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Lynchburg District.

RICHMOND, Oct. 13-Returns are favorable
TO the election of Charles L. Mosby. an eIigihis
candidate in the Fifth or Lynchburg District
Daniel II. Hague is probably elected in the
Eighth District.
The constitutional amendment was adopted
by all almost unanimous vote
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EIEE CLOTHIN NG.

FINE CLIO THING
y. HEEKLEMAN,
12S BALTIMORE STREET, BALriMoRE, MD
Betwesn Calvert and South street, south side
In addition to his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
READY MADE CLOTHfNG, OF Foreign and Do
perior workms- skip.
Gentlemen in want Of fine or medium quality
clothing will ind il greatly to their adyautaee n
examine his stock before purchasing
Boys Clothing Ready Made and NJ Msde to Order in
the most satisfactory manner.
STerms Cash.
81 One Price Only
Having unsurpassed facili lities for buying goods.
Purehasers may rely upon advantages seldom Of
fered them IN this market
Call aud examine Stock and Prices.
HOrders by mail receive prompt attention,
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 13-The eIecuon
passed off quietly in Norfolk and Portsmouth
yesterday. l.. H. Chandler leads for Congress
with handsome majority. Messrs Hurst and
Longborne were elected from Portsmouth for
the House of Delegates. Returns from the first
district come in slowly, and w. II. b. Gusts
will be elected TO Congress
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FENNO & MAGINLEY'S WARRINGTON
..a... THEATRE.
Eleventh Street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Last night but one Of the popular American Ac
tor, EDWIN ADAMS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1865,
Shakspeares great play.
MACBETH
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Beware whom you suffer to cotne aft.
Trust no man who has been q traitor.
Trust no man who has given aid or com.
fort, directly, OF Indirectly, South on North,
to treason, je0r .a4a G.n sG t~tHB
Remember: the dreadful war was wayet.
the policy OF three generations controlled,
by slavery. Slavery was treason.
Remembers: the rebels. servants Of tho
slave power, 'thbugh forced 10 ilty down
thoir arms, yet hope and seek 30 re,establi>h
slavery. to consumns,te Geaaon.
Watch slavery, then, as treason ineaFnate,
till II shall be utterly dead and buried out
OF sight. alge et slslafssisg
;, Chosen fen your loyalty, pledged 10. tho
extinction OF treason, you have, by the
providence of God been called to take tho
helm. ('' +f'asf'eaat4 nai9
Remember that q loyal pcoplc, deaf 10
party, needing the. can Of humanity, aionc,
with one voice hade their great captain ex-
the whole world cried, Amen. a'es'@
Therefore, take no counsel Of those 'who
think of party OF of politics. ,sa4ss
% Council with sfriendsi Of freedoTn,s yith
the lovers Of their country, sud with them
alone. ~ 90 'at
Heed only the voice Of jnstiec. Obey
the law of liberty. ,lgi.sfgg -
ao Beware least you underrnte tho dangcr
as men did when tho war began, Il is
more insidious lit may be no loes now than
1t was then. But remember the danger
now exists only by your suRerance. tasa1
The loyal people of America. the wlopged
race which fought her battles, now endowed
with freedom, humanity, call on you in this
hour not only to be true, but not 10 let Your
devotion to truth be questioned. ~
Rebuke, then, tho fellapirit which, North
and South dares to begin its evil work,
with the hope that you, may falter..
Let good men sec, let bad men feel, that
you viii carry ont the work tot which
Abraham Lincoln consecrated hirnaeh a. to
. task appointed Of God, Raise she race
he freed.
Once more. Beware Of treason, whether
in Tms, as an assassin, or in eohventions
and councils of the people or in yoaF own
cabinet. Do not trust traitors oT-,their
triends to take your reckoning or work the
vessel.
CAPTAIN, SAVE Tur sniP.4 7yaseyfpt.
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Mr. Nasby Searches the Scrip
tHrcs and Gets Comfort.
SAiST,s RgsT, which is in the siOitl
nv Mo- iArans. IL Ii IQEs 4

H h. 81
The contenplashnn Nv The Niger hcz IN
time past, givn me a CRATE tleel NV trnblle
Niggcf hez t,t me bin aninkubus, nitcinare.
i never Good see Will tho sposies wuzt put
0ntu the face NV the earth. eny more than,
tolds OF uther disgiistin ohiecks But last
iite a lite bust onto me- ] seed italt
wuz low spegitcd aud depTeat. lief.
Davis pinin in loathsom dung Iln-.- tue
Eng!ish carpitalitists a mourn for Ghsir cot
toirbonds and refisin to be eonfortit be.
katse Tho Confederacy is ilot--Afrs. Snrratt
a dangliu in tile air. Military Courts plenty
and lElbio corpusis sease---ths loosnis witll
wich peple put their mummy ia 7.y0s---ihe
sojers returlin and gpiD iUr constoosllnel
dipekrats, aud tho giReTal deiRoraliG,tion
ny pimoerlsy, all eonspired 10 give 1nle the
horrors, and TO add 10 Iay distress. tho jug
wuz ont 10 avoid nEsdnis,I took up the
bible hord with Justice Nv tho reacc
who hez to keep one to sware WITNESSES 0nI
and happened to open at the 9th chapter
ny JsnYsis, 400 know al about that
blessid chapter, ..ms. I, .,as..
Aoer, alter the water went down, cum
down from AIyat, vent to farmu and
plaptld grapes extensive. One day DO took
a nip too much. and lsde down With jusoiai-
Shent clotllp onto him. His "a son Han,
seed him IN that fix, and when Noer woke
While his hair Was still ppllin, he Gust him.
and bis Postsrity, and sed shey shoad be
Servanis fer iver. ~. ,.B ~. ~ t.
pan lwleh in the original Hebrew sigii.
hes The hind quarter. Nv q hoS,l was rhS
I9theF Nv the Airikinss aud they hsy bin,
siages ivsr seuee. Z, M. ~, 81. ,l',.',.
seed Lie .tnwunst II realized tho i'm.
poFmpce nv the nigger, Ile is the cODne,f-
n IIpk ~ the rhane uy cirkuinslunres whcl,
led 10 llie furmasllln Of tho Dimrkratic
pari lac has kept that blessid alashcs,,,
. rlnnin TO this day ts,a.si .lf srss
! iCY4sf,hN|, igIuath gstrll aa.t8 haa
{. vH.sky loF wlnet wieliis tl.e sadne ihhgy
made Noer tight. e,'i |, ,f,... i.. ..I..',', Si'
Ham seed NpsT inebgiatid.
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Nocr cust IIan, wich twned l,im 70 4hig.
ger and n servant lsF17 eia
That tte Skripters mite 30 fulfill, the
children Nv Ham wuz brot 10 AnFerlkA to-
be scrVancc here.
Wiekid men set themselves agin The
skrirters anil tried " mako men Nv tho
niggcrS. e IS a.3Tv
Tho Dmekratio party ariz. for tho pur.
pose Nv keepin the nyger DOVE and That
dolitoful bi2nes hcz given them employ mont
Tor more than THU tyyears. Aiis ee9
liz | shet tho bvok I ooud not yFelp
remarkin in the words NV the sammist;a
Good Lord upon what slender threds.
Hang everlasting things"
SupposlH Noer, inslid WI phntin grapes
he'd gone to ptactisin law, or into the gro
Gerry bisnes, or byin prodoose on comIuishn,
or putin up patopt tuedicins--ho wooySeBt
hov got inebriatcid, he woodnt hev cuai
Ham, Ham woodent hev turned black, and
there woodent hev bin no niggerss, lto A BIZ
lishuists aud consequently no DmokrNls.
Or, sposen all NY llalrs children had
taken dipthcra and died-tho samc rcs,i
wood lov foilored. thH''g1og p& "
Whisky n,adc niggcr, nigger mais3 D-
mocrisy. Take away whisky and nigger,
aud Dimocrisy woodont be OF no more ak.
kount than y onc.arrned man vt rafsiR
Whisky Nigger! Dlmocrisyg On,
savory trinity. aafeT 4s.9 halla18
[ We doNs Rone NV Us read the skripicrs
enuH i4...
rErRot.EuM Y. NAsBY.
Lait Pastor nv tho Church Nv the Moo Dis.
pcnsashun. lf1 hsA#e -H.sN
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The following poem, written as long ago as
1881, on the approach Of the great Cholera Wis.
itation here of 1882, is once more, we fear, ap.
propriate j
Brcathcss the eoursc or the Tale White Horse
Bearing the ghastly form.
Rapid and dark M the spectre bark,
When Il sweeps before the sturln .I
BaleGUlly bright, through the torrid night,
Ensanguincd meteors glare
Fisrcely the spires OF volcanic fires
Stream ON the sulphurous air
Shades Of the slain, through the murdcrcrs brair
tiit terrible and drear--
Shadowy and swift the black storm-driGt
Doth trample the atnlospherel
But swifter Than all, with u darker pail
o. terror around my path,
have arisen from my lamplcss prison.
Slave Of the high Gods wrath
a deep voice went from the Firmament,
Aud IL pierced the caves of Earth
ThssofoFo came on my wings of flame,
From the dark place Of my birth
And it said eco forth, from the South to the
North,
Over yon wandering ball
Sin is the HING Of that doomed Thing,
And the sin-beguiicd must fall"
Forth from the Gate Of the Uncreate,
From the portals of the Abyss;
From the caverns dim, where vague forms swim
And shapclcss Chaos is
From Ilades' womb-from the joylcss tomb
OF Erebus and Old Night
From the unseen deep, where Death aud Sleep
Brood in their mystic might s .-
GOMEZ come before me are dumb .t
The nation, aghast for dread
Lo have passed, the desert blast.
Aud the millions Vt earth lie dead
rf.t. ...a .faEi.f y .s. ..H
A voice Of fear from the hemisphere
Tracketh me where fly
Earth weeping aloud for her vidowhood
wild and desolate cry
Thrones and dominions beHeath my pinions
B Cover like meanest things
Melt from my presence the pride and plcasance
OF pallor-stricken Kings Tt.'
Sorrow and mourning suprcmely scOrning,
My throne in che bOundless air. j.as3.
My chosen shrOud in the dark-plumed cloud
Which the whirling breezeS bear
Was I not borne ON the wings Of morn,
FroE the inngles Of JessOre
Over the PLAN Of the purple main, .ll
To the far Mauritian shore
To the isles which sleep on the sun-bright dccl
OF eoral-paved sea AVIS N1.tl 81.
Where the blue waves weltcr beneath the shelte
Of Heavens serenity
From the womb of the waters, athiIst for slaugh
tcrs,
rose that thirst to sate-
AhNSV nhhNNh iotSo otS HitNSS IA titS NdStS VI
waves, F.f ~ 4 I
) Their beauty is desolate
From the wide Erythrean, the noise OF my Pear
Rolled on the southern blast
Eternal Taurus made answering chorus,
From the glaciers lone and vast
Did not pass his granite mass,
And the ridged Caucasian hill
Over burning sands frost chained lands
Borne at my own wild will {? aia.i
Then bark to the beat Of my hastcnug feet,
Thou shrined in the sea-
Where are thy dreams that the Ocean streams
Wmld be safety unto thee? rts.
Awaken ! awaken my wings are shaken
4, Athwart the troubled sky
Streams the red glance Of my meteor lance,
And the glare OF mine eagle eye ai
Iiearkea oh, hearken my coming shall darken
The light of thy festal cheer .i
IN thy stormy rocked home, on the northern foam
Nu:slmg Of Ocean heart
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ial EvES a pig upoua spit may conso ID him.
selt that things will take a 1tagns.i .s,,as.
In isn't regular drinking that, is 50 rnin.
QUA lPm the drinks between drinks.-,e.,
~ A oopG, who WAS told To- cat, ,lrer, apron,
rettpprtod that i Went against the stomach.
ThE infant delights in crows, hut hates
the lhrnSbi sotne lunaiics are raven aa.l;
-Slultohs ate fund Of swa kws ;gafnt5icrs .ke
pigeons a,il'Snlls; thieves gsSi;r k,yss rol,in:
fast men glory III u bark ~ irIitl every uood
husband loves his it'll duck Of w,fe.,
r JFYYFS' said caS,eroaian 10. hiss dauel,-
ter, who was asking his ppripisSiGn 10 ae.
company her rwgedt and fstofei suitof to
the altar, "Jcimie. lisa very soIamnthing
to get marrie,Lzi Il kneys ii lailser,r replied
tue se''sllle tam!ssl, hut US agfsataseal
IN going % ride at the corntry," said
a trencliman, whose English WAS not very
perfect, TO q friend in town. ~You should
say ride N the country, remarked the
friend. 3" ALI yes--vsry good" Eesponds,l
the ,Frepchlpani and when | come Lack
VIII knock in your door" EA 'saa
IT Il q remarkable fact thst elcefrieitv
travels so rSpidIy that sit may bos cent
through gpDPowder without lgnitinr il
and il is only when tho current is retarded,
that an explosion takes place. Tlro pro-
gress OF electricity Is swifter tllmn fK.ht.
being about two hundred miles seeo1d.
AcERrAIS eastern potentate feeling Rim.
sslt qnt ol sorlsiou une occasion, gQnts sfor l.is
physician, ami demanded a e,.ye Tako
this mace" sai4 tbs pliysician. "a nid,iit !,
horse and swing the Instrument bapk8and
lorth, riding meanwhile rat full gallon.
certain drngs. .c0ncealed ia tho Irandle win
then exndei yopr. excellency wifi absorb
them and 30 etrred. And lie Was: saws the
legends the sire VII man OF nsslicine khew
full that all tho king reauife Cd was fresh
air and .exsrcise. and he ;ook this Iue .hoei Of
prescribing lhens,
a rorSo msmiha, on tie important occa-
sion OF ma Ing her little boyhis iirst f.aiy Of
trousers, conceived the idea that Il Svcol be
more economical to mako them at tlscssamo
dl.nensiQhs eehlad aSd before, 80 tlpt they
might DC Changed about apd WEAK oveMly.
heir eileci When donnsi BY the 'lttk fei-
low wse S4Ty Tidiculoas, Papa, at fret
~'ght ~ The baggy gsnrnenf, infst,iato
roar et laughters and exsl4imed, HOla my
ie9r, how could you have the heart 10 DC il.
My, tho poor little fellow Won't Know
home"
4. CrRE FOR, IS-cKowiNG Niils.-It Is stated
That ca'itcrization by hot tallow i an inn.
'"edlAte cure for hretowine aalls. PIT a
smaii peice "a tallOW IN spoon. anJ i,lsat
lit,Afr App 'Ril u bseamcy very. hot.
and drop t0o or three drops lAtwFen nail
aid gfa,Mlatioas. rlle eject isainhkfinae.
lea. itlhl aud .teadefaess afe ,slinnce ye.
lirs eal, ''hd pIaa fs's Gays ,tha,gstnnnlsstio
st go lspying lhe diacased parla. drv. and
leslitnte Of 9ll feeling, aud tue edee oi tha
lall exposed, 50 as to Nlmit Of being tared
iwav witlout any h6oAvenicnce.5 NJ The
'perntinn tAHses litila if a.,yi 4aip,if the
ALLOY ispropel y heated. M iaCea
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rescue these people from the difficulties
that have So long surrounded them, Then
let us I've patient, inJusIric'N and persover.
ing. | trust that what lmto said may be
understood and appreciated. Go to your
homes aud lead peaceful professions aud
happy lives, in peace with all mon, Give
utterancc tono word that may cause dis.
sensions, but do that which is croditahe
to yourselves and to your country. To tho
officers who have led and so nobly com.
mandod yon in the field. also return my
thanks for the compliment yOu have con.
ferrod upon me. f s
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
L Of Sandusky County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction on FRIDAY, the 3D. day of No
vember, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ,attbe door of the
Court House, in Perrysburg, Ohio, the following
premises, to wit:
The north half Of the south east quarter Of the
north east quarter, and the south west quarter
of the south east quarter of the north east quarter
OF section Thirty-four Township Of Centre, County
acres ON the very favorable terms following:
0nc-third in hand, one-third in nine months and
the remainder in eighteen months from the day of
sale, with interest the deferred payments being
cured by mortgage ON the promises.
,tt JOHN LEFEVER,
NANCY DUESLER, %,
Administrators of Jacob Ducsler decd.
C.W. PAGE, Attorney.
September 26, 1865. 23e$7
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SIIEIsIFF'S SALE.
wo5d Common plcae

James Pember,
AtFs 2 y q VS. Z y Wo1d 'Cotntnon plcae
Levi Wemorc.
Z. Bv virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed
and delivered, will offer for sale at public ven
due, at the door of the Court House in Perrysburg
IN said county, on g
.v SATURDAY, October 90, 1865,
Between the hours Of and O'Clock p. VI. o
said day, the following described property to-wit
The northeast quarter of section ten (10), town
ship five (5), range twelve (l2l, commencing south
20 degrees, east 81 links from post set in a rock
at the mouth of the west branch of Portage River
and Witnessed by willow tree fifteen inches in
diameter; north Is degrees and 80 minutes, west
81 links from post; thence south as degrees, west
40l q links; thence south degrees east 40 chains;
thence north 66 degrees, 45 minutes, east 3s9 links
thence nerth degrees, east 20 links, To the point
of beginning, containing l7l00 acres. ST.
CHARLES W. EVERS Sheriff,
MURRAY PRIoE, Plaintiff s Attorneys
Perrysburg, September 23, 1865. % IS so
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Mnrdto Please.

The New York DufV NerS writes
" The working classes of the South are ex.
posed more than those Of this section at
present are, to the pressure of negro eom.
petition The equality OF the two begins
it's assertion there in form more threat
ening 10 tho white laborer than even the
case of the North. Tho progress Of the
struggle ut tho South may therefore I've
watched by the working classes here as a
study OF what is, as yet, but in progress Of
development among themselves.
II is difficult to s,tisfy mon who are de-
termined to grumble. We have been oonh.
IDENTITY assured, at different times by the
Daily Netcs and its friouds, the malignant
pro-slavery men, @
First, That the FREQ negro viii not work
at all; but q.
Second, that he will work 80 much bet.
YER than the white laborer that the latter
will DO injured by the pressure Of negro
competition" fnos
Third, that the country win he ruined By
the idlcness OF tho free blacks; but
Fourth. That tho negroes are go eager
Tor work az to leave none for white work.
men. aat aH rt3
Fifth, That the negroes are curse to
the country; but
Sixth, That the slave system, which made
negro breeding a regular and prs6tnblo
business, aud Tins increased their numhcrs
at an abnormal rate. was divine institu.
ton and a blessing TO The laud.
Seventh, That the negro in naturally an
abject coward; but i tra
Eighth, That no is . most dangerous
creature, capable of rising and numbering
a community double his numbers and with
q hundred times his strength in arms and
all prepNra.iops for defcnse TT
Ninth That the negro can only l;vo in
a warm climate. like that of ,he Southern
States. but "a
. Tenth That now he "a aet free thcrc he
will Immediately rush North, and take the,
bread ont. of The mo,tl,s .of' the wh;tc v,rk.
ingmen here. 20
Eleventh. That white mon cannot work
in the Southern fields which can ibs cil,i.
waited only bv negroes. bnt ( q a,S =
,~TweiftH. That the negroes ouvh, MI 70 bc
colonized in Africa. or driven OF 10 some
remote corner of ths continent.
Thirteenth, That the freedmen ara so
stupid and ignorant "a 20 be d,,nyerta,s 70
tho rcpublic:. hut IA
Fourteenth. That tbcy oupht not 70 be
instructed or permitted TO ncuuire knowl.
edge, VIII ~ ''TI ~
Fifteenth, That it wnuii be a curse 10
Northern workingmen 20 have tho uogtoes
floek into these Statcsy,but 80.
Sixteenth, That Northern working men
ought not to favor a policy which Would
make the negroes conicntcd rs remain in,
the South. PgfHYFE
.- Seventeenth, That the workinrmen of the
Northern States are the most intelligent,
the most capable, the most industrious and
the most vifhous in the world; but 81 M
Eighteenth, That they will inevitably be
ruined and deprived of work by tho com.
petition OF ignorant and idlo negroes. ~
Nineteenth, That tho presenco of tile
blacks amongst us will always be a source
Of difficulty and trouble; but Gra 50
Twentieth. That the Emanoipation aoi
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SITERIPF,S SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

Simeon Jennings, .a...a
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
William Jackson ct all
by virtue Of an order OF sale issued in the above
caHse by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public venduc, nj
the door of the Court House, in Perry ysburg, Wood
county, 0hio,on
SATURDAY, November IL, 1868,
Between the hours of and 5 O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day, the following described property. towit I:
The southeast quarter Of section thirty SO J,
township five 81, north Of range eleven }, in
Wood County, Ohio Appraised az $4,000.
CHARLES W. EVERS, Sheriff
E. p. BAssETT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, October 10. 1865. - 24cS5 90
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GHERIFF,S SALE.
sepnFonia ia. s"yaer. Wood c..,n,,, ,

VS.. Wood Common Pleas
Hiram Snyder ct nj.
BY virtue of anorder of saleissued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and deiv
door ef the Court House, in Perrysburg. in said
county, on
.L1 SATURDAY, Oetnber %, 1865,
Between the hours Of aud O'Clock p. NJ. ot
said day, the following described property, t. wit
The north part of the northeastfrac quarter
of section number ono Il }, in township FIVE So,
north OF range eleven 11) east less two acres IN
the northwest corner thereof being fifty-sevcn tj)
" 9 CHARLES W. EvERs, Sheriff.
Cook & BELL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Perry sbnrg, September %. IsG5. 22eS6 rs
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SIIEItIFF'S SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

Samuel Holden, ct al,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Sam1W. Durham ct al \
By virtue of am order of sale ISSUED nv the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, aud to me directed and de-
livered will offer for sale at public vcnduc at the
door ofthe Court House, IN the town Of Pcrrysburg,
Wood County, 0hio.on
SATURDAY, November H., 1885, =, "a
Between the hours of 2 and o'clock y. NJ, Of
said day, the following described property, to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of section eight (S),
township four a y north of range nine (0) east in
Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at $500.
CHARLES W. EVERS, Sheriff,
N. r. & r. WATTS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, October 10, 1855. 2ieS5 so
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me issued from
~ the Court Of Probate Of Wood County, 0hia, |
will offer for sale at public auction on ~
SATURDAY, October 2s, 1865,
Between the hours Of and r. NJ, Of said day, on
or near the premises, the following described real
estate, to-wit
The northesst quarter Of the northeast quAFter
dissection number thiiryrone (3l), town four A..
north Of range nine 81 east, 40 acres more or less
N Wood county, Ohio. Appraised at $500. Terms
legal n
LANGDoN G. HUBBARD, Guardian. :
GEoRGg SrRAIH, Attorney.
September n, 1885. J4i Rta = Nr H22e#
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Henriette Nanpe,t.l

hcnfictte Nhnpctisl
vs.. ood Common Pleas.
Louis Vaupclt
The defendant Louis Nanpelt, will take notice
that the plaintiff on the llth day of October, A. ID.
1865, filed her petition in the office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio,
the object and prayer of which is TO obtain a
divorce from the said defendant on the ground of
adultery.
Cook & EEEL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
October N, 1865. 2lfS5 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IOthe viewers and surveyor appointed to view
and survey a proposed County Road commencing
AT The township line between the townships % Per-
center post Of section one, Lake township, aud run
ming south % che half section line Of seeiiaa one
and Twelve uf said Lake township until II inter
sects the Mcatville a. Toledo Plank Road, will
meet az the village Of Clay junction. ON the 2ith
dpy orOethef, a. n,ls65. pG -m
Lake township, September 20, 1865. 22da /