Ohio containing 100 acrcs'more
vi ,'SS {. w. NORTON, sheriff.
March -, 1859 4GwiS2 10,
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SiiEklFHS y SALE.
W GOD Common Pleas.

's"ef Zoos executor o j. a. Hail. dec vs. William
NJ. Oppynnln
II virtue Of vendi writ Of execution 10 me issued
~ an delivered from the CONT of ofcornmon pleas Of
" 90" '"unIy' oA" ~ the al oYe cause, shall offer
Tor sale at public uu-tion at the oo,r r tLe c,r,
louse, in said count, .ru
D"i9og the 2atl' day Of April 4. D 1850
'el"e'n t"e ho"is of ane ana three r. NJ the follow
,hS described lands and tcuemeuts IA Vii. Tho CO..
nl OF tDe southwest quor;er of section seven az in
'ownship I've 90 north, OF range ten (ltn east w
ASnER CuoE,attN. C. ~ NORTON shor;s
March -, l5j9-lG lGw.S2G5
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@s-on Thursday last, the body Of Mr.. Wes
terver, one Of the two persons who were drown
ed in the rapids above Perrysburg, was found
ebout n mile above town, near HOLSTERS island.