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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06
Ohio Editorial Convention.

1t will be remembered by most of our
readers that the Ohio State Editors ConyeL-
tion was held in this city last January, and
that it adjourned to meet on the 18th of this
month in Tifin.
The Convention here was not what was
"expeoled''-not more than one fifth of the
editors 10 the State being present, II was
predicted by some Of the city papers that
the next Convention would be more Of
taper, and would probably be the last of
the institution. BE this as it may, we be-
lieye we know pretty near the reason why
our city cotemporaros are "d0wn" on the
Association. The press in the cities is a
great institution, and seeks to entirely
overshadow the country press but the
'members" Of the craft in the country great
ly outnumber those of the cities, al in the
thing Of roting, have matters n Convention
pretty much their own way. Hence Il Q
opposition of the city press to an institution
they cannot control We hope our country
friends will 90 right along "as though moth.
ing had happened" and keep up the associ.
alton until the "crack of doom takes the
matter OF their hands.
The Convention will, then, be held in
Tifhu, commencing on the 18th inst II H.
W. II. P. Denny, Editor of the Dayton
Gazette, will he the Orator of tie oct aston,
and Mr.. Howels, the angular, poet. critic Of
the Columbus Journal, will read the Poem.
A Glee Club, and Prof Boos' Cornet Band
will furnish the music for the occasion.
Of course Tlilin and surrounding country
will uesire to look in upon the assembled
wisdom" of the State.
The exercises will close in blaze Of
glory. A grand Banquet will be iYen al
the Shswhan House to the visiting editors
by the editorial fraternity and citizens 1
Tifiin. Speeches, toasts, sentiment and
any amount Of prepared thunGer-will fol"
low close upon u delightful repast Col
Dumars, of the Mahoning paper, will be
called upon to respond to the toast-''1 he
Ladies'" but he will say-"God bless them,
and gracefully decline in our or; and WI
will essay to do the subject justice, amiC
the jeers Of disappointed fellows who ina
gine they are deucedly good looking. Stay
man, of the Delaware Standard, will be OF
hand to contribute to the general joy, ant
make ut least dozen speeches as the nigh
melts away, and the inspiration leaves tn,
bottles on his side of the table A decided
good time will be had.
five are we'll, We will bo on hand; W
and tho "Nestor' of tho Dayton press.
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FOR TRADE,

SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS AND SMALL
FARMS,
FOR part money and part wild land, or
Railroad bonds CHAs X. CLARKE,
nuva0 Clegg's Building, Sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06
For Sale Cheap.

1NHE Residence Of 4 Anson More, on
Il Second street, near Perry, is offered at bar
gain, n application 10 made soon.
This is one Of the most desirable places in the
city. The touse is large, and furnished wsth every
Convenience. Inquire oi
CHAs. y. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
noy30 CleggiH Building, % at,
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rl.R..aIng n,ller % Evsry Paes. s1

rnaay evening, Jan. 9, 1850
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06
Graduated Lands.

THE undersigned is prepared to obtain
Il Patents for all persons holding duplicates foI
Graduated Lands, on which Patents have not been
received.
The recent statement Of the Department ihatall
entries which patents are not delivered will be
cancelled renders IL of theutmOst Importance that
parties should secure their titles by obtaining pat
ents, OF they will inevitably lose their land.
Parti leaving their duplicates with me for that
purpose, will be charged nothing unless gucccet
in obtaining their patents.
oct4 CHAS. =. CLARKE, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06

~ The Sonfhsfn IadiaaaA, published at Prince
tln. Gibson county, Ind, heretofore Republican
paper ia ia Ia issue announced that the pseu-
liar stats Of Political Affairs and the ultra and dAn-
goroas pobssion Assnmsd BY tbs Republican party,
~ usosssIlslsa him 70 change ~ Democratic
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whatthe Grand Trunk Does.

Tic Grand Trunk Railway is Just what its
name indicates, rs will be seen by a brief state
ment OF what It does. II is stated that within
The lssl fortnight il has been taking freight from
Cincinnati TO Liverpool at eighty ccms per hun
died pounds. II tbs I've so, IL is easy 10 see
what the influence oi the Grand Trunk Road
must b. upon Railroad frrights. rhe Grand
Trunk Railroad tihcs n hundred weight OF any
commodity--tokrs, for instance, half barrel
package 0l lord--lrom the Cincinnati Hamilton
az Dayton Depot ~ Cmcnnuti curips II to
DrtroIl, where IL is removed from the through
express freight ca,s of tho yiOn aud Michigan
II. X linc and thence transferred TO its own
cars to Fort Gniui. ai the foot Of Lake Huron;
here II I nnoadrd agn an,i lrrticd over the rap
ids of the 81. Clir nvef TO ,nu, whence it Is
taken IN the broad guage goods vans OF The
Grand Trunk Company through Brsndtford Tor
onto, Kingstun anl Mnutrcal. uvcf the 81. Law
rncc on tie great Victnrin T,rh,lar Bridge, and
So on to Portland. the Atllnlc terminus of the
road eleven hundred miles from Detroit and
thirteen bundled aud sixty rom Cncinuati. -
At Portland, the hundred pound package is
carefully lifted from the care. Bil drnyngcs, hand
iings aud tr,nsfrrsor whatsoever nature being
done at the expense Of the Riilrnud Company--
the package is lifted lr, m the cars aud hJisled
into The hold of one of the compnuys steamships
und carried twenty five hundred miles TO Liver
pool, where it is safely landed upon the world.
famous docks of that city. This, in deuil, is
what is dono every day by the new Railway
power on the American continent. - C2rDtland
Leader,
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The Cincinnati Gazette o,l ilaa Pres.
idenCy.


t"e C'"'''''" "t''t" mas oS'" counting Tue
noses that arc 70 Oe III the Chlca5o Convention.
We have uDt much faith in chickens that are
coun,sl before they are h,tch,d I'm, vo will
c.,,,,,-,
h''''', m'' sN' '"' "'''''Ss . oS''ha'eS' wh'oh
are as 'ol'ows:
MT Seward w'll have New York az unit,
hM,Hs ',," ~ n';san,nsn s,n,n 70 eject tne entire
90 t6.t result. The delegates from Wisc,n"i"
md Minn,sot, are instructed to voto unitedly
for Seward Michigan is sure to go the same
wa. n!J"i !';,ni ,.esu Saws, "e mas n!''e II any
ming IN: saw WV SUM
New York IS Wisconsin 8
Michigan 6 Minnesota 4
r,
G,n, C.merons vote NJ the s,,rt NAV ho oo
timaled as follows:
Pennsylvania % From other States l2
:
The n, ain st,,ng,h Of Gor. Cha, =, 81, ID, 90
set, will be in Ohio and New EnolanJ 10 which
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OTHER DISEASES TREATED.

ES-No charge for consultation. .
In relation to the hefolowing Diseases, either when
complicated with lung affections or existing alone.
| also invite consultation. l usually find them
promptly curable.
Prolapsus and all forms of female complaints ir-
reguaraties and weakness. 8. .oAa3
Papitation and other forms of Heart Disease, Liv-
or Complaints, Dyspepsia and oil other Diseases or
the Stomach and Bowels Piles, and so on.
DR.. Hardmdn treats all chronic or long -standiug
diseases of the lungs liver, stomach bowels bladder,
kidneys, brain, heart. nerves, womb, Spleen spine.
eyes, ears, &c scrofula fits, cancers, rheumatism.
dropsy skin diseases, fever sores catarrh seminal
weakness neura ga whites, insanity, dyspepsia, gid
dness, heat of urine, syphilis, sick headache, su-
lar ged tonsils, &c. .r ..-,.. ,s..,'t q,
February 20, lSGO--42.
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Asher Cook, atty bl'tf.
March 10, lS6O-45w5S2.S0
Petition on Note and Mortgage.

IN WOOD COMMON PLEAS.
Ralzie J. Fuller and John G.. Baker, Partners as
Fuller 4 Co, vs.. VIM. Fenrnside and others.
XXyM. Fearnside and Elizabeth Fearnside. of Wa.
w terloo, of the State Of Indiana, and Bruno
Silva, Hiram lddings. Spcncer& MelleH, Tennis *
Dughler and &. A. Davis & Co., will take notice
that the said RulZie }. Fuller and John G. Baker,
partners as Fuller Co, u? the city of Cleveland
In the State of Ohio did the 3lst day of Janua-
ry, A. ID, 1860, file their petition in tho court of
common pleas within and for the county of Wood,
in said State of Ohio, against said Wm Fearnsde,
Elizabeth Fenrnside, Bruno Silva, Hiram lddings,
Spencer Nllen Tennis and Dughler. and G.. A.
Davis Il Co.. deft's, setting forth that on the 18th
day OF Nay 1879, the said VIM. Fearnsde made and
delivered TO said plaintiffs his promssory note IN
writing of that date for the sum of 1927 Sc, paya
BILE six months from the date thereof. that on the
Elizabeth Fearnsde gave mortgage to said plain
situate in said county to secure the pa yment ofthc
said 1927 80, to witt The hf of the s-w ar of sec
SO, and the hf of the or and the hit ofthe W
hf of the or of see. 35, all in town of 10
and that since tho giving of said mortgage the 9th.
er defendants claim some interest in saidlands un-
der the said VIM. Fcarnside, and praying that said
Wm, Fearnsidc may pay said sum now due with in
terest from the said 18th day Of Nay, dSJ0, or that
said lands may be sold to pay the same, and the said
detendsns are notified that they are required to ap.
pear and answer said petition before the 3rd
Saturday after the l7th day of March, next
RALNtE j. FULLER,
JOHN G. BAKER.
Partners &c.
ByJ. II. TYLER, their atty.
Feb. p lS60--S9wGS7 co
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sherid,s Sale.

David Phillips, rdm'r, vs. Wm, Ives and EcCleary.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
Id delivered, from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, shall offer for sale at the door
ofthe Court House, in Perrysburg Wood County,
Ohio, on
Friday. the 3Oth day of March, 1850,
between the hours of and o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, the following lands and tenements, 10 wit, and
bounded rs follows: Commencing at n beach tree
the bank ofthe Portage River the said beach
tree standing on the north line of the south.w
quarter of section twenty (27) in township five
(j) north. of range eleven ~ east and running
thence suuth along the bank of said Portage river
sixteen rods and thence east twenty rods, thence
north sixteen rods and thence west twenty rods to
the place Of beginning together with the right of
way forty feet in width, commencing at the south
west corner of said above described land and run
ming up the bank of Portage river to the Rollers
Vile road. G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
REID. atty.
March |, lSG0-i3w5Sl.
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Sheriff = Snle.

Ruben Parsons VS.. VIM. Baker.
BY virtue ofan order of sale to me drcc ted and
delivered from the court of common pleas of " o0d
County, Ohio, in the above entitled case, will orer
for sale ut the door of the court house, in Perrys
burg Wood co, o., on
Mon ay, March ~, 1860.
between the hours of one and four o'clock z. NJ of
said day, the following described real estate to wits
The north east quarter dissection three, township l.
L, s. RI the so acres and the 20 acres next east
ofthe west 80 acres of the northwest ofsectiou3 B.
town l. u. s. r.; the north section 1, town north
range - east; the sw of s-w /, sec 33, town $
north, range IL east; lsw /, 80, town orange
IL east s-w sec ;, town north, u, SIR; the s.w
seeSl town north, range Il east;part ofs.w sec q
out of the L. ), Reserve town north range east
NV offs W sec. SS town nr - east Q of c 4
section 9l townsn IL Q; Q ofso sec 81 town S
mr. ~ o;n orn W fractional see. 80 town n 10
eiw OFFS SEQ, 80 town mr. ~ e;w Sc 4 sec. 81
town n II e;s . fraction Out of Ottoway Reserve
sec, 30 town mr. IL e;w of W ofw ofn W sec
3 Township U Reserve; so acres next to W 20
acres of the W side of n " see, township U s II.
Sc see. 32 twon mr. ~ 40 acres squair
east of John NanllellenS in SEQ town u an in
Wood county, Ohio, G. W. NORTON. Sheriff,
COMAGER 4 LENNON, attyS
Feb, ., lS60- lOwSSS oS,
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a Genuine article for sale at the Drug Sore.
PECK & HAMILTON.
ID B U g g ! $ y s.
Louisiana Avenue,
LEGAL NOTICE.
Probate Court, Wood Co., Ohio.
PsrrysSurS.


B. W. Johnson, administrator of the estate OF Isaac
Landsdae, dec" plaintiff, vs. Thomas Landsdalc,
Alpheus Landsdale, Richard Landsdale, Addison
Landslide and the unknown heirs of Maryaretta
Lana 'ale. intermarrisd with Samuel Williams
defendants.
ITO Thomas Landslide. Alpheus Landslide, Rich
l. ard Landslide aud the unknown heirs of Narya
Ietta Landslide intermarried with samuel W iIiams
fon are hereby notified that B. w. johnson al.
miniStrator OF the estate of Isaac Landslide de
ceased, on tho 2?d day of February A. D. 1860 filed
his petition in the Probate Court within and Tor tho
county of Wood and state of Ohio allie gng that the
personal estate ofsad dec oden is insufficient TO nav
his dohts and the charge of his estate
that he died seized in tee simple OF the following de-,
cribod real estate situate in said county to wit; The
undivided half of the quarter OF the north
east quarter and the north quarter of the north
west quarter of section number twcnt ytwo Ca twp
number four (t9 range twelve GA containiuing
eighty acres more or less, aud that Thomas Lands
dale, AlpheuS Landslide, Richard Landsdale Addi-
SON Landsdale aud the unknown heirs of Margaretta
LandSd0le, intcrmarriod with Samuel Williams as
his heirs at law hold the next estate of Inheritance
therein.
The PRAYER of said petition Is for the sale of said
promises, forth payment of the debts aud charges
aforesaid
said petition will he for hearing the 9TH day of
April A. u, $780, as sood thereafteras counsel can
be heard.
d W,JOHNSON, admir- OF Isaac Landslide.
March 10 lSeO-Ajwl$jl3
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CURES WARRANTED !
EXAMINATIONS FREE!
MONTHLY VISITS!

Although not the best mode of making cxamna.
tions. DR., IL. will. when desired prescribe for dis
eases without asking any questions.
Particular attention paid to diseases of women
and children. .. -... ..i. ...l.s
No mineral poisons used; various combinationso of
Barks, Buds, Leaves, Roots, Gums. &c., obtained
from the Oriental climes and of the Indians, only
are prescribed full supply of which the Doctor
always carries. .-.,- .--.- .+,--.--.,
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption Bronchitis,
Larvngitis, Asthma. and all other Diseases of the
Throat nd Lungs, by Medicatcd InhalNtion com~
hncd With nroner con titntinnal treatment.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP

THE subscriber would inform the farmers ofWood
4 County. and others interested that he is fur
nished with good stock of seasoned lumber and
iron, and is prepared TO manufacture wagons, bug
gies, &c, to order. BLACKSMIrdING done ut
lower rates than any other establishment in
Wagons and Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons, Whippletrees, &c.,
on hand and for sale at reasonable rates
PAINTING done to order and executed in tie best
manner.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filled.
n. B.--Call at the building formerly occupied by
e. W. Lang. JOAN BADER.
Perrysburg, March s, lsGO--44m4
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TnE CENTRAL PARK, Nrw YopK During the
winter about $40 men have been employed on
the Central Park, blasting ond removing rocks
An immense number Of trees embracing rare
native aud foreign varieties. are now there or on
their way and will be sci out during the present
month. The Commissioners intend to make
Trees one Of the princi Of the Park
The Assembly having passed the bill for the is
sue Of ~, 800, 600 more stock. there Is every
probability that IL will pass the Senate, and
then the work of Completing the l. wpr part Of
the Park will be resumed with vgor.
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BY virtue OF an order of sale to us delivered from
the Probate court OF Wood county,Ohio in the cause
of +. X. Miller aud John Bates. adm'i of W Lang
dec, VS.. Mary Bader ct al, will offer at public
SALE at tho door of the house. in Perry sburg
on the l4th day of March, A. d, 1860, between the
hours of and o'clock L. VI. of said day. the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property of J w. Lang
dee. via: The north half ofin-os Nos. 364 and SSl
in the corporation of fPorrysburg Wood county, Ohio
Said premises appraised $500, and to be sold sub
ieott TO dover assigned at Sis annually. Terms made
known on day of sale FIR. MILLER, and
JOHN BATES,
Geo. Strain, atty. Admrs of j. W Lang, dec.
Feb. ., ls6O-i0w5$2 80
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ditch Letting.


NOTICES hereby given, that on Friday the 10th
IN of March 1850, will let in sections separately
to the lowest bidder therefor. at the honss OF Wn
ylor, in New WestGeld the making of ctiouG
l " 6S inclusive on Ditch known as No. G, commen,
cin the first sand Ridge south of the East qr post
ofsec. 81, in Town L. N. range Q f. (Miton twpD
thence north on line about 2 feet west Of the sec
line until il intcrsects the swale. .betweea the Mton
~ Montgomery Free Turnpike Road. and the north
line oftownsllip and thence terminating few rods
south of the east Or post of 3 in said Milton
twp. Each OF said sections are 20 rods in length
excepting section 6s which in 25 rods long, and to
be made the following width: Sections No. Il II
inclusive it. on bottom; sections lS d 2S inclusive
q IT, on bottom; sections 20 & 80 inclusive, it, on
bottom; sections 80 so inc elusive, 81 IT, ON bottom
sections 81 6S inclusive, #. on bottom. All the
banks to be made with bank slope of ~ length
to every foot in depth. The cutting to be as inli-
catedon the engineers profile in thes Office vefyfng
in depth from to ftSY the earth or dist taken
rom the ditch TO bethrowh or deposited on the see,
line. The work Of making said ditch'to be finished
to the acceptance of the County Commissioners, on
before the LIST of Oct 1860 All successful bidders
will be required give bonds for the faithful perfor
nance ofthe work within the time fixed by County
Commissioners as above given. The sale to COM
mence at the hour OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
r- ,,-a JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditox.,
Auditors Ohce, Wosd Co. Ohio. 4.
Dec. Is, ls59--3twsS6.75
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Sherin,s Sale.

VIM. Truslow vs. Daniel +. Waltz, ct al.
DY virtue of alias order of sale issued from the
~ court of common pleas of Wood county, Oho,in
the above entitled cause, shall, the 31st day of
March. 1860 between the hours Of twelve and two
o'clock F. W. at the door of the court house in the
'ilage of Perrysburg, in said county offer for sale
the highest bidder the following described real
estate: The north half of the southeast quarter of
section number twenty-six in township seven north
of range l2 east, in Wood county, Ohio. Appraised
at $500. C. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood Co.
Chas. Pratt, pfs atty.
Enh lNhn-l2whS2 a.
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THE GOOD OLD
Ohio CultiVatOr
FOR 1850

Is going right along aud began its fifteenth year ON
the lst ufJanuary, to which everybody is Invited TO
subscribe. The Ohio Cultvator ia published twice
every month. in book form for binding, devoted 10
The Farm, Stock, Garden and Orchard, and
the Cultivation of the People.
TERMS--$l year. single oopy;,hree copies for A.: :
six for 81; nine for Sd aud copy extra TO tho get
terup Of every club otniue Specimens seat free,
SD. HARRIS, Columbus, o..
Editor aud Proprietor.
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-
The EnuliSl,upss of INisp.

The Richmond Dispatch SAYS that the Bnlri-
more and Ohio RniIrmd Company viii soon pre-
sent claim Of $4,000 against the State OF Viz.
ginia for the transportation OF troops to aud
from liorpers Ferry. Commenting on that
farce, got up for tn, benefit Of Gov Wise, til Q
bynChbnrg Nirginian, obscrvcs:
We have understood furthermore, that the
whole appropriation Of one hundred aud lily
thousand dollars have been exhausted, while the
volunteers have not oil been paid! 1t need
thcieln,c, occasion no surprise if Gov. Wisc's
folly IN the Brnwn affair cost the State two
hundred thousand dollars. Aud all this for the
satisfaction OF "training his boys" when he "dld
not 0nlipate the rescue of Jlhn Brown!'
With all the revelations that subscqnnt events
have brought to light, we 60 not hesitate to say
that there never was more wanton and wicked
attempt to make capital out of an event, sad
enough in ITSELF than has been evinced in the
conduct OF Gov, Wise throughout this entire ar-
lnir.
The whole country was kept in tempest OF
cxciiement aud sectional animosities were slim.
uIated to the highest pitch, troops were marched
and countermnrhed, brought home. aud straight.
way ordered of ug in, Tor no necessity what
ever.
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CoMPUrfsG lNrEhgsr = A new mode Of com
putting interest at six per cent. has been publish
ed, which appears simple. Multiply any gwen
numher Of dollars by the number Of days OF in
tetcsi desired, separate the right hand figure, and
divide by SIX; the result is the true interest of
snch sum for such number of days at six per cent.
This rule is so simple and so true, according 10
oil usag"s, thst every banker, broker, merchant
and clerk should post IL up for reference end use.
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SheriH,s SnIo.

W. IL. Ewing s.Jona,han Salisbury and Ethan Van
taSSell,
(f virtue OF an execution to me delivered from
ID court OF common pleas OF Wood county, Ohio
IN the above entitled cause shall otter for sale III
public auction at the door of the court house in Per
rysburg in said county, on
saturday, the 2lst day Of April. A, ID. 1850.
between the hours of one and two +. Nj. ths follow
lag described lands and tencmens to wis the north,
west ar, OF sec, seventeen 40 in township four t
north OF range ten 0l east containing Que hundred
ani sixty acres. c. W. NORRoN : heritf Wood Co,
Asher Cook, atty plH
March 18th lS6a-lSwSS2
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Daniel Hill against WIN II. Bcnn e. G. u. Avery.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood Co., Ohio shall offer for sale Mt the door Of
the Court House In Pcrrysburg, in said county, on
, saturday the Zls' uay OF April, ~, ID. l6OO'
between the hours of aud two p. NJ of said day,
the following described cal cstntc lying aud stua-
ted in theCOnty of Wood and State of Ohio to wit:
the south half othe west half of the northwest qrof
section twenty )township no. five (5) north
of range no ten Q0) east containing forty acres Of
land more or less Said Hand being offered for sale
under decree of said Court in favor of said pl # up.
OH mortgage executed by said / for the pur-
chase money of said premises and assigned 20 rl'f.
G.. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
II. II. Dodge. atty
March IL lSGO -IJw6S3.o %
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Shcrin,s Sale,
U0od Common, ,,FieaS,

VO0d COmmOn FIeaS,
Adam Borie va Joshua ioyies ct al
DY virne ofan execution to me delivered from the
ID court OF common pleas of ood county, Ohio,in
the above entitled cause shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the court house, in Per
rysburg. in said county, on
Saturday the 2lst day of April, A. d, 1860
between the hours of one and two o'clock p NJ. the
following described lands and tenements, to witt
The east half of the half of the southwest quar-
ter of section thirteen S) in township four az north
of range twelve (l2l east, containing forty
CIV. NORTON, Sheriff, Wood Co.
Asher Cook atty bf
March 10, lS60-45w5$2.S0