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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-04
south Nashville Bakery.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-04
MARRIED. PERSONS

If your children sicky, puny or afflicted,
Leans Cordial will make them healthy, fat and rot
Delay not moment, try it and you will be oonvin
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PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

The prices OF these lands vary from 50 to SO Per
acre. according to location, quality, &C. First class
farming lands sell for SO s12 per and
the relative expense Of subduipg prairie land
pared with wood land IS in the ratio of 10 favor
the former The OF sale for the bulk OF these
lands will be
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Mr.. Scvin moved Union Central Com
mitteo, consisting Of eight members. from
different parts Of the county, be appointed.
The motion was adopted and The Chair ap-
pointed thc following gentlemen: Patrick
s. Slcvn, Chairman, Pcrrysburg; j. G. Woos-
Ter, Plain; John Norris, Perry; Dolos Pratt,
Weston John Russell Bloom; WIN. Bryan.
Montgomery; Henry Lmdy, Center; Isaac
Clay, Freedom. The central committee thus
appointed retired for few momcnts. when
they came forward and gave notice of n
Union Couty Convention TO meet in Bow
ling Green, on Satriay September llth.
1Th'a call viii be found in re 5u.ar form
oscwhcrc)
Mr.. Price moved that tho Representative
delegates be iigtuotaI 10 vote unanimously
ior rClpt. Aahcr Cook. Adopted unanimously
and with loud chcoriug.
Upoum0toao. Mr.. Slcvin. it was resolved
tlat iac EeraTs oi rcry4hur be requested
to publish the proceedings of this meeting.
The Covcid'ou thon aijourrcd.
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means now the Same as in the days of the
people of Israel, and we acknowledge the
hand OF God ia the present crisis lie de-
Signs this country TO be as a city on hill
Tor a beacon and welcome to the oprress-
cd of all lands. tis not for me to say to
Capt. Cook, You go Fight The battles of The
country, but all should be willing to do what
They con 60 putdown by the strong hand OF
p0wcr this effort 10 destroy our l.bcrtics.--
hropo is looting TO rs at this moment or
our tSal and predicts tho death OF our in
'.luIons, bat woull not believe The Queen
."' England nor the ptrjurcd man who rjtcs
france, should thcy aw,ar we are not capa-
hie OF gaIi-rovethmont Kings ave not nee
esaary To tho Government or unliong and we
vii giYoa wilhurine rchuIrt1 thcoruwnel
nejd5 OF Europe iupu.tinT down th'3rcItl-
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MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N0uRT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD
" COUNTY, OHIO.


" COUNTY, ONO.
James Aruitlgc vs. Nerrot VI Young.
The defendant, Nerrot VI. Young will take notice
that on the 30th day Of August, 1861, the plaintiff
James Armtige, filed petition in suid court
against him, the object and prayer OF which petit
ten Is to obtain judgment against the defendant
for the amount of two prom isory notes executed
and delivered by s1id defendant to plaintiff, and
also for q balance dive upon an nccOun. and being
for the several sums of one hun lrhd and ten dol
lars with interests at the rate Of ten per Ct per
Gnnum rom harchlS, 1858, and of seven hundred
and ninuty-,x 7-lO1 dollars (SIgj -I00) with in
tare,t from January 25 1850 at the rate OF ten 100
per cent. per an'ium, and of sxy-Onn 0-l00 dol
lars (Sjl l0-l00) with interest from A pril 20, 1881.
Plaintiff also seeks to collect said sum by the aid of
the provisional remedy of attachment, and has at
tachod the following lands and nem nts of defend
ant, to-Nit 40 and Si-l0O acres OF the west part
Of river tract number eighty (SO) in the United
States reserve a the foot Of the rapids of the Maui
nee river, in Wood county, Ohio. and bounded as
follows On the south by the ccutcr of Grassy
creek, on the west by the west line of said river
tract number eighty (S0) on the north by the Man.
NEE river anl On the cast by line drawn parallel
to thJ west line Of sail river tract number eighty
at distance Of eight chains, ~ links casterly
thereof. Also a right of public way trum said 40
Sl-lOD acres TO tho Porry8burg and Oregon road
along thc route surveyed and reported for a county
road TO the commissioners OF Wood county, by Wei
lington surveyor. Said petition will b. alswera-
bic On the second day OF December, I66l
DODGE & TYLER, Git'ys.
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reDrA Balt re correspondent Of ho
World writes II have received iu conf
dcnce The Pl of operations, whom NcClel.
lam shall Ia up his lines of march: and.
whilst | y aot at libwty to rulll-h auy.
thing in Connection with 1t. viii SAY hst
the country may look for the groniy,t mlli-
tary demonstration which hls marked the
history Of the world. rha power or nis
Government will crush the clatcd Guops o.
Beaure2arJ as the rushing turua 20 swceus
down the majestic oaks OF the forest that
stand in its path
rEA.During the call Of the Buffalo Com
mittoe on the honorable loscuh llo't.at ,hc
Falls one of the n,mhar asked The nlsc
what he thought OF Seuator Rraukuri 70.
Mr.. Holt replied that he could not answer
the question bcttcr than bv rcla,no an ur-
ecdotc, which he did rs follows: "Nhlt do
You uthiull of Senator Brecknrdga. incurred
u Kentuclian of Humphrey Marshall tha
other day. "Why, SIR replied Murshall,
"he is he oe0sisSt man attire, ctccDt u,,Ssy.'
bD~Nlr. lIolts progress through Massa-
Chuscts, ON his Journey from Boston, was
a triumphal march, Al Worcester Sprinr-
field and other places, he was called from,
the cars, WARMLY welcomed, and hya nicu-
dly compulsion made to Yciteratc those no
Tie sentiments of patriotism which have
won for him the respect and admiration or
all lovers of their country
bEge From all portions Of "a, static we
here that the people, irrespective OF former
political associations, are forming ana oven
powering and Irresistible Union party. for
the sustaining Of the Constitution, tdo ul-
forcement of the laws, and the suppression
of the wicked rebellion.
FaapA dispatch from Nashville to the
Louisville CoUrier says ,hat Jvu. Davis has
issued a proclamation ordering all lras,lcu.s
of the confederacy, who viii uo. rtcoriile
its authority, TO depart in forty DAYS. tull,r
penalty of condemnation rs euymcs.
Rey~lt seems that the government nj
Washington disapproye of the act of Wes-
tern Virginia Convention in forming a new
State, on the ground that il is violation of
both the Constitution of the United States
and the Constitution OF Virginia.
Ees.Governor Gamble, ofNlissour. has is.
sued proclamation ior general election
for State officers, to be held on the first
Monday of November next i'm ac c,0~lancc
with the recept ordinance of the Conveu-
ton.
BeS~The Secessionists in all the blo lladei
ports are ambitious of going extensively IN.
TO the internal machine line Secession itself
is one of the most Internal machines ever
invented.
BsD~Strngent military regulations are
being enforced under the command of CEN
eral Mcclellan. Ten soldiers of the 19u \.
Y, will probably be shot for INSTRUMENTATION
and mutiny.
peA.The Circuit and District Courts of
the United States for the Southern District
OF Ohio, will meet in Cincinnati on Tuesday,
September 10.
BGy- Barrett, the secession Mayor Of
Washington, has been arrested aud sent 10
Fort Lafayette N. y, as prisoner.
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HOlI of IInnnr.
The following gentlemen have paid in part and
in full for the journal during the month of August.
We hope Others will come forward and dolikewse:


EDrc'ToSAL lIoSTuLY, September 1861 Z. L.
White & Co., Columbus, o.
Tic September number Of tlis sprigitIy little
magazine, devoted especially and exclulvcly to
the interests and progress of teachers Of schools,
he's been received. 1t needs no comment from IT'S.
No teacher should be without it, as it is the medium
BY which ouI may gather The good suggestions of
the most experienced teachers in the State, which
may enable the teacher 10 do great deal mere in
shorter space of tims and with less effort. Terms
-one dollar year in advance.
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CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
New Spring and Summer styles,
Strong and Cheap for Cash; for sale by Williams.
GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
French Printed Bareges, very cheap.
French Printed 0rgandies, beautiful designs.
Gingham Lawns, Printed Lawns, Printed Bril-
liantes, all entirely new styles.
Mourning Goods, Embroideries, Bercgc de Laines,
Summer Dress Silks,
Linen Lustres, Valencas, Fouard Silks, Marselles,
Lawn Robes, 0rgandie Robes,
Grenadines, Challes, Counterpanes, Napkins,
Doyles, Damask Cloths,
Rufliing, Edgings, 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.
Maptilas and Raglans; please call and examine be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
FIsH FIsH-A good supply of all kinds oon-
stantly kept ON hand at our store.
tg-Produee taken in exchange for goods.
A, q. WILLIAMS e. BRO.
2nd door isom the post office,
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Union Convention at Rowling
Green.
NemlnntIon Of nrlern.e., Ac., SD.


Avery chosen prolerL Ambrose Corey.
yi.o pro.;,io,t ,.ll AZ 2ai,y s,oro,,,,
''' i't''''N' ,'"'"o" "'9 ieoI"' 'Vr inc
4 h1t"r t3u8 c1aiurrrd upon lm in being
oaNgl upon 10 pttsl, over 20 convention ~
Vo, pro,lo n, ,.,s ,L1 IN ,-c f,.,','s
..t...,
''' ''' '"''-'' ''' l"' .'|s
'''Ul ''A' l'5'lArf' "s orc man, hiHlh}
thr', ptCiu lircs anon lla altar Of the Union.
tt,r,.,l A., ,,ti,, or ho C,,,.,,,'o,, ~.
.n.
o'| "'"'' ''"" N''t ,''' tN'i' Nt'' III
oarn'si ~ iis hF''Jcr---tir't we Should leave
no .lonc uhtlrucl until this mbnaicr rebel.
rou was cruqnol. Tho object or H., ,,c,,..
"'b '''f N'' - "o''1t oa''aWcS 10 inc
N't''ls COM gr Hoo3, an. I, AF he lald no clom
- oi'lg'y, h' nuFgealed tlni the convention
FROG Cd - business uilnc 't@IN
49,. y. " H. Nl' oi'yeV y resolution TO
lh' tIi3at 'h'i it' Nl.on n'nH,tcnd,uS the
''" h.,,'' '".' ~ ''''! ,"pf'-
N"i.' '...' ''IN 'Hn'" hn "''l"pINhi - cast
Soc Nu'N t) W|li.1 woo county iB CTt tVi
iu tnp.nIctuastive Convent 'oua.
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r. ' '' q" ,."-
'.s ,l 10 'n"' W" "APd'"i''y I'i Ca'' 'o'-
NcUtiON. lNifi'd,
Mr.. j. +. Price moved that the COnvcn-
ton now proceed to tho clpniiou nr fnur
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ru" WINCH V,''N'I"" III 'oiHdI"''' on tle
'di 'l H'l l''Ihh'h
MIR. t-o mDVod m amendment, Lhnt tho
Chair appoint Il cummitic of siy 10 rrr0rt
su.t,blp 'rsrgous with .nlf,r,afps tn.,ct a.,
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N' t'''oh 10y, lame" ''uVriH'u nNuei
NcN.pn, J1lncS M,Vruty. Patrick =. S.oyin,
and Horny Thornton V.r, Gibson ns said
committee.
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N'' w "'y' '''''''''V VI i've DC
a. .'i'L'N W. "'At' ''''iI'UNi" 'N!fC'7lNe ci
the sense ot this iH2r.ug. tirrjtj--aud
Mcss"s. Nahlan Clmer H. n. bod 20, j. q,
Ayorv. Jacob Mu5s or and John Norris were
tI LII ..,.,..;t,
"Fi '''''-' '''t" '''''"''''.'
I'R hloH'l 10 'HHullt representative
utI'EhiN3, hlT, lll| hpNud an amendment 60
allow thc people Of tho whole county To rO
and porIirinpi, If thpv cIons, Az IL v,,g
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i III '''''''' i''' ~" W '"'
t'"I, "'H' H'' ''' ''"'''' .'''!'" Nd' "'N'-
greed To-, anu committee OF SIX appointed
by the Chairman, us iolows j. II. Reed
John Norris. Daniel iIou.l,y. :. -. Waacntt
VIM. G.. Lamb and .J9rlca II. Poreetop.
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80 Pp""''" ny "' 'l"I'Hl|h 10 Sel'rt zen
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"' w. 's,'2,pI, - t." ',2.FnI"I H. T. Law
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MT oNy IA lFoHoa ; 1 ,hI - ,Nn'5ngn 9Ppoin' a.
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>, W.T. loutS "'oN''' az an 'p''','i',Mt t'H'
w. '-'N I''.'" ',,"',I'''''T 'u'6' Ntu'v'y
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n.
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NorIcE.-srArE 2 OF OHIO, WOOD co. IS.
William lIlmman VS.. the heirs Of Albleron Rollins
Michael Shaft. r. Ct NJ

William uamman VS.. the heirs Of Albleron Rollins,
Michael ShAI,r, ct al.
John Carroll and Martha Carroll, his wife, Julia
Ann Rollins, Sophia Rollins. Cecstia \. Rollins,
viii IN Rollins Harriet 4. Rollins ana Mary E.
Rons, the chill iron and heirs at law Of Aneron
Rollins. late of Wood county q ceased. and Mich
ael Shalf'r Will take notice tnat on the 10th dav of
August, la6l, the pllnilf William II mman, filed
in thc Clerks Glcc OF the court of comm n pleas
OF Wood co... o., his p'!t0n the object and prayerof
which Is to correct an error in the description OF
certain Ian Is us set forth in the deed of John A.
Kelly as administrator OF the cstit, Of the said Al
moron Rollins to plaintiff. Sail petition AYERS that
the lands actually advertised and sold to plaintiff
by said Kelly as such administrator, were the east
hAlt OF the northeast quarter of section thr.y-two
t33 IN township number four A. north Of range
numncr twelve ll2) east, in Wooi county. Ohio
but that said lands were crronaously described in
said administrator decd as the east half Of the
northwest quarter Of said section. Plaintiff asks
to have said error corrected IN said administrator
d'el aud also in aGnl from plaintiff to said Mich
! ShlitIr ani also in decd from said Michael
Sha'llr 10 one William Bowling. Defendants are
notified that unless they answer or dcmur to said
petition on or before the 9th day of October 1851
tbs simc will be taken as confessed. and IL decree
may b. entered accorlinely. DopGE < TYLER
August 20 6l-lGwG37,Oj. Plaintiffs attys
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The Tlceline ai Tontoga0y.
Speeches of Cop,. Cook and p. =. 5icylu.


spco,boo ,r,Ic Ly ,fcs.,o c,,t a..1 ,,t,,.,,
'-'' ~
wv ''n"o''y N"S' %ib', hS reported py II
=. IT, Ncuos&, hsl;
I,ptt, ,yn Gr,.rt,.,,,.,,. n ,.i,.o, m
I oroat ,',,.f,r, 4, r,n.t raI, t,r. %GJ,'.
I'm LtuI.y to sep. 40 m,i, ,r ,pr .t,,t,J'. .f'
| rriotl3 t1rn out lo .I,,c xxx, H., XXI
la,l Lpy4 OF G,r plei am r-t j., ~,
hcalll to-day. the o,Iv d.. r1t + hack r,,
been ,ypll aiGrr cutctrJ is, .eo,.,irc. .,,r ,,,
country. n rn,nl,ti,,l ,,'.t,
wa a,'t fo ,u.,'r,i,'p bullt cvist,nr, NJ
the Gny,yimoit. (yc are r,lloI u,,,, :,
show tn the world r,,i ~, ,ro ,,,t ,,f,,n,,
ab!e Of prlrrovernmcut h,,t tbat vG can
crush ont n rebellion that ig nifrmrtiu,r tn
overthrow The most liberal ,.nyorplucnf an
earth. If we .houl1 he f,I.,j ,.onfi,,,, il,
This hour Of our couulry's p,riI fl,, c,.,,,,,,,l
hcIl5 ar Enupn Win deny in ma aud N,.;,
upprcs-yl slligcis tha, r,i, ;s c,nqI,n. nl
sCli-goy,rmupnl. Shall we eulun.i 4, mia
Gigantic eNo,t To- crgah fine -ovnr,,orrt nl
our country. or shall we cop,pl lhnn In 40.
R.owl, l.c thp rovcr v,i,b L,s an I...,
protected hem? Gool rr;cr,la of tho conn.
irv. who nrc forced o.arr,.o T., mo ,,,,I., c
tie rcLuR, lao', to us to relieve fbaIn rom
au painful a sttultion. Noarrum,ui s,o,lr
br ncr..s,ry to induce. the younr man Of
wood county to raily 10 the Gurunrt or thc
nlG Of their country 'at a ti,ae l;i.c thc rr,s-
emf. The a~lGcss Won win Lo r,0u;r,d
10 w3lc in iuciug your cnem'rs ON the bai-
Tie field are not greater than diam those Won
win hc OBLIGED to make if Won sfay at home
and allow this wicked rebellion to succeed.
The gallant 2lst sprang TO arms from the
plow, thc workshopnI other pursuits, and
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Napoleon, Henry County. Ohio.
VIII prompdy attend Ia all business entrusted 10
his care IN Wood AMI adjoining counties.
August lith, ls5l-l5yI.
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NEW ADVERTls'R7E rlTS.
lIoRT MEIGs NURSERY.

As the season is approaching for the transplant
Ing of trees, Nc, we boglocll the attention of those
Interested 10 our large and well selected stock Of
rrcCs and Shyubperv,
Consisting in part Of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum
Cherry, AQricots, Ounce, Raspblwies Elackbairas
Gogsh2ucs Cuw1uts, Plant, Grapes. Sc.
We have full assortment Of Fruit Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which W. will sell at war
prices POMEROY a. BRO'S.
Office at the Perrysburg Bank Building, Pcrrvs-
burg, Ohio. Give rs u call. lSwtf
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E9AHDHn-EN

On the 81 inst, by Rev. @. A. Adams. Jouv
= TYLER, Of lromon, to Miss HELEN ), NoRroN Of
this place.
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CoURr or COMMON Pleas, wool
~ COUNTY, ONO.

7. " ". VI , v UT7TITl NlNN,
The sud defendant, John knox, is hereby not-
hei that sud plaintiff ON the Sd dav ca Siptcm-
her, 1851, flied in the clerks ohice of Slil court
his petition against said john Knox, setting forth
tlat said Knox, ON the 26th day of March, 1877,
executed and delivered to John Davis. his m irpag,
bond ON the $ - n.wl Of section ~, Up B. narta of
range 10 east in Wood county, o. cunt,inipr so
acres Of land Tor $l2O, paylbl, in one wear amer
dAic; that said mortgages bond was duly assigned
o piuntH who is now the owner thereof ana that
plant Il Is the owner AMI holder OF a taN til, ON
sut Land amounting On unless said de,anj-
apt Knox answer SAID peu&'u b. the lsidlv of No
E,moer 1851, iulcwJn. viii %, taken against linn
,,rt3e sum OF S2i3 with int5Fest on Sl2O from
March 26,h, lStS and Tor an orlsr IN s,lI tho lana
above described PRlcF 4; JouSsoN
NeP''mo1r an, lsil-lSwbSi53. att'ys
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GrorcTies and Provisions,
1o THE LADIES'.

Mrs. W. A.Clrpcnter would respectfully announce
to the alieS OF Pcryshmg and vicinity that she has
removed her Millinery Store to the house formerly
occupied by Eliza Z. Jones, on Front street, where
there will be found beautiful assortment of milliE-
cry goods. Mrs. c. will keep constantly ON hand a
large variety Of
Blnets, Ribbons.
Flowers, RucheS,
Hats, Caps and Flats,
H. fact everything pertaining to the millinery line
She is also prepared 10 Cut, Fit and Nuke Dresses
CapAs, Clolks, Talmas ami Chillrcas Clothing
BlNchng and Pressing done % order.
Lalies will find it much 20 thcir advantage by
giving meU call before purchasing elsewhere
April Il, 1881 5l Mrs. N. ID, CARPENTER
DOAD NOTICE.-Notce Is hereby given that
u application has becn mldJ 20 the Commission
erS 81 Wood county lor the view AMI survey of
County Road, commencing ~ the n W cor of sec &c.
town q, range II casts thence W ON sec line 10 the
" cor OF soc III, same town; also % vacate that
portion of diagonal road on the e p sw q sec 20
in said town. The viewers and SURVEYORS will
meet at the house OF WIn Ford, ON the l4,h day of
September, 1861, WN. FORD,
July 27, ls6l-l6wSa
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NToTlcE.-w0oD CO., ONO, COURT OF

OilCE.--NOOB 90, OHIO, COURT OF
~ COMMON PLEAS.
Notion 10 revive Judgment and order of sale on
m'rtIgaga.
Mary Jane Filson cxccutrix Of James Fison dec
". Charles Nihruug ct al.
Charles NIbalung will take notice that plaintiff.
Mary JAM Filson fled her motion in said court on
tbs lgth day OF August 1884, asking him to show
caaS', il amy he have, 'rhy certain judgment and
ord OF sale thereon, Under foreclosure of mort
gage recovered by James Filsun now deceased. a
gllnst him for the sum ot four thousand fifty dol
lars and tiity conts AMI costs OF suit at the june
terG OF the district court Of said county, for the
Year 1859, AMI rem1Hdcl to Wood common pleas
t'r final c"ccuinn, wherein the same remains in
full force uncas,ryad and unsitisfcd should not be
revived in the nam, of plaintiff Mary Jane Filson,
as his duly appointed qualified aud acting exec
uTiN, an| thlC il said cause be not shown by the
-0tn day OF October lojl, the said judgments ana
orders hereunder VI III stand revived
<. JEFFERSON, atty for pItl,
August l9th, 1851 -l6UG$5,25.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods generally sold, which is an item of
great intcrcstto to the people of Wood county A suf
iicicnt in ducement we take it, to make Pcrrys-
burg he trading point.
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GooDSl

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers, from the fact that the goods
are boughtor cash directly of the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at lust what it costs 10 import them, hence he can
afford to sell goods at
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READY MADE CLOTHING :

In TINS department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made mn
according to the latest fashions and in tire most sub
satisfaction, or no sale
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-15
Tcoanb., amAAcott.

WASHINGTON. Jan. II.
Al . private dinner party yesterday, high
words passed between Senator Toombs and
Gen. Scott. According to relations in Con-
gressionai circles tho conversation turned on
sending troops to Charleston, when Toombs
expressed the hope that the people there
would sink the Star OF the West.
The General, With much earnestness,
asked il il was possible that he, as an Ameri.
can, desired such 40 event.
Toombs replied a6irmatisely, and that
those y ho sent the ssel there could be sunk
With her.
Scott .hereupon sud, he was responsible
for what be said.
Toombs remarked, you have known me
for Is years, anu are aware that too ln
responsible.
The matter here ended but the subject, il
is said, is now in the hands of friends.
1t is probable that the Mississippi delega-
ton will formally retire from Congress to-
morrow.
Lieut.. Talbot has arrived here with dis
patches from Maj. Anderson to the Govern
ment.
Hunters speech to-day produced pro-
found sensation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-15

NAsIINGToN, Jan. Ii.
Lent Talbo. reports that the condition of
IT. Sumter is not SO favorable as was be-
lieyei by the Government. q guns are
mounted in the frs, and third tiers, and they
are mounting others. The second tier Of
embruzures are blocked up. The Fort, he
thinks, can hold out for two months with the
present supplies, there being plenty Of fuel
and good water. The statement Of abur dant
suppl,es, were probably made by the officers,
to quiet the apprehenslons OF their friends.
Major Anderson's brother has repeatedly
stated that the supplies were abundant.
Ii is said that the Administration is deter
mined to send supplies .. all hazards, and it
il reported to day that the Brooklyn will 90
down, and, ii necessary, engage the batteries
on Morris Island without crossing the bar,
while another steamer escorts the Star Of the
Yves. to Fl. Sumter.
II il said Gen. VIM. O. Butler OF Ky. goes
into the War Department. He is regarded
by kentuckians here as decided Southern
man, and public opinion is wavering as to
the Presidents policy.
| The Times correspondent, referring to The
difficulty between Scott and Toombs, say.
during the conversation Scott made som,
severe remark, and soon the lie was given
when Gen. Scott rose to resent it but Sen
ator Gwnn interfered and parted them. II i,
rumored that hostile notes have passed be-
tween them.