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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-25
IN MI;UORJAM.

"A few days since we received lcttcr post.
marked "Nicksburg, Miss, Nov. TO-" which con
tanned the following obituary notice of Alfred
Shivcly- son Of Henry Shively, Esq, Of Bowling
Green, this county who was killed At the battle
Of Chicamauga. Except The post. mark, there was
nothing about the letter 10 show from whence it
came. We do not know the authors name, but be-
licying Il 10 I've The heartfelt tribute of a soldier to
ono Of Wood County, gallant sons who fell in the
service Of his country, we gladly publish it.-EDs'
JouRSAt.
omrrAEY. Alfred Shiycy who fell at the bat
lie Of Chicamauga, in Northern Georgia, was well
and ravorably known to many in this community.
lie came among rs stranger, but his honest
manly face and frank, gcutcmanly bearing, soon
Won for him good aud true friends such only as
the good and true are capable Of winning. Nc
man ever distrostcd him, or had cause Of distruet
The golden rule was to him the law of life, and M
ono could know him without feeling that the world
was the better for his living in IT, Iclcft his pow
and the peaceful pursuits Of the farmer, for the
battle. field - not, as he sad from choice, but be
cause his country had a right to claim his services
and they should not be Withheld whatever nigh
be the sacrifice on his part. In his last letter. writ
ten the day before the battle, he says DO not Civ,
yourselves any unnecessary trouble in regard t'
me. II il be my lot to fall in battle rest assured
tha; shall fall at mT pos, of duty. shall ucve
disgrace my friends nor the cause am fighting for
but will do my duty as true patriot and lover o
my country, anl the glorious old 0ag that is nov
uufurlcd TO the breeze and under whose shadow
now write" As to how well he kept his promise
let his brave companions in arms testify. His las
words were, "Comc on, boys, the day is ours; tn
enemy is rctreating!"
Beneath the far-oG battlefield he rests quictl
and well. He leaves large circle Of friends t
mourn his loss, which is deeply felt. His brothe
he oitcu spoke Of, and seemed to have great anX
cty for his welfare. He is highly spoken of by hi
officers, as a true patriot aud good soldier.
/ November 8, 1868. SOLON.
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The Plot against Johnson'S Island \
ScccSSion- canadian Explanation al
the Conspiracy.

The Montreal Commercial iRrcriiScr, a
Secession sympathizing paper says;
The expedition intended to effect the liberation
of the Confederate officers held prisoners John
sons Island, Lake Erie, having failed, in order tn
rcmovc the miSapprchcnSionS that may be created
hy Federal accounts of Canadian plot In burn
Western cities, give below all the facts in
which the public is Interested, which may, we are
assured, be implicitly relied on.
The Washington Govcrnment having refused Ia
continue the exchange ot prisoners ot war under
the cartel, sent the southern officers, accustomed u
a tropical climate, to JohnSon's Island, where 1000
of them were confined in wrrtchcd quarters, ahSr-
lutely unit to house cattle. There is no reason to
doubt that the officers selected for this prison were
those upon whom the cold, damp climate and cNpo-
sure would act most prciudiciallv. IL was in fact
an attempt to commit murder, without publicly in
curing the odium of slaughter
In these circumstances the Confederate Govern.
nTut dcte miucd tO make an attempt tn rescue the
dnomcd officers, and ior this purpose an expedition
fitted out, consisting Of thirty-SiN officers, uu-
der the command ot one who had distinguished
himself in similar daShiug enterprises aud three
hundred men, The officers embarked lt Whining
tuu, in the Confederate steamer Il, f. Lee, aud
landed at HSljiaN. The cotton aud tobacco brought
10y that steamer As freight were sold To furnish the
funds required, amounting 10 $4,000, The men
came overland through the States, in small parties,
tc the general rendezvous.
YhC Intention was tn surprise the Federal gurri-
s'n ~ Hohnson's Island, hberatc the prisoners.
convey them to Canada in vessels provided for
that purpose, apl forward them from Halifax tn
Nassau or Rcruuia the gJca'rr par, ot the funds
being specially devoted To paying their passage to
one of these points.
ANY further operations oN the lakes were lee t.
the discretion Of the ofccr in command. whose or
derS were stringent aul pcrmptory to avoid a
breach of British neutrality, and to takr care that
even the Sembapce of International wrong should
bc prcven,ed Had JCAU.us Island been taken
II might have turned a basis tvr other operations
against FEDERAL commerce on the lakes; but the
real object of the expedition was to rescue 200,
valuable lives nom the cruelty which had devote d
them Ia slow bat certain death IN Climttc aud
situation in the last degrce iuimical to them.
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The quota of Indiana has already been stated at
little over 10000, ii having been diminished 1000
by an excess of cnlstmcuts on former calls. Wis.
consin is still short over 1000 IN the first call and
will have 10 make up the deficiency unless they are
supplied by volunteering. Her quota to be filled
by January is 5000. The quota of Illinois is
comparatively light numbering 1879, being re
duccd from 1880 bv an excess of 5000 on former
calls. The State Off itals claim a further excess
Of several thousand mon. but have not hccn vet
able to prove it to the satisfaction OF the War De
partmcnt. Maine has to furnish 7.jS1; New
Hampshire, 3.76S Vermont. 1881; Massachusetts,
1926; Connecticut, ; ,t32 New Jersey. 9.til :
Delaware, 1,ljG; Iowa, 500. The quota of
Ohio is 29,3j2
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SnlmhrinmS.

Marion Township, Mercer County, Ohio, gave
allandigham three hundred and tiny nine votes,
and Iohr Brough nouc. That must be a pleasant,
healthy township, with such pure Democratic
atMospherc BORT NayHc 4, h,6,uHdl NsoH!.
Those Democrats who purpose to so up salt
River had better consider the claims of Marion, aud
m9vc to that patriotic locality, Ct. Ea4'iicr.
That township would no doub, bc y good place
a. cmigratc tTum, provided man concealed his
late residence. As rural district, We doubt not,
its comparison is ruSsibic. .N'Hdosky Regi't,r,
without knowing amy thing about IT, We venture
to make the guess tlht, more than half the voters
of that township sro unable to read and that what
tcw can read, seldom indulge In such amusement.
igituEd GdZ,ir.
Peuitcntiary waricns, police detectives, shcrils,
hunters Of horsc-thicvcs aud military oiliccrs
charged With arrcstmg deScrters, should put the
name ot that towu in their memorandum book, and
make it cuNreugu 50 travel that route when they
are out ou "Profs .sional' business. They will be
pretty Sure to 6nd their game" there, every time
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THE New York Times learns bv private advccs
from Russia, through one that can not be mistaken
that the Car is making preparations for war on an
scale in respect to the recruitment
Of men. the rcplcnishment Of munitions, the con
struction of iuyulncrablc vessels, the building of
new forts and the strengthening Of old ones and in
respect to everything nccdml for the mighticst de
trusyc conflict Iii also declared thatthc national
feeling among the people is daily bccoming in
tcnscr and more wlrlkc, and that the dctcrmina
ton to maintain the Emperor in his high toned
foreign policy is universal.
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GmnrIinm,s Sale OF RcnI Estntc.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
L Seneca County, Ohio, made on the ith day of
November, \. II. 1855, in the case of Sophia Cary,
Guardian of Laura f. Cary. against her ward, the
undersigned will, on the 2Rth day of December,
A. u, 1868, between the hours Of 10 o'clock \. NJ
and 1 O'Clock L. NJ. of said day, on the premises,
ol(,r at public sale the following described real cs
tate IN the county of Wood and State of Ohio to-
wit Th' southwest qulrtcr Of the southwest quar-
ter of Section tweniy-tour "a in Township three
l3l, north Of Range twelve az in said Wood Coun-
". Ohio containing forty acres more or less
Terms q. Salc-onc-third cash on the day of
sale, onc-third in one, aud onc-hirI in two wears
from the day of sale, To be secured hy a mortgage
on the premises sold and the deferred payments to
bear interest at the rate OF six per ccnlum per an
mum, payable annually. Appraised at $500.
SOPHIA CARY,
Guardian of Laura T.. Cary.
TtfN, o., November 20, 1868 30rSt 10
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is The quota Of Zach township;

Each u thc sub committees IS rcQucstcd % act
promptly, and take such measures as they may
deem necessary for filling the quota OF their re
spoctivc townships before the 9Th OF January next
as the Provost Marshal of the District announces
that all deficiencies I'm that day will be supplied by
draft. II. \. HAMILTON, Chairman.
W. II. JoNEs, Secretary.
[ludcpcudcut copy.
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thereby orctlst q TUwn-To
no been rcd o
is
produce therefor,
Er q rsc C II
ndanlT law
q
rpronsO ORR We Cor
Mover {,
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w WI. HAIL. & SON.
$40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Established % Years.
MANUFACTVREKS or
Hall & Sons Celebrated New Scale
P A NO FORT ES,

known over the whole world for their volume and
richness oftone, durability and elegance Warranted.
Manufacturers and Importers OF FLurHs GUITARS, BAN-
jos. and all kinds Of Brass and other Musical 1nstru-
ments. Special attention paid to furnishing HRAss
R,Nps. Publishers of Sheet Music. Music sent by
mail, post paid, receipt OF marked prices. The
most liberal discount given to scmooLs and SEMrN,-
ulEs. Catalogues free. [in,osl apq
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ShcriT's Sale in Partition.

'o"T i'''' Clark County Common Plcas.
HAM. Unuotl No. l,493.l
DCRSU ANT to an order Of sale. To me directed,
l from the Court Of Common Pleas of Clark
County, Ohio. will sell at public auction at tho
door of the Court house, in the town OF Perry sburg
Wood County, Ohio, ON
SATURDAY, December 26, 4. u. 1868.
At one O'Clock 7. NJ, the following real estate, in
said county of Wood to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of Section nineteen l9),
Township six o., Range eleven q J, containing 100
acres of land, more or less.
Terms of sale third sash the residue in
two equal annual payments deferred payments to
bear interest, and secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised at $500
JAMES FLEMING.
Sheriff of Clark County, Ohio.
SrRSCE & MCGArFEY, Att'ys for Plaintiff
SpringNtld. u. Nnvemher 20, 1863. 3N.Sl 10
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TuE cities Of Manchester and Concord. New
Hampshire, have contracted with substitute bro-
ker, "a furnish their quotas, That OF tAc former
place, numbering l9s men. is to be supplied az
Stoo head. The city pays an the bills and gets
back SA'2 ot the inoucy IN the shape 1T the Gov-
cuucUi boVuty. EN-Govcruor Colby has filled
the qun,a of New London in the sam, state at
S3sj head, and several other towns have been
put ont Of tds d'an by similar purchase Of likely
Young aliens
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TnE number OF immigrants who arrived at New
York last week, was 1900, making the number
since January !, liO.5S6, against 6S,29i to the
corresponding date last year, or more than ono
hundred per cent. more.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STIR ED.

STRAHED,
LNROM the subscriber, in Milton Township, on
i the 30th of last October. Two Cows--Inc
Spotted Cow, about wears old the other Red
Cow, years old. Both Cows were giving milk,
and presented good appearance for milk. The
spotted Cow is the larger of the two. Any one
giving iniomition to the undersigned, that will
lead to their recovery, will he literally rewarded.
JOHN TRACY.
Milton Tp., Wood Co, Ohio.
November Is 1868. 3Oc&
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The
~ Board Withhold their next regular session forthe
examination ofTeaehers, on the
First Friday in December, 1868, at Bowling Green.
First Friday in January, 1864, at Perrys6urg.
Examip ations W.; commence pupctually at A. NJ.
Applicants need not apply for Special Examination
but required to attend the stated meetings OF the
Hoard
All correspondence with the Examiners should be
directed TO the undersigned, at Bowling Green,
20 j. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

IN pursuance of AN order Of the Probate Court of
I Wood County, Ohio, mlte on the 2lSt dav of
October, 1868, in tae cdSc of ScptcmiuS Mawcr.
Administrator de boniS non ui the estate of Abyl-
ham Ni'cr, deceased, vs.. Hannah Nitr ct al. the
undersigned will offer tor sale, at the door of the
Court house IN rrrryShurg Wood County, Ohio,
on WEnNESO Az, the h,iav of December. ISGa
at ! o'clock +. NJ, of said dny, the following de
scrlhcj Lands and tcncmyulS. to-wii:
The ne ) ct the So 4, and the NV of the Sc
!, Of Section H., Township o., Range east, in
Wood County, Ohio.
Terms Onc third cash down, the bllaacc In two
equal payments, with interest secured by mortgage
ON the promises.
SEPrEMlUS NAWER, Admir- de bous non.
November H. lSG3 SOla
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented 10 the COmmis sioncrs of the counties
of Wood and Ottawa at their next session, asking
for a survey, view and location of a county road
commencing on the sonth line Of Lucas County, at
the northeast corner of Wood County and the north
west corner of Ottawa County; thence south on the
section line, between said counties Of Wood and Of
tawa, to the Toledo and Woodville Plank Road.
MANY PETITIONERS
Gercs O,.teT 9s .66e 27c'
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Speaking of the OHIO election, the Peoria 7r,m.
. ~ SAYS, the prgh nr'ugh sas rvUyh stul
nHuVch
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p II Il Nj | u Nj
WOOD SAVING MACHINES!

fTNHE undersigned is now prepared to receive
L orders for these celebrated Wood Mills, uusur-
passed for case of draft, durability. efficiency and
price. These machines have been thoroughly test
ed; simple in construction, and not liable to get
ont of repair; will saw, from fair logs, thirty
cords a day aud requiring only two horses To
work it,.
Hand in your orders early. Hundreds of Gus
toners throughout the country failed in getting
machines AT all last season, because they did not
order in time; while many others could not get their
machines for weeks after they were ready to use
them, for the same reason. Order cally--it will
make no difference in the time Of payment.
ID. KREPS.
prrrNshnrr ImIv % 1868. molly
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly OF the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import them;
hence he can afford to sell goods at
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REITisH GESHRoslrY.- A Paris letter relates
that a poor htGc miiiinrr found an English uuble-
mems pockethook, With $4,000 francs in IT,. She
nstorcd II instantly aud he rewarded her by pro
missing 10 speak we'll OF her shop"
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NANEs's expedition Ia ,,s, Rio Granic has proved
aH tatirr success. BroWGsNlle Point Isabel, and
Brlss. Island, have bsSu occupied, the rpbels
fleeing prceptatcly, leaving their arms and every
thing behind them,
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THREE hundrcd ani twenty one tho"sand bar
rel ul flour, aud ten mIlluuS five hundred thousand
bushels Of wheat have been received this year at
Milwaukee, MscUusiG.
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Osg,spEp. At the late election, the town of
Marlboro Mass cost I,ur hundred anl thirty
votes for Governor Aulrew not single vote
for the " petuOcracy "
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a DNINiSTR ATOiE,N NOTICE,-Notice

N hereby given that have been duly appointed and
qual,dG as Administrator on the estates Of Andrew
aud Nancy ordway, late Of Wood County, Ohio, de
sed, An persons interested in the same, will gov.
Crn themselves accordingly,
WALTER DAVIDSON, Administrator.
pcrryShurg October 2l, 1868, 2Sds
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II is stated that the amount Of cotton which will
be thrown into the market by General Bauks's oc-
cupation OF Brownsville 1eHas, VIII amoun. "a
2Sl. N00 halss
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rINlTE Publishers Of the SATURDAY EVEN
l. ING POST will gire to any person sending 80
subscriptions to THE POST, and Sixty Dollars,
one of
WHEELER e. WILSON'S CELEBRATED
SEW WtNG-MACllINES,
Such as they sell for Fortv-f five Dollars. The Ma
chimes will bc selected new at the manufactory in
New York, boxed, and forwarded free of cost, ,rih
he orccp'jpp ot jr, ight.
In procuring the subscribers for this Premium,
we prefer that the thirty subs rbcrs should be pro-
curcdnt the regular terms of 81 for each, but where
this can not be done, they may be procured at our
club rates, and the balance of the 500 forwarded to
papers will be sent to different posotliccs, it de-
sired. Every person collecting names should send
thcm with the money fast obtained, that the
subscribers mly begin at once to receive their pa
pcrS, and not become dissatisfied with the delay.
When the whole number of names t30) and whole
amount of money $500 are received, the Machruc
will be duly forwarded.
Among the contributors to TIE POST We may
mention the following distinguished authors
NrS. Henry wood, Marion HIariand, :,
virginia +. Townsend, etc., etc.
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their papers.
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~" Specimen numbers Of THE POST will be
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a n,IIN1SrnArnI,N, NnrICE

a DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE - Notice
IN Is hereby given that We have been duty appointed
amt quail hrd Administrators the estate OF Ches.
ter !, Moore, late Of WOOD County, Ohio, deceased,
An persons interested Wlu govern themselves accord
iugly, GEORGE GRESN, Administrator,
NANCY MOORE, Administrators.
Perrysburg. October 30, 1863, 9Id'
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- sM'th PlaiuuE IS, ". q, Reynolds, defendant.
beierc hphsH bemher, Justice % The Peace of wash
mgton iowAship, Wood County. Ohio,
'h .hr lNh dN ~ NoNemhes A. D. 1888, said Justice
ISSUED an order % attachment IN the above acon for
the s1m of siSteca lldl Dollars.
THOMAS n, SMITH
wasksg,ol TT Ncreutsr !s ia, ,aI.
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q DNINISTRAToR'S NOTICE Motto

y hereby given that kave been duly appointed aud
qualified as Administrator on the estate OF William
lhlo, late Of Wood County, ohio, deceased All per
sons interested will govern themselves accordingly.
WALTER DAVIDSON Admin strator.
.hn Nnv 1
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item of
great interest to the people OF Wood county. suf-
ilicient in duccmept, we lake it, to make PelTys-
burg the trading point.
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a DNININ'rKA ArON'N NorICE,-No

N rs hereby given sAat have he ~ duIy appointed
aud qualified as AdmiuiStrater lie b"uis non of the
estate OF Isaac Miller, late Of Wood County, Ohio
deceased Az persons Interested win govern them,
selves accordingly CHARLES h SMITH
regryshury, November L. isGS. :AIs
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ADuINISTRArHIN,S NOrICF.-Y,

herey given that have hren appointed and
9@hAcd as AduHuislrstriN on the estate of Heury
broNer late ~ Wood County, Ohio, deceased All PER-
s'As As'nieses'cd wl govern themselves accordingly.
Perryshurg, November Is, isCS SM.
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q nTnNISTH ATOVNs NOTICE.


n hereby given that We have been duly appointed
and qualified Administrators of the estate Of Jacob
kinnaman late Of Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All
persons Interested viii govern themselves accord
lugly, PkrER KINNAMAN,
J. T. KlENANAN,
PsrryslarE ostcJrr 2. IstS. sra
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 SEWING MACHINE GRATIS.

rINlTE Publishers of the SATURDAY EVEN
l. ING POST will gice to any person sending 80
subscriptions to THE POST, and Sixty Dollars,
of
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NOEICE OF ATTACgIMENT.- - chester
y Church, VS.. John H. Dewitt Before Eli Philips, j.
y. Of Portage Township. Wood County, Ohio.
On the 10th day Of November, A. II 1868 said Justice
issued order OF attachment In the above action for
the Of Sl0l "a. {. CHURCH
Portage, November 10, 1865 30cs
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PERRYSBURG MEAT STORE
JOHN q. HOFFMAN

| ; always to be found at his Meat Store, on Front
| street one door west of the Drug Store. The
best ot meat is always kept on hand, - which he in
,lcs the attention of all lovers Of juicy ruast
tender steak.
Furnishing. Nnvcmhcr 1, 1853. 9Izz
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CALL AT THE CASH STORE,

rerysburg, May %, 1868.
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NOTICE.

or his ass suecs VIII take notice that EEasus "
Gates has deposited in tho Treasury OF Wood County,
Ohio, Thrtysoven Dollars and Thirty three Cents to
rcdermth" y nv a. Section u, Town NORTH Range
II cl,tS1 acres, sold at the Delinquent Tax sale,
January ~, ls62.
ADDISON SMITH County Auditor.
Al tDIoEs OrIlcE, Wood County, o.,
Perry snurr, November tS. lNGS. 29ds
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II EbWOHANE NVTICEs-Noticei is hereby given
u that William Davidson, Administrator on the es.
tate OF John Scott deceased has led his final account
said estate in the Probate Court OF Wood County
ohio, ami the same viii he for final hearing on tie
2Nth day of November \. u. 1S68
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perry shurg, November l. iS63 2rls