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Burning Oil Wen Al vernon, Indiana.

/ A. correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
seiie, writing from Vernon, Jennins . County,
lldiana, pndOr date Of May ., gives de,
sofiptioR of aburldng oil well in progress
pfhoriug near the Place, whIcll took Gre OH
that morning aud was still burning. lie
says: :, ina, t,ls,,s. 4, Z gl,o4 ~, 81.
The burning is accompanied with heav |,
dull and explosive sounds; at irreg ular
ltervals--rhqt never halt an hour apart.
One Of the workmcn, who left 1T midnight,
told me that they were then aallttle over. d
hundred feet down, aud that the anger be.
gan TO 20 down with great rapitlity. cit
seemed, he said. las though they couldn't
give u slack enough but he could not tell
whether they wero in the rotten rock
which produces the oil in Canada-or
whether they wore striking succession OF
cavities AS they had eight hundred feet
of cable coiled on their roller and antici
pated having to bore something like that
depth, nothing was thoaght OF these ap.
pearanoos az Indicating near approaoh to
= . strike, for nobody anticipated getting
oil at any such ridiculous little distance as
hundred feet, After midnight, straugr. I.
gurgling noises we're heSrd Ia the we'll; q
"kNA NVuAN iNuWW tupluiJ ana tnest
stick About four oclock il stuck fast
One of the hands ran to shut off the power
Tthey were using the water power of the
mill insteal of an engiue--and called TO the
mlller to bring out his light to see what
was the matter but before he got within
thirty feet of the we'll it was all ablaze
'ulIc thmes shot up about thirty feet, burned
ufthe rope, leaving the tools in tho hole
and set fret to the derrick. H,was feared
the mill-the finest -four mill in the country
could not be saved, the. bells were nil
RUG for fire andTibo towN OlrYerhon wcnte
over limits night-elothos atthat a,theal ,hv
hour to save the mill aud see ''tlte strike.pi
All day, lopg the county people hive
been coming big wagons to SEQ the sight
They look atit With solcmn faces, lin strung
coApast with tho shining coun tonanoes al
the oil speoulStnr . around them -7-aial sh,k.
Ing their heads say; =" Isnt t II awful; burns
les like al,ke,o birthstone. % asa o.
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IMPoRr,ANT DeCIsioN CONCERN
ING STAM.' DUTIES,

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has de-
cided that the law of Congress requiring
stamps to legalprocesscs, in the commence.
ments Of suits Or otherwise is unconstitu.
tonal, and that tho law IN this respect Is
void. and tic stamp on legal papers is moi
necessary. This decision was made BY
Chief Justice Dixon aud Judge Colo, Judge
Downcf aissented af ts'A
This decisioo is mado ppon tho ground
that tho impostiopof q tax upon any pro-
coddingsor Processes ina State Court isan
invasion of'tho htlierett rights Of the STATE
to regulate proceedings sia.its own Courts,
that ifcVngress can tax the proceedings at
all u can hay upon them a taxrwhich would
praotioah , amouat 10 "a prohibition, aud eau
thus practically leeislate the State court
out of existence, IA support Of this view,
is given the, deoisiau proliotnoed by Chief
Justice Manshal Of tho ashlpromo Court Of
thedQnted States, IN the case of NtoCalioch.
rs. MaryAnd, reported in dre. fourth vol
ume Of Wheatop, that tho right to tax ii,
wolves necessarily the right to destroy q d,
as Cougross had q con ,titutonal right t.
create a National Bank . an agency in the
a lministratiopor the govern nent the State
of Maryland could not constitutionaly re,
qure the uoies, oi hatbanh, issuod 10 that
State, 70 be printed on stamped paper
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uaIOn Senatorial Convention.


"1he Un6n voters Of the several counties compos.
inetHc $50 Senatorial District ofthc state ofuhic.
are requested ~ send'dslesatss te'a Co1vep,ionio 10
b. held AZ csllese Halt inthe city Of Toledo. oa
Thuwdly, ths eth Df duly merit al 10 o'clock AN,
for thepurposo Of nstAinaiiag two candidates for
Souatot from said District iHr ,1t
THe basls of Representation win be onc drlcRaIe
for each $50 vhtcs On the bone vote cast for Abra
ham bincvia, a tie iNe rresdeo,iai election, and
one additional delegate for any fraction offs votes
and Upwards, nakibg tho representation of the
several copniies Of Tho District as follows, 70 4
vY,ssf5 f HomsYOte for bneoln. Delegates,
lucas. ..e,,.' Yt,S,l00 lg.a W .l2 r
WpVd -. :, .'21Sl m I'D -F
Hancock .,.,..v 80 ,t,7i3 t1
fulton ]. ..9.ss3.a .ayi62f - IHi ~
isfltan !.s...s a..El 'ggT f31 30 rE ri 4 tI
nslne ,... .s",a \. A,a 1919 iIir, ,t.ja3 i
aiIia ei1 Vss ft8is tG rttl ~
Total pppibcr Of delegates -, n.,,,.,.,A2 vi
All voters who unite IN supper, Of the call made
by the State saUaiaa-Elxeoalive- Committee on the
10th Of April, 1885,, ,are nssd h unite In sending
aeleGHtcs to this Conxcntiong aud tits sogEestod
tAht this Convention be seected in the different
ceWniiesat sanrc Ime that deegrtvs are sclect
ed forthe Unon State Convention. e
efiHG cHARtES PRiTT,
'll Chairman union Senatorial Conmiitce
ToLtpo, June 5, 1896.
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UnIOn IIepfeseuIalIye Convention.

The upisn Representative Delegates Of the Rep
reaensAllye District eomposed Of the ooupties Of
Who'd and Ottawa, arc hereby requested TO meet in
Oonsonlio6, al The Court house, a lf
az RsFFysbstsg, ON Thursday, July i3,
.rscg hs85, at AZ o'clock M, I-rl y.
Te nominate a candidate for Representative iu the
next Degislaturulof Ohio and do such othor busi-
mesa as mny property come boforO said Convention
s.hta 20 sn14s iG $. T.. BOUGHToN
chairmRn union Representative Com.
Bowltsd chrrS, o., jams Is, 1885.
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H A RID w AR e.
W92g lAgRgRTsswg
Atths ola Store Of o. A. sestw,cik.
rHgHTE5ssA TES9lUEDGu 9
! PECK HAMILTON &gC0q;

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Hard
IL ware, o&c.y Of o. a! Bsstwieks would au-
nounce to every body that they in daily receipt
Of additions to their now large stock, consisting
Of Hardware, frrn Nails, Glass, eordsEO, FAfniine
Utensils, &C., bought at prices made since the
downfall Of Richmond, enabling us to offer these
goods to our customers cheaper than any one else
in the town. Our stock is full in every particular,
thorehys makiag our store, desirable place for
fafnars, tnechabics, citizens, &C.. 10 buyo thor
goods. In addition to the Hardware Store, We are
manufacturing Tin Ware Of a superior quality,
which we warrant We have a large stock Of
Cooking Stoves Of the most desirable kinds, bought
very cheap, with better trimmings than can be
found elsewhere. We pledge ourselves not to be
undersold. All goods wARRESTBD AS SOLD. Give
us a call.
gfDI "a W9NT Gf-
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WGNpm1 PlnLLIPs, said in a recep

WENDELL PnlhLIPs, said in a recent
speeoh "Vhgiuia was airaid to let John
Brown live. But never, with my consent,
shall Southerner live 10 say over the
grave of jeff. Davis that tho uOion dare
not let the wretch live All this is very
6lle sentiment doubtIcss, says tho Detroit
fri5me, and very pomtedly asks whether
itlwould moi DO q great deal better for tho
Government TO so Het that never over
the grave Of Jeff, Davis ".or elsewhere
shall Souiheper be able to say, that
thc Union dare not let the wretch" dieS
The answer of every loyal heart is q Yesl
Treason must be made tho highest crime
and traitors be regarded as odious,' n p
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NOTES OF THIRD SERIES or 7.sos
tal NOW READY. d .l tIt 6

The demand fof the Sec0ud Series Of the
7-3O Notes was so great that the Treasury
Department wasuaable 10 print then. with
sufficient rapidity to iill the orders twill
bo remembered that a hundred minious
were subscribed aud paid in Tor single
week The printing presses havo finally
sNl mouptcd the difficulty, and on Wednts,
day. June Tth, tho deliveries OF the Third
Series. onsmenecd, and will be continued
with thosA e'ne promptpess that marked the
supply of tlAa' notes of the hrst and sro,
ond series. NJ has been this interruption
Of delivery at he time Of subscripiion
which has given aa appearance Of iai :
ing otf in tie noPoIa,@ Dakihg of the loon,---
the great body Of small teeers being up.
willing 10 nay their money Npless they r.
ceivo tseirnutss,right in hsnd Ito carry
them home. oItisexpected that after this
week me daily subscriptions to tho Seven
ThiEties win rup up into milliens, as heS
will undoubtedly bo stimulated by the
opehing Of tS farmers wool markets East
and West. 1t isnot likely thai tho Gov.
ernment Svill ever again oifer SO desirable
q secarity hs tliessl noteR, and about two
hundred miiliOns only regmin to he taken.
With the close Of the war the national
expenses viii be yasfly reduced. aud il,
vestors mast book fOr a sharp Todaetion in
the rate Of interest as soon Rs the present
loans become due and are paid on There
is no reason why the DATED States credit
for pspey should ever again fall below its
credit for co,Sa9e. The same spirit that
preserved the geograPkieii integrity sf the
country win place ils pecvpia',8 htsggiD
on par with that Of the most favored na'
tions--and that will represent rate of in
terest under rather than oyer four per cept
----------- . @-,.-l- -4----l-t 'li o
The Official list of Grants losses, from
the crossing Of the Rapidan IN May. 1864.
and ending with Lees surrender, foots up
1t nearly ninety thousand men.
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MlcmGAS claims to be the second State
intlle onion in the amount ofiroo ore. Two
hundred aud fOrty-eight thousand tuns Of
iron ore were shipped from Marquette the
pssi year and $4,000 hns retained for the
use Of furnaces located in that region, max
ing total prodnctioh of 27S,0s0 tnns Of
ore -au annual amount oGly exceeded by
Pennsylvania in 1860, that State having
mined l,7OG,aJs tuts; Ohio then ranking
next, aud mining 22s,7 ,76i tuns. "a I'D. 'H r.
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HORSE POWERS,
sANpUSKY. OHIO.
TAREsHEHs AND stPARAfORs.

II the ninnnfacsgre of Tlrcshcrs aud Separa-
L tors have aimed, 10 the FIRST place, to select
the most approved patterns such as have been
tried and found Ito give Satisfaction, boldibg my
self ready atall times td adbpt such hnprotments
as experience may suggest ~ being desirable. In
The next place, ] haSs onleayored 10 select the
best material and have always been carefullto EN-
plny none but the most competent worknien.
have alsO instituted tho most careful scrutiny Of
all my jobs before they were placed IN the sales
room, aud In this way have been able TO supply
my customers with nonc but the most complete
work. It's to these facts that my machiuos owe
their reputALi0n with lnrmers and Lhreshers.
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CR0SS-CUT SAWS, Wood-saws, and all other
~ descriptions of "saws" to be found at all
times at the , ..,s y HARDWARE. STORE. e.
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y ~ n Y y y y
CUTLERY, consisting Of Knives and Forks,
" Oarvers, Pocket .knives, Scissors, Shears, &C.,
to be had, at The worry lowest figure, nt the
f1 Esl tua 3 j.. HARDWARE STORE.
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AN ORDINANCE.

DEglT ORD AIMED by THE TowN.COUS.
40 Gil OF PERRYSBURG-Tha the Commit.
tee on Streets aud Alleys cause Front street, from
Louisiana Avenue totMsple street, to be covered
whh gravei to depth of six inches and to de-
fray the expenses thereof there is hereby levied
tax Of tenfmi!ls on the dollars yalnationOn all
lots and lands adj lining said Front street, betw el
Louisiana Avenue and Maple street. on the south
sideof snid street, aud Ion NIL lots and lands on
the north side OF said Front street, south Of the
river, from said avenue te sIid Maple street. And
70 antcipate .he amount ~ be raised by the levy
herein made there be temporarily Transferred frnn
the Surplus Fund Two Hundred Dollars for this
pnrpdse, to be pAtion the order Of said Committee
We certify the foregoing was duly passed by
the Council, dunn n, 1864. ;tngA rCa 81 Eis
. .iiB 20. 81 l.s9oF, R.MILLER, Mayor.
CBoRGE STRAIN, Recorder. r..,fi -, -, a,
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ARGANA iWATCt.
An English Novelty In watches.

.
II HE cases of this watch are an entirely nevs IN
yention, COMPOSED of six, different metals
lcomblned, rolled togethernpd planshed producing
an exact imitatioPoflS carat geld ,calied Ateans,
which Will always keep its celor. They are as
beautiful as solid. gold andare afforded at one
eighth the cost. The case is beautifully designed
with panel and shield for naine, with Patent Push
Pin, and engraved in the exact style Of the cele-
brated'Guld Hunting levers, and arc .ly hand
some aud desirable, and so exact an imitation OF
gold as to defy detection. The movement is msn-
ulactured by the well-kuown st. Jiner Watch
Company Of Europe, aud are superbly finished,
having engraved pallets, fancy carved bridges,
adjusting regulator, with gold balance. and the Inn
proved ieweled action with line dial and Skeleton
hands, and is warranted good time keeper.
These watches are of three different sizes, the
smallest being for ladies, and are ALI Hunting
Cases. A case of six viii be sent BY Mail or Ex-
press for 1925. A single oue sent In haudsome
Morocco Case for S25s viii readily sell for three
times their cost. We are sole agents for this watch
IN the United States aud none are genuine which
do not bear our trade mark, Address
. GuRARD w, DEEAUGH l. CO.,
I I'd ..,. Importers, Ia Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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WoODRuRY,s pATENr

have thus far fnund that woodbury's Patent
is most sought after by threshers, and ms ccrtf-
Gates show, il does good work and gives excellent
satisfaction. The first premium was awarded 10
this machine nj the Miuhigan and Ohio State
Fairs, in 1858, and II has always received the first
premium at County and State Fairs, whenever er-
hibited both in the Unitod States and Canadas.
am the only m manufacturer OF this very superior
machine in the State ..fl hr.t. v.'ra.f
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T EGAL NOTICE. .....-
To William Stevenson, Baxter Stevenson and
George w. Stevenson, ofthe State Of Wisconsin.
You are hereby notified that Erastus Ranger,
administrator OF the estate of George w. Adams
deceased,on the 2d day Of June, A. ID. 1865, filed
his petition in the Probate COuTt within and for
the County ct Wood and State of Ohio, alleging
that the personal estate Of the decedent is Insult
ficient to pay his debts and abe charges of Ad-
niinistering his estate that he died seized in fee
simple Of the following described real estate situ
Rte in said county, % wit Lot M. Z, in section
No. 20, in town No t. north, of range No. l2. east
IN Wood county, Ohio, containing, FIVE acres, less
the mill and mill property, being parcel OF said
lot and containing q acres of land: also the un-
divided epe-iiaf 0f said mill anamili iproperty he
ing x acres and part OF said lot No. aforesaid ;
that Aida Adams, as-yidow, Of said decedcnt, is
pptitled to dover in said premises, and that Cas-
sns Adams, as his heir-at-law, holds the next esr
tate Of Inheritance therein. .
The ptttver ef said petition is for the assign
nlent ot dSuerte said Aida Adams, aud for sale
Of said premises, subject tn such dover estate for
te pa yaiep ut Of the debts and charges aferesaip
Said petition will be orheaslng on the 2Ith day
OF July, at O'Clock p NJ, or as soon thereafter as
counsel eaa be heard. ~ j is d q ~ :
rgsts.t.lI ERASTUS RANGER;
Adm'r of George w, Adams, dsceased.1
ID. X, HOLl.ESREoE, plas Attys.
ferrysburg, o.. Jnne 2, 1895. "a" 6d-Ss IS. .
- HEkifF'S SALE -r-s- 80
- ~ Hsl---A4 k4 ,aa0
Samuel johnson, Assignee u ,igaI li.l Is q
Nicholas Doinst sEl .nhsi-t 81 sllf'Tt f
RySirhe Of d "a execution, issaedin the abore
esaeeb by the CleFk af the .Coert II Common Pleas,
Of Ytod County, Ohio, and to me diFeeted ard de-
iYdtd, &l offlT fOr sate atpablc vensluc ii the
dSnrofthe Coas, tt0nsc, in The town of PerFysbnre
WoOdcountv, Ohio. an $50 i iIs .iesfi-EF :,
SATURDAY, July &, IeeS idais'
Between the h0ars Of ~ NJ and 2,'ctoek p ~, Of
said daN the following described property, to-wi;:
ln5Lot No. SO, IN. ths ts&n ,ef -Rsrtage, Wood
county, Ohio.
CHARLES W. EyERS, Sheriff.
ferrysbYs, s6,Ss ! 1850 M 'f'K sss5Sc
A DNHlYSISyRArRIx' I s4LEE00 LEE00w .afgIl,
Mary A. Bs.so' Adm'z, Probate Court.
4 Abby carran et al. Wood County, o.
shall sell at public auction. at the door of the
Cohrt-honse, in PerrysbHrg, Wood CoutstS, o., on
SATURDAY, Jul8 24, ls65.qn
helWeen the hours of 10 A. n. and 3 r. n, Of said
dal, the following lands, thswitilkN
The east half of the north part Of N. W. !! sec
No, ~, T. No. 2 north of' n. - east, in Wood
CoPnty, Ohio. Terms legal.
81 NARY A. BBRGE, Administrative.
" DoDaE 4 Tyler, her Attorneys.
fetrysb9sga Nay 81 iass TaaHbi sesslo
N0TIcE.-An application viii, be presented 10
the Gorersor of the State bf Ohio, for the
ealpon q William RadolpAb convicted AT the March
Term, lefSs " tie eSnrl kof coinniOa Pleas, az
Wopd County, Ohio, ofthe crime Of burglary, and
teolenesd 70 the Psniten.iaEy for the term q six
r,rrv.h,,,, NJ, % tesk
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I VgsaAI q aaE -sla .eaal8t Qaac
NTAILS.-Now is the time 10 buy nails, at SIS rs
~ per-keE and dsnpwards, lao kegs, llsizss.
lhnt forget thatit is PECKs ia AAut,TlNl& co.
Nho are Knocking their goods down so that every
man " b9y can papFi 70 drive nail now and then
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HORSE POWERS.

| For Powers with which N drive my Threshcrs
have selected, as tie best noag' in use, PITTS
IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE PINION
POWKRs sh + Cf3yEia .rtL fHrf3 p h1A
I These Powersuaes made by me III the most
thorough manner, OF the best material, and are Of
double the strength Of any siuglc- geared Power.
( ammaking the shaftslof the berei wheels and
master pinons 0fCAST STEEL, which is a great
improvement over the Iron Shaft used by other
manufacturers. e-I lla'18
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y, $. $40 six per cent.
GOLD D-BEARING BONDs.

GOLD -BEARING BONDs.
These bonds are now worth a handsome pre-
mium, and are exempt, as are all the Government
Bonds. from State, County, and Municipal taca,ion,
caieh add, from. 70 t'ree per cent per dnn,in 3
lcir rqus according TO the rate levied uton other
property. The interest is payable semi-annuaily
by coupons attached to each note, whicl: may be
cut off and sold to any bank or banker.
The Interest at 1.3O per cent. amounts
to
One cent per day on "a $50 motc.
Two cents per day ON a 500 note.
Ten cents per day ON a $500 note
Twenty cents per day on n 81 900 note.
One Dollar per day ON "a $4,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that tho Government
reserves to itself the option of paying interest in
gold coin at per cent, nsteadof 3-IOths in cur
rency. Subscribers will deduct the interest in
currency mp to July 10Th, at'thc time when they
subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series of
the Seven -Thirties will commence on the lst of
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
after that date. 81 Iza GGA EJh 1UEl
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only tle matter Of in
terest. The payment in gold, IL made. will be
equivalept to the currency interest of the higher
rate. ...-... -..-....-- "a. -,
The return.t to specie Payments,in the event of
which only wiz the option to pay interest in Gold
be ayailed of, would so reduce and equaisc prices
that purchases made with six per yccnt. ip gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven
md three-tenths per cent in currency. This is
The Only LOAN in Market z
Nov. offered by the Government, anJ. its superior
advantages make it the ,...,,,
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $3.50, 600, 600 of tue loan authorizadby
Congress now on the market. This amount
at the rate at which it is being absorbed will ali
be subscribed for within sixty DAYS, when the
notes will undoubtedly command premium, as
has uniformly been the case On closing the sub
scriptions to other loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the Loan, The National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are 10 be
responsible for the delivery of the notes tor which
they receive orders. EyElaaA az
JAY COOKE,
81 y srDsomPrIos AGENr,
May Is, 1865. PUILADELrufA.
Subscriptions will be received BY the following
Banks IN Toledo; i,s15--r -r.,t-zss aE
First National Rssk. <, alt ~s,saa-
Second National Bank; ~ refa BNTnr
TS',edo National Bank alGljlJ - sA
! Northern National hink. ,,s n..,, .,,. v6-i z
Alsobs PECK & HAMILTON, Pcrrysburg, o.
I
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DITCH FORKS In variety; two, three and
HARDWARE STORE.
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NoricE.-An application viii, be presented 10
L the Goveraor of the State bf Ohio, for the
PARTON Of Willism Rudolph, convicted AT the March
Term, leBx, " tie c5nrt o. colnnion Pleas, az
Wood County, Ohio, NJ the crime Of burglary, and
Sentencsd 70 the Penitentiary for the term of six
years. ISAAC SrTTON.
rsnysburE, NAY %. 1855. Sc
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NOTICE.
10 the rsx5psyers Of Wood County.

, i9Il HlE aok u ---A1-os ta rue ,9t9ot
h TREAsvRsE's, QEpoH, woop Co, O,l n
% ...i, PgRRysBvE0, June 7, 1865, J. !
DY ORDER OF THE OMMTSSI0NERS OF
ID WOOD COUNTY, the Books q th,s Otfiee,
foF the reception Of fraxcS due On the Assessmant
of 1854, win be closed oA the 3Dth i1si I shalt
therefore, be cnmpelled al return as delinquent all
taxes nNRaiJ at that dates ead delinQuents viii
be su9ee, lto tha pepaly imposed by law.
r.s r,.., j. A. BoNNEII4,
Fei tgs Treasurer ef Wood Comfy.
A DNfNTSrRAToR'S NOTICE, AAThc amder-
4 \ signed has been duly appoIatedi AdmiaistFa-
tor of jOseph Middleton, late of Weod county.
Ohio, doceased. yAllperSons iadeAlea to Ihe es-
tate are requested t0 make immediate paymeRt;
AMI those having claims againstthe same will pre-
suht them to the undersigned fnr allowance.
n LEWIS u. cASS.
Portage. wood Co., o., June s, 1855. 5iFc
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

d John Mitchell, who edited the Richmond
E,gaG.eS, aid who has recently been edit.
ing che New York AsrS, tuwhioh ps,siti0a
he lad been Invited by Ben, Wood, has
been arrested by Gen. Nix, in 6hedi.
enoo to orders froa Washing ton, The no.
torious Judge MoGaRn hovered around
General Dix's office, evidently desiroas ai
securing MitehelIs release in somo way,
aud asserting that. as he we an alien, Ao
could pot be tried for treeson, lie did nst
find Mitchell however, The latter, as the
Pokf remarks. being probably al sea.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

u ss.aI lll q ,srity istlsoT iseagid saf -e
uTHPs. -CarriAes and Team WHY'S. finn
wv IS eeats mp h 81. full stuck on hand Al
an tines At the hARDwARf STORE. y -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21

IRON AM STEEL -Dlacksmiths eau buy their
l Iron, Steel, and everything In their line, at
Toledo prices,at the HARDWARE, STORE.
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