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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Foreign Mail from aew Orleans.

Arrangements have been made by Mr.. An
TONIC CosrA, No. I6 Customhouse street, New
Orleans, with the appreciation of the Postmas-
ter for carrying a mail monthly between New
Orleans and Tampico, Mexico, where it will
connect with the regular British mail steam
ers touching at that port AUGUsrE DE Mes
GRIGNEY and P. NJ. MAzARD, highly recon-
mended by New Orleans merchants, have
been qualified as carriers. The first mail con-
sisting of 1898 letters left on the 10Th inst.
in charge OF Mr.. Mesgriguey. The second
mail will close on the 9Th of November, prox-
limo, at O'Clock P. NJ, and will leave New
Orleans the next morning. The third mail
will leave New Orleans on the 10Th of De.
cember; and subsequently,, as soon as proper
arrangements can be made, the regular times
of departure will be on the 10Th and 25th of
each month, making a semi-monthly mail.
TARIFF OF CHARGES on OUTGOING LETTERS, IN
GLIDING CONFEDERATE POSTAGE.
Siugle Letters, half an ounce or less, double
and multiple rates in proportion):
To Mexico -------.-......S6 so
To Island of Cuba. ..... 0 rs
To other West Indies. ... o IS
To Europe. .....---........ l 90
Letters from abroad can be received
through the same route. The foreign postage
on such letters must be prepaid 10 Tampico,
and they must be endorsed by the West In
dis Mail, via Tampico, care of Postmaster at
Aatamoros.D
The Postmaster at New Orleans makes the
following publication relative to this pro-
ject:
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when they too struggled for their affairs, their
homes and their all. It comes down TO as
like an heirloom, blended with thousand
sacred recolleetions. 1t won for Us the soil
upon which we tread, and covered the name
of our State with imperishable glory. That
soil is now threatened with dissertation by
the foot of tyranny and usarpation. Then
let the cry go forth on every hill, and in every
valley, and town and neghborhood and ham,
let, @to arms to arms and defend our lib
erty, our honor and our hearthstones ~
NELL S. BRowN.
Nashville, Oct 81, 1861.
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The foregoing project for Foreign Mail is
fully entitled to public confidence. Antonio
Costa, Esq, is a New Orleans merchant OF
responsibility and character He has been
resident of New Orleans for the last thirty
years.
Letters intended for this Mail, may be en-
closed along with the money required as per
tariff above, and the outer envelope address
ed, .-Costa's Foreign Mail, care OF POSTMASTER
New Orleans
The Confederate Postage to this once must
be prepaid. j. L. HiD tLuL
This mail will be great convenience 10
citizens of the Confederate States wishing 10
send letters to foreign countries.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
The Commfssarfat in the Army on
the Potomac.

We hear daily complaints OF the condition
of the Commissariat in our army on the fo-
tomac. We are informed that the Commls-
sarv at Manassas and Fairfax has failed tor
the last ten days TO supply either sugar or
rice to the army. For two months, we are
tcld that there have been no candles, even
for hospital use. or soap enough to wash
change of clothes. -
: The Government has the unbounded con-
fidence of the people. and can buy, for treas
ury notes, whatever IL pleases. sugar and
rice abound in the Southern Confederacy.
and yet the army is not supplied with either,
while the officers and soldiers are compelled
to pay to suffers and neighborhood vendors
twenty-five cents per pound for common
brown sugar, worth In New Orleans four 10
five cents, or certainly not over six. This
happens, too, in the face Of the most imme-
diate and complete facilities OF railroad
transportation extending from the producing
region to the heart Of the army, and carrying
for the Government at half rates, payable In
its bonds R;chnsosd ESaniaE.
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selected Dispatches.
FROM THE POTOMAC.

RICHMOND, Oct. lS.-There was some heavy
skirmishing on the Potomac river yesterday
near Harper's Ferry and Transport The
particulars have only partially transpired.
\ large Federal feet from Fortress Mon
roe is lying below Evansport unable to pass
the Confederate batteries ON the Potomac
river, which, it is now believed, is now COM
pletely blockaded at last.
Officers from the camps in the mountains
report that there is nothing of interest trans
piriDg in that section of the State.
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Affairs Above Hatteras Inlet.

RICHMOND. Oct. 1S.-The Norfolk Dqv-
Book of this morRing. reports all quiet at
Roanoke Island, but the Federalsts are evil
IDENTIFY intending to attack the Island, be-
cause they have reinforced Fort Hatteras to
5000 men, with large number of gunboats
barges and fats. Gen. Mansfield is in COM
mand of Fort Hatteras, and is scheming TO
organize an expedition 10 attack Norfolk
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Cen. Rousseau,s Command

We learn that Gen. Rousseau still occupies
Nolin with several thousand men He does
not seem able or disposed to make an adj
vance movement. The entire number of
Lincoln troops between Louisville and Nolin
does not exceed Is 900.
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An Attack Threatened.

GENERAL MCcLELLAN's MOVEMENTS
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s'NOIAn-
when sOrrow reuds the heart, when feverish pain
wrings the hot drops Of anguish from the brow,
To soothe the soul, TO cool the burning brain,
o. IL. q, --nIcn-.,a nd n r,-nrnnt a tEnu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22

two OF three days since, found a rebel vessel
in the narrow opening this side of Oregon
Inlet, which was fitting out as privateer.
he took possession of and burned the yes
sci. The rebels were in force in the vicin-
ity.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-To save trouble to
all concerned, 1t is officially announced that
the Government has ceased to grant passes
to go south through the United States.
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Lincoln Steamer Driven Back
THE POTOMAC HFECTUALLY BLOCKADED

RAILROAD TRACK TORN UP!
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gg Telegraph.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
MAGRUDER ATTACKED,

Large Reinforeements at Fortress
Monroe,
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ssThfngs has Riz.,s

Nashville, Oct. 81, 1861.
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once. If. however, Mason and Shdell have
not sailed from Charleston, but have taken
the route agreed upon, they will find our
Government on the watch for them.
u Especial dispatch to the Herald
1t is evident now that the whole length of
the shore from shipping point at the mon III
of the Quantico to the mouth OF the Chapa-
mansic is lined with batteries, In which are
mounted several ri1ed guns aud others car
'rying aud 9-inch shells. There are six bat
teries in this distance; the main one at ship
ping point has four guns, and the others have
at least two. Every vessel drawing over six
feet is obliged 10 pass for four miles within
three-fourths of mile of these batteries.
MONTREAL, Oct. I6.-Lord Monck and par
ty will come out in the North British.
Patterson, the Abolitionist, who was re-
spited until Friday next, had his sentence
COMMITTED TO imprisonment for life.
By THE NORTH AMERIcAN-LIvERPooI. Cor
TON MARKEr-Ssles tor the week 81 $50
bales. Market improved at an advance OF Id.
Sales to spectators Is 500 bales. and expOr-
tiers $500 bales. Sales to-day (Friday) are
estimated at $4,000 bales, including 5000 to
spectators and exporters. The market closes
firm and unchanged at the following author
lied quotations: Orleans fair 105. middling
LOT; Mobile fair log. middling 81. Estimated
stock in port 713, 00G bales, Inclusive Of 3I9 :
600 American.
BREADsTUFFs.-Them market is steady and
generally unchanged. Corn has an upward
tendency, mixed being quoted at 32s. Pro-
visions rule dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols closed
Friday at 92s@93 for money. The weekly
returns of the Bank of England show a de-
crease in bullion of ELI 900.
An insufrectionary movement had taken
place at Cyclades, in Russian Poland, and
the Mayor of that place was killed.
Mr.. Lindsay, NJ. p, in a speech at Sunder-
land, gave bis opinion that the English Gov
eminent ought TO urge the raising of the
American blockade, and that both England
and France should now consider the expedi-
eacy of recognizing the Southern Confed-
eracy. a
The financial depression continued at Paris,
and there had been come agitation in that
city owing to advance in the price of bread.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-07-04

Tho history Of one of the most noted men
Of the war for the Union so far is thus brie-
fly given: Gen. Nathaniel Lyon is Il native
of Connecticut, having been born near the
birthplace of Hon. Gidcou Wcllcs. Secretary
Of the Navy. lie graduated with honors at
West Point Academy, and entered the Re-
GUAR Army as Second Lieutenant in the
2d Infantry, his first commission bearing
Cat on the LIST Of July, 1871. lie was pro-
motcd to Brcvct First Leutouancy after
ward and subsequently to Captaincy.
lie has occupied the latter rank, practically.
since thc llth ofJmc. 1851, and was booked
for alvanccmcnts to high position at the
first opportunity. he being entitled to that
title by Brevct before his recent appoint
meuts to a Lieut. Colonclcy and Brigadicr
General hip.
Such men az Lyon are the ones 20 promate
il III prosoH emergency. Make Brga-
digrs of the Lyons. Sl>nmcrs and Double
days, iu3taI or raising dead political. $
from thcr graves to such places of vital
trust, and itwil be .ar bottar 'or The country.
and prevent the nee Hess aa riiice Of the
precious lives of our fellow ci liens whogo
out TO fight the battle Of the tiion
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TI.e Grent IFetI,eI AnnIr-

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe dis
closes the manner in which the rebels oh.
tanned knowledge of Gen. Butcr's move
ments previous to the battle of Great Bethel
1t appears that member of the Third New.
York Regiment,named l.. W. Clark. deserted
on the night before the battle. and gave the
rebel leaders full information. This man Is
now at Richmond, hut the Conrederatcs re-
fuse to receive him into their service,
This intelligence is received through a
member Of the Vermont Regiment who was
prlsoner'at Yorktown, but who has been
exchanged, and is now again with his reg
lment at the Fortress. The rebel forces M
Yorktown he reports as very large win
accessions arriving daily The City of
Richmond is suffering from inccudiary fires.
Last week storehouse containing consid-
cradle property was destroyed. and ON
Saturday night the steamer Glen Cove.
which has been fitted up by the rebels for
war purposes, was burned to the watcr's
edge. .
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But rebel priyateer is taken, and her crew,
instead Of being suspended at once to the
yard-arm, are brought TO New York to take
advantage of the laws delay and glorious
right of trial by jury, with the chance of aid
from some judicial traitor, by one of whom
the Administration has already been cowcd.
The war has never yet been re-
cognizcd as AN existing fact by our side
We have endured every act OF war as if It
was right which belonged to the rebels.
II may be that nothing but some serious
disaster to our causc will establish lust dis
t'nctions and force us to the exercise of bel
ligcrcut rights. But if we have rot "a right
60 crush this rebellion rs crime, ard to
hang the riuglcalcrs as traitors, we have
no right 20 resort TO force az ul. If they
have the right to make war upon the Cow
eminent aud arc noJl'ng but prisoners Of
war when taken, then thcr independent
rights are conceded. and we have no right
to carry on the war on on part. The pres
cnt treatment does nothing hut strengthen
and cytcii3 tic rebellion. Until or forces
treat the rebellion as treason, and resort to
every bollgcrent right to cripple It's power
and crush it into submission by ovcry PEN
atty of war, we shall make no progress u
vanst IT,
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From san EBa.ningo.

Dates from Havana TO june 2Oth ,rio,
important Intelligence from several of M
West India islands, The reports OF the tonl
loss OF the steamship Zulu, is fully conR,.
med, Tho health of Havana continued
good for the season, hut thcrc were apy,r,I
eases of yellow fever pronounced to be ol
q m""t violent type and il was feared tlat
1t would prove Very tatd during the sum
mer' From SAN Domingo, owaNicgs indi.
cate that spain, in her occupation of Sau
Domingo is likely 10 have moro trouble
lhon she anticipated from the mhabarufs
lusUTections had broken out I'm ysrings
parts OF the lslaud, and il wasrcportel 6,-,
important towns in the interior had forti-
fed themselves and with the assistance ol
the Hay lntouucl 10 resist the Srouish
authorities. stories of massacrcs hN the
spanish troops were preNal,ut-an i'm
some instances known To be uue-sevcn
persons AT Azua having hcen shot and forty
u'ree othcrs sent TO Jail, Arrests were
Qul1 common, aud Gen, Nulorio. in pro
y@m9uoa addressed To the people of his
district had dccrecd the pcualty of death
against amy man known 10 tampcr with The
soldiers, aud ordered his uoops 10 fire mn
ON all groops of more than threo persons
met IN the street after o'clock i'm The eyen.
ing. From Barbados we learn tLat the
weather continued uniavoWble for sugar
making.
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TNlTCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition has been
Med IN this office. praying for the establishing and
constructing ct a ditch beginning at point on the
line which divides the nor;hwcst quartcrof section
%, town north, range 10 east, 1856 feet south of
Ridge road thence south 829i deg. west 5j5 feet
thence south I3& deg. west 16S feet to section line
thence south 100 feet thence west 1859 feet TO
half quurscr line thence south $50 feet to center
line OF section 81 thence west 1890 feet. ierminat-
ing in ihe Woodbury. ditch, so-catd, and that said
petition will be for hearing the 9th day of August
next. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood county, o.
icrrysburg, June %, 1Sil-0w4S4 80.
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Very True,

Senator johnson, of Tenn, was honored.
on his arrival in Washington, bya serenade
and was called out for few remarks. A.
mong o'her things which he said, "lle be-
heved that South Carolina and the whole
South would now be as quiet as a lamb if
the old man Jackson had been at the head
OF the Nation last fall and could Clay and
Webster respond to their cries of eompro-
mise, it would be as it often has been, in the
language of Andrew jackson: The Federal
Union, il must be preserved"
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WITCH NOTICE.

Nutice is hereby given that application has been
made to the Commissioners of Wood county for the
establishing of II drain commencing at a point II
feet south of the northwest corner of j Wetmore
land in section |, town north range cast. thence
nnIth on the line between the east half and west
half Of the northwest quarter of said section
I3,2OO feet thence north AZ deg. 45 min east 400
feet thence north j3 deg. east 500 feet thence
north 80 deg IS min. cast 500 feet thenSss north
y deg cast 800 feet into the old ditch partly con-
stIuctcl thence follow old ditch TO terminus and
thdt said application will be for hearing on the 6th
day Of August next ADDISON SMITH,
Auditors Oice, Wood county, o. Auditor.
Perrysburg, June %, 1861 gw4SI 70.
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- IL ERIFF'S Ale.

John Bates vs., the Executors Of David Iadd. decd
hl virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk Of the court Of common pleas OF
wood county Ohio, and to me directed and deiv-
cred, viii offer for sale at public vendue at the
door OF the court house in the town of PcIrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, GA
Saturday August 81, 1851,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock
p mn, of that day, the following lands and tene-
menIs t-wiL; A part of the river tract No. 81, in
township B L. ). Reserve, in Wood county, Ohio,
bounded North by the Maumec river, east by the
east line of said river tract south by grassy creek
and west by line parallel with the east line of riy
er tract No so, and distant thercrom easterlv So
100 chains, excepting tract containing 5S- 100 of
an acre, described RS ollowS' "begiuning at point
where the last above described line crosses The
Terry Sh0rg and Oregon road, thence north ON said
line e2-l0O chains to said road, thence southerlv
along said road 70 the place Of beginuug) said
lands containing 81 acres of land more or loss An
praised at Si,S50,00. GUNFR
'"'Sf "a Sheriff.
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DITCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in this office for the establishing and construct
ing Of a ditch commencing mt the mouth of the
5wail where the same enters the Toussnini
*, supposed to be in section 36. Webster town
ship foil Owing the OLD ditch to the McCutchenyilc
road thence to the Taylor ditch at the north end
of section ), Center township; thence to intersect
tn old Planl, Road ditch, so-called thence follow
ing said ditch to the Plank Road thence south ON
said road to intersect the Praire ditch thence fol-
lowing said ditch west and south to where ii inter
secs the old nllay road in Plain township all in
Wood county, Ohio, terminating at said road, near
the residence Of David Webb, and that said appli-
cation will be for hearing ON The 9Th day of August
next. ADDISON SMITH Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, 0.
PcmN shurg. Juno -. ISbl-9MlSi 30.
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Y ORDER OF

GALE OF REAL EspATE-BY ORDER OF
- COURT. VI
On the 2lth day of July, 1861, at IL O'Clock a
m OF said day, at the door of the Court House in
ferryshurg, Wood county, Ohio, win be sold 10 the
highest bidder, the following real estate as The
property Of Gabriel fount, decd to-wit ai Of that
part ol the east half OF fractional section No. Is i'm
township No. q, north Of range No. 10 east. living
east Of the Dayton a Michigan Railroad
IN wood county, Ohio, containing so acres of land
more or less. Terms made known ON day OF sale
MARIAN +. loUNT, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Zoos, PRICE Johnson, att'ys.
rerrysourg, July l, lsel-9w4$2 90.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Jnlius RIinn vs. Nemy Mrrnnt

BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the above
CaSe by the clerk O. the court OF common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio and 20 me dire Ccd and deliver
ed, will oiltl for sale at public vcndue at the door
OF the court house, in the town of Perry sbuIg Wood
county, Ohio, ON
saturday, August 81, 1891,
net"een the hours o. 10 Il. m. and p. m. Of that
'"y' the following lands and tenemcntS to-wt. Iu-
10; number 5dl, in the town Of Pcllysburg Wood
county, Ohio and subdivision number f. of river
tract number 7G, containing II S7-lOO acres Of land.
mol9 or less, in Wood county, Ohio. Appraised at
St75 90. G. h. GIYFR' tSbo,iG ~
July S, 1861 -0w5SS 81.
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Henry l.. Crowell vs.. A. J. Hale & Brother.
by virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk Of the court OF common pleas of
Cuyhogu county, Ohio, and to mo directed and de-
hrereI, will offer for sale at Public Venlue at the
door Of the court house in tie town of Pelrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday August Sd, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock a. H. and 3 O'Clock
?, m, OF that day the following described lands and
tenements to-wit Two hundred aud forty 2IO) a.
cres on the east part Of The south halls Of section
II tort'ge township, Wood county, Ohio APP
Pr@lSe1 ~ S'oVOO 6. L. GUNER,
VNVN1 - Shortly.
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- HERIFF's SALE.


Joseph p. Corey vs.. Jacob Wilzman ct al.
BY virtue of order of sale issued by the Clerk
of the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, IN the ab0vc cause, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public vendue at
the door OF the Court House. in the town of Perrys-
burg, Wood county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the Sd day Of August. 1861,
between the hours of 10 y. m. and B n. m. of that
day the following lands and tenemcns, to-wit: The
east half Of the north west quarter and ho east half
of the southeast quarter of section number O. town
ship number ), north OF range uumberll. Apprais-
cd AT SSU0. G. E. CI'YER ShrriF
July ,, lS61-9w5S3 Ia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
D1TCH NOTICE.

IhlTCH NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
hcd IN this Office praying for the establishment and
constructing Of a ditch commencing at or near the
foot OF the ridge south of the northwest corner of
the southwest quarter Of section 49, town north,
range 10 east thence north on the line of the road
ana crossing the same vt various points. to the
northwest corner Of the south half of the north
west quarter Of section IS, same town and range :
thence to nterscct the Root & Green ditch social
| cd thence north-wcscrly on or near the present
line of said ditch, to nciscct the Plain q T6ntopa
ny dltcl so-called thence north down said ditch
to or near the south line OF the Improvement ON the
Nibelung place, sc-callcd Also branch to said
dltch commencing at or the north quarter post
OF section 81 aiorcnamed thence west along or
near the section line uits intersection with the main
mtch, Also a second branch commencing at or
near thc north bali quarter post Of the northeast
! = oi said section 80; thence north to the Hartman
! road thence west and northwest along or near
the line Of the present partlv constructed ditch to
its intersection with the main ditch, and that said
p tdon will be for hearing on the 9th of August
IuiSt ADDISON SMITH AuditSr
! Auditors Office, Wood county. o.
Pcrrysburg, june %, lSjl-9w4S7 IS.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Peter Nannest VS.. Alexander p. Donaldson.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
case Dy the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio | will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House in Perry sburg, Wood county,
Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1861.
between the hours Of y O'clock ui and O'Clock n.
h' oI said day, the following described lands and
tnemens, to-wit: the northeast quarter of section
80 township ;, north Of range . east. in Wood
county, Ohio, containing 100 acres, more or less.
G, f. GUlER, sheriff.
Cook, PRICE & JOHNSON, utty's.
July 3, lS6l-9W5S3 H.
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,

In TINS department great advantage may be obtain
cd by close cash buyers from the ia ct that the goods
are bnughttor cash directly OF the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bo y
at lust what it costs to import item, hence he can
afford TO sell goods at
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REDEMPrlON NOTICES NJ Chilcote or his
II assigns win take notice that Bernard Rebder
has deposited in the Treasury of Wood county d.
iory-tlree dollars and eighty cents TO redeem the
n " fraction OF section %, town north, range ~
east III 9'-lO0 acres, sold al the Delinquent Tax
Perysburg, July ID, IS6l-swS- Auditor.