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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
Our Columbus correspondence.
CoIryBrs, O.. Nav 9TH, 1862.

CoIUMBUs, o., May 9TH, 1862.
THE part of last week in which the Legislature
was in session was occapied with a kind of clos
ing-up shop proceedings, and providing business
to commence with next session. The consideration
OF numerous bill was postponed until then.
Mr.. Gunckels bills, ToSenable Ohio volunteers
in actual service, to vote at general elections was
passed by the Senate with but four dissenting
votes - Bierce, Lang, Kelly, and Mason.
Mr.. Bartram's bill Furnishing the offrnse of de-
stroying forest, grove orchard and otheT trees las
become law.
The Senate raised the amount named in the APP
preparation bill to $780, 600, but upon consultation
with Gov. Tod il was decided to reduce the sum to
$40 600, which was passed unanimously. Ii au-
thorizes the Governor 10 eXpend the above amount
for the sick and wounded in the Ohio regiments.
and those natives Of the State who have enlisted in
regiments from other States.
The bill abolishing the Tenth Judicial District
was passed by the Senate.
c, 7. Buckingham having bean commissioned as
Brigadicr Gereral, and ordered to reporimmcdiate-
ly at Washington, Gen. C. W. Kill, Of Toledo, has
been appointed his successor IA. Adiutant. General
of Ohio, with the rank of Brigadier General.
A measure WAC introduced to prevent accidents
Arising from the manufacture and sale af adulte.
rated petroleum, coal oil and for the appointment
of al inspector 10 examine all coal oil offered for
sale, and brand such a. Is dangerous. The bill
has now passed both Houses.
Lieut.. Gov. Stantons return, and lis rrruu of
the trip to Shilon made the subject Of special
message to tho Legislature fiom Gov Tod. The
expenses Of the trip estimated at $4,000. The
Governor has dispatched smother boat on similar
erand
To the intense nstoni,hment Of tic people, the
Legislature has at length reduced their own sala-
ries. bill was introduced and passed, fixing the
salaries of the members at sGOQ per session. and
81 mileage for every twenty-five mics Of travel
The House bill relating to the fees of County
Clerks was SO amended as TO leave the old system
in civil suits unchanged. but ip criminal suits the
fees are to he collected from the defeated party, and
empowering Coan,y Commissioners 10 sYagd to the
amount of 500 in compensation for fees that can
rot be collected.
After tranSactipg quantity Of minor business of
no great importance, the Legislature adjourned on
Thursday, to me t again on the second Tuesday in
January, apd until then hid the JorPNA! and its
numerous readerf, adlen, for ny labors close with
the session lo which have endcaycled To be
faithful INDEx.
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NDtionui RahN show.

BARSuM is bound to Aeop up his former reputa-
lion of being tue greatest Snowman alive. He has
now syived his old idea of having a national baby
show, and announces that from the Sd to he eth OF
June he all hold great festival al his museum in
New York, when will bc distributed $4,000 III prizes
TO premium babies. An advertisement appears il
the New ork papers, which gives the details in a
very interesting manner. Not only are single ba-
bies incsded iu the list but likewise twins triplets
quartems, etc. A bench of feminine judges will
award the prizes. The best infant under i've years
will receive 500. The best under two $50. Bar
mum is evidently bound to his share towards inn
proving the stock which will compose the next gen
rratinn.
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THERE is no city in the country which irioices in
so many scuSaton items as our ucIglbor across uc
peninsula, II ia citizens, At any iimc aru without
sonc tremendous excitement, thoy ART not IN por-
NAL condition OF health. Something ia AWAY, on
haHd So keep people who live on gossip aud the
horrible. constantly supplied with their necessary
Pabulum. The city is now rejoicing in 'wo unusual
y exciting items. The one il ,c,. .,1g. vase. in
which William Lii, very woai,hy brewer, the
lead Of the trm Of Lii \ Diycrsy, which manu-
acturc. the principal portion Of she ale drask nv
tho pcupl' OF Chicago aud vicinity, Is su,d bv \
young lady tos = breach Of promise Of marriage.
The damages arr laid ot $4,000. As iiil 10 worth
about S30O,OOO it is probable that the lauyc,s Out
no onc otte) vii rcG2 u rich harvest.
Another is the ease OF young lady, rSor, ami.
able, intelligent and accomplished, who wa, cugag
cd 10 be married TO young u.an named Stewart. a
book keeper il prominent businc,a house. Tko
hour of the wedding had arrived, ,tc preparations
were all made, the sxpcetsnt bride dressed in her
wedding garments, and everything was ia lea,iine..
for the event which should make the ".vsin Of one
flesh" The moment appointed came .ut with il
no bridegroom The company waited u few mo-
mentS, when tho realization of the fac, that she
was deserted burst upon the unhappy girl ard she
fell scnoclesS TO the floor. Upon unaiiy .ucoycrng
her consciousness she made several ateIupts to de-
sloy herself, in which she was frustrated Yield
ms to the solicitations OF her friends she appsunt
ly ab,tained from farther efforts at sclfdesructpu
Still it was necessary to watch her. One dav she
started from the house - policeman in Disguise
followed her. She proceeded toward the lake and
upon arriving there thTew herself into tue waters,
from which she was rescued osly hy the sreatest
cxc.ion. fho represents hPrsnlt as tired If life,
now that a blow ha6 crur upon her whish will ron
der that life forever miserable
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CAEF NE-E F,ITsRURd, TKNSRssaE

FAiA A'Nus ioOz.
EDITOR JOURNAL ~ When last wrote we were
just pitching tents for the first time in this part of
the heretofore much talked of +" Sunny South /"
since that time We have moved four or Eve miles
further iro"i the .iyer, aNd again b. circutous
route OF ten miles, 10 within three miles of Pitts
burg, Snd are now in the advance Of the army. vn.
der Halleck.
will not undertake 20 give you any psrticuIs rs
OF the recent terrible battle a. you ANA your read
era aireadE ln'w more about it than do, although
J was only five miles from the battle ground.
In my last Nentured the assertion. that Sue then
anticipated battle would be the most terrible of the
war but think the battle Of the 9th aud 9Th and
which was decided too. in our favor was but pre-
lude to the clash Of arms" that will have been
borne 10 yonr ears ere this reaches you. The most
decisive, aud sangunary struggle Of this unholy
war will, think, have been made, and decided
within ten days, and the result Win de,iGe the fate
?f 'his Iep!Dne, aud the cate Of the world in a
grester os less extent; but to doubt that we shall
triumph would be To doubt the question of the great
sovereign Of the universe.
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Ohio Colipgp of Trade.

TIM annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
above institution situated at Toledo, was held on
Monday last, The directors submitted their first
annual report estimating the capital stock at $4,000
to.wit
Value of lcasohold interest and building 8" 500
The expenditures including building, gymnasi-
um, current and taxes, for the year ending May lst
just balanced the receipts thus establishing the in
situation ON a SURF and firm basis. The officers OF
the Board are President, l Gregory secretary,
:. \. Rnymond Treasurer, u. B. smith
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New Ynlnme.

WIrH this weeks issue, We commence volum,
ten, and we now enter upon the third year Of cur
connection with the JovSNAL printing office. (,
those who have given liz their support, We retu<
our sincere thanks, and hope to have coutipapc,
of the same. We had expected to has bcon able
to commence our new volupe,Fit the paper in an
enlarged orTh. but irvm causes beyond our control,
VIC are compelled to delay this for a few weeks
longer. With our enlarged paper, we shall give
our rcadyrs an idea oF what we intend TO do Tor
their bcneht OF our increased facilities tor doing
all sorts of plain and fancy job printing, etc.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
If you wsnt TO save msm
FIVE TO TWENTY PER CENT.
~ nAnxo s,su rvseuAsrs


N NAKfvo V,su rrRcuisrs.
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STAPLE, FANCY AND FASHIONABLE.

The largest stocks of goods ever OF cred in tLi.
market, embracing an endless variety of articles
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Local PAPERS.

fHE Boston journal pays its complemonts to
those who take foreign to the exclusion OF their
own home papers, as follows -" Not tenth part
OF all the local news which transpires in any coun
ny town, finds its way into the city newspapers
and he who takes the latter 10 ihe exclusion of his
cwn town or county paper, does not fulfill his duty
rs citizen. Such person is unworthy to fill a
town office, for he most certainly lacks local pride
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CtorRT or COMMON rLEAs lN woop GO


HaHur McCruty, pl.mGll,vs. Jacob McCrury, Jes
- McCrury, Martha Ford. Albert Ford Nary A.
MarNcr, Hannah Il. Martin Matilda Foughty leo.
u. FouShty. dcfandanl.
JACOB MciIGrE, ri lhe state of Michigan Mary
y. hcroct, "f Illinois, Hannnh r. Martin of Cold
water, iH"nc% county, Michigan, and Jesse McCror,,
whose present residence Ia unknown, will take no
ucr thdt Samuel McCrury, of Wood county. Ohio,
hld Oil tn" 18th dAr "t April 1882, file his petition
N The ""srt ot rommon pleas fnr Weod county.
"hln, nT"hut ihyil, tnJehcy wtth thc other above.
nAi"cd d@rndant9, setting forth that on tina 9th
day of April, 1858, pIantit entered into written
contract with one John McCrary, lste af Wood
wunty, Ohio, now dcce--ot., nkercby said John
Ac'iEiJ SOFA 1" plaintiff tho south half Of south
wrstqu2rcr section and township 3, of range mum
h'r y east containing 50 Of land cad by the
t"rI"S OF which said John M,IrAry agreed 10 exc
c9I' "iG dSiiver 10 said plaintiff a good and sum
'trin "at'~ntee deed upon ths payment by plaintiff
~ "hT u'"lrand d"llaisi Ia manner as therein stp-
uiAtth ana "Ner!nS that plaintiff has paid said pur-
ch@," mohOy IN tull, and entirely performed the
conditions ol said contract binding on hiia and
th"t said John Nc'rtry dicd 81. or about December
It'h lSo! l"a'ina tho defendants his heirs at law
ana praying that the defendants be decreed TO eye
CUE and deliver 10 plaintiff a good and aulhcien,
WARRANTED decd, within si,nl, day. and in drfaulr
thereof the said order and decree operate AS sucL
deed, and vest in plaintiff a good and rdrtpas s;blc
ssI''r I' ice 'llnpie OF sag Isfnispl. The defend
"n's are pa:'V'd lhat u.el aro required 10 answer
1r a.y.W o. said petition ON W before Saturday,
June III, 1859 DonuE 4 TytEr ''
'f'"' ''' - -'NW"SGt@' Au'gs for plth.
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State Board of Agriculture.

the Ohio state Board Of Agriculture will meet
in Cleveland this week to complete their prelmin-
AIRY arrangements for the next State Fair. At this
injecting the Board will appoint committees, COM
psete tho premium list, and tix upon tue site for
holding the Fair. When the above prcliminaries
are decided, the premium list and other printing
Will be put in hard ard the public duly noticed OF
the particulars in regard to the seasons campaign.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
NEWS FROM TIVE WAN

Daily the news is pouring in ur.
on us Of the success Of the Union
men in all directions, and Of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
GUS news indeed, which every man,
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is not y will rejoice to
hear.
at the same time there is news
of different kind, which we are
about to publish, viz (: That We are
receiving and have now on hand,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
EmbezzIoment Case At ToIedo.

TIE examination Of Alfred W. Kinds, at Toledo,
on the charge Of stealing Government stores, took
place on Wednesday Of last week, before L. s.
Commissioner c. NJ. Dorr. After full investiga-
uon' Hnds was held for trial under 1000 bonds.
We understand that full statement of the affair,
from the Mayor Of Toledo, and other officials at
Mat paint has been forwarded to Gen Haleck and
ms expected that several parties who are implicated
VIII be arrested and held for trial. -
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Letters from Volunteers.

VIZ hope to hear often from volunteers from this
section Of the State, and trust they will give us
descriptions of camp-lue, and the little incidents
hat daily tranSpire, and not attempt descriptions of
battles and movements Of large forces, which we
get through the medium of the telegraph weeks
before their letters reach us. We would like to have
letter every week from tho boys, containing news
relating to themselves and the regiment.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
Peterson's Magazine.

WE have received the jane au4Hbcr Of Peterson,
being the last number Of volume forty first Those
shodcEire 4 cheap ana fashionable magazine should
s.bscrbo iGT Peterson. For two dollars and seven
y.Gvs cents We will send Peterson and lhe JougNAL
t5E one year. Now is the time to subscribe.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
ROy Lost.

Isaac HoucK, of Seneca county, wishes informs-
ton Of his son, young man about IL years old
who left the father April 4h, in fit of mental de-
rangement. lie is feshy, and full faced, and bad
drab hat, blue warmns, black pantaoons, and a
ncN.pair of big, heavy boots. Any person who has
seen him will please write TO John Houck, at Tiffn
and they will be paid for their trouble.
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At Home,

Hos ASHER Cook returned home Oh Saturday.
evening last the Legislature having adjourned on
Thursday. He brought with him lot of cotton
seed for gratuitous distribution, and if any of our
farmers have curiosity 10 try their hand raising
cotton, the opportunity presents itself free of
cost. Call on Mr. Cook and get solae of the seed
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
LApIEs'rAsnIoSABLE DRESS GOODS,

InthS department great advantage may be obtain
ed ny close cash buye srnm the fact that the good,
are bouehtor cash directly of the eastern dcaler-
and manufacturers. sud nlliInpotcd goods arr hot
OF Just what II rosls to import them hence i. can
aiiaid to sell goods AT
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A Splendid Stock Of Mex ard
SeasoHable GOODS +!

Which We now offer to all Ready
Pay BuyerS at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We flatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, at the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that viii
suit all who may favor us with a call.
We can and will save you a hand
some per centage if you buy of us
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination Of our Goods and pri-
Ces. No charge for showing Goods.
L. r. MILLER & co.
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Fatal Accident.

NAN named Farley Hut,hins while walking
on the railroad track near Fremont, last week, was
struck by the locomotive, ant thrown down steep
enbanSment. The unfortunate man lived but a
few hours after. So SAYS the l.ssepg,r.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07

PSRsoSS having public sales this Spring, can
get their bills printed on short notice. and the moS
reasonable terms by calling at this ofics or,
should you want business cards, circulars, pro
grammes, bill-hcads, pamphlets posters, horse
bills, etc, give tho Journal office call. and you
be an accommodated on short notice
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07
Agricultural.

II you want any agricultural Implements, such |
heat drill, plows, cultivators, reapers and
ruowers, horse pitchlorks etc. etc., call ON Daniel
kIcpS, az his wareroomS on Front street.
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TIMETARLE---pa,ton a Michigan n
/. 0'Iedo 4 Wabash Railway.
Time Table for NIeumec City.
RE1t0N Al.

Tho JOURNAL OFFICE has been re-
moved TO James Hoods brick building.
on Front Street, one door below W. J.
Hitchcock's store. Friends will bear
this in mind, and give Ms u call al our
New Quarters.
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Dancing TIuhtees.

The Newark Adrooat mentions the fact that in
Granville, a. the Spring election, the contest tuGued
On whether dancing should be allowed in the new
town Hall. The dancing trustees were elected by
about 80 majority.
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The Crops,

So far, the season has been favorable for fruit,
and tho prospects now that we shall have an
Unusual quantity Of all kinds. We also have ia
rorablc accounts Of Che appearance Of wheat, gen
orally throughout the county.
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Female Dnrinu.

Ma. JoHS G. STOrGH, Of Starke county, in one
Of his letters from the battlefield, near Pittsburg
states that while burying the Rebel dead they dis
covered female in rebel uniform, who was killed
hS . ball through the left breast.
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New Goods.

W. j. llITcHCoCK, Esq, has BOW really mag
riticent stock Of goods, which he is selling very
cheap for cash. Many classes of goods no il sell
ing from twenty to thirty per cent. cheaper than
last year. Buyers should give him call.
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The Portage Mite Society

Will close, we Learn, on Tuesday evening, May
18Th, with an exhibition in the VI. T.. Church. The
public are invited to attend Admiuanco ten cent
The usual horrors extended to ministers and editors.
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Common Pleas CONT.

TnE spring term Of the Wood county Common
Pleas Cour! win convene on Tuesday, the 18th inst;
and many of delinquent subscribers will doubt
less be in during the term. we hope they will call
0n The printer
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acknowledgements.

Ao,;s. W +. Cutter, II. G.. Blake, F. W. KeI-
logg, &. Babbitt and j. NJ. Ashley, have our thanks
ior favors. Also, J. s. Kellogg aud o. A. Cobuu.
Eeds.
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HNthY K,br crarntNn ,

ln tids department. We have the largest and ruos,
complete assortment IN No,thein Ohio. Made M
according to tio --latest fuShiou, and in the most uk
snnu'd nmunct, Warranted 10 give the very best
satSlac!irn. "t no sale.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods generally sold, which ia am item nf
gr'Atlnlerl~t TO the people Vi Wood county. \ sui
burg ~ tradlng psint, -...
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Corn Planting.
Fire in FiudlRy.

Siosr Of our farmers are now busy breaking up
,hc ground, preparatory to planting corn.
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ApDointel.

THE Toledo Commercial SAYS that Milton b. Plum
mer, of Bryan, Ohio, has been appointed Route
Agent on the Toledo and Wabash Railway. Tie
commenced his duties. Sunday, May 4th. A most
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Will please excuse the absence Of articles edi-
torial oecasihed by the unexpected sickness OF the
rilfOr
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Wood Wanted.
Our RPnslPrs

THosR who design paying for the JorRSAL in
wood viii confer favor by bringing it along soon.
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SLANNELS, Hoods, Comfortrrs and Under.
Il shirts, at +. X. MILLER & co.'s.
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single a Double shovel PIow Moulds

just tho thing for the cornfeG 4 g.eat vatiety
OF shOlt hardware too nIISerO,ls 10 mention here
which we gGafanLee 10 sell AT ToLEDo PRICrs
BOSTWICk d TYLER.
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IHE following letter " hich are permitted to
publish, was written by Josiah Chance, member
Of the 18th Regiment Band 10 his brotaes Aiahlon
Chance, ESQ.
R4rTIB GRoCSU, PI:rsBrR0 LASDISG,
oS rRNNESsSR hlrEE, April 9th, ls6e.
DEAR BROTHER T."
When wrote you last from Camp Crttenden we
expected to march to the Tennesse river distance
, of go miles, to reinforce Gsn'l. Grant. We made
hurried march, and on Sunday morning the 9th
about O'Clock we heard heavy cannOnading il the
direction Of Savannah, which place We were with
in mites Of. We pushed forward in quick time,
being stimulated by the roar Of artillery which
MAIDS the ground shake az this distance, Whsnwe
arrived within two miles OF Savannah we learned
the fight was at Pittsburg landing. Gen. Nelson's
Division which was in the advance had 10 maze a
halt OF two hours unIll no could ger boats 10 take
them up The River. During the movement of his
Division, our Division (GenH. Critendens remain
ed back one mile from Savannah until O'clock
when the boats got back to take US up the River.
We were at PittsbSrg landing at Ii O'Clock p. Z.
Gen. AoCook's nlgifion followed. Other Divisions
arrived during the night and following day.
SUNDAYS FIGHT.
On arriving learned the attack was made al
daylight. The enemy surrounded our pekets and
captured them - thus enabling them 10 come into
our camp without the alarm, aud the enemy open
ed fire without our knowing II. The first attack
was made on the 10th Wisconsin, while at break
fast, and was followed by simultaneous attack
upon the 54th Ohio Zouaves, l7th iowa, and 72nd
Ohio and some other Regiments. The line Of bat
Tie vas formed as soon as possible anu opened IRE,
holding their PosiIion for a short time until tue
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TUE body of Governor Harvey Of Wis.
consin has been recovered 1t was found
forty miles below Savannah, in the Tennes.
see river.
GIN. MITCHELL 3 division has seized TWEEN.
ty-iiye locomotives, which are said to be in
good order.
OuR consul in Genoa writes that one thous.
and Italians have applied 10 him for places
in the American arm
\ BASS CONVENTION Of the Onion men OF
Indiana has been called 10 meet at Indiana.
polls OH the laili Of June.
VESSELS thar 60 South, excepting in en-.
ploy Of the Government, no matter wha,
their cargo viii b9 svlzed a"A
.,,. conhsCated
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EXEMPTION NOIICE.

jaime" fhlsr', VI hs assissce-, will take notice
th9t Absalou, Glick deposited in the Treasury of
N"nt County Ohio, tscut, .oight dollar,, scycuU q
three cent, four Wtlis ga lcd6s,u the e. y, H. U.
e"cti"n, - lUau u,alh range II east, 49, eighty
nctrs, eold ~ the delinquent tax sale January L.,
lSt2 Aupi.u, Smru County tuIiinr
Auditsrs O0ico, Wood County, o.,
Pcs1y SbSr., April Z. 1862. ava
NoTlCE, No,ioo !, hcrvby si,.k to the public
h't ~ my isdentured tu,S, Js,urs Doti has
shall pay no debts Of his contracting.
JOSEPH CLARKE.
Portage. April sth, '62--5uNa*.