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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
TIE WAR FOR THE UNION.
BRITISH NEUTRALITY

Important Orders to the Royal Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

The Executive Committee and full guards Of honor
will meet this morning at the Stevens House The re-
mains will DO then taken 20 St. Patrirks Cathedral,
where a solemn high mass of requiem will be sung,
after which the body will be temporarily removed 10
Calvary Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

BaR.v'. c,on Rood, "a, Sept. Il, issi.
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Accounted Cor.

Many good union democrats Of this vicin-
fly, readers of the Cincinnati Enquirer, seem
puzzled to understand why it is that that
paper is continually abusing the Admins
tration for ''plmging the country into hor-
riblo war;" when every reader knows as
well as "any other man. lhat this is not true
Mr.. Douglas expressly declared in the last
speech he ever made. that "thc present Sc
cession movement is the result Of mn cnor-
nous conspiracy formed more than year
ago, by the leaders Of the southern coufed-
cracy, for the overthrow Of the best gov
ermnent on earth"
The course of the Enquirer is easily ac-
counted for. 4 large proportion Of its sub
scrbers are in the south, among the very
class of men who are now in open rebellion
against our Constitutional Government
hence il is not matter Of individual pre-
ference, but n question Of newspaper sus-
tainancc that compeis TO cater 10 the south
ern appetite. Like Judas OF old, il receives
it peic6s of silver for certain object; which
is none other than TO excite hostility, on th,
part of loyal democrats in the north, agans
their own government, and 10 encourag,
them to join the south for its complete over
throw.
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democracy of Ohio mot at Columbus
according TO programme, on the 7th inst,
and put in nomination State ticket, on a
platform Ms odious ms was possible, without
going entirely ovor to the cause Of jeff Da-
viH, But The most dclcslNlc feature Of the
whole Conlrivancc. probably. is found in the
selection Of the candidate for Lieut.. Govern
or J. Scott Harrison ran on the Know
Nothing ticket in 1856, in ono the Cincima-
Ii districts, ror representative to Congress,
and during the bitter political warfare Of
that and in fact FOR several years previous.
did his best TO excite hc X. Ms TO mob
and drive away from tho polls the best cllss
Of our adopted citirens, whom they chose
to- stigmatisc as ID dutch' The JourHdl
says tho attendance was largo, but, under
the circumstance ii should have I've four
times rs large. Tho "mcrBhccn' was man
aged crtorcly by wiro-Pullcrs Of the Nallan-
digham stripe, and the platform was adopt
cd in bulk, lest by \ separation of the p)dnks
the rottcncss OF the timber might be ur-
pleasantly CXpOsCd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-15
INITCH NOTICE.
AuIiIOr's UiIicc, NOOd cOUnIY, 0.
Perry sburg, August ., 1851 -ljwl.

Notice Is hereby given that petition has been
fled in this Office praying for the establishing and
constructing Of Il ditch beginning at Portage river
ut the place where Bull or FlalCr creek empcs into
the Portage near the north section line of section
10; thence south in the channel of Bull or Fak,r
creek through sections 10, 15 Is, 81 2S, 80 80 and
50 OF town north range | east; also through sec
ton to the south line of said section, township
north range II cast and there to terminate. Also,
IN arm commencing in the bed of the above ditch,
drain or water-cousc about the center Of the north
cast quarter of section 80, at the place where
vine comes in from the southwest: thence following
said ravinc in south-wcsterly direction through
section 32, and the south east of 81, town north,
range II east, terminating at the township road be-
tween Bloom and Portage townships. And that
said petition will be for hearing the 7th day Of Sep
tcmber next. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood county, o.
PerryBburg, August 9Th, lSGl-ljw4.
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E.OJaI Democrats,

We are pleased 10 notice the enthusiasm
with which all loyal democrats adhere to
cord agree, with their late patriotic leader,
that the slavery question is mere prctcX
of tho southern conspiratora to overthrow
the government, and are determined to fol
low the prcccpts Of his dying appeal We
are led TO this conclusion by tho action of u
number Of the leading democratic papers Of
the State, since the late meeting of Brock
inridgc sympathi2crs at Columbus. They
do not hesitate 10 pronounce the movement
the result Of the slillrul management Of old
political generals Of the democratic, aided
Ivy small number Of valont rccruits from
the know nothing party.
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CONGRESS-.

Congress adjourned ~ the 9Th inst, after
q session of nearly five weeks. The bills
for revenue, the property and Increase duty
tax, were all passed aud signed by the Pres
ident, as were also the bills coniiscating
rebel property, increasing soldiers pay, &c
The Presidents acts were llapproycd, save
the habeas corpus question, which was re-
ferred to and has since been approved by
attorney general Bates. All the military
appointments for this State were properly
considered and duly confirmed.
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aeccnslonisfn ArrtrtcA.

Lieut. Col. Tylcr, n grandson Of the cS-
President, was made prisoner while lois
mcly walking HE streets Of Cincinnati, last
week, lie explained tho object Of his visit
to be to convey his wife, who is the daugh-
tor Of Dr.. Wright Of chat city, to Richmond,
VA. Tyler WAS graduate at West Point
IN lSlS, and was afterwards commissioned
a lieutenant in thc regular army, which po.
siton he resigned 10 take lieut. colonelan
cy in the rebel army. In the battle at MAJ
masses he served as adiuiant general under
Bcaurcgard. He was taken TO the Newport
barracks for safe keeping.
j. w. Smith, navy agent at San Francisco
under Buchanan, was arrested in New York
last week. lie is n son Of Extra Billy ol
Virginia, and seccssonist of the wors,
type. The appropriation of money to his
own benefit, from Uncle Fan's Golfers, did
not perhaps exceed fifteen thousand, yet hc
will probably have to balance accounts il
! not moro.
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The DIoerenCe.

Senator Johnson and Ethridge Of Tcnnes-
see, Holt and Mallory Of Kentucky, Gen,
Thomas and Winter Davis Of Maryland, all
from slave states, stand up boldly and man
fully for the support Of the government,
while the Enquirer and kindred sheets are
paltering about compromise, and virtually
complaining because the administration viii
not give the reins of government up to Jcn.
Davis and Stephens.
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ESsrlt seems that Capt. Poor of the steam
cr Brooklyn, belonging to the hlockadins
icet on the southern coast, is a sympathizer
of secessia. lie has allowed TWO rebel pri-
vateors 10 escape the blockade, and has fail
ed TO protect our own vessels in several iu-
stauces who're it was clerely in his power to
have done both,
EsR Two men, named Becstler and Jar
.gonii, had IA fight near Harrisburg, this State,
the other day, from the effects of which the
latter died shortly after
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DlTCu NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in this Office praying for the establishing and
constructing of ditch beginning on the west half
Of the southwest quarter of section 5, town 8
north, range II east, Webster township; thence rum
ming east to the half section line road: thence north
in the bounds of said road about 30 rods thence
east until it strikes the channel of Sugar Little
Toussaint creek thence following down said creek
to where it is cleared ont, and there terminates and
that said petition will be Tor hearing on the 18th day
Of September next. ADDISON SMITH, Aud.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Pcrrysburg, August 9Th, lSGl--l5w4.
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DITCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition has been
fled in this Office for the establishing and construct
ing Of Il ditch commencing ON the south line of
section ~, town north, range II cast, at ditch
established and constructed under the former ditch
law, about so rods east of the southwest corner
Of said section thence north ON Tie line Of said
township ditch to the Toussaint creek thence
down said creek to the McCutchenyillc road where
at to terminate and that said petition will be for
hearing on the 1Sth day Of September next.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
PclIy sburg, August ., 1861 -ljwI.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-15
Thc Great Rebellion.
,rosress of tho Work of suppression.

Progress of the Work OF suppression.
II seems that the real object OF secession
;sts of Missouri is not to attack Cairo or
Birds Point, but to make Il desperate effort
70 secure possession OF st. Louis. There is
n strong force under Gen. Pillow at Now
Madrid. Mo-. another vt Pocahoutas, Ark.,
under Ben. Mccullough, and another in Mis-
sissippi county under Jcfr Thompson. The
plan is to keep mp constant threat to at
tack Cairo and Birds point, so ns TO keep
the Federal forces thore employed; menace
Gen Lyon in southwestern Missouri by
threats Of an attack, while The rebels ai Now
Madrid and Pocahontas effect Il junction at
Pilot Knob and from there march on 81.
Louis take it, rcinstoto Gov Jackson, and
with this basis Of operations, wrcst Nilsson
ri from tho Federal Government This Plan
of oroporations. however, may undergo slight
change under the wutchfll eye Of Cen Frc-
mont and his aids. The telegraph reports
battle at Dug Spring 10 miles south of
Springfield. on tho 2nd inst, between the
Federal forces under Gen. Lyon, and The
rebes under Ben. Mccullough, in which
of the former wcro killed oad a. wounded.
and IL of the latter killed and II wounded.
Gen. LYON drove the enemy from the rcIl.
and took so stand of arms and l5 horses and
wagons Shortly after l0G0 rebel infantry
undcrtool, 70 make a charge, but were mot
Inv 27O cavalry and driven back. with loss
of 26 rcLels and Of orr tucn. As thc rc,rl
forcc was nearly doulIc O,ot of ours Con.
lyon subsooucntly rcll back ON SprirrGcld
whore ot last accounts Lo yyos ,nomnuiori,,
oxpoctinr another botlic. On tLc Itb inst
n band of rebels some 2oGO Strong made ~,
unsuccossnl ottocl; unon a coron or I'u,on
mon ot Athens. Mo-. about % miles wcs, oI
Eoolr,, low, on iho nosn,ipos ,ivcr los.
inr % killed u wounded and IS nrisoncrs
Tboro was 2 Union mon killed. aud wound.
cd Tho latter wcro reinforced and cav,
,bc roho,s chase cor,urinc n r,rnhcr =,
nrisoncrs borsos &c. Montcomcry. VIII,
cor,mords . . ror;mort or mon having Kan
sos rriovorcos to rcvcrce has bccr ordered
to ;o;n Con LYON. Tie was ot Fort Scott =
,oat accounts and within thrco or rou
dnys' march of Springfield.
From tLo Konnvho orr Iotcat dates nrc II,
TO 9th inst. Several sLirnishcs arc report
cd; and one battle. not vet confirmed, whicl
rcports Wiso as n prisoner. Gcn. Cox i
beyond Gaucy's bridge, and at Lccsburl,
II is thought that Wiso had made GOOD hil
escape into Tennessee His force probably
numbers about 5000 men. The reports %
his wanton destruction Of property to IN,
yoluo Of 5000 600 in Charleston md Kama
al troops were in fine spirits, and enjoying
excellent health. 1t is now asserted that
secessionism is permanently dead all hro
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Must be Settled Now.


The pccmiary loss which the country has
already suffered from the jeff. Davis rebel
lion cannot ho less five hundred million of
dou,,s vct thcrc oro thosc who orc WILLING
~ N''''' '','''N "I'" "'' "'"' Wv '''''
are m'ha |" "il'r, even II mat should he
to recognize the independence of their So
cnII,l ConCcl,rocy. The si,rns of thc times
however, indicate that the Great mass of the
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-! ~ WV. ~" Wv '''' y" -" ~ ''''''' "
Wi'h nothing snort OF complete settlement
OF the controversy, now, never again to hc
brought up for consideration. We must
either declare in favor oC the minority or ma.
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-, - "' '>'''' "o''" '>'"l! VIZ" ''"''
'"S' So
~, ', :; w. "Va T"m ","' ,'e,'' ''>'''''oN AMY
wv III ''' '''' " ~" ""'' "E"'
rSA'apt AVIS, John browns human,
la'er' WAS E''l'd at b"llS km'
TSa.Thc rchcls it is said, only captured
/ hiteen OF our cannon at Bulls Kun.
gsRaAll the Ohio military appointments
! have been confined 10y the Scnatc.
| nsn Tuoe con,ronics or re,ul,rs hovo ,r
riIrj nt WosLiuoton fr,n, n,n \vrst Man,
of them have been in the scryic, Ia or .,
wears.
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ne1~Tho Philadelphia Letlyer suggests
way TO unmask the rebel buttcries, viz: |
burn the pine and ceder forests where they |
arc hidden.
peA~Ex-Governor Joseph Trumbull. of
Connecticut, died at Hartford on Sunday, |
aged seventy-eight years. He was grandson
Of tho first Governor Jonathan Trumbull. /
and nephew Of the second.
pSyaThe hospitals at Washington are adj |
rnirably attended All the comforts and
luxurics necessarily for the sick and wounded |
are abundantly supplied aud judiciously
used by the nurses.
EzIr On the morning of tho 5th a detach- |
mcnt Of tho New York oh attacked squad
Of rebel cavalry opposite the Point OF Rocks,
killed three, wounded five made nine pris-
and took twenty horses.
k@y'Instalmcnts of riacd cannon, 10 and
20 Founders, ready mounted are almost
daily arriving at Washington. Gen, McClcl-
/ Ian will soon he provided with all tho ar
| tillcry lie desires. 1t will be Of the best
/ quality.
Bs5- -Beauregard Ia now on q visit to
Charleston. The gallont Col Corcoran, now
prisoner at Richmond, informed his cap
/ tors. that he was heart aud soul for the Union,
| and that be would not accept parole if it
/ were offered to him.
R.E Inc h'n'iHy '~nc'' ~ vi '''p ls'Ii "'ii- '....
tI''' ""lnc''; Nh,ou was I"P'uIcU ny ~" %
m,"oP7 was Iou'i' 10 ~ -, ooiI,"'" SiIc's c' ,,lo
i,,',, ,',U, on',,,,,'ini Con Carrntt ~ nro Of
his staff, signing such quantities Of the notes
as were wanted from time to time.
rcfaThe expedition sent out from Birds
Point to Girardcau has returned, having
lou'u no'Ii'i6 10 un. ne rePo!I ll3I mere
N' lo' cc li'Ci '''i ,i, 1o CO.
GI@ 'o7',I0Vn' nn W"7 i''7t' 'hcIt were no
hcoc'S "lli''" 90 MUGS Vi ,no pIlcc'
E.-5"Ai The suggestion OF Al2.Gcn. Banks,
" '"I ~ "uuio'' " 4l ,,tooi-7 wiz iIo'"n'y DC
',I" '' !'''' 90 IL - od5Io. ~
u't? '"' s',I'' 'iou, ,'',' t'tl 10 IIIlt! cl'
Sec'iohS ol 'IS 'r'n'iy il'n rom "aSnI'%-
Cou' Nnc'o '"I I"Ico 10 larSe enough no"
lor '' l,I"c''c'I fulPoSoS'
Er.|" Most OF the principal counties IN
NorlheaSjerh NiS5olrl are occupied by
government troops The heat Is very
severe al ~. LOUIS. Immense Quantities OF
shot and shell are arriving Tor Gen. Ere
,. g..
~, py d Nole VI Non@IcS7 .He i,,F % IIi7 ,,o
v",e' ll'9 "'Fri il'cIGa5e, I",l ~ - 20
| c' ".p',"' ''hN' VT" '',c n'H' '' '-'"'' az
~ pau 10 cofl "t tl'e C'I'i o. l'e N,,'' "1,'
% %,l'I i'5' ur", u.'n'2 VI lGV a'iV' ~ '-''',
n'"N'T , so'U'eil,G He'h""'7 ~ iS'"'''"'J
oS wen u' p'"'ouc Po'"' u N'"'
lD"Ihe returned voImtecr5, who reside
IN Dayton met With brilliant reception,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-15
WITCH NOTICE.

II
Notice is hereby given chat petition has been
filed in this office praying for the establishing and
constructing of Il ditch beginning two miles south
of the northeast corner Of Milton township, run
ming north on the line between Milton and Liberty
townships; thence on the line between Weston and
Plain townships, and following the line Of the
ditch known as town line ditch, and Guiding as far
north Of the intersection Of Stone pond ditch as
may he necessary; and that said petition will be ior
hearing on the 18th day Of September next.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Pcrrysburg, August gth, lSgl-l5w4.
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DITCu NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition has been
Glal in this office praying for the establishing and
constructing of n ditch beginning eighty rods west
Of The southeast corner of section III, Montgomery
township; thence north one mile 10 the Grccusbmg
and Frecport road; thence west along said road u-
i'll it crosses the RolcrsN He and Frocpurt road;
thence nolth-wcserly about two hundred rods
thence west to the half section line of section ten;
thence north along said line to the north line Of
section ten thence west about eighty rods along
said line; thence north-Wcstcrly to the west quarter
post of section thence north ON the section line
to the Rulcrsyillc and Portage road thence north
eastery through sections - and -, Freedom town.
ship terminating at the Portage river; aud that
said petition will be tcr hearing ON the 18th day OF
SoptembcruCNt ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
AUDITORS Office. Wood county, o.
Pcrysburg, August oh, lsGl--l5wi.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-15
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GooDsI

In this department great advantage may be obtain
cd by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
boughttOr cash directly of the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at just what it costs to import them, hence he can
afford to sell goods at
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notcc is hereby given that
IA application has been made 10 the Commission
crS of Wood county for the view and survey Of a
County Road, commencing at the cor of sec 36
town 6, range - east: thence ON sec line to the
W cor OF see 81, same town; also to yacate that
portion of a diagonal rocd ON the - 5 W u sec 20
in said town. The viewers and surveyors will
meet at the house of Wm. Ford, on the 5lh day Of
August, 1861. WIN. FORD.
JHly p, lSGl--ljw3#
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READY MADE CLOTHRVG !

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-15
CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
New Spring and Summer styles,
GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
French Printed Baregcs, very cheap.
French Printed Organdies, beautiful designs.
Gingham Lawns, Printed Lawns, Printed Bril-
liantes, all entirely new styles.
Mourning Goods, Embroideries, Berege de Laines,
Summer Dress Silks,
Linen Lusres, Vaencas, Foulard Silks, Marseilles,
Lawn Robes, 0rgandie Robes,
Grenadines, Challies, Counterpanes, Napkins,
Doylies, Damask Cloths,
Rufliug, Edgngs, Moreens, Flannels, Lace Wells,
Cotton Sheetings,
Dress Buttons and Trimmings, handsome assort-
ment, all new.
Bonnets and Ribbons, Misses and Childrens Flats
and Hats,
Parasols, the newest and richest out ShawlS Of
every description,
Maptllas and Raglansj please call and examine be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
FISH! FIsH!-A good supply Of all kinds oon-
stanty kept on hand at our store.
la Produce taken in exchange for goods.
A. G.. WILLIAMS a. BRO.
and door from he Doa ofiOA
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Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in this Office praying for the establishing and
constructing of a ditch beginning at the Black
Swamp creek, sixteen feet south Of the north line
of section thirty-sx $3.50 in Liberty townships;
thence parallel with the section line west to the
Miltonville and Hancock Free Turnpike through
sections hirty-fye (35l and thirty-four (34) and
that said petition will be for hearing the 18th day of
September next. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, 0.
Pelrysburg, August 9th, lS6l-l5w4.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods generally sold, which is an item Of
great interestto the people of Wood county suf-.
ilicicnt in ducemcnt, we take it, to make Perrys-
buc,; The trading point.
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NEW ADVERrIs'RNEMTs.
DITcH NOTICE.

TO NJ Amos, G Chrstlcr. Lewis Sbinevv Gaorco
Mohn, Shoup, Walker L Jameson, l. O Raw
son, Underwood, Amos, A Amos j Corev n
Tayler, p Ware, Martin Lane, Henry Iein. i r
SWAMI Aulis, J 7 Cory, z Helen, J. h ] Sbroyer
Robert johnson, lrLang, A Werner A Hale. A
II Long, V q Harris, G. Amos, VIM Len, Pillars
j w Huber, VIM Brewster, J Curtis, G Huber 8
Boxell, w Shoe, j. Baldwin, J L Fox, j Hartman
n MeDougal, J w Shoe, ] Dresser Phillips. ID
Shailstall, Cook Beni Hook. j Smith, s J lick
OK, Q 1ounker j Bartels = Swandcr, j Reis II
Clark, u ID Struton, w Bradford, G Gartlcy, Jo-
seph Smith, G Powers, w II Rockhl, w i Sellers,
A q j Jackson VIM jackson, Philip Jackson J
Fry, Lamb, J Owen, I S Carinan, Frc-
mont and Indiana II r Co, O Joiner, j Ward,
Samuel Hull, G johnson, Z Vosburg, George
p Null, J johnson and the unknown
resident and nonresident owners of the
following described lands towt: sections 2,3, 10,
IT., u, 13, II, 10, town north range II east: sec.
tions 2j 3i 3j SO, and southeast quarter section
26, all in town north range 4 cast You will
take notice that application has been made to the
commissioners of said county, to establish and con-
siruct q drain or water-cOursc beginning is the
Black Swamp Branch Of the Portage river at the
east line of section g. town north, range II east
thence down said branch to the line between the
townships of Freedom and Center, in said county;
and that said application will be for hearing on the
fifth day Of the next stated meeting of said COM
miSSiuners. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.
Perrysburg, August 9th, lS6l-ljw2.
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Secretary Chase has gone to New
York for the purpose ofAaying an interview
with leading inaneiers there,
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VEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DlTCu NOTICE.

nlTCu NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in this Office praying tor the establishing and
constructing OF a ditch beginning ten feet west Of
north quarter post section $, town NORTH range IL
east thence south and parallel with the quarter
section line to iulersect swail about 30 rods from
the south line of said section thence down said
swail to the middle branch OF Portage river. And
that said petition will be for hearing ON the llth
Of September next. ADDISON SMITH, Aud.
AUDITORS Oacc, Wood county, o.
Pcrrysbug, August 9th, lS6l-ljwi.
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing TO purchase anything in this line
will find it to their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectively invited to my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time proGtabIy spent.
szy- Produce taken in exchange for goods.
w. J. HITCHCOCK.
Perrysburg, January I'd, 1861.