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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

M HEREAS, the Legislature of the Ssats
w ofNcrmoui, iu the year 1859. sax Of
dollars each lot NJ land 10 the tnwnnf Isxeh in
county Of OIL ans In said State. Oands ssfesisrrd
tn public plous and charitable eAecpasd) fnr the
purpose " making public or market road iaOm Lowell
-Four Corners 10 the line ofthe Of hrasssgh These
the PROJECTORS and nd owners Of the town
Of lowell Who have not paid thr proportion OF such tax
in labor otherwise, &C. the commtfs appointed 10
peTintcnd the expenditure Of the the russcrf>
ber th't mu ofthoir l,nds Will se sold at public
due the dwelling house Of Slas Works. in the
Of Lowell In q eoanty Of Orleans the hrsi Monday
in August, ID. 1862 at O'Clock IN thu afternoon.
will bt requisite TO diaehAIge their respective taxes
with costs.
Dated at Lowell. this I'd day Of June, AID 1862
O30jt A. j. DODGE, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

From-a private letter from member Of the
Third yeImont Regiment VIC learn that at
Ithe.baitIssel Fair Oaks the VERMONT brigade
wese ordered forward ITO participate in the
battle; but owing to the rise of water in the
Chckahominy, they could not cross the river,
and therefore were-p otju the fight, Had the
reserves been enabled to cross the riysr. there
rs little doubt our forces would have occupied
Richmond before tho close Of that battle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

SAD AcclnENr.--A correspondent informs
VS. That Mrs. Gould OF Hsrdwck, was 80
,,soiy burned by her clothes iaking hrc on
Monday the 20lh ult., that she died un We'd
ne'day following, Her age was about ~
Years 1t is supposed that a spark from the
''''e set fire to her clothes. as she had laid
po"n lor the put pose Of getting lule sleep,
n'Nor been deprived Of rest for some time
o' 'erth-achc - C1ledouiap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13
anvERNoR srAN1EX.

Hon. Edward Stanley, the now Military
Governor Of North Carolina, IL the newspa-
per Correspondents can be relied upon, seems
&c have commenced his labors in that State in
a manner that reflects not the most favorably
upon his fitness for the position, He was
sent to that State under the following letter
of instructions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

STRAY HORSE.-Camo into the enclosure
- NJ the subscriber in Berlin. on Thursday June 9TH
dark brown Mare, black and tail supposed 10 be
three Or four years old and has been shod the fore
feet The owner Of the same is requested prove prop
cry pay charges and take her away
uiOG GEO s PRATT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13
- IL T. u NJ a r | G $ =.
DIR, LELAND'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND
PERMANENTLY CuREs
RHEUMATISM IN ALI. us VARIOUS
FORMS.


Pleurodync, Ne, Stiffness Of joints and Cramps
Gout, Nfmaga and all Nervous Affections
trysipclas, Salt Rhrum and Scfofnas Eruptnn.I
of the hody--Ncuuaises the Impurities of THE
BLOOD and Fluids Of the whole system, and 4.
= equai7es their circulation aud ehcctuslly c1un-
ttracis Mercuual ana other poisonous influences 4
II II is \ conveniently arranged BELT contain ,
irg mcdcated Compound. % be worn around :
= the body about the waist, h. OF ALLY AFFECT. -
=, mo ALL PEtIs, wherever the di.case may he.
= II can be E3gbgsithout injury TO the most deli :.
cate per7s1k&nu change In the proper bit. 2
y, of ivnr is tet,Nred. It entirely removes The :.
= disease from Nsesyscm, without the use Of pow .
crfnl medicines, which weaken the constitution
and give temporary relief only by supplying the r
= system, and deadening It's vitality By his treat
neni the medicinal properties contained in the :,
4 BAND, being Of highly aromatic and volatile
nature aud capable Of being readily absorbed, =
= Though the pores Of the skin, come into direct -
= contact with The BLOOD AMI general circulA n.
- ton, without first having o. pass through the
- stomach which would tend not only bi detracil :
~ rom their curative powers, but 10 impair the In
ternal organs and dersnge the digestion ALSO ~
~ thus avoiding the injurious Effects. often the -
- result u internal remedies and efcctnR a per :
- feet cure 10y purifying and epuasing the circua
- ton OF the vital fluids and restoring the parts al -
feeted to healthy cunditian--this BAND is also W
= a most powerful " ANTl.MERCURtAL A ~
. GENT Calumel being the primary cause NJ a -
: large part Of the Stiffness, Neutalgic Pains and y,
- hheumancs, so prcyalcnt-and will entirely re- II
Y lcye The system from is pernicigus effects -
Moderate cases arv cured 10 few days, and y
4 we are constantly receiving undouhed testmo.
nials--to which we invite inspection at our Of
hee-of their efficacy 10 aggravated cases Of long
standing
or will be sc by mail upon ecopt q "a by eK-
press everywhere with all necessary instructor from
the principal Office n O SMITH 4 co.
Sole Propnctnrs,
49l Bro ,d'say, near Broome S. New York
%, Illustrated Treatise with certified Testimonials
sent free. ~ Adapted to Soldiers. Oi56
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

l. o n Il q II H. ibition
RETURN TICKETS. LONDON AND BACK
First Class SIG
Third Class, Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

'Wc like the terms a fhe Gait 4 is partAzar in
ifs .h4a-rer 10 i. addressed 90 " Frccmen " Vcr
mHtt of whatever former rreilecto1s eho ar a.
Y.r of sustaining tlr Constitution and linton. aud NJ
-spuoriug iie Nntiauu Administration 10 ~ prose
cri.. ~ thr country There b. mot lnval man DO the
STATE WHO Is uunvtel Ills 20 hc hoped that az lrast
while flc continues, the people ~ vermont will be-
united loo support Of fhc Administration aud its policy
We have reason 20 suppose that anything nnrc than
guerrilla opposition VIII be- made tn chi. iunYcn n
the people The uuuurcs Of the convention viii Doe
Representatives vi the sentiments of the patriotic people
Of Vc5uont and will be- elected hy vote approaching
uueuluir,. "-- Rutland fffy4lf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13
GREAT UNION MEETING IN TENN.


SPEECH or RN.GOV, NEIL $. BROWN
Nashville papers bring US a full report Of
the large Union meeting held at Columbia,
Tenn, on the "a inst, with the noble speech
of Neil S. Brown, delivered on that occasion.
1t will be preccivod that whatever may have
been the past action or former opinions Of this
gentlemen, he is now unequivocal in pro-
nouncing Tia Southern Coniodcracy failure
and in donouneing the folly Of further rcsis-
lance TO the Federal arms.
Coming from a man holding so high posi-
ton in the State, this speech must exert an
important influence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20
NOTICE
TO MASTERS AND OWNERS OF
SHIPS.
~ .G.
AN
WIN. HENRY TRESCOTT.

- VIM. HENRY TRESCOTT.
ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE TIC THE UNITED STATES.
To all I1hom these Presents shall come. Greeting.
L NOW YE- GEORGE r.. NETCHER
IN a citizen OF the United States, has filed in this Department
the required notice Of the discovery of guano on Howiands
Island, In the Pacific Ocean, the same lying in North Latitude
90 mn. and in West longitude 10 deg. 81 min.
That notice o! the occupation OF said Island, ia the name OF
the Cnited States, by 4. G. Benson, on behalf Of himself ard his
associates, VIM. W. Taylor and said George T. Nstcher. has
also been 6led. .-.r. --
And that the United States Guano Company OF New York, 8
corporation Of citizens under the laws Of the State OF New YORK,
assignee Of the assigns Of the parties aforesaid, has entered into
sufficient bonds, under and according to the provisions of the
Act OF the Congress Of the United States, passed on TIE
eighteenth day Of August, in the year eighteen hundred and
hfysix.
Wherefore, the United States Guano Company is entitled, in
respect to the guano on the said island. 70 ali the privileges and
advantages intended by that act 10 be secured to citizens OF the
United states who may have discovered deposits of guauoi pro
yldefr always, that the said United States G1ano Company
Act OF Congress aforesaid.
In witness whereof. L. William Henry Prescott, Acting Score
tary Of State Of the United States OF America, have
bereunto set my hand aud caused the seal Of the
Department of State to he affixed at Washington,
H tI this seventh day of August, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty. and Of the
Independence Of the United States Of America the
eighty-fhh.
rt -#-i "a &. Acting SECRETARY.
All persons not duly authorized are hereby forbid oeupyiag
or removing guano from the above or any other Island, Rock or
Key belonging to the Company, as published In ths New York
Tribune, March sth, 1859.
(Signed) A. @. BENSON,
2s56m President United States Guano Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

\ NEW INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAM LINE--Col.
Romanof, of the Imperial Russian Engineers,
was introduced to the New York Chamber of
Commerce on the llth December, to lay before
them the project of a telegraph line to run from
1t. Petersburg TO some point on the eastern shore
Of Siberia, and from thence to the Russian pos
sessions in this country. The following from the
Express explains the project:
The great overland telegraph 10 be erected
will, when completed, form a direct chain Of
communication throughout the world. 1t was
hrst started IN accordance with an ukase from
the Emperor of Russia, Issued in 1858. since
which time three thousand five hundred miles
from that point, will be the principal station. The
wires Will go over Behring Straits. a distance of
forty miles, the currents of which depend on the
winds, and are never beyond three miles. The
widest gap IN the Straits Is eight miles. The line
Will cross from Omsk to Orkutsk, then to Ky
achta-the great entreP0t of from
siberia to China from that point it will be con-
tinued to the Altai Mountains to Cheta. and
thence TO NlcOleisk, ut the mouth of the Amoor
river. This will end the Russian project which
has been guaranteed by the government. The
propriety of continuing the line TO the United
States Is now under advisement, and the project
Is considered easily practical, involving only an
additional outlay of 81 ,000, 900 or So 900 900,
according to the route taken. The following
table shows the number of miles to be embraced
by the whole:
St Louis TO San Francisco. 900
San Francisco to Prince Of wales NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~
East Cape to mouth of 400
AMOR RIVER 10 MOSCOW
49,
Count Romanoff states that the line will be
completed to Irkutsh in about a year, which will
enable the merchants of London to communicate
with Pekin in fourteen DAYS.
lt has been proposed to extend it from the
mouth of the AMOR to Jeddo, Japan, which will
involve but three submerges-one of six miles,
one of eight, and one of twelve.
The proposed line will unite all the tele-
graphs in the world, without crossing the Attain
tic ocean, so that the great cable enterprise
need not be resuscitated. The cost is set down
for two wires at So 200, 900. To maintain this
line, one thousand men at $500 each per annum
would become necessary, making a total of $780,
900. To this force it is proposed to add one
hundred stations at $1,000 per week two sup
ply vessels 1T 100000; interest on capital at "a
per annum. $2l0,0O0 contingencies. 800, 600.
Total. $75O.OO0. II is calculated that 300 600
at s. each, would be received, making
q total Of 81. 800, 900 reyenue.''
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Composition and Criticism.

The translucent fabricator Of the pcrspicuous and
euphonous concatenatono of cgregious nonsense en-
titled "A String of Gems" in last weeks hRepef-
dent has we free to confess elaborated his men
tai lexicography in a most thaumaturgical method
According to his rule the modern author is not ne
cessitated TO acquire an omnifarious education MS
the art Of composing consists in the recremetitaus
concrcton of colloscan vcrbusty in sucli volup-
tuous superhuity that it would eternaly shatter the
most gigantic intellect to attempt an ccclaircisse-
ment of his dogmaticav beautiful dialect Are
we mistaken about the rnLr. 7. H--l--nh-k?
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
"Do You Think I'D steal

Such was the remark of lady, on Friday last,
at the Exchange. Il seems that this lady had call
ed on Mr. Hatch, our Recorder, and by representing
herself as in great want, with several children u
for, succeeded in working upon the old gentle
mans sympathies to such degree to cause him
to sally about the Court House to scare up few
dimes for her relief. Bidding her remain in his
office, Mr.. Hatch went round to the various officers
and succeeded in raising for her a dollar more,
which, on returning, he gave her. Shortly after
her departure, Mr.. II. missed his gold pen, His
suspicious were aroused at once, and remembering
that she had told him she was stopping at the Ex-
change, he went down and demanded Of her his
pen. s. Do you think I'd steal ?" she replied, with
naughty hirt Of the head. Mr.. II. informed her
that he did think so, and unless she gave it up he
should be under the necessity of having her search
ed. Finally, after repeated denials Of having the
pen, she invited Mr., ii. into adjoining room, and
--returned the missing article, AT the same time
begging him 10 say nothing about the matter to the
landady. Mrs Spahord, OF course, Mr.. Hatch
did not fail TO let the landady know what kind of
character she had in her house. and the latter was
not long in getting nd Of the thief and beggarsss
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
The National Arscnnl.

The citizens Of Toledo have prepared an elaborate
statement setting forth the advantages Of that city
as central location for the proposed western ma
tonal arsenal. No city in the west, perhaps, has
greater advantages for such an institution than To-
lcdo The water privileges arc all that could he
desired - some six on eight railroads lead to the
most important points of the east, west north and
southland the natural defcnses and approaches to
the city lin case Of foreign trouble,) could be so
fortified with few rihed cannon, that It would be
mpregnable to any attack from without or disturb
within. AS TO the manufacturing of imple-
mcnts OF warfare, we see no reason why they may
not be made as cheap and possible here as else
where. However, we presume this will not be taken
nt1 the account safe and central location with
sufficient means of speedy transportation, will no
doubt be selected. Toiedo Il that ulace
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23

On the night of the 2Sth ut., in the town Of New
Westtcld, the building owned by John r. Clark,
kept as grocery store, took fire from some cause
unknown, sometime between eleven aud one O'Clock.
but discovered too late 10 save anything as the
whole building was in flames. The whole thing
was total loss, there being no insurance on either
building goods the amount of loss was one
thousand dollars. John f. Clark hereby tenders
his sincere thanks to tie citizens of New Westfeld
aud vicinity for their prompt action at the fire, and
their warm sympathy since, expressed hy their acts
to him, hoping 10 rebuild and be able to wait
upon them as before JouS L. CLARK.
The above reached us about two weeks since, and
should have appeared in our issue of the 9Th inst.
hut by some hocus pocus it got mislaid. We trus
this explanation will he sufficient To our FRIEND
Clark for its non -appearance.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
!" :"
Mnodi Moodii Wondlll

Any amount Of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time to
bring it in
All kinds Of fruit, sweet and Irish ro;a-
toes, fowls, corn, oats, bay, aud in fact al
most any article Of produce also taken Oh
subscrintiOn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Donation PARTY.

The ladies' Of the NJ. L. Church and friends
announce their intention TO give a Donation
to Rev. ]. Il. Shannon, at the house OF j. +.
Price, Esq, on Friday evening next, 24th
inst All friends are respectfully invited
to attend.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Tho 9th Iserir,nnt.

Our Columbus correspondent furnishes the fol-
lowing " The 67th rcgim mt marched into town,
to-day with flying coors, 1t has orders to proceed
at once to Romncy, Va. a portion of the regiment
received their pay before starting, bat as the train
was in waiting, only some four or FIVE companies
received their cash. The remainder will receive
apparently well pleased with The idea Of getting on
10 sacred soil" This makes the fifth gnlent
that has been ordered to Romncy within many
I,y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
TIN ' " ~ IIINF0VNN1
BY +. BRpwS, his Attorney.


Margaret Dave vs. Samuel Dave.
Petition for Divorce and Almouy.
The defendant viii take notice that tue plaintiff
filed her petition against him in said CONT on the
Tth day Of January, 1862 asking that she may be
i,orced from said defendant that ahc may be re-
stored to her maiden name, Margaret Wilkinson [;
that she may have the custody Of her child and
that the court graut her a reasonable alimony and
alleging for cause thereof gross neglect ot duty
and extreme cruelty Of defendant toward plaintiff.
The defendant viii also take notice that he plaintiff
will take depostons 70 be used IN th1 above case,
at the office of William simmons in S.yhrook
township, Ashtabula county Ohio on the ith day
of February 1862, between s a. m. and s p m, of
said day, and TO continue from day 10 day between
the same hours, until completed.
MARGARET DAVE,
Cook BELL. at,ys.
Perrysburg, Jan 7, 1862 3GNGsA G2
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

yMPORTANT TO FENALESI
| Or. CHEESEMAN'S Pills:
Ir>rgrah Oy Cornelius taeyscm3u, Vi. u. New York
CITY IhL coordination Of ingredients in these Pills
r, the result o, long AMI extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation and certain IN correcting
all irregularities, prinlul bIcnstruatous, removing
all ohstruc,jons, Nht ther from cold or otherwise
head ache pain the side, paIpitaton Of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue
pain the back and limbs, &c., disturbed sleep, which
arise from interruption of Hatrrc.
To MARRIED LlDIEs.--Dr Cheeseman's Pills are
Invaluable as they will bring ~ the monthly peri
cd with regularity. Women who have been disap'
pointed in the use of other Pills place the utmos
confidence in Or. Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent to do.
NouoG. There is one condition in the female sys
tom in which the Pills canuot Ike taken Without pro
duCiug PECULIAR RESULT The condition referred
, is arisgGNACY--andt the result MISCARRIAGE. Sucl
is the irresistible tendency Of the medicine to IT.
Stone the sexual functions To normal condition,tha
even the reproductive power utnaturc cannot resis
il.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
bc read, accompany each box. Price 81. Sect by
mail on enclosing 5 to DR.. Cornelius l.. Chcescmau
box / 81, Post-oilce, New York City.
- sold by one Druggist in every town in thu
L. :. II. B liCTCHlNS,
General Agent for the L. $, No. a Broadway,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by PEcE II MuroN, PcTysburg.
I2-lv
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Acknowledgements.

Hon Warren p. Noble, has our thanks fora copy
Of Mr.. Washburn's report on government contracts
and frauds. Ii is lengthy document numbering
some 1876 pages.
. Hon. Asher Cook has our thanks for a copy Of
the Standing committees
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
lInrnn OH Enrlnmph.

Our friend William Scott, now>a sergeant in the
twcnty-fIth Regiment is home ON turlouTh, from
Cheat Mountain. We never saw him more robust
healthy, and apprchcnd that the rebels will find
ii to be dangerous work to sop him when ON bay
onet charge. We heartily wish him health a"d
promotion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23

We have received a letter from Mr.. W. A. Ward
of the 6Sth regiment, in defense of Gen. Mcclellan
which will find place in our counns next week.
We have devoted short space to this subject our
selves tllis week under the caption of Tho Error
of Distrust''
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
The Saw and Floufirg Nill III Bowlin.

Our friends Ordway & Truesdnle of Bowling
Green, have succeeded in an enterprise that consti
tutcs them public hcnefactors. Spite Of evil aug
uries they have now mil. They have three run
of stone one buckwheat and two wheat bolts a
SAW mill and power enough to drive them all at
once.
They have secured hc services of Mr.. Perry
Thomas an accomplished miller and deserve we
hope thcy will have, Tic patronage of the people.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT

Sophrnna Snyder vs.. Hiram Snyder.
The said defendant Hiram yder Is hereby no
tilted that the plaintiff on the 10th day Of Novcn-
her A. d. 1851 filed in the Clerks office Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of said county petition against
him and one Leonard Snyder, setting forth that
plaintiff was formerly the husband Of said defend
ant Hiram Snyder, and that at the Aay Term Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Medina county Ohio,
she was divorced from said Hiram, and that she at
the same time recovered a Judgment against him
for the sum of 1000 and 81 80 costs ot suit and
that the said defendant ton the purpose Of deraud
ing the plaintiff out of her Just rights the 18th
! day OF January A. d. 1880, made a fraudulent
conveyance of his real estate to-Wit the rth part
of the north west fractional quarter section No. |,
township 3, north OF range ii less acres in the
| NV corner in Wood county Ohio, to said Leonard
! Syndcr. The prayer Of said petition is that said
Leonard Snyder be adjuged to hold said lands in
trust for said Hiram Suydor and that said convey
ance be held as fraudulent and void and that the
aforesaid lands he subjected TO th' payment Of sad
/ Judgment Of $1,000, with interest from May lth,
1861 aal for the costs Of suit $50. the amount ipr
I which plaintiff asks Judgment in this case. The
, said defendant Hiram Snyder is required TO an
/ Swcr or domur to said petition by the 18th day Of
| Feb. 4. b. 1891 or judgment will be tax y against
, him by d fault SOPHRuNA SNYDER
Dec. 2jth l5jl--3IwG$8,7L
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Ordercd TO Cnmn Chr q.

The 57th regiment, Col Mungcn, forming at Fin
lay; the Gsth, Col. s. H. Stocdman forming at VA
pocon: and I'D Col. Buckland, forming at Frc-
mont have been ordered to Camp Chase.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
Y y. DLEouER, pENrIsT,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Wood county that be win be az Moads Hotel, in
Gilcad on Monday, Fehruary Sth, and remain until
the 18th, aud Of the Exchange, in Perryshurp, from
The 18th of February until the ith of March. He
VIII hs prepared to do work 10 al the different
siyles, Jan, 10 las2--37vu'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
A TrAcuMENT NOTICE.

Irwin Baird, VS.. John Wclch, b.foye John Weaver,
j. p of Bloom Township, Wood County, ohio
On the oath day of December 4. D. 1851, said
Justice issued an order or attachment in the above
actoa for the sum Of fourteen dollars and forty one
cents, lSl44l)
BLooM WOOD Co, o.
Jan 9th lSB2-37w3~.