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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28
THE EVENING STAR.

UTbe following startling and highly infam.
mstorv dispatches appear In newspaper T" OUT
West )" to which they were specially telegraPhed:
Late, Later Latest, and Highly Important from
CAayIsstes-Opy Special Dispatches by tAs IN
dsrgTonnd Ltas.
"CHARLEsIoN, Supper time, jan l5-Au the
babies in the entire south are in arms, and many
in this city are now employed at the breast
works -
Uaftco and OHs-hdlf Minutes Later Hundreds
of the noblest women of South Carolina are be-
bind the breast works, and they boldly express
their determination to remain there
&c Later StIH-TkTss-gEnTfsTS Of a Minute "A
number Of young ladies were In arms during the
greater part of last evening, and many more are
extremely anxious to follow the self-sacrifcing
example Of their sisters. Shame on the young
men,
"Oas quarter of INMATE Later We have
learned from a reliable source, that the study Of
military Ia cities will be introduced into the female
sch0pls of this State Immediately as the spirited
girls declare their willingness to take charge Of
the South Carolina infantry which is yet to be
raised
a report from the interior says the negroes
swear drilling, but II needs confirmation. Every
body Is in a blaze Of enthusiasm, and the gas COM
pany has suspended In consequence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

NoTy-These bonds are dated January, la57-psy
able January, 1888, - Bank Of Republic, New
YORK. Interest payable In January and July.
North Carolina eix yer cent. Coupon Bonds-Cou-
pons payable IN April and October, viz:
Forty i've bonds OF S1,ooo each, issued By an
tAonY Of IN act TO inqorpoTsts the Western North
6csobsas "a 1n 9Rs1t,r b d az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

NoTE.-These bonds are dated January, 1887,
PAYABLE at Bank of Commerce, New York, in
November. lss6-interest payable In January and
July of each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

NoTE-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1887. and bonds No. 2o0l, and above
thai, dated August, 1887, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

NofR@The bonds numbered a5l6 and below il
sued In January, 1857; No. 29l0, and above that
ISSUED IN August, 1857, payable 1t Phoenix Bank,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

These bonds are dated July, Ia51, payable July,
lss1, At Bank of Republic, Nov York; interest pay.
able in January and July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

.bI. Ju7 l, SO r. Sc dftsd JSly ls sy
e'V Interest," psysSs 10 Jsassfy aad July. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

nsnsen efths legal Cssfs sferrfssss, Aes1ss fracra
rsu ses 81 The nsst stnshi Cssfss de upns1 stntss
and ne greater % vhsss life been
l.ls ksodsnt Paris rhladsPAs and ssvhsss, has st
fsetsc ssns Of The astsushnr that
knsvn many trssssd rinfinT q ne had ana
When ssssPi great beng sarmsd sxecss
ss.sa, ss,sf.n. wa it.qs:nt .l.sinr .tt.ne.e ,.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

pIrrSo EokTEsATPRIcEs TO sUiTTar
Es.-Sa.ee mnst be forced; store Too snsnb
sea SOC Pa, sv., set ah and ietf y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-28

NoIE.-These bonds are dated March, 1857; pay
able March, 1887, ct Phoenix Bank, New York; in
tefest paysblein January and July Of each year.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

No man in McGregor pre-
tends to undersell COOK, and
for proof that he will give SUI
periorbargainsfor prompt pay
one experiment at his store
will convince the skeptical.
Come along with your Pro-
duce and lay in your winter
supply of CASH and merchan-
disc. Oct. "a, 1860.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

Oh HHDs. New Orleans Sugar. just received, AM
e1U for sale At 8 81 rents per llb., by
H0FFXAN, RENTON q co.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
The Union parry Of Tsnnesses have called


The Union party of Tsnnesses have called
. convention for nominating a Governor, to
meet at Nashville on Tbursday, Nay Cd
Itis reported that tbe people Of Liberia arc
saferins very much from want Of food iu CON
sequence Of the large number Of recaptared
slaves landed. "
VIM II. Russell, the well known CORE
spondent of the London Times, will, ii is said,
come 10 this country to describe men and
things Al epresent juncaife. Y A g91l.
There are in the town of Newbury, Mass,
65 parsons who are upwards Of 10 years OF
rge ;49 who are between 10 and 81; !; 2e who
are between 90 and 90, and who are be-
tween 90 and ioos or7sp ,aA
The Oxford Miss. Intclllgencer, protests
against Tennessee enlering the Southern Con-
fsderacy unless she will produce the scalps
Of Senator johnson and Representative E.he.
ridge, a, an evidence Of her sinceti'v
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
Rumorod Hosuli,ics ut Pensacola.

|. Special dispatches TO the Cincinnati Gazette
report The existence Of rpmors to the effect
that Lieutenant Slemmcr Of Fort pickens bad
been attacked by secession troops. IL iswell
known that for some time past tho relations
between the Lieutenant and the trailorous
hordes which surround him have been far
mpre amicabc Not long since he forbade
them 70 o.coniinue the erectionof certain earth
works, and they deemed itsafest to obey
by way Of spteful retaliation, not long after,
The commander Of the ns,ional vessels in tbe
harbor was Informed that he could have no
more coal from che Navy Yard. Adding to
these circumstances the fact that Lieut.. Sem.
mer is Northern man, we ind abundant
reasons for supposing that the reports before
alluded to are founded in truth. although equal
allowance must be made for eSaggera,ion.
The regular dispatches inform US that orders
have been issued from the navy d., plrtmenl
for the sailing Of several ships Of war but their
destination is not announced. 1t is also stat.
ed that there arc now concentrated at p, ma.
cola six United States war veseuls. with about
Fifteen hundred troops On board ready to ap.
sist Li.ut Slemmer in The defense Of Fort
PicGens. should Al attack be made upon il.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
llMEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- .
ssg"At a meeting Of the Town Council Of the town Of
Perysburg held March 49, 1881 the following ordinance
was adopted.
AN ORDINANCE,
n Providing for the election Of a Treasurer and
Marshal for the town of Pcrrysbutg:
Soc. l. BE il enacted by the Town Council Of the
town of pcrrysburg, Wood County Ohio, that the first
Monday Of April 1861, and annually thereafter there
shall be elected by the qualified voters of Pcrrvsburg
Corporation, Treasurer and Marshal for said town.
Sec. 2. That the Treasurer shall receive all moneys
belonging TO the town Of Perrysburg including the gem
cral expense nd side walk fund cemetery fund interest
on bonds and all other funds collected for and belonging
70 said Corporation, and pay out the same the order
Of ihc Mayor and Recorder.
Sec. g. The Treasurer aforesaid shall receive e r
his compensation percent all moneys disburscd
by him. -....
Sec L. The Marshall shall perform all duties defined
by law and required by the Council and recciv. for bis
services the fees provided by the statute or specifically
allowed by council.
Sec. 5. The Treasurer and Marshal shall each take
oath Of oec and give bond to the aecoptauce of the
Council. JAMES W. ROSS, Mayor.
Attest +. Il. MILLER, Recorder. 40w4si 20
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
IxTooD COUNTY COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Edwards & lddiugs vs. VIM. Frarnsidc, ct al.
William Fearnside, Elizabeth Fcarnsdc Bruno Silva,
Spencer a. &ellcn, Tennis Dangler, Fuller Co., Geo.
a. Davis Co., w. w Griffith NCn., will take notice
that William Edwards aui Hiram ldlugs, ofClevcland,
Ohio did on the 9th day Of March, 1861 e their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas wQn and for said county
Of Wool and state OF Ohio the object OF said petition
being u modify certain decree made By said Court at
the December term thereof a. D., 1862 in action
then pending therein, in which, said Fuller i Co.. were
plaintiffs and said William aud Elizabeth FoarnSidc
Bruno Silva, Spencer Mellon, Tennis q Danger, and
q. A. Davis Go, defendants ami obtain order
of sale of the following lands martgIgcd to plaintiffs 70
wt the half Of south quarter section 35 and
cast half Of south east quarter section 35 and east half
of west half Of south quarter section 35 all in town
s. north of range 10 eaS containing 200 acres of land in
Wood county, Ohio, for the payp mt of certain moneys
due plaintiffs and the prayer of said petition is that said
Court Ascertain the amounts due plaintiffs and dettn-
dans and the priority 0f the mortgage liens Of plaintiffs
aud defendants said lands, and that said VIM Fearn
side be ordered pay the said amounts found due with
in short day, in default thereof said lanls be- sold
aud the proceeds applied in payn mi Of said amounts so
found due according % the priortcs of said mortgage
liens, ant for other and further relief and said deen-
dapts notified appear aud answer by the llth day
OF May, 1891
DopG. TYtre, atty's for Edwards & IdiingS.
March 18th, lS5l-i5w6S1 -. ..
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Scnntor D0nglns.


The quasi endorsement of Mr. Lincolu's
Inaugural by Senator Douglas, taken in con-
nection with that gen,leman's subsequent ac-
ton. doss not tally well With his pretended
devotion to the Uuion. We published his
remarks on the Inaugural last week, believ-
ing the present crisis had actuated him to a
degree of sincerity, but we think there is much
TO fear in this direction. Az the recognized
leader of dilapidaed party in the north. his
recent speech 10 the S.nate betrays u strong
desire TO eli her recoustrect his own and break
down the Republican party, or else, fearing
his former remarks might be construed ioIo
an endorsement of the Administration, have
it understood upon what condition he is viii.
ling TO jon in saving the Union. Evidently
regardless or careless Of the fact, thai while
he may hamper the Republicans in their ef-
forts to save 1.-THE is Inevitably eousummaling
tie destruction which he expresses desire
TO avert Tho Republicans. we believe, ars
for the Union. now and forever, one and ia
separable under all Circumstances and we wish
we could say as much of the opposition
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


m OF 70 EsA.Aza q 49,. wAt
Hcury .. eoucher o. Pica,ouiea, in the bounty Of
= il tho State Of Illinois, will take notice that
John Beard Of the couny Of Wood h the State of Ohio
did % the 18Th day Of March, SCI ne his petition in tie
Court Of Common Pleas OF Wood county IN te State Of
Ohiongainsi the said Henry b. Goucher, John Franks
and Jacob Pcrkcy as administrator of Samuel Ulcry,
deceased defendants, setting forth that the said John
Beard the 30th day of October 1860, obtained judg
ment IN said Court against the said Henry b. uoucher
for the sum Of 1928 02 apd costs of suit that said Couch
nonresident OF the State OF Ohio and had no
satisfy said Judgment, that said Judgement was lien
upon the following described premises situate in said
county Of Wood, owit the northeast quarter Of section
birt.one in township 3, north Of rargeecven cast the
south half Of the South quarter OF Section thirty In
township and range aforesaid and much of the east
half OF the southeast quarter Of section thirty six in
township three north Of range ten east lies the
north side Of the center OF tho Sandusky a. Defiance
road running east and west through said last described
premises; that the said John Franks claimed to hod
mortgage all or part Of said premises that the said
Jacob Perkey claims to holda lien part all Of
said premises, administrator aforesaid; that said
uouchcr has other property In the State VI Ohio.
The prayer Of said petition is that the said Franks and
said Pcrkcy may set forth their respective claims liens
10 an upon said premises that the Court will lust the
prories Of the with that Of the said plaintiff and
among tue said Defendants that said real estate may be
ordered u be sold and the proceeds applied on said
claims according 10 their proritics of lien &c. Said
Goucher is notified that he Is required u appear and
answer said petition before the third Saturday af
ter the 25lh day of April, 1851. JOHN BEARD.
4. BROwH, atty for j. Beard.
March goth, lS6l--i6w6S9 G5.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21

The Confcderates at Mopts somery. so
far "a We can learn do not intend to submit
their permanent constitution, as they call it,
30 vote of the people, who would doubtless
make short work with it If it should be left to
'hcr votes. The confederates ar, ireasuring
up for themselves wrath against the day of
wiah. The people will doubtless ere long
find way Of escape from the meshes which
the couiederates are weaving around them
A people educated in a system Of eleoting
their own rulers will not lcug submit to the
deSpotism of self constituted anarchy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
JI7Oop COUNTY corRr OF COMMON PLEAs

William H. Iayluan vs. Schuyler y. Beach, ct NJ.
Said Schuyler y Beach, SarliuS j MSstcot,, Marga-
rct Beach, Erasus Corning Gilbert c Davidson. John
Winslow, ErOsos Corning Jr frsderiek u Tucker
man, Archab0M Crawford William Rector, p,gmis
Perkins, Erasmus u Peck, George Powers, executors
and EloiSc lldd eSocurS Of David la h dcccase jon
kinS Co.. Strang, Adrancc 4 Co., William Crook
administrator viii nke notice tina, William II Layman
did the 9Th day OF March, 1861 dc his petition in the
Court ci Common Pleas, within and fer the county Of
Wood, and State OF Ohio against the above named de-
fenianis Setuc ioTh that ha holds mortgage executed
and delivery 70 him by said schuyler Beach and
Slrljus ID Wescott u-lots number l52 l6l and 50
much af l-k,t number lId, hes west OF the fndlaY
Plpk rli also ru.-o' number, 81 and y acres OF the
north end of outlots number 80 g. all in the tMn Of
Prrrysbur', Wood county, ohio, TO secure certain
pronlssOry note datd October lst 1857 for the Of
SitQ, payable - William II Laymap or bearer ia nine
months trm it, datc, snd PRAYING that order Of sale
may issue frOm said Court aud that said lands he sold
free ilVu auy iuOumbrance by way Of dover cS said
Margarrt Beach or amy udgr mt liens hich amy OF tue
othe- attendants may have claim have upon said
premises, and the Proceeds applied in payment of the
snount found due TO this plaintiff the defendants no.
ted q appear and answer before the llth day Of
NAV, 1851.
I nopGg & TYLeR, atty's Tor Nm. H. LaymAn.
March I5ih, lS6l--tSN6Sl o3.
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What Congress has Done.

The work Of the last Congress may be sum.
med up very briefly. The amendment ofthe
constitution prohibiting interference with or
the abolition OF slavery by Congress in the
States where Il exists, the three acts proyid-
ing for the organization of the territories OF
Nevada, Daco,ah and Colorado. and the new
tatiff act, were the chief measures Of the tes.
sion. ApprOp, ia.ion bills were also passed
as follows Invalid and other pensions, Nil
itary Academy, Army, Navy, Post Office,
Indian. Consular and Diplomatic Executive
Legislative and Judicial, and sundry civil *
penses. the last being generally described as
miscellaneous The above appropriations
are generally far from exravagant. That
for forts aud arsenals amounts TO $e7o 900.
The navy appropriation act includes. besides
the usual appropriations, twelve hundred
thousand dollars for the construction of seven
new war steamers, and about Que hundred
thousand for repairs Of hospitals aad marine
barracks.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
DoAD NOTICE.

'R0AD 'OllOh' -.
The surveyor and viewers will meet al the house Of
Dodger on The 23d day Of April, 1861, to view and
locate county road commencing at the west quarter
post of section 2S in Henry township thence north on
the line between section 2S and 49, 20 and 2l l6 aud
and ITO ncrect the road running north on the same
line. k
March 18th, I9Gl-45w4#
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21

TINE SINGER SEWING MAclNEs.
In order "a place the
BEST FAMILY MAcnSrs IN rRE WORLD
within the reach of ALL we have reduced our Letter
A., OF transverse Shuttle Machines beautifully or
namcntcd 10 SO.
THESE LETTER A MACHINES
CONTAIN KrvENr vALrAvIx IMPROVEMENTS.
We Mould ask for them before purchasing else
whOrC, the special attention " NtSt.mdkurS Dress
makers, and an those who want Machines for light =.
manufacturing purposes.
Singers No, ! & 2 Standard Shuttle Machines,
both cC very general application and capacity, and
popular in the family and mandatory, Prices re
duccd, respectively trom SlS5 aua SlJ0 to $50 and
Slo0,
sINoER' 80. srA>pARp SurrrM MACHINE
For Carriagc. makers and heavy leather work,
Frier, complete, Sl2S.
The SINGER MACHINES
u.akes the iut,rlocked stitch which is the bes,
stitch known, They arO ol grlat speed easily I'M
durst1od sjuplc in structure, ot great durability,
adapted 10 the HEAVIEST and hghIcst goods, ha-
ishil in The most perfect MANNER aud iUay " used
for several years without requiring repair
THE STANDARD MAChiNES
Fm railorng, Boot aud Shoe-uaking, Harness
making, Carriage Trimming, etc. ete., wil do more
worA, earn more money, and ae cheaper than thoSe
" any olhcr maker as eilL
We have always ON hand, HSmining Guagrs,
silk, Twist, LiRcn and Gotten Thread On SpOols,
best Machine Oil in Bottles, etc, etc.
s.fy~An persons requiring Information about
Sewing Machines, their sizes, prices, working ca
paetes aud the best methods Of purchasing, can
obtain it BY seOdIng for copy Of
IN. SINGER II co.'s GAZETTE,
Which is beautiful pictorial paper en.irrly leNe-
led 20 the subject.
IT Will bK SENT GRATIS.
/. N. SINGER d Co,
ass BROADWAY, SFN YoEE
Mach SOD, 1851 I-ieG
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
The Lago Casc.

Dispatches to the GorlHs state thrt Gov.
Magoffiu's great mandamus exploit, which
was TO overwhelm Gov. Dennson for follow.
ing Kentucky precedents in refusing to sur.
render the man Lago on requisiton. has
come to its natural end. The Supreme Court
have decided against the fussy Governor of
Kentucky, and we hope he will be content.
The question involved in the Lago case is one
about which eminent jurists differ, but we
th"k the weight Of authority is on the side OF
Gov. Denni on's d,ci.ion. Because the sub.
ject'motter happens in this case to involve
the negro, Gov. Magcfiin seized the orportu.
nity 10 get up little additional secession cx.
element The lcgll point in dispute is one
entirely ind pendent Of the slavery question.
and was most unwarrautably drawn into The
pres, nt sectoaal controversy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21

The United States has Kept a standing
Srmy in Texns, at an Expense Of thousands OF
dollars every year, TO protect the whites n.
gainst the Indians, aad has spent millions on
Notifications, alsenals, dc. In short Texai
has been kept alive, as it were, almost ente
Iy by Federal Patrouage, and now her poit.
ical demago cues have forced her out Of the
Union. -Four hundred and seventy persons
have been xii ed in that State during III" past
year, by Indians, notwithstanding the vigil.
ance Of Uncle sam, y,t they talk about indo-
pcnltnce.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21

D0AD NOTICE,
Il
The surveyor and viewers will meet at the house OF
J.Sheierly the 18th Of April 1861 TO view aud To-
cate county road commencing tho Maumec
Western Reserve road at the between road tracts
35 and 49, thence south the section lire 70 ntersec
the Troy e. Webster free turnpike road
Mrch l3.h, le6l-i5w4+
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtained by
close cash buyers from the fact that the goods bought
for cash directly o. the eastern dealers and manuiactur
erSand all imported goods are bought lust what
10 import them, hence he can afford 10 sell goods at
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21

H. II. lIrd vs. Jacob Eddlcman.
Ry virtue of execution issued and delivered 10 the in
the above trOmthe Court Of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio will oer for sale at public vcnue the
door OF the Court House, in the town of Perry sburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday the eth day Of April, 1861,
between the hours of 10 a. Ia. and O'Clock p. NJ, OF
said day the following described lands and tencents to-
it the south part OF road tract no 80 of the Maumec
Western Reserve Road lands, the same being in town
ship range L. in Wood county, Oaio, containing II
and lS-loV scrcs Of land, more or less.
q. Il. GufER, Sheriff.
}. +. rRlCE, atty,
Maren 3Uth, lS3l--ijw5$3 81
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- - - -
OF ELECTION.

TO the qualified electors Of Perrysburg Corporation;
There will be election held in the town OF Pcrrys
burg, Wood county, Ohio. Monday, the first day ol
April lsGl to elect the following Corporation officers
One Mayer,
Five Councilman,
One Recorder
One Treasurer,
One Marshal.
By order of tho council. FIR. Miller, Recorder.
March 10, 1861 49w2Sl i3.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.

Thoscwishing 20 purchase anything in this line will
nnd N their advantages pay my Store visit before
purchasing cscwhere. The attention of the public is
respectively invited to my extensive sock feeling assure
il will be 1me pruftahly spent ...E..
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READY MADE CLOTHING :

In this dcparm mt we have the largest and
plcte assortment in Northern Ohio, Made up according
to the latest fashions and in the substantial manner
warranted give the very best satisfaction. or sat
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is item Of great
interest 70 the people OF Wood county. sufficient in
duccmcnt, take it, to make Penysburg he trading
point,
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DoAD NOTICE.

D0AD NOTICE.
The surveyor and viewers viii meet at the house Of
John F. Smith on the l6 day Of April, 1861, TO view
and locate a county road commencing at the river road
north of the west branch Of the Portage river between
section and to nterseet the town line road between
said township and Troy.
March 13th 1SGl-45w4E
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RIFFS s ALE.
Amcle Rappc VS. Norman c. Baldwin ctal.
BY virtue of order of sale issued in the asoye
by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, and to directed and delivered | will
Offer for sale public veniuc at the dsor Of hs Court
Hous> in the town of perrysburg, Wood county Ohio
Wednesday. the 10th day Of April, A. ID. 1851
between the hours of o, and p. OF said day,
the lowing described lands and tcncm nts wit that
portion Of river tract S0south Of the Dayton and Mich
igan railroad containing 20 100 of acre. Also that
portion of river ST. south of said road contain
ing 25 Also the undivided half of river tract
50, continuing % acres Also out lots Of the town Of
Pcrrysburg, Wood Co Ohio, numbers l03 and lS7 also
in lots OF Porrysburg, numbers 629, 103 70i 7l3, III
100 40, 10 $50, 76S 7G4 all in Wood county, Ohio.
H. II. DoDaE, Atty. G.. Z. GU1ER, Sheriff.
All persons bidding at the sale published elsewhere in
this paper in of Haywood Chair Manufacturing Co..
against David Pratt ct AL upon any of the lots above
described are notified that they will purchase the
subject this Judgment the prior aud better
lieu upuu them. ..
IL, H. DODGE, atty. for A. Rape
March, 8,1S6l-4tw6$t 72.