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Arizona miner., 1864-04-06

SECRETARY McCoRsIGK has returned from the mines after visit of some days He was at Woolsey's Ranch on Monday and Tuesday Of last week encouraging in every way the expedi- ton against the Finals. On Tuesday he address cd the members of Col Woolseys command, and headed the subscription for additional provisions with contribution Of an hundred dollars for himself, and the same amount for the Governor "a practical evidences of interest in the matter
 which was well appreciated.
 On Wednesday Mir. Mccormick, accompanied | by Captain Walker and others, visited Lynx
 creek, and witnessed the mining operations there.
 He reports the claims as paying unusually wei' though but 75 men are left upon the creek many
 having gone with Col. Woolsey. In the evening : the Secretary addressed the miners at meeting presided over by Captain Walker. He spoke OF the resources of the Territory and of the means,
 to their development On Thursday Mr. Motor
 miek, and others, went to Groom's creek, anc spent that day. and most of Friday, m inspecting e the lodes in that vicinity. On Friday afternoon e the Secretary drove to Shsidon's Ranch and or : Saturday returned to tbe post, much pleased with e his excursion and more confident than ever ol e the value of the mining region through which ne had passed. od oi inIrQ i9iod ssalo-s.1' ee
Arizona miner., 1864-04-06

MR SAMUEL ADAMS is not pleased with tbo alluslons to hm in the last number oftbe M1yrp albeit they must strike any reasonable man o. respectful and proper We aid not saeok w,b the confidence which Mir Adams does of the ro,r navigation company because We know but little or It, nor did we join in his hue and cry aoainst the old company, because we know it has bod much to contend with, as is shown by an article given on our first page. We did say, however that the navigation of the river should be i'm. proved, and that if the new company (r such there bel could do so much better than the old # would be great public benefit We say so st;n and all efforts such as tbat made by Alr. Adams at Woolsey's Ranch on the 29th nh. to nrova that we mean to defend monopoly are boso and foolish. Mr. Adams, who is an aspirant f Congress, without the most remote chance of success, is undoubtedly much in want of capital but he cannot make it by such absurd and vuyar harangues as that made at Woolsey's If he had friend there before he opened his mouth he assuredly had none when lie closed it. His con- temptuous and unjust ausions to the civil officers were promptly and overwhelmingly refuted by Secretary McCormick, and as for his low deDun citations of the MINER, they but show the wisdom of our determination to know Mir. Adams before Iextolling him, and his efforts, as other papers have done. In this connection We print the following letter:
 Eopr Wtrr1..-
Arizona miner., 1864-04-06
FoET WHPFLE, ARIZONA, ]
 April 1, 1864. 1
EDITOR ARIZONA MINER

SIR Learning that Mir Samuel Adams in a speech made at 'Wootseys Ranch on the 29th ult., quoted me as authority for certain statements upon which he based an attack upon the civil officers Of the Territory nave to say that have at no time given Mir Adams the slightest groundwork for accusations against any of the aforesaid officers
 am, your ob't. servant,
 JOHN HOWARD.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

HAVANA, NASSAU. n. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NRw
ORLEANS.
For RNassAU AND HAvlSA-Sesmshp Corsica from New
ANrk. Nov 4.
roR kINGsToS, J-steRmship Monezuma from New York
Nov ?.
FoR HavAsA-steamship Gage. from New York Nov 9
For NEw ORLkAEs-Steamship Champion. from New
york Nov 90
Steamship Morning Star from New York Nov
steamship Evening star. frcNl New York. Nov ".
Snney, fro.i York Nov 10.
Steamship George Washington. from New York Nov IL
st3PM.
Steamship ARIEL from New York Nov l6.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All etes and packages intended for the NEW YORK HERALD
should De sealed
ALMANAC FOR yoRK-rHrs
............ 80 morn 80
AZ HIGH wArxR.. morn 59
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Fort Of New York. November 8, 1864,

CI.EAREn.
Bark B Hamilton. White, Portland-Eyrte Vning.
brg Y Eaton tBr) Curry, rrieste-D peWof.
Brig Derby tBr), Rogers Natamo rose Hussey Co.
Brig janet Rdston, Burgess Jscmel-D DeWoif.
Brig Emery, Fats South Amboy-Mlller HonChton.
schr Electric Spark smith St Martins. Foulies sons
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore Baltimore.
Steamer John Gibson, Bowen, Phiiadelpha-Win IAy.
lor.
s steamer Susquehanna Commodore 0odon COM
mandinG from Hampton Roads 5th inst ana cape henry
6tL owed this port the Monitor Monadnor anchored OF
Hook Stn, AM In consequence of dense fog.
steamer Maumee. Lieut. Com Jas Parker command.
ing IRON cruise IN search OF prvaeers last from fort
land, Me. daEs. Saw heard nothing of them. Game
70 this port for repairs TO machinery and supply OF COAL
o. in hour without damage.
T. Monitor Monadnor. Capt Berrian, Hampton Roads
9th inst was owen 10 this port by the steamer sus-
Steamship Mariposa Howes, New Orleans Oct 80. with
passed sunken wreck the tops Of mass only visible
10 81 fathoms water. The ship Guiding Star hence. had
Prize steamship Annie. in charge OF Acting Master
Borden rom New Inlet NC.
bark Genio tAus), kandich, Alexandria, July a. with
rs.S TO Hcmooe Balcaen. Experienced heavy westerly
iark Msry Luerclia Bowers Cadiz. 81 days. with mdse
to 1 Maxwell. louis Rivers seamau fell overheard
In the bay of Cadiz aud was drowned
Brg Costa Rca. Peel Aspinwa. 26 days, with mdse, TO
Brig kxce sior of Bermuda Cooper Bermuda, 10 days,
In ballast, TO Mccall FIRTH
20 days with salt toJ Raining; vessel to II + Brown 4
80. Experienced heavy weather in the Gu sprung
ar heDec a. Smith. Georgetown. days.
Schr g Hubbard. Lopero. Geo gctown. days.
Seaner Peit tUs trnsport). Delano Fortress Monroe
5 hours, TO Us GUAR erfnaser.
sssmer Detroit Us transport, Wilcox Washington. ss
hours to US Quai<ermaster
Brig Jacques tFr) Bing, from
Wind at sunset S, light
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NJ oTICE 10 CONTEMPORARIES PROPOSALS TO
IN rirnish oors Blinds for the Hotel Mtar Of Ha
na rl be opened at II NJ Saturday, Nov. H. atthc
o4eo q ne't4o" = - = Col FRANCISCO MoNTAos.
T,pOPoekls WILL BE RECEIVED FOR SIXTY
tnouaand gross wbtstin Fly Buttons for pants sam.
PIES required Address Philfdephis Post Office,
fof thfec
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ATRIAloNrAI..

cKNTLpMAN Agh.D& NOT RICH BUT POSSESS.
re VAIN apd lvtgN ncart desires the acluainan
of geuttei Young lasy or Nlso~ WIN tseWta nattl
moBy Address ia sincerity. V'ton W. - hfi@l ".
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

ClTUATIoNS WANTED-FoR rHORou GHht opnl p
y tent coachmen. waters, gardeners, Ia MAJ
rrooms poriers servants, laborers, men lately land
and help of every description. Apply ut The iarse snpi
meut House, corner Sixth avenue and EieVeha 's'e
Also female help.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by TWo RESPECTABLE
W erN (ssteTs cham besmads Or seamsiresses; one
operate Grover BAKERS sewing mAchinei uhe.-
cepuonabe given. Apply at 20 East houston S
for W
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SITUATIONS yyANTED-FEMALEs.

w ANTEp-A SITUATION BY REsPEcTABLE
w young woman. TO do general housework;.ls a lrst
rate washer and roner aud plain private family
preferred ss good Apply al her present place.
is Oliver Al front basement.
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SHlPPiNG NE w S.
movements or ocean ss.smsrs.

Mails forwarded in the regular nnea
eameFs for or fro call 81 Queenstown 81
the Canadian which eau - Lon c"n aerrv las
Continent. call ~ seuthAuqpten
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TINE LECTURE SEASON.

ImPoRrAHr LECTURES DAfLY-FoR GENTLEMEN y
! only At Lhc Newyork Museum cf Anatomy Gls Broad.
Faruef unable attend T. ese Lectures
forwarded receipt OF ten Genus Nv addressing Secretary
Of ksw korx Museum Of Anaiouly
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ry,wo REsPRCTABLE YOUNG MEN, ABOUT ~ yen
! OF age wish situations; one a bartender me =
Wishes 10 travel with Respectable merchant; DON VI
gooa hand and are quick correct at Agures AddFe
r. and r. S lU2 Herald othce
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WATCHES. JEwELnr, &c.

AT G0o-MoNEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED or DIA.
n monds Watches. Jewelfy Silver Plate, Guns Pistols
&C. &c Also Pswnbrokcrs Tickets wanted, OF Diamonds
Wavehes, Jewery, Guns Pistols &e for which viii paw
30 per than be obtained anv other place in
The c.y Coz Brosdway Of Houston street. u STAIRS
No O.
At ~ BROADwAY-THE UTMOST VALUE PAID
n fnr Diamonds Watches Plate Jewels Orcai Instri.
rneuis a. al his private once hours from Id 10 a
J. II. BARRGNGER, 2l2 Broadway, room l3
I,oR sALE-Two DIAMOND tCLUsTER) RINGS
Apply 81 rs West street. room No between niue aud
two O'Clock
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pENrIsTRY.

SIT OF tEETH MADE IN THREE uoURS--EN-
n satisfaction pay. at 239 sixth enne Parcs
needing teeth at short notice viii please nd
is required Nitrous oxide gas given aud teeth ex.
tscted daily without ram aud fea Of chatfe where onsrs
TO be inserted bt aud durable OF teeth as low
so; also nnr gnd and latlua cheap. large
assortment Of Teeth hand and bnsaess done in
business lnannet Onc price 10 everybody NO advance
taken ifunpcrs Y bold out nc checks and als. sham
Fronts that do not hold In far are made mere
No $50 Sixth avenue Fifteenth and ss,eentn sts
EObr0N DENTAL AssOCtATfoN.--A CERflFICATE'
" that we cause no pain with the nitrous OXIDE IN the er
traction OF TCcth has been thirteen hundred
patients Gall and examine H. once 10 Cooper Insututa
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- tan9s eary 59 pages and i6l rue Plates sud en-,
Il uFn9s - TIE anatomy Of the human state OF
Ie n ana disease wtth treatise early its de-
ape coufcl1euccs upon nc mind and BODY. with the
sutA pan Of tFeatmen-the rational and success.
fu GNe cure a. shown by the of treated
r1ful adviser " the married and hose contemplating
narriaA who would Know ther physoal condition, SENT
free 81 o-teei ~ tny address on receipt " cents m
lane. Albat T, r. y
N-Ew pUe L1CATfoNs.--NEw BOOKS AND pHoro
N graph Ga. ts ter Gent emen. samples catalogues
-, III raneipf 1f 20 cents Enclnse enveotc w.t.
r ovu nay and address &. Burns. BOZ ls Jersey City
Posi- 0uce, ". ).
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DRY GOODS.
L,REKCH FLuTISG,-MRs. GOLDEN's ESTABLISH.
ments afe exclusively for Fuung s Amiv
between Mercer l27 and 129 Rleeckcr
below Wooster, and 2ol Fulton street, Brooklyn.
T1LuTING-FoUR CENTS PER YARD; OVER FOUR
II inches wide, Inch in width extra. French
Tuilnr Company I'll Spring between yarck and Hudson
streets
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. -
IN EVERY VARIETY or MAT RAILS
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
IN sACQUEs, BASQgiNLS CIRCULARS AND
Alta great reduction from the cold standard.
GEO. CAREY
914 SIG Canal street.
United States Cloak and Msntilia store.
W. y. MCKENZIE, Superintendent
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

OF n DAY-AGENTs WANTED. IN Evska Cous
~i( tv in the United States. sell Lloyd great map
~ ne o, region: Loyds map the city Of New York,
sas" an. ,a.s ".ns ta 80 ' - j. 4. LLOYD,
' ~ - American Map Publisher rs Cortiandt ST.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
DANCING ACADEMIES.

liz GABBo's DANCING CtAssEs-Ar TIrE AcADE.
my of Physical Culture ~ West Fourtecpl IN street
wednesdays and Saturdays at I r NJ, fot ladies'.
and ma
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
TnEuNIoN DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Unconditional Union District Convon.
lion, which assembled in Toledo on Tnesday,
Of last week, fhe proceedings Of Which will
be found on the first pago of today e
JouRSAL, wus characterized Tor it's unoxam-
n Piled unenin,ity OF sentiment lis pro-
ccedirHv throughout wery harmonious.
No iRrring or discord disturbed the action
Of the delegates assembled and with but
one or two individual exceptions, every
thing connected herewith passed on to the
eminent satisfaction OF all concerned. The
members of the Convention evinced an
earnest and unsliakon purpose in tho main =
tenance Of the Government and the in.
tcgrty Of the Union, and to this end they
endorsed the administration and made their
various nominations Of mon who arc known
to DO Jealous, tried and true in their devo-
ton to tho great principles which undorlie
our national prosterity,
William Sheffield, of Henry, was chosen
as Presidential Elector Of the District.
George Williams, OF Wood and d. w. H.
Howard of Fulton, were selected as dele.
gates TO the Baltimore National Convention,
with g. o, McPhersou, OF Putnam, and
Hon. $. Il. Blakeslee, of Williams, as Alter
mates.
Hon, James NJ, Ashley, of Lucas, was re-
nominated for Representative in Congress,
from the Ten.h Congressional District, by
acclamation
His nomination was received with long,
loud and earnest applause.
But want space forbids comment. The
full report of the proceedings of the Con.
vention are their own best comment, and
can be taken as the emphatic enunciaton
OF the sentiments Of the true Union men of
the loyal and gallant Tenth District
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
Union state Convention.

Tho Union State Convention, at Colum
bus, on tho 10Th ms, nominated tho fol
lowing ticket:
Supreme Judges full term Luther Day
of Portage; short terin--Mr White, o.
Clarke vacancy Horace Wilder.
Secretary of State---W. IL. Smith, o
Hamilton.
Attorney General-Col. W. p Richard
son, of Monroe.
Comptroller Moses Braily, of full
ton.
Members of the Board OF Pub Works
p. Herring, of Auglaizo, and James ''oore
Electors j, p, Berlin and John A. Bnr.
ham.
Delegates to Baltimore Deano, Tod
DeuniFou and Dorsey.
The resolutions renew pledges to sustain
the Government with men and money to
suppress the rebellion. They also recon.
mcnd the denomination of Abraham Lin.
coin by the National convention. They
congratulate tho country upon the success
OF our arms, return thanks to the army and
navy, and pledge the support of Ohio Union
men to the measures of the Administra.
ton OF A. Lincoln, and approve the pend
lug amendment to the Constitution to make
all States free.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01

On our outside will be found an interest
ing letter from tho National Capital. II
was intended for last weeks paper, but
owing to unavoidable circumstances, we
were compelled to put our paper to press
aday earlier than usual, and it came to hand
too late. w. f. D. has promised us regu-
lar series of correspondence during our
continuance with tho JOURNAL, and being a
young man of more than ordinary intell oct
ual abilities, we look for somo rare episto.
Iatory treats from his ready pen. BY the
way, Will, could you not make it suit to
take atew weeks furlough, and pay us
visit some time during the coming sum
merP
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01

!" For u real intellectual feast, read the
editorial etfnsions in this weeks Journal
-Aadepeadsm of Nay 81,
For low vulgariety, and disgusting
specimens of thu psaas Miscellany style OF
literature, read, if you have sufficient sell
control to resist tho contamination occa
stoned by association with baWdy, the
poctioal etiusion "The Fancy Dance" il
last weeks Independent, and then make
up your minds whether newspaper sc
dissustinsly obscene and contemptibly vul
gar, ls itt reading for your wives mothers
or daughters.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, who by original appointment
or subsequent designation 70 GIL vacancies, consti
tute the Executive Committee created by tho
National Convention, held at Chicago on the 10th
day Of May, $780, do hereby call upon all qualified
voters who dosrc Tho unconditional maintenance
of the Union, the supremacy Of the Constitution, and
the complete suppression of the existing rebellion
with the cause thereof, by vigorous war, aud all
apt and efficient means, to send delegates to con-
veution to assemble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, the
9Th day of June, 1884, at ~ O'clock noon, for tho
purpose Of presenting candidates for the offices Of
President and Vice President Of the United States
Each State having representative in Congress will
be entitled to as many delegates as shall be equal
10 twice the number Of electors to which such State
Is entitled in the Electoral College Of the United
States.
Epwrs u. MonoAN, New York, Chairman.
CHARLES j. GILMAN, Maine.
u. BRAISARD, Vermont
5. r. GooDRion, Massachusetts,
THOMAS q. TUaNER, Rhode Island.
dfDEoS WELLS, Connecticut.
DENMNo DuER, New Jersey.
EDWARD MoPuEnsoN, Pennsylvania
N. b. SMrnERs, Delaware.
j.. +. WAGNER, Maryland.
THOMAS SFooNER, Ohio.
HIS. LANE Indiana,
SxMcEAl,. CASEY, Kentucky.
r.. Eek, Illinois,
HERBERT NJ. HoxiE, Iowa.
AUSTIN BLAIR, Michigan.
Carl ScHURz, Wisconsin.
W. d. WAsnuURS, Minnesota.
CoRNELius Cole, California.
WIN. A. nILLIPs, Ka nsas.
o. II. lRIsu, Nebraska.
Jos. GERnAnDT, District Of Columbia.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

| INpursuanee of an Order granted by the Probate
l. Court Of Henry county, Ohio, we will offer for
sale, at public outcry, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, June 22d, 1854
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
tooloek ia the afternoon Of said day, the following
described Real Estate, situate in tho county Of
Wood, aud State Of Ohio, to wit,
The east half OF Lot number two a. iu the town
Of Gilead. Appraised at SaSo.
TERMS OF SALE -0ne-lhisd cash in hand, one
talrd IN one year. aud one'third in two years from
the day Of sale, with interest," Deferred payn,ents
to eO secured by Mortgage on the premises SOLD.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
WM, +. DAGGEPT,
May rs, 1854. IisS SO
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TRIMS or pAYmFNT,

one-half cash, balance in one year by Joint note
with use, with two or mons responsible signers,
lt the parties are not known TO me, | should re,
qrire statement trom each one individually, ol
how much property they Own clear of debt, and
what consists OF this statement 10 be certified /,
by Justice Of the Peace or some responsible per.
son with whom may be acquainted in their neigbi
borhood. an sales less than SIS, cash
SuoPs Fulton Car Works corner of Water and
Shelbo streets, Sandusky, Ohio.
c. ], NESSER.
sSnaHsNy' oh'H' May :, 1854. I've.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
THREsHERs AND sEPARAToRs.

IN the manufacture of Threshers and Separators
have aimed, in the first place, to select the most
approved patterns such as have been tried and
found to give satisfaction, holding myself ready at
all times to adopt such improv mcnts as experience
mny suggest as being desirable. In the next place
have endeavorcd to select the best material, and
have always been careful to employ none but the
most competent workmen. | have also instituted
the most careful scrutiny of all of my jobs before
they were placed in the sales-room, and in this
way have been able to supply my customers with
none but tho most complete work. 1t is to these
facts that my machines owe their reputation with
farmers and threshers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01

After the adoption. by tho late District
Convention, of the Resolution for the pub
hcation Of the proceedings in "all the Uu-
conditional Union newspapers of the Dis
tiot," some one arose and made motion
that they "be published in the Toledo
Blade also" Did he think that the Blade
would not publish any unconditional Union
doings, or was he funnin.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01

1t is said that the infamous outlaw, Quan.
trell, was killed few days since, in Mis-,
souri. II true, Hades a country reported
somewhat warmer than even South Caro-.
lima will, or has received an acquisition
which even it will hardly boast Of
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01

EXECUTOR'S NoTICE.-No,ice is hereby
II given that Ambrose P. Egeleston, Executor
on the estate Of Truman Eggleston, has filed his
fna' account in the Probate Court of Wood county
Ohio, and the same win DO for hearing on the 22d
day of June, A. D., 1854
EDWIN TULLER. Probate judge.
Perrysburg May 30, 1864. sd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

CWEET POTATO PLANTS.-The first
- instalment Of Sweet Potato Plants received this
day, per Express Persons wishing Plants can be
supplied in any quantity, from this date. Recev-
ing days-TEEsDAYs and THURSDAYS of each
week. ID. KREPS.
P5rrysburg, May Slst, 1864. 5tr
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
lllTB ONO

BAD FoE STRAGGLgRs.--A letter from
General Grants army says. stragglel and
towards are being taken in hand aud suns
marlly shot Several instances Of desert.
ing colors IN the presence Of the enemy
are yet TO act upon.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
wOODRuRY.S PATENT.

have thus far found that Woodbury. S Patent
is most sought after by threshers and, as ccriif-
Gates show, it does good work and gives excellent
satisfaction. The first premium was awarded To
this machine at the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs,
in 1853, and it has always received tho first premi-
um at County aud State Fairs, wherever exhib-
tied, both in the United States and Canadas,
am the only manufacturer of this very superior
machine in the State.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01
SCIIOOL EXAMnSrws, NoTICE.--rN,

kNCIiOOL ENAWIrvFNSI NOTICl,. M
~ Board Withhold their ext rssssfon ,o,b
examination OF Teachers, on the N
s sirs, friday 10 June, 1864 at Perrysburs
FIRST Friday In July, 1854, at Portage,
.Namloatlons wss commence punctuAIly at o A. NJ
Applicants need not apply for Special Examination
Hoard. NN''"ss u the
An correspondence With the ExAminsrs shonla hs
Tsse'sd 10 the uRdersEned, 81 RowlihF Green.
% W, WOODBURY. clerk
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-01

DEDEMPTION NOTICE.
III JACOB STAIfL. or his assigns, VIII tnke
notice that Lucy a, Todd has deposited in he
Treasury Of Wood county, Ohio, one hundred thir.
V-seven dollars, tOrty-uine cents, to redeem the
southwest y of northeast y section three town four
north, range twelve east, forty acres, sold al the
Forfeited Tax Sale, December n 1888
GEO. n. PARSONS, Co. Auditor.
AVDIroR's OFFICE, Wood Co., o.
Perysburg, May "a; 1861. 5ds