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Latest from RichmOnd--t, 900 of the
Principal buildings Burned.

NEW YuRK. April 7.-Coburn, of the
World, arrived hero this evening, 80 hours
from Richmond. lie gives tho following
statement OF the condition aud situation Of
our armies.
Tho cunII ,1ration was moro extensive
than at first reported. II is estimated
thAt nearly 800 buildings wore destroyed,
Including the principal mills, factories, ar.
,tnalS, haukS, newspaper Offices, Govern
ment storehousos AMI War Department
buildings.
Judge Campbell tcnlcrcd hia services to
Lincoln to visit Davis au'l urge him Ia
peace. The Prcsdunt sail ho would re.
ceiye communications, but would send
none.
ltis reported that Mrs. Jclt. Davis left
for Galveston Oh Wednesday of last week,
There is strong evidence to show that
the rebel Government had been laying hold
of all coin under the late act of Congress.
and aso carried off the Government
archives. Tlree millions OF dollars was
taken out oi the city last week.
Richmond WAS in state Of famine; pro.
visions were mainly CONSUMED. The pop
ul,tiou was nearl:r all there, very few hav-
| ing left
Breckenridge supcrinteuAo, the destruc.
ton ot the city and directed tho firing OF
! tho buildings.
Great numbers Of ori Sin,L 80 ,rssinntsts
have already taken the oath. They are
! ready for unconditional submission.
The Richmond lTdiy appe'rs asa Union
paper, under the former proprietor
Tho attempt to organizes and arm negroes
il the most laughahlo and ridiculo0S fail.
ure OF the war, AMI it was decided by tho
rebela themselves that never more than SOC
were organized.
Tho latest news news at City Point
when Mr., Colburn lett, was Gspatch frou
Grant, that portion of Lees body gnarC
had been captured near gainesville. Thi'
probably accustomed the repnrt Of the cap
ture of Lee. IL is confidently believed tina
Ice cannot cross tho AppomltoS, nor cal
Johnston Join him. Oar forces are be
tween the two. Lees officers remain firm
but the soldiers are doscr,irg in large mum
bcrs. Lees Army is fast liSSolvinS, aut
the rebels in Richmond said it woud sopl
TALL to pieces, il closely followed by Grant
We have captured five hundred cannon
but very little ammunition. There wer,
1000 wounded rebels in Richmond.
General Shepley has been relieved o
command AS Military Governor. and Gen
Weitzl will be Military Governor until hi
successor is appointed.
Ia Nearly all tho tobacco in Richmond WA
fbOrned About 800 hogshcals were burn
ed there and thousands in Petersburg.
We captured transport and two tugs
and thTue armed vessels were destroyed.
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A British officer Thrown into Libby
Prison by the Rebels.

NEw IoGK, April 6.---A British officer,
who signs hims"lfF. A. Roberts, Lieutenant
Colonel of her Britannia Majesty regiment
of Fourth llussars, addressed II letter to
the British Parliament, compl lining of h e
treatment in Richmond lIc visited the
C"nte'oracy on curiosity, and was thrown
into prison. and treated shamcfully. lis
says the prison was filthy and fnlI of vor.
min, and the food not fit for deg to cat,
and the conluct of tho prison oilio ais was
brutal in the extreme.
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LegmI Notice.

N'"" S''''" In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Burr Smith. "'N N'"a9' ""0'
UNlIE defendant, Burr Smith, will take notice
that the plahtitl, El;za Smith has this day
hed in the Clerks olhee OF tho Court of Com
Ron Pleas. of Woud county, state Of Ohio,
her certain petition, setting NJ that on the
day Of fling said petition she was an actual
H'sideRt OF said county of Wood, and that for
nsre than the yeSr last past she had been a
resident Of the state ot Ohio; that ON or about the
2ith day OF February, A. ID. 1854, she was joined
in marriage to the said Burr Smith, de endaut, at
Perry township, Wond county, Ohio; that said de-
PENDANT ami this plaintiff lived together as man
and wife, from said 26th dav OF February, 1854,
until about the l0,h day of November, A. u. 1859;
that ON or about sail loth day IT November, A. u
1889, said defendant, Burr Smith, without any just
cause Or Pr0SN"atinn, on the part ut the plaintiff,
deserted this plaintiff, and Cor period OF mora
than five years last past. said defendant has boon
willully ahseut from this plaintiff Said petition
asks fur divorce ot said plaintiff fron said defend
ant, and decree at Court for reasonable alimony.
Said petition i'll staaA for hearing az the next
term Of siil Court uf Cannon Pleas of Wood
ooantyi Ohlo, which sits Nav SDth, A. ~, 1865.
ELIZA SMITH.
rs MvSRAV \ lEIog, her Attorneys.
April 10, 1855, 5egSl4
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GESERtb. I rcccircd, at late hour, your
noto vi tn day in answer 10 niue Of yvstor,
day ! dih not intend 10 propose the sur
render Of Tho army ut Northern Nirginia.
but to ask tllc tcrms Of your proposition. r
To be- frank do not think the vmetgcncy
has arisrli tO call Tor the wureHderj but az
tho rcstpraiionUi peace should he tho s"lc
object ol all desire to know whether your
proposals would tend 10 tat oud. ! cam
not, therclurc, meet you with view to
surrender tho army Of Northern virginia,
but ~ il ,s Jour proposition may ahgct
the G,uledcrato States Army forces under
ny command. aud tUnd TO the reutorrtion
Of peace, shoull bc pleased 10 meet you
at 10 J. VI tomorrow, uii the old tlasc
r"hd to Richmond, between tho picket lines
Of tho two armies.
Very respectfully. &c,
r. LEE.
tn IipuI, mann Iunoral Grant
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ScmooL LAND ROM sALE

FTNIIE purchaser of the following described land,
l. in Section 10, Town nnrth, Range 10 east,
having failed to make his several payments ae-
cording 10 law, said Land, with all the improves
ments thereon, will be sold to the highest and best
bidder, at the doJr OF the Court House Of said
county, TN
WEDNESDAY,, the 2lth day OF May, 1858,
At 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, unless the payments, with
the accruing interest now due on said lands, DO
paid before that timo, tO-wit
Lot No. 1 ... 40 Acres. .--.-... Amount, $231 %
Terms Cash; and na bid will be received for
less than the amount due, as above, with cost *
sale.
Gso. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, April 3. 1868. 49f
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sCENn IN THn 6HIo LEGusLArUME.

A correspondent Of tho Cincinnati CIT
sctte, writing from Columbus, 7th inst, says
An inter, sting scone occurred IN both lloue
eS that morning upon the receipt Of tho in.
telhgcnoo that tne great and favorite hero
Of Ohio, Phil Sheridan had ridden down
aud routed J,eo's retroating hosts, capturing
Generals, privatcs aud guns without NUN.
her, and that lo confidently expeoiod next
to oonpel Leo 10 surrender tho rest of his
fugitive soldiers. Tho Governor hinsclI
brought up the dispatch, aud then quietly
enjoyed what followed. IL was road IN tho
Sonate by Mr., Devip, aud in the House by
Mr.. Waters, business being suspended for
shatpurpose. Then followed such cheer
Ing aud shouting, and waving of hats. Nh
threatened tho very roof of the Capitol
Order was restored and tho two lIouscs
struggled Oh with show of business for a
few'momonts, and then took recess in ut,
Ter disregard of all rules and docorum.
They broke loose" as boys say IN school
days, sbo'tiug like mad AS they rushed out
for High strect.
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George ". Chapman, Plaintiff, !

Elmira A. Chapman, Defendant.
- AID defendant, Elmira A. Chapman, OF Cres-
sylvania, will take notice that said plaintiff George
w. Chapman. of Wood county, and State of Ohio,
did, ON tn, 10th day of April A. d. 1865, file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Wood
county, and State of Ohio, against the said de-
fcudant, setting forth that said plaintiff and de-
Gn'ant were married in December 4, D. 1868,
and asking that said plaintiff may be divorced
from said defendant, On the ground OF the adultery
Of said defendant.
LEE & FRENCH, PlG's Attys.
Wood County, Ohio, April TO- 1865 50fS6 50
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mce,inv ON tho eyeninp of ,he 18Th If
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iWn State Convention. aud asking the Union
Central Committoo to give them a,cb ro.
or.san,a,ion Ea 80
t"s i1alowi"s report oI 'he proceedings,
after theadopti0n OF the resolutions, we find
"a tho Chattanooga Gazette. OF March 10:
n Col Erexv.rpor 9th Oh;. vn,s 4,
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OmcinI war Bulletin.
WAX DEPARTMENT, WAsnISGros,
April 1-1O AM.

WAX DEPARTMENT, WAsmiSGToS,l
W " April 7--l0 a. NJ.
~ Myoy-Geae,m Dic;
GonerM Sheridan attacked aud foiitod
Ices army, capturing Generals EwclL
kcrshaw, COrsc, Button and rsany Other
general oIliCcrs, several thousand prisoners
and a large number OF can0on. and expects
to force Ice 10 surrender all that is loft OF
hs army.
Dctals will 10 given as speedily as pos.
siblc. The telegraph in working badly
+. NJ. STANTON, Scc,y Of War.
WAa DErARrNESr, April I'll A. NJ.
~ Gea Dir; ,rtIvfal
Tic following kilograms, announcing the
victory won yesterday 10y Maj. Gen. Shori-
dan over Lees army, have just been re.
Ceived 10y this Department.
i. NJ. SrASroS, Secy of War.
CRY PotSr 8:3j 4. NJ. April 7.--Hoa
Secretary IF IV,u: At ll:l5 yesterday al
BurkosvIllo station. General Grant sends mC
the following from General Sheridan.
A. LINCOLN.
Arm G-llI5 F. ND Ii. Gen
G'unG | have tho honor to report that the
enemy made stand at tho intersection Of
the Bnrke's Station road with the road up
WI NHlCn tucy WCTe IeIICalIS. atUlCkcU
them with two divisions of the 9th Army
Corps, aud routed them handsomely, max
ing u connection with the cavalry
am still pressing Oh with both cavalry
and infantry.
Up to the present time we have captured
Generals Ewoll, Kcrshaw, Button, Corso, De-
barry Gusts aud Leo, several thousand pris
oners, Ii p eccs OF artillery, with caissons
and a large number OF wagons, Ii the
thiaS is pressed think Leo will surrcn
der. j. II. SHERIDAN.
Maj Gen. Comd'g.
CRY PoINT, s \. NJ, April I.
To IiJn S;c'y If IYW:
Fhc following further intelligence is jus
received: A. LINCot.N.
We cannot advance to morrow in The
same manner we have to-day. We are con
siderahly mixed. might push u column
down the road, but it is evident | cAnno
follow rapidly during the night.
\. A, lluMPnR#Y's, Ma. Con.
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Military Local BountieS.

VOLUNTEERS credited to Wood County, Ohio
' under the requiSitionS of the President for
troops, made October, 1868, and February, 1864
are hereby notified that the County Commission
erS, in accordance with the 18th section of an ACT
passed March 2SIh, 1884, entitled, "Au act to an.
thorzc the County Commissioners and others I,
levy tax 10 pay bomuos 10 'olunteerS," will, on
the Sth day OF next September At the Auditors
00icc, meet to settle cor all claims for Boundci
offered under the said rcquisitions.
Where the Volunteer has disposed Of the County
Order issued in payment Of the Bounty, for les.
than its face, in order 10 recover the difference,
sworn affidavit ot that fact must be flied on or be-
fore the said SIh day of September in the Auditor,
Oilice.
by order of the County Commissioners.
GEO. n, PARSONS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood Co., D.
perrySburg, April 10, 1855. soft
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General steele Fights ana Defeats the
IkCbplS.

New ORLEANS, April l, via CAIRO, o.
General St9elc's command from Pensacola
met with much opposition, but no regular
hattlo was fought until reaching Mitchelps
Fork, on the morning Of the 26th, where
the enemy, numbering 800. made stand
AMI ait,r severe fighting, were rcpulscd
and scattered, many being captured
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Terms 0ne-twelth If purchase money to DO
paid At time Of sale, and the balance In eleven
nual instNilmcnt,, of equal amount; with annual
interest thereon. No bid will be taken for Less
than the appraised value. with cost Of sale.
GEO, n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office. Wood Co., D.
Perrysburg, April 8, 1865. 49f
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SCHOOL LAND FOs SALE.

THE undersigned will cIcr for sale at pnblic
l auction, at the d"or ol the Court House, IN
Perry sburg wood county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the Esd day of May, 1865,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 3
O'Clock p. NJ, Lot number Ten (l0l, Sectioa num-
Der 10, Town number north, Range 10 east,
(Plain township), appraised as follows, to-wit;
40 Acrss.... -. ... Value, $500
Tcrms-One twelfth Of purchase money to be
paid at time Of sale, and the balance ia eleven an
nual installments, or equal amount, with annual
interest thereon. No bid will be taken for less
than the appraised value, with cost Of sale.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditor's 0lliee, Wood Co., u.
Perrysburg April 5, 1865. tM
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LETTING-No. 81.

Notice is hereby given that on the 2lst day ot
April, 1865, at the house Of John Wonders, in
Portage Township, will sell to the lowest aud
best bid iors, in separate sections, all the nnhnSh-
ed work Of bitch Number Fifty y-one )jl) beginning
to sell at the lower end Of said ditch. Plan and
specifications of the work, and conditions of sale,
exhibited Gnd'mdde known on the day Of sale.
Sale 10 commence ut 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors 0Glce, Wood Co. o.,
Pesrys5urg, April 3, 1868. 49c
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CHEST MARKET PRICE
SCIuOOL LANDS FOR SALE.

rI>HE Undersigned will niler for sale At pnblic
auction, at the door Of the Court House, in
Perry sbnrg, Wood county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the 23l day of May, 1885,
Between the hours of 10 Ocl"ck A. NJ. and J
O'Clock Z. NJ, the whole of Section %. Town
number north, Range number 0 east, Weston
townshiPl, divided and appraised as follows, to-
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E,ccution of Gnsrilins.

LorrsvILLE, April G,--rwo noted guerril.
las, John Hodges aud Enoch Dowsis, we've
executed here to-day by military order.
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TERys ! 5! pr year, ia Advancc,
ADSElsriSEIsS,. ATTENTION.

All adycttiicmcpls ft the JorRSAt, should bc
handed in rrcvidas n Nonasy nSo, ofcatbWe,t.
We dsa,llt l@'ot oWsstaret Tocsday Onrtaoou.
aud hasbeeN w. Nnemiinm udny im advertisers
to honl II ,bcir tatc.s aucr we hsd cOmuicuced
working eiTeu ebheo.
Forterms, &c, ,scc lbhd pug,
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A DMINlsTRATRIX'S N0TICE.-Noslee u
N hereby given that have this day been an
pointed and qualified as Administrative Of the ss-
tate OF RobsH Clark, late 81 wo.'d County, OhiQ,
deceased. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
ELECTA A, CLARK, Adm'1.
March so, 1895. ~ asa
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nITCIE LETTING-No. eS.

Notice is hercb by given that on the 18th day Of
April, 1868, al the house Of Daniel Newton, in Mid
drron township, will let to the lowest arri best
bidders, in separate sections, all the unfinished
work OF Ditch Number Sixty-five (65l, beginning
to sell at the lower end Of said ditch Plan and
specifications of the work, and conditions OF sale
exhibited and made known ON the day of sale.
Sale to commence at . o'clock 7. NJ.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co.. Ohio.
perrvSburr AuTil g. 1885 Acc
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AnInIlIfNMI,Nr.

The tcgtdatirc of Ohio hds tSed upor
Thureily, t3lh inst, as the day for an al
jourWRe,h. sue 1jc.
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nIrCM LIFTING No. GO.

Notice is hereby given that on thp 10Th day of
April, 1865, at the house of Daniel Newton, in
Middleton township, will let IN the lowest
and best bidder, in separate sections, all the
unfinished work OF Ditch Number Sixty-six (66l.
BEGINNING to sell at the lower end Of said ditch. i.
Plan an specifications Of the work, and condi-
tons Of sale exhibited and made known on the
day of the sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors OHice, Wood Co. o.,
pcrrvsburg, April y, 1855 1gc
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Township Assessors, Take Notice

V0U will pease meet at the Auditors Office.
l. on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock
A. NJ. to receive instructions in regard TO the as
sossmtnt OF property for the wear 1865.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors 0llce, Wood Co., q.
Perrysburg, April II, 1868. 5oa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
Charles II. Baker,
vs.. , Wood Com. Pleas.
George W. Spangler, ct AL
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Coart of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, aud TO me directed and dcv-
cred, will offer fT sale at public vcndae, at the
door Of the Court House, in Porrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, May &, 1868,
Between the hours of I and o'clock 7. NJ, OF
said day, the following described property, to-wit
The west half OF the northeast quarter, and the
west halfuf the southeast quarter of Section ~
Town four { a north, Range niue t9) east; in
Wood county, Ohio.
Appraised at $t.S00.
CHARLES W. EYERS Sheriff,
WN, nAHER, Attorney.
PerrySburg, April I, 1865. 1887
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DR0BATE NofIGB. II Martha A. Konne,ly, Ad-
4 mmiStratrix of the estate pi Samuel Kennedy,
deceased, has filed her final accounts for the set
tlcmcnt Of said estate in the Probate Court of
Wo0d county, Ohio; and the same will be Tor
hearing On the 18th day Nf April 1865.
L. FULLER Probate Judge.
April I, 1865. l9cs
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low Prices
ycWcIry store.

THE undersigned has opened Watchn,aker's
L shop, opposite the Exchange Hotel, rrys.
burg, Ohio, where he is prepared to do all kinds
"f work in his line. Having had long experience,
| am assured that can furnish the public with as
good work as can be done elsewhere.
All work Warranted Que Ycar
] will pay particular attention to all Watch
work entrusted tomy care. have all kinds of
materials and watch tools for sale, as low as times
will admit. f., l., MAY.
Peirysburg, April 3, 1865. 49tf
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The New York Times City Point special
says ths Sonlh Side Railroad is being re-.
constructed al tbe rate ofRiy OF seven miles
per day. aud is already used TO carry Snp.
plies TO our array ia the held.
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T EGAL NOTICE Daniel Newton, Admins
istraior of the estate Of J. N. Hannah, deeeas-
ed, has filed his final accnants in the Probate
Court Of Wood County, Ohio, for settlement; aud
tho same will be foe hearing and examination On
the 10Th day Of April, A. ID. 1885,
Z. FULLER, Probate Judge.
March 80, 1895. tSbt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that from
~ and after this date will pay no debts con-
iracted by my wife, Pcrcilll j. Mercer AS she has
lsrt my bod aud board without just cause or prov
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Lees surrender!
Correspondence Between Generals
Grant and ice,


WAR DEPARTMENT, WASuINGToS,
April 30 +. NJ.
To Mj0r General DIR:
THIS Department has received the official
report OF tho surrender this day Of General
Leo and his army TO Lieutenant Goncral
GIani, on tho terms proposed by General
Grant. Il. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
IIRADQU'Ra ARMIES OF UNiTED STATES, I
April 6--4:3O 2. NJ.
10 HoH H. ~ Stanton, SecretWVOf Var:
General Lee surrendered the Army oi
Northern Virginia this afternoon upon
terms proposed by myself The accompa.
nying additional correspondence will show
tie conditions fully.
L. $. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
ArRlL Q, 1868.
GESERNL: received your note of ths
morning on tho picket line, whittier | had
come 10 meet you and ascertain definitely
what terms wcro embraced in your bropo.
stion of yesterday, with ference to the
surrender OF this army. now request al
interview in accordance with tho offer OF
tained in your letter FOR that purpose.
Very respectfully.
Your obnt Rcrvt.
X. Il. LEE, General
To III mtenaut General Grant CUlnmanl'g
United States AIInirA
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General Il. i. Lee. commanding Con|c,iey
ate IStdieS Armies:
Your note OF this dato is but this moment
Ql:s0 A. NJ received. In consequence of
my having passed from the Richmond lnd
Lynchburg Road, am at this writing
about four miles west OF Waters Church
aud will push forward to the front for the
purpose Of meeting you. Notice sent to
me on this road whore you wish the iutcr
view to take place, will meet me.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,