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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

EDITORIAL CoNFHCT--Htgh Words aHd
DVkS editors recently INDUCED in
a fight at Savannah, No The origin OF
the fight was politics, The PiaiiReatsro o
the 10th ult, was severe and bitter in its
remarks towards the editor of the DcDt9.
crdt and early in the morning Mr.. Whita
ker, the editor of the PiaindeaLcr, filed hi,
arms with mail matter and started for the
post office. Some obstruction in the door,
way of thepost office, caused him to look
in at the window, and while SO doing. and
when loaded down with mail matter, Mr.
Welsh made an assault upon him from be-
hind, Whitaker was somewhat surprised
being ignorant Of the presence his an
tagonist, and did rot know who his as
sailant was until he had been struck two
or thfoo times when lie turned upon
Welch. Whitaker dropped his mail
upon the pavement and drew a pistol, but
owing TO his proximity and his antagon--
ist being on his back, he was unable to
use it. Welch got hold of the pistol and
endeayored to wrest it from Whitaker.
when the barrel broke loose from the
stock. Whitaker then drew dirk knife
with . backward stroke struck tho point
OF the weapon upon the upper font but
ton of Mr.. Welch's pantaloons. The by.
ISLANDERS quickly intcrfered before Whi,a-
l1er had time to knife his opponent. Mr..
Welch certainly narrowly escaped with
his life, for had the knife penetrated hi.
abdomen, where Whitaker seems TO have
aimed it, it would have been fatal and
sad blow. -r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

Bsy@We call attention to the advertise
ment of VIM, +. Irwin, who is willing to
sell goods iNle cheaper than some other
merchants do In addition to his usual
variety Of merchandise he has large lot
Of cNcsIlentIeh gqst. Call and see.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

Majority for Milton thus far, | l,4O3
The remaining counties are expected to
Increase this majority to sixteen or seven
teen bundled. .ra-it.'3 aa Zia''
The vote for Congress, as far as heard
from, as follows;TfI Irn etu,TN
% Hilton, Democrat, 6 ,537
b Allen, Union, siia7 o o5.a -, A ,452
-
Majority for Hilton so far 2OS5
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

FLORIDA ELECTION, The counties
have been helrd from, except yolusia,
Suwanhee, SUMTER Putnam, Orange, Ma
natee, Levy, Holmes, fernando, Dade,
Calhoun, and Brevard. So far, the vote
for Governor stands.
For Milton, Democrat, ,yv &c, 295
For Hopkins, Union, ~ II s02
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07

BD~ Mrs. F. X. Arnold, of Luthersburg,
will please accept our thanks for large
'i'eAt1 sent VS. We can keep house
with it all winter. 1t measures q inches
in circumference, 2G in length, and weighs
10 pounds ounces, and looks Beetish..'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-26
Remember It.

We desire every one to remember TINT the ap'
preparation Of over six thousand dollars for the
legislative drunk was embodied in the general
appropriation bill and that every Republican IN
both Houses voted for it and every Democrat I
voted against it,--Nup poIeoa North Vest
The author ofthe above is either a knave or a
fool. Quite number of Republicans voted
against this appropriation and quite a number
OF democrats voted for it, in either branch OF
the Legislature. This fact tho editor of the North
West doubtless knew when he penned the above
aticle lie is therefore williul circu'ator of a
most silly (asehood. 1t is true that some demo
cratic members Of the legislature voted to incur
the expenses, ate the suppers, drank the wine,an
became mellow and then voted for rpudiation
The locofocos of Henry county must be IL brain
hess set Of asses il they swallow such silly false.
hoods as Morrison is now weekly circulating
thfOuuh his sheet
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LEGAL NOTICE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO., 0.
Henry Brown, Plaintiff VS.. Luther Whtmore,.
Frederick Prentice, John d. Shay, Hubert V. Dem.
ming. Josiah Strong, and Henry G. Fox, Defend
ants. .r. ...-...-
JOSIAH STRONG and Henry G. Fox, of Canada
81 West, and John ID. Shay and Hubert V. Dem.
ming, whose places of residence are to the Plaintiff
unknown, will take notice that the Plaintiff Henry
Brown, did on the ith day of April, 1862 file his,
petition In the court of common pleas. within and for
the county of Wood, in the State of Ohio, against
the said Luther Whtmore, Frederick Prentice, John
d, Shay. Hubert V. Demming, Josiah Strong and
Henry G, FpX setting forth that he is the owner in
fee and entitled to the immediate possession of the
following described parcel of land To wit 8
The east 23 of the northwest ar of sec. no. rs, in
township no. 8. of the u Reserve of l2 miles squase
at the foot of the Rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie
in Wood county, Ohio. and the Defendants unlaw-
fully keep him. the Plaintiff, out of the possession
thereof. And that the Defendants have committed
injury and waste to and upon said premises, and
praying Judgment against the Defendants for the
coyery of the possession OF the said premises and for
81 600 damages. A nd the said John d. Shay, HUI
bert v Demming, Josiah Strong aud Hef ry G. Fox
are notified that they are required to appear and
answer said petition, on before the 4th Saturday
after the 2lst day of MAY, 1850, ~. -
F. & d. X. H0I.LENRECK, Pltn-s Attys. 4
ADril 5, lSG0.-4S-w6 So 70
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r,c charleston Convention.

w. ex,ectoI to have ii in our power 10 give
s,ms,hinr this week that would ut least 'nu''
..,o tho nominees OF the Charleston ConVen-
,;on a, The substance Of its platform but such
i. no, tho case. We are as much IN inc "a'"
no,v as we were two months ago Inc Doug'as
men are great blowers, aud they have pee" mos
,o;., but the Il yht has now reached point
where that don't count, and the chances o' "''
Little Giant grow less every day
Tho convention Organized temporarily on
Monday, by the election OF Francs D. rlo''
pey. of Arkansas, President.
Same difficulty was experienced win 'ne
d.le,n,ions from New York, but FeIhan"o
Woods ,r,rtv we're kicked out without mocn
ceremony. Fernando is sail to have large
f,,cs of shoulder .hitters, and will probably
kick up muss
The pennsylvania delegates have decided to
.ns, THEFT vote as unit, AMI it will be given to
either Breckenridge oi Guthrie OF NY
On the second day, Caleb Gus ing, OF Mass,
was elected permanent President OF the Con,
ven,iou and one Vice President was elected
from ach State.
Sieeumau Is on lOb NItucHllh's O'"'"''' ~ ,
and Pugh is Spokesman for this State
The convention will FIRST make platform
and then place their candidate upon IT, Doug
lag will not accept anythias short OF MS
souat,er sovereignty doctrine, aud the South
will not accept anything less than the C'nc'n-
nati platform
Tho contest is said to be getting bitter, and
tho oS,,Ath threatens to withdraw rom tue con-
ven,iou rbod{lrs IS nomiuaIed aud the Doug
las men declare that they will defeat the nom''
nee if Dong,es is not succe clu.
From cuIcyal reading of the Impressions OF
reporters aud glance over the iield' 1t Is ou'
opinion that Douglas does not stand as well as
his friends supposed. 1t will require 3O2 votes
TO nominate and the best figures that his
friends can now make will only give him ll3
not even a majority. His strength Will be
sreate,t on the first ballot. as his friends will
make strong push to create an impression -
But his oppouents are invincible, and will not
see him successful while there is an opportunity
to effect compromise.
II is said that three parties have taken 81
900. 900 to the convention to use against Doug
las That it is strong lever purchase upon a
locofoco convention, and it must tell upon the
result.
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DoMglas--llis Southern Plantation
aud slaves.

Below We give letter, dated at Woodvillc,
Mississippi, April 9'b, which was written by II
former citizen OF this county. Whether Doug
las gets the nomination or not, the facts which
il states will doubtless interest his admirers here
abous, many of whom read the Journal, aud
we therefore give it II place in our columns:
EuuoR JOURNAL Dear Sir: While passing
up Pearl River had occasion to stop on the
plantation formerly owned by Mr., Martin, and
which by his death passed into the hands of
Senator Douglas, of HIS, as administrator for
his children, they being sole heirs to the Martin
estate.
Said plantation has been known cs one OF the
best places ON the river, aud W is stocked with
about 100 negroes ut the time OF Mr. Martins
death.
Senator Douglas used to call from time to time
to see the progress OF things at the place, and,
upon one occasion, was cntreated by the slaves
to get them a new overseer, MS they were badly
treated by tho one having them in charge. lie
refused to do so, and upon his turning tu ride
from the field the slaves formed IN procession,
determined TO follow him ; but the Little Giant,
with the true spirit OF southern chivulry. drew
his revolver and was upon the point of elucida
ting his principle of Squutter Sovereignty, and
"cxtingushing his title" to Il few of them, when
a friend inerIered aud settled the difference more
amcably
Two years since he sold the place for about R5
per acre, upon five years time, without interest
being less than halt the cost OF Improvement on
the place, aud removed his hands to Washing.
ton county, where i2 of them died the first ycar
of swamp fever. So the probability seems to
be that before the heirs attain their majority
the administration Will cease, for want of prop
erty TO administer upon
| With the Administration in the hands Of
such hnancier, the Earrings aud Rothschild'
could hardly keep the Treasury from consump
tion for four years term.
Yours &c,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-26

Tim B,urd of Pablic Works have had Q
m .,,inr in Columbus to consult upon the eA'cn
of the damage caused by the receGt lreshe''--
Mr. Gregory estimates the dsu age on MS o''"'
ion Of the Ohio Canal at Ss20 600, aud on we
Mushinpum Improvement at Sa,Ooo MI
poehus thinks it will require S2i.27o 10 repair
damage, on his division Of the Public "orNs'
To,a, amount, 72,s7o They decided to Issue
.hscks on he treasury aud make the repairs al
once without asking the Governor 10 cali '''
I.cisl.tIre together.
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A Word tM ScaSOll.

Some persons are disposed to think our state
men, las, week, respecting the discrepancy be-
tween the facts anl the figures in the Attorney
Generals Report, was not true, If so, any og-
greved person can have ample justice through
the columns of the Journal. They have always
been open to explanations of this character, as
10 we'll known to its readers We have never
been in the habit of covering up even unpIeas'
ant facts. when of public interest, and shall not
change our policy at present.
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April 1, ls6O-4swsS9 10
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Wood Co., o., Court Of Common Pleas
Jacob'wollever, pl'f, against Hm. Crom, Peter Var
.A Nulkenburg ct al, degts.
BY virtue of an alias order of sale 30 directed
cause, Will offer for sale at the door of the cour
house in Perryshurg, said county, on Saturday the
9TH day Of May 1860 between the hours of 10 o'cocl
A NJ and o'clock NJ of said day the following land
and tenements, to wit: The north three .fourths o
the east halfofthe southwest quarter of section 3C
of township north, OF range ten east. containing
so acres also the east half the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter OF the section town
ship and range, containing 30 acres all in Wood CO.
o. {. w. NORTON,
Sheriff Hood CO., o.
S SJefferson, pl'hs atty. .l.' ,.E.
April 5, lS60-4Sw5$3 20
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neath OF seMnror WnIlkcr.

With unieigned sorrow, we announce the de.
cease OF Hon. Hardesly Walker, member of the
Ohio Senate from the l2th district, composed OF
the counties Of Miami, Darke and Shelby, He
died at Sidney, rs we learn from the Journal OF
that place. on Wednesday last.
Judgc Wolker was native Of Pennsylvania
and reSsded at Unonlown and its vicinity till
1886, when he removed TO Sidney, Ohio. lie
was ut one time Associate Judge Of that county.
lie stood high, among his scquaintsMces, as a
man OF intelligence and incorruptble integrity
lie died es he liyed--an exemplary Christian
Peace 10 his ashes.-- Q. s. ypurNal
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nN Saturday. the 5th day OF May, A. ID. 1860. be-
~ tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.and o'clock
at the door of the court house, in Perrysburg
Wood county Ohio, will be sold TO the highest bid
der the following real estate, the property of AL
va Gillett deceased to wit: Lots l3 and II in Sec
tion of Gilead proper subject to the life estate of
Polly Glett, appraised at $500; also lots and OF
section 2. Gilcad proper appraised $50 each also
the south quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section of township north OF range east40 acres
appraised at $780, also the southeast qaarer of the
southwest quarter of the section township and
range, 40 acres appraised at Sf0o.
Terms-l-3 in hand, Ia in and 1.3 in two yrs
with Interests deferred payments to be evidenced by
notes of hand secured by mortgage on the premises
SYLYANUS JEFFERSON,
Admir- OLA. Gillett, dec.
April t. lsGO-4Sw5S3 10
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Sherifss Sale.

The Belmont County Branch State Bank Of Ohio vs.
Elias Braman Ind Wm Clark.
- virtne of an alias order of sale to me dire cted
- and delivered from the court of common pleas Of
wood CO.. Ohio, in the above cause, will offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, April 2Sth. 1860,
between the hours of u O'Clock NJ. and o oclock p.
NJ Of said day. the east half and the west half of the
south east quarter section number thirty-three
l33,) township number ~ in the United States
Reserve of ~ miles square at the foot of the rapids
of the Miami of Lake Erie in Wood county. Ohio.
C. W. NORTON, sh'ff Wood Co.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty prf. s ~ a
March 20, l96O-46wo$2.sS
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The Ambassador relates the following Incl.
dent A man was recently tried in the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer, in Erie, Pa, far murder
and found guilty in the fret degree, which is yet
capital crime 10 Pennsylvania. Little Fan.
uie Galbraitt, child sir years old, whose faith
er was counsel for the prosecution, said to him,
Papa. will - be hung y He replied, I" /
suppose So" TO which she inquired-" Will
not that be adding murder 10 murder, and ma.
king evil more evil T. Ye -shallbe taught " Out
of the mouths of babes and suckliDgs."
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SHERIFF'S SALK

Hood Cos,Rty, Ohio, Com, Of Copuaoa Pleas
George W, Adams prG against John L. Williams
ct al, deft.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale TO me directed and
delivered from said eourtin the above entitled
will offer for saleRt the door of the court house il
PeTrysAurg, said county, on saturday the 5th day
Nay, A. d, 1860, between the hours of 10 O'clock 4
NJ. and o'clock +. NJ, the following lands ana tene
ments. tu wit; In lot fifty three, in the village o.
lHllgrove, Hood CO., q.
CIV, NORTON, shnia
s. Jefferson, pl'as atty.
April5, lS.O--iSw5s2 30
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A SlNGuLAR DEsRE,--lt is not generally
known says au exchange, that at Coppel, on
the Lake OF Geneva tina residence OF the late
MOdame de Stael, and her father aud mother,
the celebrated Monsieur and Msdsme Necker
the latter are not there buried but preserved in
a huge vat of spiri's OF wine The curious and
they ore not few, rush there to see this most
painful as well as most aissgreeable of sights. -
1t Was SO much the desire OF Monsieur Ncker
that he and his wife should be picked ia his
strange manner, that fearing his own
family might not carry ont his wishes, he left
a certain sum TO be psid yearly TO the town fol
the support OF q certain quantity Of spirits OF
wine for that purpose. The vat is placed in
the ground close 10 the house. aud partially hid
by trees, which his grandson. Monsieur lie Baron
de Siasl, had planted round ..
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Sherif,s Sale.

George NJ. Young agst. James J. Parks ct al
DY virtue of an aliasvendi writ of execution to
ID directed and delivered in the above entitled case
from the court of common pleas of Wood county
0hio,1 will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg
Saturday, April 2sth, 1860.
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and 2 o'clock y
NJ. of said day in-ot number three hundred and thr
ty-fve $3.50 in the town of Perrysburg, Wood coun
ty Ohio. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff Wood co,
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Plf.
March %, ,lSGO--i6wGS27O.
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"A robbers cave has beeu, discovered near
Watoga, Illinois, but no robbers found. fhe
cave was seven by nine aud five feet high, con.
tanned book case full of standard works, lots
OF burglrfsl instruments, and pair of boots
with tiIe soles reversed in order to baff1s those
who wish TO track thsm, and stolen articles TO
the value OF S200, some of which have been re-
coyuizsd t'
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Sherin,s Sale.

@. F. Schuchman e Co. VS. Josiah F. Price
d virtue of an alias yendi cxecuti on to e drec4
- ed and delivered from Wood court of common
pleas IN the above cause will offer sor sule at the
door of the court house in Perrysbur1 ON
Saturday April 25th, 1850
between the hours of II 0 clock H. and 2 O'Clock p
NJ OF said dly the west half sout west quarter OF
section number thirty three (33l township number
four (D in the United States reserve OF ~ mile.
square, at the foot of the rapids of the Miami OF
Lake Erie, in Wood Co, o.
CIV. NORTON, shift Wood CO.
James Murray, atty of plE.
March %, lS6p--46w6S9
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOE
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Geo. b. Crops vs.. l.. o Simmons, ct. al
BY virtue of an order of Lae to me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio, shall offer for sale at the door of the
Court House, in Perrysburg, in said county, on
THURSDAY, the Goth day of April, 1860.
between the hours of l and 2 O'Clock D. M. of said
day. the following described lands and tenemen ns to
wit:In lot No. $751; and the west half of In lot No
5j4. situated in the town of Perrysburg Wood coun-
lty, Ohio. C. W. NORTON. Sberis
j. +. PRICE. Atty.
March %, lsG0.-46-w6-S2 20. .....
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wis,u,'s Dnlsam Of wiId Cherry

Not only c1es every species OF lung com,
on a DISEASED LIVER Ia This complaint ii has
undoubtedly. proved more ethcscious than any
remedy hitherto EN- Logged, aud in numerous in
stances when patents have endured long aud
severe SaT ring from the diseese, without ieceiv.
lug the eas, beneit from various remedies, and
when murcury has been restored to in vain. the
use OF this BllSam has reSorted the liver to a
healthy action, aud in many instances Effected
permanent cures, ai,tr every known remedy had
failed 10 produce this desired effect
See Advertisement
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Sherih,s Sale,

Osmon Diver VS.. Nancy Phelps
BY virtue otan order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case. viii offs
Tor SAFE Mt the door of the court house, in Perrys
burg, Wood county. Ohio. on ' s
|, Saturday. April %. 1860, el'erraF
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ and 2 o'clock r.
NJ OF said day the east half of the south west quar-
Ter OF section number twenty.eight (2s) township
numbcrfour (4 north range number twelve q - on st
In Wood county, Ohio. c. w. NORTON :
James Murray, atty ofprf. :. : ,
March %, lS60-l6w6s2SS
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10 NsUMPTIV YES
NERVOUS SuFFERER 5.

NTVN
The subscriber for several years a resident Of Asia
discovered while there SIM 10 vegetable remedy
a sure cure tor Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds aud Nervous Debility, For the bene
Gtor CousumptWes and Nervous sufferers, he is viii
ling 10 make the same public.
To those who desire It he will sen the Prescfip
ton, with fall directions, (PRgg OF oWARGEG also a
sample OF tho medicine which they will lind a beau
timl combination of Natures simple herbs, Those
desiring the remedy cad obtain Il nv return mail ad
dressing ]. Il, GU CHBERr.
botanic PhN siciap,
Al9 broadway, n Y,
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The PoIygasnic Dcmocrncy.

Let il be remembered that the Democracy OF
Ohio endorse aud sustain the moral. political aud
social AhominsIion Of Polygamy. Every drm.
ocratic membvr of Congress from this State sotsd
GgGsnst the bill OF Mr.. Nelson, of Tenn, "a
abolish P0ygsmy in Utah. This new plank has
been added 10 The democratic platform to make
IT complete. Democracy. Slavery. aud Polyga
my are Dow convertible terms. These are the
iSsnes upon which the campaigG is TO be fought
i'm TribHns.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Hurd Church VS. John and Lydia Hoover.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of WOOD
county Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, said county,
Thursday the LIST day of May. 1850,
between the hours of one and three O'Clock NJ, o.
said day, the following described lands and tcne
mcnts, to wit: Lot number Il in the village OF
New Westield, Wood CO., o.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff,
J. F. Price, atty.
Mnreh 20. lAGn-A7S2 3h
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The Prize Fight,

We have no news from the fight between
Heenan and Sayers Heenan was pursued in;o
eight different counties, and was finally arrested
lie was held TO bail in sma! sum and the fight
probably came OF at the appointed time. Say
ers Was not disturbed
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

Henry Blythe vs. Samuel Blythe
BY virtue of an order of sale 70 me directed and
delivered in the above from the court of com
mon pleas Of God county Ohio will offer for sale
at the door ofthe court house in Perry sburg, on
Saturday, the Jth day of May, 1860,
between the hours of IL and o'clock p. N. of said
day, the following lands and nements TO wits Lot
number Is, in section g. in the town ofGilead, Hood
county, o.
j L Price, atty, c. W. NORTON, sheriff
April s. lSG0--4SwhS2 80
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Port Monte Lost.

On Sunday last, the Pike between the 6l st toll
" gate east orPerrysburg, aud Stony Ridge, or
Monday between tue Ridge and Bowling Green on
the plank read, was lost black Rort Monte contain
ing two $40 gold pieces. $5 and 81 bin, Tecumseh
port monie was old and somewhat wcrn and the clasp
broken. III any one has the coed fortune TO iud it
and will leave IL at the Journal Oaiee Psrrysburg.
he shalt be literally rewcrded by the owner.
April 10, 1880 50w3$