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The Union" was established, we be-
lievc, not to subscrye the ends of any par
ty. but purely to represent the views of its
editors. On all the great issues which
have grown ont of this war it is with the
Democratic party. Abolition, Confsca-
tion, Desola,ion-the leading ideas Of the
dominant party--have not been contro-
verted anywhere with more ability and
zeal than in the columns Of the Union
Hence, we suppose the Democrats Of
Champaign county give it their patronage.
In the absence Of press Of their own,
distincively Democratic, we feel assured
that they could not do a wiser thing than
to give hearty and generous support to
the Union. We have differed with the
Union in its choice Of candidates, and feel
assured that il is mistaken in the end that
it has believed might be achieved by the
war. Nevertheless, as a most effective op-
ponent of the wicked usurpation which
now crushes and overwhelms the people,
we commend it to Democratic support.
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Alatr }&rStorcr.
A GARD no TIE PUBLIC.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED hereby return theIr thank,
l. 70 Dir Valentine Fries Agent, and the
GERhAHlA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New York, for the great promptnesa they have
SHOWN ~ paying 70 us the amount OF the iusur, nee
on the NE OF Peter Eicher deceased. Sid Eicher
insured hslfe iur the benefit Of hs y lie ard chn
dren on the 2ist day Aprl, 1864 he sundtnIy
TOOK SICK and led op the Sd day Of May, 1864 ana
on ths d'y the company has paid as the amount Of
the lnsufan q 81 600. No think II rrht tut lis NH
lie should know these facts.
BARBARA FlCuER
Dayton, May %, 1864. A.hOORsT. I,nd
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be prefenied to Governor
~ brough for the pardon ol Clay born Hagan now a
prisoner in the Ohio Ponitentnry 80
SsoEs" cAi'HAnfkE HAeAS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

The gay season nov inaugurating at the
White House IS peculiarly appropriate to the
condition Of the country.
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Read what those 1ey who have ustdit.
Mr.. Charles W. Land am, Of Louisville, ard Mr. J
Hagarde, Cucinr at, q both were cured ter usIna
one pot OF Dr strickiand's Pile Ren eay JloN taV
they have tred everything bot uld obinin no felie
but one Pot OF Strickleud- Pile Remedy elected q
perfect cure alter sun ring Tor many ars with the
wo 80 kind Of Filcs They recOmmend every cue
who 10 suffering 10 tyit.
ASK for
DR. Strickionds Pi3s Remedy,
Sold by all druggists s ots pot Manufactured nj
No. East Fourth 1t, Cincinnati, 0. mia
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1864
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06
An OmInOus slgm OF thc Times.

The readers of the ENPIRE will remem-
her that we, sometime ago, called their
attention to the substance of an editorial
article which appeared in the columns Of
the New York Endspeadent.-a paper
managed by BEEcuER in which the Cleve-
land Convention was pronounced prema-
ture, and not binding. and the Baltimore
Convention, n,-then about to assemble
spoken of as a mockery and fraud upon
the people, in consequence OF the charac-
ter and position of the men who, it was
well understood, would control its action
for the benefit Of LINCOLN Tabooing
thus the two conventions, the author of
the article in question--dwelt upon the
absurdity OF nominating a national ticket
at a time like the present, SO far in advance
Of election day. Against September, the
argument was "the Presidential man"
would be developed, an unmistakably
recognized by public sentiment, and at
that time, the people were informed a
convention Oould be held, and ticket
nominated that would swallow up the
other two, insomuch that they never would
be thought of again. We had no doubt
when we read the article, that it spoke by
authority, and that there was movement
organized Of no Insignificant character to
carry out its programme, but until this
morning we had not observed any "man-
ilestatons" corroboratiye of the idea.
This morning, however, our attention was
called to hand-bill, gotten up by the
Republicans of Butler county, bearing
the imprint of their county organ, and
worded as follows:
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HuBBApD * pRo., Ieas,ora.
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Rhetoric &, add-aTbe truth speeds best when
plainly told"- but may add without lattcry that
the men under my command have shown az groat
fortitude in bearing up under intense excitement,
and the faagucs incident 10 long aud continued
watching by day and by night, as any In tho ser
vice, and have not the slightest reason 10 doubt
but they would do As good execution in battle. Al
least do not ask for better or bravcr mon 10 stand
by and defcnd me. The false reports in circula-
ton here ominatod from Rebel sympathizers, whom
Go + has compelled to assume the virtues of Union
men, though il Is evident they secretly repudatc
the oaihs Of loyalty, which their coward hearts
have takenioayod the just deserts oftraitors. Our
temporary absence and the rebel supremacy alIord-
Cd them au opportunity 10 glut their vengeance by
lying, the way to them Of all others the most pleas
ing aud natural. They are quiet now, however
aud as fawning as sycophants ever were, and you
may rest assured Co. r. will keep them 50 during
our stay amongst them, aud shc0ld the Rebels
come again we win ask the commanding Gen. tc
leave Us hero, that we may hang Rebel and Rcbe
sympathizer together.
have The honor, Sir, To DO
Your 0belient Servant,
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IIoaus Pence Commissioners.

Considerable excitement was created one
day last week by the telegraphc announc-
ment that a "Peace Conference was in
session at Niagara Falls in which the Rebel
Statos were represented by Hon. Clement
g. Clay, of Alabama Prof. !. b. Ilolcombe,
of virgfniu, aud Geo. N. Saunders, locofoco,
and the Union by Hon Horace Grcely, of
New York. Copperhead stock rose rapidly
at tho thought of the increased capital they
were about to make out Of the oircumstan-
eos, and week-knecd, doubling peace men
of tho "new dispensaslun who dreamed
that in this they saw tho dawn of tho tram
quill days of yoro were quite jubilant'
But aIas, for the hopes Of the Rebel sym
pathising crew, their embryo good times
were soon dashed frHilloss back to the
rotten source from whence they sprung.
Tho next days kilograms announced the
fact that the Commissioners were self
appointed, that the President would not re-
ceivo them, and that thoy would not be al
lowed a safe conduct to and from the seat
of National Government, as they desired
so with elongated faces, they turned theil
faces Dixieward, and, doubtless, ere this
kavo retailod the story of their discomlit
ure to tlie Rebel Chief.
And now the locofoco capital makers
are busy with thoir part of the programme
and on every corner eau bo heard thoi
whine of disappointment and dissatisiac
tion.
They "lnow it would be 30" this wa
will never end, "the Union will never b'
restored" unless wo have a now admins
istration at the head of affairs" &c, &c,
Well, let them whine and spit thei
treson forth, the Union will he restored
the Government perpetuatod, aud treasol
punished, their miserable sympathi2inj
harangues to tho contrary notwithstand
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ASHER COOK,
Capt, Co. F. illth Rost. o. N. @.

CAIRO, July 23,--rho steamer IIiImau
brings ono days later news from Momphs.
A cavalry officer who accompanied
Smiths expedition, gives tho particulars of
that Generals operations. Our forces con-
sisted Of division each of infantry and
cavalry, and brigade of colo,ed troops.
Smith outmanoeuvered Forrest all through
aud whipped his forces five times. The
battle at Tupoo on the 18th was a severe
ono, tho enemy being terrible punished
by our cavalry and negro troops, who bore
the bruut of tho engagement
Tho samo night the rebels assaulted oul
temporary works, but were repuIsed.
On the 9th another battle occurred, For
rest making three charges on our lines
but was driven back each time with great
slaughter.
WAsuINdroN, July 23.--1'he Post's Wash
ington's special says that part OF Mosby'i
Cavalry, not over 200 or 800 that have en-
torol West Maryland, but it is not know
whether there is moro behind.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real Estate,
Emeline NJ. Pember


rv,r, VS.; In the Probate Court of Wood
Byrona Pember
( IN tho 23d day of July A, d.. 1874 bo,r.oor th =
hours of 2 and O'Clock, p. NJ at Tho rcsi ',io
dence of Emeline NJ. Pember. in PembsrviIIs Wond
county, Ohio (being ON a part of the nremises
heremaite described will be sold. to thp hgbn.i
olIHer, the following described real estate situate
IA wood county, Ohio, as the pronertv of Rvron a
femoer, deceased, TO wit: The northeast ouarfar
oi tho Southwestquartcr of section eleven II town
Ve 20 north OF range twelve I2) east containin,r
lorty acres more or less. Also the foilowina Jns
scmoed lot of land, lying between the rest
OF EOrtage RIVER and the County Road r,,nnino hr
tween the south and west branchosof pnrto nn ep;
er IN section ten (lO) town Ave 81 rango iwnivo
!lz) eastin said county and State bonnded 40 Col
lows Commencing at the northeast corner of m.
ram iembers land, at stake in tho center nf tLo
county Road, thence down said road t,vantr y; y
(Zo) rods, thence north 1915 degrees west 10 y
white oak tree sixteen inches in di9metnr tLonna,
the west branch of Portage River IN a WHIT y"
tree twenty-Iour inches in diamctor If bo;ro tio
sputnWest corner OF snid lot, thence east TO the
pIGoe Vi psE'nning- containing two (2) acres more
interest of the Widow. ' '"0 Wv" u
TERMS OF SALE-Onesthird zach :, L,,l A.,
poanee third in ono year, and one third in two
Years, WIN annual interest from the day of sale
Deletred payments to be secured by nortvn go nm
tue premises EMELlNE NJ. PEALBER,
Adm'x of Byron A. pcmber. deed.
CooK BELL, Attorneys
'une 40 lso4' sdSI.sO
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How the ARMY ..sec IT,

Last week we mentioned the fact of a
package Of the Independent having been
returned from tho loyal old 2lst o. Wv, l.,
oits craw6shious editor. Since then we
have bosn favored with perusal of let
ter from one Of the officers Of that regiment
toa friend in this place, from which we
are permitted to take the following extract;
Higgins has played cut in our Regiment
"We sent his pnpUrs back to him the other
"day, and told him not to send us any
"more. A man who denounccs Gov, Brough
"as he does, is u traitor; also, u coward d
"He has proved himself ~ coward al.
ready" &C.,
As ne is viewed by the boys of tho gal.
hnt 2lst, SO is he estimated by all true
patriots, at home or in the army. His
former ardent friends and supporters re-
pudiate him, aud soon mono will bo left
80 poor as to do him reverence"
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EVAPOnATORS AND CANE mills,

Owing 10 the great scarcity of workmen it will
~ be of the utmost importance for persons con-
tcmpating the purchase Of Evaporators and Cane
Mills to order early as those putting it of till late
WI more than likely be disappointed in getting
their machinery in time.
ltbeing not only important to order carly, but to
getthe best, would call particular attention to
Cooks Sugar EvRPOrRrOr
and ClarksS CRno mills.
The former will evaporate moro juice for the
same smouut Of heating surface, than any other
in the Country, and will do it bettcr, Cook 5
Evaporator is the only one on which Sugar has
been successfully made. | have samples of sugar
now, made ON a Cook, of better quality than can
be bought in the market tn day for soc per 10.
Also, samples of Molases, Of finer flavor than
havoevcr been able get the imported Moasses
or Syrup,
Clark's Victor Cane Mills Stand at the
head OF the list, they will express more juice and
with less power than any ether patent out and il
is impossible To break them, which is of the first
Importance 10 purchasers.
Send in your orders. Send in also Tor the Sorgc
hand book, il is furnished FREQ on application.
d. kREpS.
July 10, 1864 l2tf
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TOITCII NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that VIM. Harmed and
others have filed petition in this office, nraving
tor the locating, establishing and constructing of
dtch drain or water-course, under the act to pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
alteheS, drains or water-courses, passed March 81,
1851 commencing on the county line between
Wood aud Hancock counties Mt a County Road
about hyo rods west Of the south quarter post of
section 50, town north, range 10 east; thence
west on said county line TO tho creek running
through section 81 same town and range, and
thore terminate,
That the Surveyor and Engineer has made due re-
poTsettmg forth the availability and necessity forhe
proposed ditch, and that the time Tor the hearing has
neen set ON the 9th day OF August next at the Au-
diJoS's oilce, in Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio.
GEO. n, PARSONS, Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFIcE, WooD Co, o.
Peuysburg, July 3, 1854. I'D
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Gov. Br0ugn TO the People of Ohio
The State Quota and How 10 Raise IL.
COLUMBUS, July 20.

To the People Of Ohio:
The President of the United States has is.
sued a call for FIVE hundred thousand men
for the army of the nation. This call is ne
cessary in order to meet the reduction of
our forces by tho expiration of the term of
service Of large number of men between
THE time and the middle of October.
The quota OF Ohio will bo little short
Of fifty thousand men, subject to such Gre
dts as may be found ON closing up &C.
counts of former calls.
The quota is to be Rlled by volunteering
UP 20 the 9th dao OF September, when a
draft is ordered TO take place for any de-
iicit that may then exist.
Recruits may be enlisted for one, two, OF
three years, each recruit receiving bNunty
of one hundred dollars for each of tho term
Of his enlistment The draft will be foi
the term of one year.
Under this call have received authority
10 organize twenty new regiments OF in
fantry. The field officers and as many oI
the line officers of these regiments as prac
ticable viii be appointed from the mel
who have heretofore served in tho field
and honorably retired from such service
The Adjutant General is preparing and vii
issue in a few days, tho necessary orderl
for the organization Of these regiments.
have also authority 10 organize u reg
iment Of Representative Recruits. desir,
the earnest cooperation of our people VIII,
are not liable TO draft in this enterprise
This Glaouid be Representative regimen
Of the State, and fits ranks are prompt,
filled up, ID shall be oflicered with care Il
the selschon Of men to give il charsete
and efficiency,
Cologed recra;ts receive tho same bomt,
aud pay AZ white soldiers. The 9th an'
9th Regiments Of colored troops, raise
in this State, need several hundred recruit
aud if more colored troops enlist thau vii
fiil the ranks, an additional regiment vii
be organized.
h is not necessary 10 urge the people O
Ohio to respond 10 this call for maintaining
the forces in the 6eld The work of clos
ing this war is before US. We have il I
do, aaf Of course we cannot avoid recog
nixing the fact that We must furnish tn
means TO accomplish that purpose Obi
has fully aud noble responded TO all III
acquisitions that have been mado upo
her. Let this call be promptly responde'
b, that our whole duty may be hOnorabl
dsehargsd Very respectfully,
JOHN DR0UGH.
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EREDEuPrEON NOTICE. E.-James Dnlors or
eia assigns, will tate notice that Edward Mellon
deposited IN the Treasury of Wood county, Ohio sew
ehtlseNsn dellaFs sixteen cents 10 redeem the south
west one fourth section hirty'two, town six north
range eleVe1 east 100 acres sold az the Delnouent
Tax sale, January lath, 1863.
GEO n, RSONS, County Auditor.
Arn'roRS ogFIcN, Wood County, Ohio,
fSrryshurg, July 9Th, 1854 lidt
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

hohlCuL IUhAL IMPLEMENTS.
Bolps Combined Reaper and uoNvcr.
N"S S"bn Ohieh do. do,
BrinkerhOOf Self RaIScr,
Kirby's American Harvester.
PITTS THRESHING MACHINES.
Grain Drills, Sugar Willis ana Evan-
orators, Feed Cutters, Corn shelters.
Flows, CuItivatOrS, cider mills, sew :
ing Machines, Scythcs, Snathcs, Crn-
dles' Hnkcs, Hoes, Forks, &c., &c.
ssE Purchasers of Produce Of all kinds, Also. of
Old Iron, Brass, Copper and Rags.
Hull Prairie, June %, 1864 8,f
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CALL AT THE CASH STORE,
AND
EXAMINE MY FINE STOCK.
WIN. HOUSTON
Frcnch Brcakfast and Dinner Coffee


French Breakfast and Dinner Coffee.
( nWING to the very high price of Coffee, and the
great difficulty in procuring good, uniform
and reliable article our customers have often ex-
pressed wish that they could be supplied from first
hands. 1t was the intention of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea business, but as we have had
some customers living at distance that have re-
lied upon us to supply them exclusively with Tea
and Coffee, it being inconvenient for them to come
to New York, the Great Tea and Coffee Emporium
of this country--anl as our Tea faster was pos
sessed of information relating to Coffee that could
be furnished at moderate price, and give unyer-
sal satisfaction, and at the same time afford the re-
taller handsome proft-we have been compelled
to supply those parties. This Coffee has become
so popular with customers and their sales have
increased to such extent that we have beon COM
PEELED to make large additions to our machinery,
which will enable us to supply a few more custom
ers with it. We will therefore send it to those who
may order.
IL Is fast SupcrScding all other COffees.
This Coffee has been used for more than CEN
tury in Paris, and since its introduction into this
country il has been in by some of the leading
French Restaurants here. The Parisans are said
to be the best judges of coffee and the great favor
in which it is held by them is the best rccommen-
dation that can be produced for its fine flavor and
healthy effects upon the human system.
We put up but one grade of this Coffee, and that
is of quality that our customers have found from
experience will give perfect satisfaction and meet
| all the demands Of their trade. 1t il the lowest
| price that we can recommend.
We do all our business on the most extensive
scale, buy by the cargo and sell at only two cents
/ profit.
We putup this Coffee in Barrels only, of t25
| pounds each. This method of putting it up saves
| from ? to cents per pound to the consumer, and
| by its being in large quantity it retains its fine
| flavor much longer in this form than in any other
| We send with each barrel Show Cards, Circulars
and Posters to assist the dealer to introduce it tC
his customers. We hope our customers will take
pains to have them well posted up and distributed
| as Il will be TO their advantage to do so.
| This Coifeo we warrant to give perfect satisfac-
ton, and ft does not please the purchaser has tine
! privilege ofreturning the whole any part of /
within go days, and having his money refunded
together with all the expenses of transportation
J both ways.
! We issue Price Circular of our TEAS and Cor
FEES, which we are glad to send free to all who
/ wish it-COnSdme of Coffee should enquire fo
the French BREAKFAST and dinner coffee and be sur,
that il was purchased of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS
35 n 81 VESEY STREET, New York.
June 90, 1864. Gem
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RpEDEMpTION NOTICp

ESEDEMEAtON NOfACE.-C Ruhl, or
"a HIS assigns will take notice that Adam Grarer
deposited Ia the Treasury Of Wood .ty, ohlo nine.
teen dollars nlneJtwo cents. 10 redeem the north
northeast section, twenty-siN town four morrill, range
Twelve east eighy acres, sold at the delnquent tax
GRO. n. PARSONS. County Auditor.
A"nuoR's ogF'cE, woop CovKrr, orno,
terrysbatg, July p Ca iede
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Notice OC Attachment.

Lawson Higgins, plG, Before S. w. 81 John,
John b. Payne, def. Wood God c. county, ,' Ohio,
On the second day of July, A. D., 1864, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in tho above
action for tho sum of thirty dollars.
Plain, July IL, 1864, 12c%
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a DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Notiee
"a hereby given that have hls Day been duly ar.
nelnte snd qnahed Adminl ssrStor the estate of
Az persons Interested viii govern them selves accord
ingg' ,s DO CRAIG, Administritor.
SuhS y 1874" iQl
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July 10, 1854
SnERIFF's SALE.

SlERlFF'S SALE.
=
+. r. Miller & Coz
vs. Wood Common Pleas.
Ralph Jenison.
nv virtue OF an ori'r of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County Ohio, and to me directed aud dclv-
cred, win Offer for sale at public yond,tc, at the
door Of tho Court House, in Porrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, August 2Jlh, 1861.
Between the hours OF 70 aud . O'Clock L. NJ, of
saie day, the following described lands and tene-
ments, wit;
Lots Nos. 2s, 20, 50, 81, and 80, Block No. l, in
Wood county, Ohio.
G. T., GUYER, Sheriff.
F.& d, X, HoLlENSecS, Pha's Attys.
July 20, 1904 l2oS2 .q5
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

David Phillips
vs. Nunl Common Pleas
Eliza Russell.
By yiriu' ~ r. vonl. OK. issued in the above
cau,e by 'ae Clerk at tho Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood Cmntv. Ohio. AMI IA M, lir,ct.I anj ~
tvcrvd i'l"l,r tor sale At public v,m,luc, at the
door OF th' Court House, in Per,ysburg, Wood
county, Ohio. ON
SATURDAY, August 9Th 1864,
B2tWSeu the hours of II AMI o'clock z. NJ. of
sal tay, the following property, tn-Wit;
The oastonc-third Ofthe northeast quarter of tl,t,
northeast quarter Of section No. SO, Town 5, range
l east, containing thirteen aud thirty-three one
hundredths acres all in Wood county, Ohio.
q, l.. GCYER, Sheriff.
DAVID PmLLPs, PlHHs ATTY.
July 0, 2S6i. lOeS2 so
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a DMANsSTRAT NOTICE. Notice
IN is hereby given that have this day been duly
appointed and qualified rs Administrators on the es
tate of John Orom, lato Of Wood County, Ohio,
deceased All persons Interested wi govcrnh
aocorliugly. SARAH JANE GROIN, Admx.
Ill, tn iSGI
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These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will bo sold at very small advance
upon cost. All we ask is an examination Of goods
and prices demonstrate to the people Of this place
and vicinity that it is to their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, We ask you to gvens a cali
before you make your purchase, and we will Prom-
ise, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best OF bargains.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a DTINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.-Notee
n Is horcby given that have been appointed and
qualified as adminstrator on the estate Of Leonard
Snider late Of Wood county. Ohio deceased All per-
sons Interested VII govern themselves accordingly
June 2'.is6l iOdt