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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

nITCH NOTICE. \. Foster +. Brownell,
- John Eryberger, John Barklow, Henry Cling
cry, Samuel AcClory, Calip Barton, c. Whitney,
Simeon II. Cory, and Z. NJ. Douds, will take notice
that L. Il. jones and John Lewis have filed petit
iion with the Clork of Milton township Wood
County Ohio, TO lay out, locate and apPorton
Ditch. commencing at the northwest corner Of Sec
ton ~ thence east on the section line Of Sections
seventeen, sixteen and fifteen, anil terminate at
the northeast corner Of Section Is.
Perry Wright, Geo. HoSplehorn, and u. & NJ.
Y: Compsny, yon are hereby notified that g.
w. Hill and \. l.. Bcsanson have filed petition
with the Clerk OF Milton township, Wood county,
Ohio, praying the Trustees of said township to lay
out, locate and establish a certain Ditch as fol-
lows; Commencing at the north side OF the Def
anee free turnpike, where the d. x NJ. X. X. cross
es said pike, thence north along the W st side Of
said railroad until it intcrsects Ditch No. 2, and
there terminate.
said Petition is SIT Tor hearing, at the Office Of
sail Trustees, at Milton Center, un Saturday, De-
ceniber 81, 1894, at o'clock A. NJ.
II. +. LEWIS, Clerk
Milton Township, Nov. 20, 1864. Sab
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

The State Government Of Nevada was
formally organized on the 5th inst. The
principal officers are II, G. Basdol, Gov.
-srnor; James s. CrossnIan, Lieut. Governor;
Q. " Noteware, Secretary Of State. The
hrst Sessions Of tho Legislature commenced
on the 18th inst, and thereafter on the first
Monday in January Of every second year,
Tho Legislature consists Of eighteen Sen.
ators, aud thirty.six Asscnblymen.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

No effort will be made to exchange the
prisoners captured by General Thomas
south OF Nashville. General Hoffman has
ordered that the captives be transported to
prisons North, and thcra placed in coutin.
ment. They have been detained at Nash.
vile in order To give the authorities time
to enlarge prisons North, ami make prepa.
rations for their reception. The arrange
ments havo been perfected. aud tho rebel
prisoners will again be s'arted Northward.
Several thousand are still at Nashville.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

ESTgNIvE discoveries oF SuyER.--The
Commissioner of the Gcneral Land Oi6e,
has received intelligence of tho discoyery
ot rich and extensive silver mines in NASH.
lngton tenitory, aloug tho Western slone
OF tne cascade Mountains. The ore is
rep osented as exceedingly rich. Welding
AbOat seven hundred dollars 10 the tom
The lesd which has already hoen traced for
moro Than four miles, ID trum seyen 10 four.
teen feet thick. Ia iS situated about 6ity
miles north Of Olympia. Miners are fiock.
Ing In large numbers 10 this new W nora.
do. - Ftsl i"0,o-' Nar
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28
Sale Of School Lands.

FINnE purchaser OF the following described
L land in Section l6, Town north, Range east,
having failel to make his several payments ac-
cording to law, said land. with all the improve
bidder, at the door of the Court House of said
county, On
TUESDAY, January 81, A. D. 1865,
At O'Clock 2. NJ, unless the payments, with the
accruing interest, now due on said lands, be paid
before that time, to-wit
No Of Lot Acres Amount.
40 S98 06
Terms of Sale Cash; and no bid will be re-
ccved tor less than the amount due, as above, with
cost of sale.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Audisor.
AUDIroRs OFFICE, W0oD Co., o.
Perrysburg, Dec. II, 1864. 34f
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

A lOtter fhom vieksLurg saya that the
appropriation Of JET Davis farm for the
use OF freedmen. will relieve the Govern.
rneut Of the support Of somO ten thousand
neqroea
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

The story goes that. when things were
working so badly in III, Shenandoah Val.
ley Secretary Stanton applied TO General
Grant Tor remedy, Send NO." SAYS the
Secretary the very best man you ha, Q
got IN the army" Graut replied by send
h,g PM Sheridan, saying, There lS,,t much
OF him, but he's the man you want" Ii is
said that the Secretary looked somewhat
sskanee at tho slight aud youthful figure
before hlmi bat he set him at work, and
now be is convinced that Grant knew lis
man.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

The cinailan authorities are lining the
bcrder with nilttiamen. II they do their
duty, and the forces being dispatched to
n,u side OF the frontier are equally watch.
tul, we shall here nc more of rebel raids
from The provinces.
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Asad accident occurred at HUDSON on
he Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad. OH Fri.
day morning, ooeasioned by tho giving why
of bridSS ashilo tho IN Ill train, east, was
passing over H. Five persons were killed
sndl over eftY wounded.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28
Maior.Gcn. BREoKISRipoE,
J. SroDpARD JOHNSON, A. A. q.
iIEApo'Rs WsSr VA. AND FAST Tenn.
WITuIVIII.E Va D,c q

The attention Of oomman ling officers is
cllloi to tho scarcity of forASo in this
Department, and the necessity Of using
economy IN consumption. Evidences OF
waste have heen observed heretofore, and
the proper officers must in all casos super.
intend the use OF forage. and commanding
officers aud each co pany officer must give
his strict personal attention.
T. IL. MrERs. A, A. G.
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victory over BreckinrIdsc.

A ,elogrsphio despatch states tha, Gen
eral StonSnan had overtakon Gen. Breokin.
ridge near the east line OF east Tennessee.
STACKED and whipped him killing, wound
ing. and taking many Of his men prisoners
anil capturing the greater part OF his nrtil.
lsry.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28
IMpoRrANr CIRCULAR.

The following highly important circular
from Adjutant General Cowen explains it.
sclf The citizons Of sub,districts, which
now fail to have their enrolment lists pro.
perly corrected, will have no one to blame
whom drafting day comes but themsel, o.,
GeS. HEApans, SrArE OF 0nIo,
ApjurAsT GENeRAts OFFICE,
CoLuMeus. Deo. 20, 1854.
Under the pending call for treo hundred
thousand msn, the quotas to the eeveral
States will be assigned in u few days. AZ
ter the assignment of quotas any correction
OF the enrolment will not affect reduction
Of said quotas. IN this connection. atteu.
ton 10 Respectfully invited to tho circular
from this Office Of tho lst inst, relative to
correction Of tho enrolment. But fow
days remain in which to complete the work
in hand, and no tiue should be lost in prose
outing Il. Let all persons interested make
1t their business for the ensuing ten days
to see that the onrollment Of their sub.
district is rendered at least approximately
correct. B. X. COWEN,
Aijt. General OF Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

LOUISVILLE, Dec, 22.--The Journals Nash
vile special of the 2lst, says the situation
in front is unchanged. Our army is conf
dent of final success and is still pressing
forward, The rebels are completely panic.
stricken at the unlocked for defeat they
have experienced, They are still seeking
safety in flight. Prisoners continue to ar.
rive in squalls scme wounded others sick
aud all dispiriteil.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

Tho 1rt6uneS army correspondent, Civ
ing extratt' from rocent robel pipers stys
tho rebel Senate last Saturday went into
saeret session, an stormy TIM, wa, had.
The question OF at ouce arm. .ng the nergocs
was hronght up.and is believed to have pass
ed by an almost unanimous vote. For 20 :cras
days past every ablo.oodied negro ha.
beon quietly seizel all hurried off to camps
ot Instruction This may account for thui
stdmpcding, noted in another paragraph
Tho 1ri6aneS Sacnan 'olh corrcspon
dent says: "A couple of poor, starved
naked rebel soldiers came into our lines OF
the night Of the l2ih, stying flesh and blood
could not stand the treatment they received
They say E,rly has not to exceed
over 5000. and noclvaliry.'
Tho Richmond E.cumner Of the l9,h 10
tices the fact that large numbers OF eIro 2
have recently stampcded towards the Yam
kee lines. The Ecaminer also says the
Yankees have boca in Wytheville. and il,
other parts of southwestern Virginia, lie
stroyiug three locomotives AMI doing uthei
damage.
The Swanuah Rl3aS!ic ~ of the 18th
says, "0n Saturday ami Sunday artillery
firing was kept up actively IN both sides
with more or less skirmishnS. No change
in the aspect of affairs. Everything goee
Oh well aud all are in the best OF spllits."
Thu Charleston Mercury of tive l6 h
says Sherman appears to have aban loned
a direct attack on Savannah, and seems to
be turning his attention TO the reduction o
the outwnrkS. II regrets the fall of Meal
lister, and Says the euemy will next make
\ desperate effort to take Gene,is Point.
The Rchnond Seatnsi of the 18Th, says
Durbri igc is retreatng from southwestern
Virginia, and Vausn is trying to get in his
rear. Large quantities OF stores and troops
are being sent to Knoxville from Chatta
noosa.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

DR0DATE NorICE.--Notice is hereby given
L thlt Rnsna Shaller, Adn;nistratrix or the
estate oi Benedict Smaller. deceased, has this V
flied her accounts for final settlement of said es-
tate. Said case will be for hearing tho 14th da,
Of January, 1885, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
E. FULLER, Probate Judge.
PerrysburS, o. Dec. 10, 1864. 3le#
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Tho Mhi.llnr Tnr

Both branches OF Congress have passed
tho bill imposing tax Of two dollars q
gallon on diatilIOj sptrI,a on and after the
6rst day. OG January next Tho bill ouly
awaits the Presidents signature to become
law.
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DE NC0N & PETERSON,
NJ. 3l9 Walnu. ST., Philalalphi,

DoAD NoTICE.-Noticc is hereby given that
IL the Commissioners of Wood County have
granted view and survey upon proposed county
road, commencing at the south quarter-post ot
Section 80, Liberty township, and running north
to the north quarter post Of said section and there
terminate. The view .rs, AMI David Donaldson
Surveyor, will meet at the house Of +. Gorton, on
tho 2lth of Janulry, 1855, or within FIVE days
thereafter.
Liberty, Dec II, 1854. So
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

In addition, we captured large number
of wagons and immense quantities Of stores,
besides sinking tho Albsmarle. Florida and
Sea Eug, and taking or destroying over
twenty blockade runners. And all this
was done with comparatively little loss. In
all this time we lost only siT guns. Then
we have made successful raids in Misss.
sippi, Louisiana and Alabama, the reIult OF
which We have not been able to enumerate.
These are pleasing facts for loyal people
10 contemplate, and ia Wow Of these grand
results II is not surprising that the rebel
capital ia pervaded by a feeling that
amounts To desnair
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

He undersigned offers his farm for sale, in
Bloom township. Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing 80 acres-65 acres well improved, with splen-
dill orchard and comfortable buildings.
Terms -One-third in cash one-thirl in one
year, aul one-thri in two years, with interest,
and mortgage Oh the place.
HENRY T. MILLER.
December 20. IS54 Sim
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ePFIcIAL WAR nUI.LErIN-
War DEPARTMENT.


WARRINGTON, Dec 25--7 p. NJ.
Apor Geperdf fDivs>-A dispatch has boon
roceived this evening By tho President
from General SHERMAN. Il IL dated az Sa.
vannah on ThuFsIay the 22d inst, ainl an.
nounces his Occupation ef the city of Sa,
vannsh, and capture Of one hundred and
Fifty guns, plenty Of Ammunition, and about
25,000 bales Of cotton. No other parhcu.
lara are given.
An official dispatch from General Foster
TO Gcnerh Grant, dated on the 22d inst. nj
] r. NJ > states that tho city OF Savannah
was occupied by General Sherman on the
morning Of the 2lAt, anf that on the pre-.
ceding evening aui night lIardee escaped
with the main body Of his infantry and
light artillery, blowing up the iron.clads
and Navy Yard lie enumerntes as cap.
tnred, 300 prisoners, $50 guns, l3 locomo.
tves im good order, 1870 cars. a large
AN uit Of ammunit on and matcrial, Of war,
three steamers aud 80 900 bales Of cotton.
No montion is made OF the present posi-.
ton OF Hardee's force, which had been es-
tinatod at about $4,000.
The dispatches OF General Sherman and
General Foster are as follows:
SAvASSAu, Ca. Dec. %.
Ills ErceHmcy President Lincoln.
bog to present you as a Christnlas gift
the city of Savannah, with $50 he IVY guns
and plenty Of ammunition, and also about
25000 bales Of cotton.
w. 7. SHERMAN,
MajoT.Gencral Commanding.
SrBAxER GOLDEN GATE,
SAVANNAH ltIvES-7 7. NJ, Dec. q.
Lieut. Gen. Grant and MLi.- Gen. Halleck;
have the honor to report that have
just returned from General Sherman's head.
quarters at Sdvannab. sond Major Gray
Of my staff az bearer OF dispatches from
General Sherman to you, aud also message
to tho President, The city Of Savaanall
was occupied on the morning Of the 2lst.
General Hardco, anticipating the contem
plated assault, escaped with tho main body
of his Infantry and light artillery, on the
morning of the 10th. by crossing tue river
to tho Union cau'oway opposite the city.
The rebel ironclads were blown up, aud
tho navy yard was burned. All tho rost ol
the city is intact, aud contains 10000 citi.
zons, quiet and we'll disposed.
Tho captures include 800 prisoners, l50
guns, l3 locomotives in good order. 100
cars, large supply Of ammunition and ma.
terias OF war, 8 steamers, and 80, 600 bales
Of cotton, safely stored in warehouses.
All these valuable fruits of an almost
bloodless victory have been like Atlanta,
fairly won. Iopenel communication with
tho city with nay steamers to-day, taking
up what torpedoes we could SEQ, and pass.
ing safely over tho others. Arrangements
are made TO clear the ehanaet of all oh. |
structio.s. Yours. &c.,
]. G. FOSTER, Major-General.
The Richmond papers of yesterday state
that on tho 21l twonty-six yossels of tl,e |
expedition ha reappearei.
The dispatch Of General Bragg is pub |
ished in the Richmond papers. 1t ia az
follows:
WiLMtNarcN, Dec. 23.-Twenty six YES.
sels Of the Federal fleet retppearod this
There has been no change siEce
ny last dispatch.
This is tho latest intelligence received
from that expedition.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, |
Secretary oil War
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Hon. WIN, l.. Dayton, Mnisser'tc Fraus 9,
dtsd Of appoplexy at Paris, on the I'd inst
Mr. Dayton wac ono OF the, ablosi men Of
the country, AMI hio death is ngrpa, nation,
al loas.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-28

Tho sandesky Register says that one OF
the rebel officer pris oners on Jolns0n' $
Island, ree~nily gave bhth TO "bounciny
hoy The Regissr assures it's readers that
the mother Of the boy lie undoubtedly a
woman
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It has been decided that Additional Pay.
masters in the army are in tho civil ser.
vice, aud are therefore not entitled to pen.
sions.
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DE tCoy e. PETERSON,
NJ alQ Walnut 81. Phil ,lalnl,i,
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slsuiao,a, oraor. BY G,n. Brecsen ridge.

The Following are copies Of orders, found
in Breekenridge's camp in East Tennessee.
ligApoRs WEsr Va, AND EAST TgsS.,
WrrHEyLLE, Va, Dec Is.
In accordance with tho instructions r, +.
oeived at the Ordnance Department, that il
has become of vital importance to husband
small arms, ammunition and lead, the FOL.
lowing order is publshed lllead which
can DO CLEANED from the battle fields, shall
be collected by the brigade ordnance oiti.
Ger, AMI he sent 20 the nearest arsenal. In
all arms 10 be relieved Of their wads for
cleaning, the balls should be drawn if prao
tlcable; otherwise, the wads should be dis.
charged iuto the sand or dirt, 30 that the
lead may be recovered aud turned into the
ordnance depot
The attention Of eommissary officers
is called to TO the necessity of giving force
to tho order, and its rigid epforccment is to
DO strictly epjoncd by tho commanding
officers.
Major.Gon, BREcKISRIpoE,
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In Summing mp the work Of the Union
armies during the pest sixty days, tho
cinciHuati, Gdsefis sn1s.
saynmnk is ourrI On the goth inst,
Iisrdee, witbnost Of bcgstri4oh. crossed
The Ssvsnnah river 70 Union causeway and
escaped. On The morning Of the 2lst Gen.
Sherman occupied the city. capturing $50
large guns, l3 locomotives, 100 cars, 80, 900
bales Of cotton. 3stcamors, 800 prisoners.
and large amounts OF ammunition The
rebel iron.clads we're blown up by Hardse.
Tho torpedpes in tho channel had been ro-
mayed or passed. oyer, and communication
witli the city was opencd by Gen. Foster.
Phis ia Gen Sherman 8 Christmas gift to the
nation. Tho ooiton captured is worth, IN
round nnmbers, sl6,0O0,eoo. At least It
was worth that Saturday. I, wouldn't
bring quito so much tomorrow This glo.
rious news will send thrill of JOY to the
hearts Of the loyal people, aud iit then for
the full enjoyment Of the holidays. Tho
victory is all tho moro gratifying because
II iS almost bloodlcss In tho grand march
and the capture Of Savannah, Sh ,r,nau did
not loso much. II any, over ono thousand
mon. Sherman's army, with base secure
y established at Savannah, Is now ready
for further operations, and VIC may bo sure
he will ptoceed 10 move promptly upon the
enemy's workd. Whether hia next step
will be against Charleston or Augusta, it
will bo Success. Hc 10 master Of the
and can crush everything that
may be brought against him. Hardee's
force which stole out Of Savannah in the
night. is composed chiefly Of militia and
will not render much service anywhere
In this connection. II is interesting to re.
count some Of the fruits of the last sixty
days. campaigning The footings are as
follows:
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STEAM ENGlNE FOR SANE.

IT. underHgned has a Stx Horse Portable
steam Engine rigget for threshing grain and
cAn - usld for any otAer purpose Just as well.
nearly R9w AMI ia perfect tWn',ug order which
Wil. be s'li eheap ALSO 0nc M. Hicmr mill
an oae IN. e. A's EgaPa-.ttnr. The mill has
mly been used - days; anil He eyarogatgr 10
dsys; bo,h as god IS ncw VIII DE soli mach BE-
" heir va.uei ii 1islosra uf srn. Also a lot OF
Corn shclsgs AZ lssi sar's prees
D. D.KRErS.
Perry sbprg, Dee 5. 1854
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ON FRIDAY tho S0,h lav nr Deosmher. A. d
N/lSii, between the hours II ~ o'cinck ~. and
o'e!ock, l.. 81, on tte ryUisesi VIII be Sold. in
lnrsnsuce of au orier ~ ?r,,hst, Cunr'. nt Wood
County Ohio, b. the highest hi' Ter, the suiiyiicd
tS'-iths narinft iriecn acres, 80 S1,iian tvantv-
nine 29l faynsHip sex ed Ban e. TN ,i3l East,
in Woni coeafv, uh.1. knaNa As lat ~. csai
isA,Ss dasigoai-d H. siat nn hls iu the C!sit's q
fce of Court .ef { s'n IA Pleas - s,il C.s,nt,.
IN partition, p9neefs rga 10 which tne 4 Bagh
GaNdisn. ayas fgs'uqaor, az! Le'i R,ach, and
pthers hrfeulan'-
A prsi-el st SIS %.
Tens lid
INNEE. HyGH.
2 Csaare.ins.a ~ im.la haEh ami Jars s Bngh
w. 20 isSa aleSs 55
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A DMtNISIRATRlX' SOTICE.--Notice is here.
~ by given that the undersigned has been duly
appointed Admmistratrix of the Estate of Johu III
Morrison, late of Wood County, Ohio, deceased.
SUSANNAH MORRISON.
Dec. 0, 1854. 3Sl
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Dec. 0, 1884.

Gilbert Beach, PiAlntifl Beore a. l.. Fowler. j.
vs.. Y. at Perry sburu. town
George johnson, Def ship, wood County, o.
4 N the 9th day of November, A, u, 1861. said
above action, tor the sum at Seven Dnliars aud
SiXty-thrve ceutS (Ss 6S.l g. BEACH,
rvrrysburg, Dee, 20, 1854. SieS2
DoAD NOTlCE ,--N"tiee is hereby given that
III petition viii be presented 10 the Commis-
soners nf Wocl county oti0, at their next regular
session IN March. \. y. 1885, asking lor ths lay.
loR out aud establishing Of rhsd. c, c,nmeneing at
tho township hns, between aSe and Fvrryshurg
tnwnships, thence runniRg Suuth on half section
liue thr,ugl sections aud ~ OF Lake township,
10 ne woodyillc and Toledo Plank Road, an there
terminate. SAFE
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n DMTNISrRATRlX' NOTICE Notice IL
~ hereby given that have been appointed ana
qualified As Almnstratrix on the Estate OF Samuel
Keyser Late Of Wool County, Ohio, dcccased. All
persons iatsrestcl viii govern themselves accord
ingly.
SARAH KEYSER.
Feeport, Dec. 10, 1864. S3l
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Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest J.

i3y~ Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
Flour Barrels.
A. G. WILLIAMS 4 BRO. O.
Perrysburg, May 6, 1868.
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said Justice issued an order OF attachment in
the a0ive 9eli1n f'ir the sum ofona hundred aud
nifty four dollars, and interest from Sept. 18th
1854 Perry ySburg November l3th 1864.
a. NJ. THOMPSON.
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WANTED.

A Ny quantity Of we'll fatted Dressed Hogs. Also
~ Chysl Seed, for which the highest price in
Cash will be paid by
F.. MILE . Co.
D,c, g., 1854. 32l
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male up of the Ehuicrst matter from the " Ohia
Farmer"- the cheapest monthly now published in
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