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Gen. Curtis is concentrating large torce
at Kansas City:-Leart"sr9rsh Conservative,
Oct. 16.
Gen. Lane has been placed in command OF
lN0 militta--Ibid-
1snErEsDENoE Re occuP1En.-1ndepen-
day. The militia aud citizens have all re-
TUNED, and the to IN il to be held at al haz-
arts.-Eansas City Journal, OF. Is.
SuELBY DRrEATED ON TIE NORTH SIDE
Gen. Curtis received dispatch yesterday,
announcing that Shelby had a crossed tne me- rvez ~
been defeated By our iorces under Col Hard
Ing. We trust this good news may prove TO
| be correct-Ibid.
GEN. CURTIS IN TowN.-Gen. Curtis sud
| his etaff, including Gen. Lane, were ia the
sy gesterdy and nstantlV ,na and
| en- ,nasse to the call upon her, and Il ~ "odd 5ad
| PAp' wants to butt his head agalnet ~ wv
soldiers ard 40 pieces Of artillery, LET him
come On. Gen. Curtis forccs are well dis
posed and all ready.11Itsd , M
TIE NEws.-Gen. Curtis moved rom a. Oia.
the to KanBas City yesterday. Last night
they camped at ShaWneetown, 5,ooo strong.
| He viii Ttach kansas City this noon. There
will be force Of II, GOO militia and 5000 vol
unteers concentrated there to dag.
the adyance. ana Gen. Curtis with his whole
! force viii move east to meet Price. There
are 5,om men on duty here. One thousand
| cavalry from Atchison passed through here
to daY en- n re1as w for Kansas City. Tires thous.
| and five hundred more men are at Atchison,
Gen. Lana marched into 0lathe yesterday, !"
| with l,50O men, from Dougias county
Leatsnteorth Times, Ocs. Il.
ET The Prussian. soldiers now occupying
| KfeIare eSn.asfvrlv addicted to smoking, and
| an anecdote ia told of TWO r1telnen, who, in
the recent campaign popped at each other
from b1hind tTo trees situated short dis
tance apart. Suddenly one Of them, Ger.
man, held ont clgar, WIN =. aaap pohte bow;
| hau Way. and was met by the German. In
courteous 1 Silence the German lighted bis
cigar at that Of the Dane. BoRlns again po-
lItely, they Withdrew to their respective
Jlaces; and ten minutes after r"ards, BY some
fatality, shot each other through the heart.
, 1864-10-22

CHEEGEKE PILL 8
Sugar Coated Female
Regulator, Health FIEsH.
Ytf, Certain and E1fn-
For the HUptM Of Oh
ttuctlouA and tho 1usur-
Rnca OF HeRu1Arttl In Re-
cnfIence Of the Monthly
Prr1odx.
They euro or obT5afa
thote numerous diseases
that Fpr!nE from irregular.
itY. by removing tda it1eR-
ufkrty ltself.
, 1864-10-22

CHEBUEEE IE.}NCTlON
IL tk.tn .ec u II ally OF
Asn'stsEt 70 the CHEkO.
KEE BIZ NkDY <and a5oGd
be psed In corju1cuon
with that medicine in III
cares Of pfticnnckshGA,4iees
Flour Albus or Whites.
ItR efbc12 R1a heAlnKs
sooth1nE st6 demulccnt;
removing ali sc1ldfnE he4e,
chordee and pan, lnGtoAd
OF the buInln 1 &nd almost
nnentur2ble pain hat u
experienced with neN.,Jan
INC cheap qaAcR hfactio17a-
, 1864-10-22

KRg. N.w. bpanldtnE's patent sAvteetn in,
ssFfa4 ii circular taws; Aio. repairing IN m il
nfhTche4 Duplicate teeth con1eAntly On hand, p1ttd
HsWIsss' 1oVeyt prtce Al se1s sold o. earx 6cnd
VEYz1tesi- N. ". aPAuLpiN6 4 4R08 Ho II
, 1864-10-22

ryuE HI4HEST CASH PRICES
..1d I'm OLD NRNEPAPXES, PAMPHLKT4,
71nHS eIiher printed o. Written o.. ana HAAT1
F9S1k S1 Il s!tI N efsfs1RS9%Fio = 4% 9%on xAes
1oRH i. PEf fiRuH8, q Randolph Ftzes9.
aAtA613& IN
, 1864-10-22

DK. WKI6dTy Re.
JUVIYATlNG NLK1R;
or E.A* o1ca IF 1ttet PIT
pared nom Pure VezetA.
bic RxuAttJs containing
nothing Injurious to tbs
noet GellCtIt.
Tbs ketnvtratf1E Elixir
u thfs rEtuls Of mpd=fn
dlIccver1ee IN this vbfetA-
t1s ! ling61m, being m sE-
ttce1y EeM ard Abstract
uethcd OF CrTe. In ospec-
tlve ofsll tEt old md Wo1u
out GJlscm8. !
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CBEEQEEK EUH.-AA
uutA11l.E cuFe t0E 4permA-
tolxhea Seminal WeAzneR ~
Norturpal Etn1fttons, and
all diseases caused BY ts4
20 xtlcn such ~ Loes OF
AkuQry. Upivt.lal La7x1-
tude, P1lns in hn HACK
U1tnneE4 OF Vision, FEeMA~
turtQIdAxe.W Weak Nerves.
Eiflrulty Of Breathing.
Trembling #1stctufneHn,
KIuptIQrs On the Face Phle
CouLtsra1ce, INSANITY Con.
sumption, and ~ uFetul
complaints cA1ssd bJ Dc.
parting ncD 2a path OF
NATURE
, 1864-10-22

Kromer's (Upham's) Hair Dye,
50 CENTS A BnK.
sxos iasEer th.n Dgee inst sell for e. KATU.
rlcA1e: 1nis article hss neen ta rouzhy tested by
Garrett ot fnilaoelphiA whc pr Aornoe It frae from
an p:!.o5ons ea,snta. ssd ths metestA caHPes.
Drukxttts and fsucY Gnods deAaers ever 7whete,
1d0. ]. KRDMER, sele Proprietar,
&3 Ehestrut b. ehuAGelphia, p4.
, 1864-10-22

Thl4 medicine f1n simple
vtge.Ao:e eIHkct, And ano
on which Ill cAu fely. II
1t has not failed In q EltlRiA
instance. lta cu1AatYa SQN-
e1B hare been sufficient to
xnln victory over the E1oEt
stubborn Case
To those who h4TetF1ded
with thelr con4IltuE1ona
until they think themselves
bsyoud tnA FEAch OF E4dl-
cal Aid. despair nott the
Cherokee cu14 41ls rsstqre
yon 70 health ard ytKQf.
ind ,scter all 4uAck doc
tors hxYe failed,
, 1864-10-22

: ET The drafted men and substitutes In
Camp Butler, Springfield. on the morning Of
the 18th took vote for the Presidency, re-
su]ting Is follsvs: Lincoln. 13o; Mcclellan.
81; Fremont, .. 4 vsry lazge percentage
of these drafted men were lfiah and Ger
nAE9.
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=EZ.zz@. =-.zz:.==--------%-zE-E
RublGuEr8 3 1alnkrx
/ BE ON THE SAFE SIDE
4 REALITY sToMiCH
HEALTH Of THE ENTIRE sysTEn.
HOSE ETrER.E
SI:QMACH BITTERs
Protective and Curative MedicfAs
f1.nrc cannot lie. The statistics OF sne salas d
aosTErTRRs STOMACH BrrrXB
eath2 she ye&r iss saow that ths valuable ssc10
"s1st'sa sad Anthtl1ous preparation has Axzhaed
sep1A1i1 as'e< oefofe enjoyed h Apropstesos1DA8
sao- o'0ank III i1 with salea during tns yesr sq&
70 ABOUT ~ no. 1t has 70 tseadi1y ,aptdly I'd n
PUBLIC 'A'es tass tad cash receipts Il tho pzcytsn
A01 n1a1@e'sfess 1o< lsss' tna tenth year Of n
se'' VA se.s. .0e anosnoas sun ot s'sS'pao. NeAe
AA"'SA ~ &c" eSA eooe !" o'ss oas saaoAsnd eas&
! l.N.'..~"- ~ tA'o@@ ~ A1o N
~ ."A". .ae a4.'| eoeA - IN o''0eAe7 {" ~
| .~s %4.~ *ao o''>0'' n'ees II II saa@ ~
tninn ING expectations OF he community that shsyza
lie belief IN their efficacy increases and extends dss n
d.Y week bT week var bv vray md III NJ tAo.n vx
| ,.-. r,o~.L ~. ~. - ~ ,ss,.,.,.--..--
- .~~N1-A4'@@
o8aJ tae cfe!ee Ii WHICH taaJ uoVa and thua x9y03
Ndex scope To tts extraordinary and curative 1rgR
While the columns Of tne ort,s gtyn nuhlir,t. n
x.,,-., x+e+ar,sn+ or -. ,.-....z .,. ...N.
- ,om.- ~ - ~tC-
1oa afo6& and fo"SaFoL VEGETABLE k1dxlA
- may oe compraheadsd within the its Of an Ad1uo
tisement thousands and tens Of thousanda vino uzs
t<.1th v+uo, .nne+,te ant n. rhx.r,, h,.,r.. 49,
.-..' 49,. -..1.,- =. -.,~
'e14e wv 4s''a''e - ~ saes''' as 0'ua'S~As -
Ter:issnE It By word OF mouth aad BY their ovnHs
psoveA appearance, among All classes Of soctety anA
eyerv po,xEon of thu Western yvor1d To then ,u+..
,...,a-... ........,.,,..
.s.-s..,ss .1e s'.. ~ ~ So w. - .
preserving p[opetass VI sn1 oss@efs mo9o tnA4 10 III
other thet- wonderful popularity AttriSat1A,
No !n]ts can be ssstcned To the demand
rc.,,+on that inns ,enttnr. n] vho uae u ,,oae,e
''se"@ | ~ "A~ N'' -
ano eootoS1se"
One hnN Of the adns population OF the civilized wue
ueeda HOSTRTTERS 1lTTEIS, because that prpteR.
t1on Of them Ia subject more or lesa to -
~. .,,,,,.t,, ~hs,b..,+,.. .,x., ~. .,...-- ~
.eAps "A ~ " .-' '->sA 34 'A"p' =. ~e~
nfmeo o1spepaa'oE merely AtnouAt' 70 oceoaonA pa
aud uncas1nes IN the s:oaeh and bowels thts ssFe3
, 1864-10-22
EUTLEk WAR LITERA.
TUkEs

Old Ecn. A1wn1s Prompt and Ready.
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Prom wnsi,ing,nn.

WAsuINGroS Ausus %. 1920 A. NJ
To Gen Dir On Thursday. Gen. Hancock
who was south of Realms Station, was a
tackled several times during tho day. bul
repulsed the enemy every time. At $3.50
p. NJ. = combined assault was mado on his
ntrp and left which after one OF the mo Il
d spcratc battles Of the W r, resul ed in G
cuomy witnarawlng, leaving their dead and
wounded on the Geld.
Official details are given in dispatches
from Gems. Grant, Meade and Hancock
We hold the Weldon Road. In n despatch
lated 3 p. m. yesterday, Con. Grant says;
Their loss of this Roii seems to be blow
tho enemy can't staud. think dom
overstate the enomys loss in tho llsi
wo weeks at 900 in killed and wounded.
Wo lost heavily. but mostly in capmred.
Grant also makes the following report
On Thursday morning the enomy drove in
Buffers line of pickets and tho guard soon
rallied aud drove the enemy back and re.
established their lines. We lost one killed
,6 wounded and Is missing. Two CON
manning oii,ccsarS and 80 IN N were captured
rom the enemy. y VI, STANTON
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FTnu, Chicnyn

CHICAGO. Aug, 20 The New York dele
CATION held their iiual meeting at the Sher-
man House this morning, aud after hriei
consultation the vote was taken, resulting
in SO Zoe Mcclellan and 3 scattering.
Tho Missouri vote is | 2 for Mcclellan to
9 scattering. Neither Ohio nor Missouri
vote ps a unit.
lnd,ana stood lS for Mcclellan and 10
against.
Bets Of 4 to ae offered this morning
that Mcclellan will receive the nomination
on the frst ballot.
A majority of both delegations from
Kentucky are saidto be for Mcclellan.
As yet, little or 10 difference ol opinion
as to the character of the platform has
been mauifestod' An armistice, conven.
ton of the States and the adoption of every
means to bring about peace, seem to b.
points very generally agreed upon by all
the delegations,
A portion Of the auditory without seats,
where the people are denscly packed has
ust given way aud a number have been
precipiiated to the ground distance of 10
or Is feet, hut nobody is scriouslysplrt.
Gov. Seymour, Nallaudigham, Wl,- Rich
ardson and other prominent leadrys were
received with music and vocferouscheers
as they entered tho ,Nlldmg.
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WAsHINoroS, Aug, 2S.

10 WU. Gen. De:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant Just receiv-
ed statos that the Richmond papers O,
Yesterday, the 27ih announce that Fort
Morgan ID in our possession 1t il not
stated whether the Fort was surrendered
or whether il was blown up.
Another dispatch gives the following
extract from the Richmond Examiner OF
yesterday:
Fort Morgan is in the euemys posses.
sion, whether blown up or evacuated is not
known"
Gen. Sheridan, in dispatch dated yes.
terday at $50 p. M. reports: "The enemy
1T my front last night. falling back tn
Smithlicld or Middlebury. We captured
lOl prisoners to-day and inflicted loss of
1850 killed and wounded Tuere have been
afcw feints to cross tho river by cavalry
at Williumsport, but there was no strength
shown, The Indications to day are that
they will fall hack out of the Valley"
Other reports state tho enemy is leaving
Sheia 80 h alley.
No Ing has boen received from Con
Sherman or Two days.
(Signed) EN-, STANTON.
Sec. of War.
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a single Box OF Branare,h.S pin

4 single Box OF Brandyeth'S Pitts
eontains mere vegetable extrae,lye patter than
twcniy boxes of any pills IN Zoe world besides;
hry tive bundled physicians use them in ueir
practice 10 the exclusion Of other paryatives. The
hrst leter OF their value is vet scarcely arpceiat
cd when they are b'uer known sudden death
aad continued sickness viii be Of the past. Let
these who know them speak right oui in their
favor. ltisa duty which will save life.
,oW ree are subject On redundancy of vitiat-
ca hlie az tis seas,. aud il il as a,nyer,n as n
Is prevalent hut Rrndreh's Pills aiflrd an inval,
aabir AMI efficient pFnioctAu. BY their occasional
use We prcveaI the eal,clian of those IMPURITIES.
which, when in spioient quantities., cause so
mmh danger a. tho b,dv's health, Thev soon
eore liver om,l,iui, dyspepsia, loss OF appetite.
pam ln the heti, heaF,-inrn. pain in the br,ast-
hol.e, sNi iden taio,aeSs AMI c,,Sivencss. So.d hy
81 osStaras6ls deAlsss1 imsdicnes
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After sc eral weeks OF partial suspension,
the Independent came out on Saturday last,
fteemn,g with the purest kind OF Loco Cop
perhoadism. It's leading editorial Secret
Political Organizations has tho genuine
"od cent" ring. as witness tho following
conservative extract:
'"That the Democrats, IN some sections of
the North. have secret organization may
DO true. That il is designed to organize
n Northera Rebellion, We do not believe.
That they are procuring revolvers, may be
true; but If SO, they are probably intended
TO protect themselves in their right to hol /
meetings and discuss the political issues OF
the times, They have not, in all cases.
been permitted TO DO this. Even in
our own county, last yes :, men seereted
themselves and threw stones vt persons
as they wero returning from Demo.
cratic meeting in this place. aud even
some Democrats who supported Btough
came uear being m0bbed Ia our sire Is
because they were suspected OF being
In favor of Vallandisla,n. Printing OH
COS have beea destroyed by nObs. the nri.
vats property ani personal rjsats OF chi
2ens have been volateA. aud tho partit,
committing these olirages have not hean
punished ana 10 many lusht'cs, uo raor.e
huve been mace % punish them. The Gov
ernneat % int=i 70 pfalcct its citiEcns.
aad i is no, arInatter @. surprise T. as
hat ihey Il urla Rrer rare 70 proiect them
seiyes Democrats ave men and We must
expect them to act Ike men.
After such bids as ths snpsr-pariotic
stay At home Higgins has given to be rec
ognizsa by ths SONS o. Liberty" We doul
ses haW ahat deleetible orga0ization. car
yet allow him 70 remain cut in the cold.
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unconditional Union Convention.

Tho Unconditional Cniou men OF WOOD
County who support tho Baltimore nom
inoes and the nominees Of the state ConV'n-
ton held at Columbus on tho 25th day OF
MAY. 1864. are requested to meet in eonveh'
tion at Portage in said county, on
SATURDAY SEPT, 81, 1854.
alto o'clock a. m. of the aforesaid day Tor the
purpose Of nominating county officers 10 pe
supported at the coming state election aud
for such other purposes as may come before
tho convention.
Dishngujshed spoOkcrs have been invl'ed
and wiliaddress the people of the eonvsn'
ton on the aame day. A full attendance 10
earnestly rcqneeted.
By order OF tho Executive Committee.
J.R. RUDOLPH, Chairman
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by way If Cairo We have New Or
leans dates of the 18th. aud later advice.
from Mobile Bay. Admiral Fanagut maic
a Reconnaissance toward the city. liz
found the steamer Nashville sunk across
the channel, making access to the city i'm
possible until she is removed. There are
Two iron.olad rams and plated batteries
near the city. Anattack upon Fort Nor
gan would be made in a few days. Two
hundred Of the rebol prisoners taken NJ
Fort Gaines hal peiitionoi for permission
10 tnke the oath OF nlleglnnce.
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Aamiaistratrlx' Sale of Zeal Estate
8. A. Harms, AdmK.
Vi,
Pmbate Court of Wood
county, Ohm.

g. A, Harns' AdmI, Probate Court of Wood
Vi, county, Ohio
s. NJ. VI ,rnS, % al. \
hN the list day cf October, 4, D. 1854, hetwren he
~ hour OF me and three oclook, NJ, at the resi-
denceot sarah Harus, (on the premises at pemher.
vi lie, Wood county, Ohio viii oe for sale the fnl.
deceased, to witt Tat part OF the hast quarter of
section ten 90 town ave y north orrans twelve (e)
east, huurdel and descrihed ~ follows Commencing
NJ post set IN The rock and Witnessed by willowree
IS inches ia diameter north Ia 10, west nom m, most
Al huss, thence south IS2 wet 49a NnkS thence sou
- east chains, thence south AZ west sal Inks,
east Q,O links thence north as SOY west eONS links 10
place n hegnnpE Contsiung four aud eiGsty.seven
one hundreiths acres of iapd, with Saw Mil, aud
the water aud mill privileges thereunta belonging
lso the following promise suate in the east hNlf
Of section ten (i town ave al north of range II east
aud bounded aud described as follows, 10 whi Gem,
mepctuE at stone the west hank ~ tho south
branch of portNcs Rv,r thence narth - west Hnta
Uvnoe north eTA west tia iaks thence north tk 1Ts
huks th.nee n lsNS east e5s links, hcnee north asS
east 2Hl links toh corner stone witnessed nv oas
stump 2SAs - links thence south a7.s west iNsa
links along the middle OF the county ID os nor
ssk' east Ss6 linAs 20 the place o. heglnning.
Also, the following PREMISES situate In said section,
town and range to wit The eastpart of Lot No. Seven
(fl ia the town OF Pemhsrviile, wood county. Ohio
according TO the plat made by the Deputy County
rvsyor, in 1889, hsinv all Of sad lot itlng or tho
cas-, side the county road nnnlng up the west sid
Of the south branch of the Portage RIVER. heins the
slue conveyed by Jehiel 2, Martin 10 Henry liarns
In 1870 All q said land lying and being ia the coun.
~ Of Wood, and State of OHIO Said property will he
sold free aud clear trv the dow interest widow
and the premises Will he DAN tegct er or scparatey
o. suit purchasers. The whole OF sAil premises ap.
TsRas % s,,S, -One-,hird c,sh IN hand. ene.,hlrd
IN one year AUD tse balance 10 y~Nrs ahe defer.
rsf nay nepts har lrtsreAt from date paNahle ar
nualy aai 10 be secured ey uorg sc 90 the prersea
s. IA Ms, anx.
~ Henry A. Harms, deceased.
CaoK 4 BRtL rIfs st,ys
Perryshurg, Aug seth, 1884. lelSlO
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A significant indication of the kind OF
Speace our oopperheads are clamoring fol
is found in the recent developments at In
,dianapolis, where four hundred revolvers
a.dl350o0 rounds of cartridges were seized
at the headquarters OF the Sons of Liberty
A list of the rebel prisoners at Camp Nor
ton, by companies and regiments, was a'eo
found among the papers. What could those
apostles Of peace, wnese stomaohs are for
peace aud southern Independence, want
with such explosive stuH AMI such a list ot
names.g Ne arc Onrious 10 hear from
these blessed Saiuts and martyrs on this
point.
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Donot forget the unoondltional Union
County Convention atPortage ON Saturday
next. Let tho Union men ot Woo tuln
out in mass, 80 that throush general un'
derstau,lng, such u ticket may be nom'ha-
ted as will sweep aside 9ll opposition
1t is expected that bon. James NJ. Ashley
will he present aud ,d ress The Convention
on the great issues of the day. Again we
say let there lie q great outpouring of the
loyal men of bully Wood.
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.SuNpAy School BooKs."--This is the
titlo which the Copperheads apply to re
yolyers. Tho boxes containing the arms
seizod at India apolis the other day were
marked Sunday School Books,' aud sent
to a member OF the SOM Of Liberty who ls
,enroged in the Sunday School husiness.
These, we presume, arc rolhng more th u
necessary appurtonanees to the New
Church D,sponsatinr.
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Somebody has written to Gen' Fremont
suggesting that he and President Lincoln
withdraw aud let new candidate be nom
mated. He says he cannot do 30 without
,the consent of his party" He no doubt
refors todho 200 or 800 individuals who
performed that farce at Cleveland last June.
He yet indicates Willingness to give up
his chances, provided his darling object Of
defeating Mr.. lincoln can DO attained
Does he deem his chance hopeless at Chi
cagoH 1t would seem 50 from the way he
nov. pitches into slavery,--Dude.
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HARRISBURG, Aug. 25.--The called session
Of tho Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned
this morning to meet sgaln on tho 29th
lust.
In the House resolution was offered
calling on President Lincoln to remove
Secretary Stanton from tho War Depart.
ment, for ineIfici' n v. This resolution wa
re erred to tie c, mnitte ca Federal Rea.
tions
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The atcsl aiyioos from Sheriians army
Indicate that Early is leaving tho Valley,
having doubtless been recalled to Richmond
by Lee who is by this time getting alarmed
for the. safety of the men he has left IN
Richmond and Petersburg.
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July 10, 1864
DITCu NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Wm Harmed and
others have Gled petition in this nllic,. pravinc
Tor the locating, establishing nnl constructing of
dheh, drain or waterc'ursa, upler the act to pro-
yite tor the locating, establishing AMI constructing
altcheS, drains or water-eourses. PASSED March %,
1871 comm 'nclng on tAc cuunty line between
MHod aud Hlnc1cK counties az 4, County Road
about NV pns wsSt af tae S,u.h quarter post of
section 33, town north, range - east; thence
west on sail county line 10 the creek running
hcr' terminate,
PhAtthc surveyor AMI Engineer has made due re-
portso'ug forth hthcavaiubiliy an necessity forth,
nnpoSed itch. aul that tae tima or the hearing has
be ~ set ma th' oih iny % August next, at the Au-
dlsls'S oaae, IN Fnjttv, Hsno .ck cru,fr, Ohio.
GEO. \. PARSONS, Auditor.
AUDITORS 0pFjCs, Nntp Co., o.
PeiyNduvE July ., 1854. ia
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Notice 10 the EGr0ilel Militia Of
Wood County.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Militia Rolls
- of the several townships have been filed in
th's oihccsAnd that those wapSe names are found
thereon. who are not physically or otherwise eA-
empt, will have until the l5,h aay of next August
tn pay the MOt,ry Communication taxof Four D,A-
lars into the county rreasWry. lf not paid ON or
behrc that time penalty OF 80 per cent aud costs
OF collection viii be aided In Stit amount.
GEO. y. PARSONS, Auditor.
AunIroS's OEFlcg. Wuop Co, o.
PsrryshUrg, JNUe a., 1884.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31
C0MN NOvv, AL Wno CANI
Legal Notice.

William Nallaher aud
Wm, b. ClawSon In the Court Of Common
v. Plas, Pleas Of Wood county. o.
Elijah Eliiott, Don,
The said Deieudan, Elijah Elliott, of the State
of lwa, VIII tk' notice that th6 Plalntlfs, VII.
liam Gitaher AMI Nilhim y. Clawson dii IN the
sih day ol August, A, u. lSdt. an, their Pcuti,n
in the Court o' Cnmmn Plees within and flr tho
county VI Wo11 anl state al Ohin, against the said
klOah k,lioit, pefpiapt, setting forth that ,a;d
detentant,nn the sath day OF oe;ober. A. D., 1859,
ior avauthle eanSi ieraiion, executed aud deiverel
20 pltntits his rromsSlrv note and thereby p,,mS-
% 70 pty @ salt plaintiffs the snnlot thFec hundred
AMI two dollars. with pt'r,S, ,NUr wears aiar date
thalsad not' is due an uapsii. and they ask ialg.
mont against said defendant far the sum of thrse
hundred aud two dollars with interest AZ nix per
cent per snnNm from the s9th day "a. Octr. $50;
also that the Nd plaintiffs caused an attacDm,at
tnis,ue on said olim on the 4th aav of August
1854, ioe the sum OF three hundred and tvn dollars
with interest thereon frtm ths s9th day Of Cc,ober
A, ID. 1859. Said Petition will be for hearing ~
the next torn ot SAID Court an the said defendant
Is required Ia answer or drunr 10 stid Petition ON
or hef'rc the lst dav Of October A. d. 1854 ~ said
ieit NO VIII ne iake0 as true ant Judgment rea-
dered accordingly. COOK RELL.
Atty's for Pl'ls.
P~EEssbsNg obtAs A1sp., Nh IssA ILNsasO
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31

Gen, IIeintselmau has issued very I'M
portant order, prohibiting the shipment or
sale of arms or amuaitiun, within his De-
partment, which includes Ohio, lndiana'
Michigan and illinois, except upon permits
from, the oommandants OF the central posts
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31

The Home Guards OF Greyson county KY.
did a neat thing last week IN surprising a
camp Of twenty,oue guerrillas, killing -four
aud capturing tho remainder.