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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
AUCTION SALES,
BY Mc5ILTON - CO., Aucsioneers.

RS McEHLTON sS co. Auc9ioneers.
e. An 0LD ESTABLISHED OYSTER
III MD FRUIfPACkING ESTABLISHMENT
corner Lemon street and MoHenry alley with Steam
Engine, all complete, at Auction.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 29th at 4
o cock on the premises we will sell mt public sale
that very valuable Oyster and Fruit PACKING
IIOUSE, situated on corner Lemon street and Nc
Henry alley. The Lot fronts on Lemon street Il feet
inches; running back 81 feet inches to McIienry
alley. There is a Steam Engine Upright Boiler,
with every character Of machinery used in a first
class establishment; Carriage House and Stabline on
the premises This property is in fee; can be pur-
chased az private sale until day of sale. Would suit
kind. - - "N'
Terms made known at sale.
d23-ts 10 Somfh q "a An ~ 49,
EDUBLIC sAE.E OF GOVERNMENT pRO.
IL PERIY, AT FORT MONROE, VA,
THURSDAY, January 4th, 1861
~ II be sold at public sale. at Fort Monroe Va on
IHuRSDAl, January 4th, 1866 at 10 O'clock A M
the following condemned Stores, viz:
About 100000 TBS CORN
100000 lbs OATS.
5000 Grain SACKS.
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
By order of
MAJ. GEN. TERRY.
A. P. BLUNT.
I'm Brvt. Col. and A. @. NJ
-oezo-Is " :. X. ROBERTS, Auctioneer.
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SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
- MULES, ALL GOOD AND SERVICEABLE.
OFFICE OF THE A. q. NJ,
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. %, 1885,
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at Whining
mingtOn, Del,
On FRIDAY, the Sth day of December.
FRIDAY the 18th
FRIDAY, the 22d
FRIDAY the 18th
400 GOOD AND SERVICEABLE MULES,
100 on EACH DAY OF SALE.
The particular attention of purchasers is called to
the excellent quality of these Mules, being of good
size, in good condition, kind and gentle, and well
broke to harness, being the surplus team Mules of
Washington Depot.
Animals sold singly.
Sale to commence at 10 A M.
Terms cash. in U. S. currency.
By order of
Breyet Brig Gen. JAS. A. EKIN,
In charge 1st Div. q. NJ. G. o.
c. II. GALLAGHER,
de1-tD29 Captain and A O. NJ.
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w. r. COLE,
noS-u N. e. corner Baltimore and North sts
W. Il. GUILE,
NE. cor. Baltimore and North sts.,
9-tf Second story

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That appii-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City Coun
widen Commerce. lane. on The east sds. between See
cad Etreet and Exehange plses. ao23-laN9Wt
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
SALE OF HARD BREAD.

JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
del4-tD3l First Division q. NJ. G. 0.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27

Passengers are notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line by which Through Tickets are sold and
Baggage Checked over the Seaboard and Roanoke
going South.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27

Passengers taking the A. NJ Train from New
York, lib A. NJ. Train from Philadelphia. and
?. NJ. Train from Washington, will connect with this
Line at Baltimore.
MOORE n FALLS. President,
WIN. C. SMITH. Supcrintend't
Baltimore Steam Packet Company
u. q. GHIo. General Agent 5. & Il. r. Il.
HUGH O'CONNOR. Passenger Agent. diff
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-14
ss::gGtsa,4e axsg


shdaes ,daakof horses. hoo6adsnA s.auisas
railing 81 dischaEgeso1 caFbipae;,au st, d.os
The next moment, the camp Was fuil Of
cavalry soldiers ii; 6taS anf yiil6I. dasEs sh
'nga about 'hAher sxkd tisit61eeiEsss saHooff1T:
sepgngt Aad tra~plingydsw 1P-
IL brave, IL be hti1sa aaqoands qond sas. com.
plstely surprised. made But soIfly sK5N
ess resistanco,s and i in. fifteen ihsihatxa. 4dt
were killed, wounded, er,captprsa. Gs.ast
\ Tbs ,leis! fire was extingpishedl Just as Mr..
C9opers legs had begun to feel nncomforsttaa..
BY 'warms; the ladies' iw4efss 'nnbbnnad ig iEg
rroHhsadsiwererpicked touts 81, ,etetf feyassr.:
end ,geDtlemsn's person, and all; ll;wsreasats4
ea 9'i f9r !hsit homes hlp % under. AZ. strong
But there were some editors, fart rtsxaa;yst xaa;ysg stg
the eastward, who had sota their. .itiets. ef
tle Indians FROM The, werks of. the Mes.rss
Cooper, Seba Smith and Lippard. and
Mesdames, Southworth and Stephenss. ,ia and
the tracts of tue Reverend Ezekiel Heayyyy33
tome, who wrote long Eiartielsss a6outi tha
hhorrid h cruelty and barbarisp of that eayalS
ry-dash.. .,.,. - =
And some Of these editors are not i, ,s'dee,aIda cad
yet!,9 s5'' ''sss'' - ''-tE''s B1AeARONE.:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-14
Indian Summer.

As We watched some loving lle Ieuot ,,,,:y,,
And shut the lid down Oh He, xhainE eye. II -
ana felt the ache which pierced the sad heart
In the ilrst loneness of its agony!
Il IN thaf Homent. when the soul was strained
no no catcn the gone one-the dear hand should rise.
inc eyes unclosc, the soul give one last look,
And then die out, indeed!
-, 'Twcre like to thee,
Oh sweet, last smile from the dead summers face
-'''''"S o''' fFT GIE> S3'f7s y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-14
$. S.. the e DEM DE:: ocRAT.''.
] ss, pdhilshed st.st: Cloud ste.rns' County,
,,Mlenssota, every Thursday afternoon. -.
~ 20 HiSn tzE!H1t@ -Nisn Eito' 9G3s T0I 9i,;.
0,rlcs-1S posr OPTICS BUILDING, WAsa1saros
-. .,s,,&,s. J, s:AyENuE.s &
W. B MITCHELL, Editor + Proprietor.
4s,. - TERMS,
& two RoLzARs As-lEsaR, llN Ll1H4Nne.

'=jr- RATES OEgADVEaGa1na .,4a
'ne column, cne;yea,f;i -; SIS 90
One,half column, enc year, 4O0o
'me-fo9rth column, one Year,. 25 90
t'ne do&aunn, six mohths, 'a@ 45OO
'le-halt column, six months. so 90
N"e-fourth column, six months, 1900
Cne square, one year, 10 90
cine Square, six mouths, f \ 500
Business cards. five lines or less 4 SIS per
a'.n":n; six lines, $6; seven lines, 81.
L"gal advertisements at statute rates.
en- lines of this sized type constitute a
square, and cards will be charged proper
Zion te to the space they oconp in BREWER
II O B sDW o II TX
" al kinds, executed with neatness and
di> tch, and a: reasonable rates.
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EPITOmE or TIE NEWS.


II is understood on crediable authority
tiat the President is considcrinr tho pro.
priety OF convcning Congress ~ carly as
tis first Of October
The Posts Nvanhtlgton special saya l;o
number Of troops SiiAt will bc mgstcted
out during the month cf June. il has been
computed wiltexcoed 10000.
Millgan, I}oNlss aud lIorsey, tho Indi.
ana conspilators, whose death sentences
have been commuteJ TO imprisonment for
life, arrived Of the Columbus penitentiary
on ThurWduy
1t is now ascertaincd that 500 lives
were lost on board tic Gultana, ouly 600
being saved, many Of them seriously in.
iurod by wounds aud sealds.. Tho report
that the best was oil is untrue. She had
been inseryice but two years.
II is reported i,at heavy immigration
to the United Stakes has sot IN from the
Cauadas. In some sections it il said that
fully oue.third Of tho people aro leaving.
In tho eastern porticu cl Lower Canada
families are leaving by tho dozens. while q
similar hegra exists Ia tho lower provin.
ceg.
The President by proclamation, has ap.
pointed w w. lIoi len, Provisional Gov.
crnor Of North Carolina, and defined his
duties. steps are TO he taken Immediately
Tor thc election of dclcgatcs to u CDnaiitp
tiSnal EouVenton. Nono but Union meH
arc 20 he allowed TO stand as candidates, or
to vote.
Mr.; Chas. O'Conncr has applied to the
War Department for permission to tender
his professional services in case Davis is
arranged upcp ihe iudictiacDt found ~
Tho District Of C0imnha aud he President
has directed that Mr. O'Couuol's appica-
ton bo granted TO the cud that tho ,consti-
tutional provision which secures to an ac.
cused person tho assistance OF counsel
nsay he respected.
ES.Goa@nor Magoflin. Of KonfuelSy has
oo$lo oHt decidedly in favor of the adop.
tion Of the constitutional amendment bv
that State So learns tho Louisville 10 =.
nal which says further: We understand
that Gov. Mago1n is SO fully impressed
with the Importance OF immediate action
on this great question, that he Intends to
take the stulDp in behalf Of tho amend.
ment.'
Tho IV0rM says the Memorial Dipio.
matique OF May lth, makes public The inn
portant fact that the Government Of Pros-
dent Johnson has instructed tho American
Minister in London to require of the Eng
lish Government, a prompt decision as to
the indtmuities due the United States for
losses caused to federal citizens by Con.
icdorato cruisers, such rs tho Allbanl and
others constructed and equipped in Eng,
lisl ports since the beginning of tho war
Tho me@eria says President Johnson only
reviews n demand several timcs 6GtIo by
President i.inc6n, and dcuicd by England,
6ut he accents with more vigor and on.
crgy dlaR over
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Wood Coanty Union Convention.

All Unconditional vaion Mon, of wood county,
Ohio, who supported abraham fincdr for Prcsi
dent at the last Presidential election, arc requested
to mtctin Convention,
40 Rowling Green, on Saturday. 1Ine
90, 1850, at 10 o'clock A. W,
for the purpose Of choosing adcgaics to attend the
State t'aion Convention, 20 bo hdd at Columbus
cr nc 9lst Of June 1865, ana to the Senatorial and
Representative Conf9tions of The Districts 10
which Wood cosnty belongs, to be held at times
an,l places 10 bc Txcd hereafter.
BY ofdcT OF Wood County GENITAL Committee.
GEORGE ~ PARSONS, Chairman,
Fcrrysburg, May 10, 1909
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-07
THE AMNESTY FRocLAMaTIoN.

IN another place wo give the Amnesty
Proclamation issuc1 by the pCesident ,Qu
tho 29th Ut, 1t will be Eound comprc-
honsiye, just and discriminate. 1T being
tho first official expression of tho prcsi
dont of his views in regard to tic organi.
zation Of ineurrectag ,Etatop, is not only
highly iGpeo'anl, but viii meet the cor.
dial approval Of the Loyal people Of the ma.
ton. 1t closes the door against the whole.
sale pardon OF loading ,rebtl3, aims to put
down and keep doWR tho men who inaug,
nrated and sustained tho rebellion but
deals literally and generously with tho
masses Of the peollo of the South.
ConteRporaneous with rie Amnesty Proc
amaton, the President isaues ouctkcr or.
ganiyi@ Provisional Goycnmcmt in
North Caroline, aud appointing W.M. tol
den, editor OF the Raleigh .Hd2sa4Hg,to the
utlico of Provisional Governor wlose an.
thorityA il necessary, is TO be sustained by
military power The pro, iSional govern
mentis h enable the State t0 8sGover its oh
federal relations, A Constitp 6anal Conveu
tion is provided for, the mcmherso of which
are to be elected by the peaplo, only those
persons voting who we're lawft,l electors
undor the State law in 1861, Nrior to the
passage Of the secession orlhancc, aud
who viii subscribe to the oath in tho Am
neSty Proolamation
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NEW ADvERrIsEM,Ts.
LITTAE GIRL LOsT!

NT ARGARET BESSER, little girl I3 wears
VI old, daughter Of Andrew Besscr in Plain
Township, Wood county, Ohio, left her home on
Monday morning June s. between aud To- o'clock
She had ON dark Shaker bonnet, with wldte and
brown trimming, pair Of new shoes, white wo0len
Stockings and gray sh calico dress. She has very
Tong, light celostd hair, fight blue eycs, and Il
heatthy constitution. Speaks Gcrman with Gncncv.
she as supposed TO be somewhat dcmcnted. and
any iniormltion that will lead to her recovery viii
bo gratefully received aud literally rewarded by
her agonized parents.
nv ~, &
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rnE COUNTY coNvENrIoN.

This body holds iis scssioa in bowling
Green, en- Saturday ncKi and VIC docm it's
Importance VnSicioutfy appHrem 10 every
Union man in tho county, 10 secure a full
attendance, without iHrilser comment. Let
the people attend to their own interests.
mud csencise their rights as citizens OF a
FREQ Republic
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OHIO TROOPS no M mrsrEpgp

: Tho E'imbcr of Ohio tlaops in tho Poto.
mac Army, whose terms of enlistment ex.
pre- on the 6rst Of October aud who are
now Under orders for muster out, is five
thousand four hundred. These troops la.
clude aOt anly those in The Potomac army
bht ihosc in shcrnans army, The Sixth
Corps and all others whose terms Of
enlistment will expire prior ta October /.
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custody, or undor bond Of the military or
naval authorities or agents OF the United
States, as prieoners OF war, or psrsons de-
tanned TOT oiienscs Of any kindepher before
or after conviction
Thirteenth a u persens WHO have vol
unfairly purticin2tcd 10 raid rebellion, and
the estimated YaIne Of siioso taxable prop.
erty is oVeF f2O, 900.
Fourteoati' IAN persons who have taken
She oath OF aisncstr, as prescribed in the
Proclamation Of December Sih. a. D. 1863
or IN oath OF allegiance TO the Government
OF thp United States, since the date Of said
proclamation, aud who have not thencofor-
ward kept and maintained tho sanFe invio.
late provided tli@ special application may
be made 10 the PRECEDENT FOR pardon by
any person belonging to the excepted
ehssCs, and such cienency will bo libcr.
ally cxtended as may bo consistent with
the fsets Of The case nnd'the peace and dig.
nifty Of the United Ststcs
The Secretary of State viii establish the
rules and regulations lor administering and
recording the said amnesty oath, so as to
iueure it's benefit TO the people and guard
the Government against fraud.
I'm testimony whereof I have hercunto
set my hand aud caused the seal of the
United States to bc affixed. Done at the
CITY Of Washington, the 10th day Of May
A d. 1868. and of The independence oil
the United States the cighty.ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON
Nv tho President;
WV, II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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~ WV lNoihNut
WV Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.

A PRoBABIIITg. .-- jonathan and his
friend Paddy were enjoying delightful
sa, %sy wnS" Nn. they came !" 'sGt @ Gf what is
&r gid6ef. This suggested to the Amcri.
can the idea OF being witty at tho expense
OF his Irish compsnion You see MaL
calculate said no nasally pointing to the
object just mentioned and now where
woui ,Yo@ be it the galowS had its due p
" Ridhg ayoHG' coclly rel lied Paddy.
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u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Make EOHr RetarnS for Taxation

TOR the convenience Of the Tax payers of Wood
l. County, the Undersigned will be at the follow
ing places at the times menlior ed to receive re-
turns Of Income aml' applications for License to do
business under the Internal Revenue Laws of the
United states
At FgcpoH NIort@y and Tuesday 18th and 18th
cI Jpue ipst.
Yca MaTyoye-~N Nudecs6sg aud Thursday, Nth
and 18TH uf Jane.
Eegoyilc-s Friday, iG{h df June.
Gilcaa-Mondoy add Tuesday, 10th and 2O,h of
June.
Wcstfeld-- "wednesday, 2lst Of June.
PoGge--Thursdav, 22d Of June.
Bowling Green FIiiny, I}d Of jan.
Tontogany monday and Tuesday, 2jth and 27th
Of June.
All persons doing business and knowing them
selves to be subject to license tax, or haSing an
dncome abnye 5000, duing the year 1854, and
those owning bnggigs oethc value of $50 and over,
and gold Watches aud musical instruments, are
required to make report to inc, either at tue Asses
sorts Oticc IN l'e@rSburg, or at the places above
mcuticped NJ l4Akg WIG be Closed on the S0th
dag Sanc, and ali who haze not reported at THAI
tine III be returned delinquent, aud turned over
To the profcr officers for the uiction Of the penal
ties provided by law. Those making applications
for license must, in all cases, accompany the ap~
pHcatiuS with the amount Of tax in United States
money. :. SPlNK, Assistant Assessor,
Fourth Division, 10th District of Ohio.
Ferrysburg, June 5, 1865. CD
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F73O LOAN.
u. S. J-2O Sfx per cent.
GOLD BONDS

These bonds are now worth handsome pre-
nian, and arc exempt, as are all the Government
Bonds, from State, County, and Mrnioipai tasatior,
ch'ch od8s from to three per cent per dphuni ID
iicir coie, according to the rate levied upon Other
property. TIE interest ie payable sers asuAally
by coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut of aud sold to any bank or banker.
Tho interest ut 1.3O per cent. amounts
to
One cent per dny on n $50 note.
Two cents per dny on n s Sf0C note.
Tcn cents per day on a. $500 note
Tsse eWfy cents per day on II 81 900 note
One Dollar per day ON u $4,000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations namod 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 sod except that the Government
reserves to itself the option Of paying interest in
gold coin at per cent, ipseado(i s-lSths in ear
rency. Subscribers will deduct the interest in
currency up 10 July 18th, at the time when they
subscribe,
The delivery of the notes of this third series Of
the Scvcu- Thrties will commence on the LIST Of
June, and will be made promptly AMI continuously
after that date.
The slight change nadc in the eontiiia.--- ecfrrS
THIRD adasstTsS Affects cpiy the matter of in
terest, The payncnt in GOLD, If made. will be
equivalent to tho earresey interest of Che higher
rate.
Tbs return to specie payments, in the cvept Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be availed Of would so reduce and equolize prices
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven
and thrco-tcn per cent. in currency. This is
The Only Lonm in Market
Nav offered by the Government, anj lis superior
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People,
Less than Sg3O,OOO, ,aes ofshe loan authorized by
Congress are now. on the market. This amount
at the rate at which is being absorbed, will all
be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
Hotes will undoubtedly command a premium, as
has uniformly bcen the case op closipg She sub
scriptions to other loaps.
in order that citizens of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the &oan, lhe National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bsnkers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have nflcncc, and VINO only are to be
responsible CqT the delivery Of the notes Tor which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION Agent,
May Is, 1865. PHILADELPHIA
subscriptions viii be received by the following
Banks in Toledo:
First Natiopal rauk.
Second Natiopal Bank
Toledo National Bank.
Nortleru Saioral Bank. Gi
also by PECK II HAMILTON, Perry sburg. O.
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Wood County LANDS for Sale.

WOOd County LANDS for Sale.
ON FRIDAY the sth day Of June next, a.
~ WIN be offered for sale, at the door offhp
Court House, ia Perrysburg, 70 the highest reS Nv
sbe bidder, the fhowag described lands, in sn ,,'-
tiou Nine tgl, Censer township, Wood coz nv
oIio "s1
The porsbeast quarter Of the northwest d ..s.
Of section 2, foSn north, Range II G ~ AZ
acres.
Tie northwest quarter Of the northweM 49,.
Ter OF SsDuon =, Town north, range II keast@a IA
acres. III
Tke.southwes, quarter of tho noptew Z esi ob..,,.
Of Section ., Town North, Raage east 20
acres. -
The southeast quarter Of the north west on.,,..
q Section ., Town north, RangsA II east 40
acres
The northeast quarter Of the sQkatbwsst o..,
ieF Of Section 2, Town north, Range j east
Ths northwest quarter Of thef fsoathwes, ana,
ter Of Section 2, Town nortH Range II cast
- fss sSsSs Southwest. quartz. Ct A. .ou.bw.s,
Ter Of Section ., rOrn ytsih, Range II east
The Southeast enagtcr III the sou.h vsst oo.r.
e e q Section ., Town North, Range II east
4 Sill be seli il trAg Is of q acres, as above
Tesms- Ono third dowh and the balance IN two
annual installmsnts, OF equal amount, with am
naal % interest 'hsssOn' Sc fured hy mortgage Onihs
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. N.
BY order Of the Cunrty Co{nrai ssioners.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AUDITORS Oihce, Woed %. O.
Perry sbarg, April Is, 1863. ia
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TnE EnglisA writer, lliaiorcus, iG recept
letter, very apply says Mr. Jefferson
Davis, o Sarioa speeches, has frequently
affirmed that itxas Impossible to sabla'
gate lree peopler ! believe that Mr.,
Davis Is perfectly right bss the South has
been sObjaga'ed inst because hey 'oere soi
hse psopt.f
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rATR1oTTc--A new style of gartcrs for
ladies use havo made their appearance
On them is printed the following: Union;
our country expects every man te do his
duty Commant is unnecessary.
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A DMINlSTRAToR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
! hereby given, that have been appointed
Administrators do bons non, on the estate Of NJ. u,
EnsWmger, late of Wood county, Ohio, deceased
All persons interested will govern themselves ac-
eortingly. j. Y. JONES.
May 81, 1865, 6dE
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ERUIT CANS.-The fruit crop promises finely.
II PECK, HAMILTON 4 co. are manufae-
turing Fruit Cans 10 puf II il, and haye ON hand
the Eicesl kind of Ropcelan Kettles tor preserving
IN fact we would here state that the H9RD-
WARE SrOEg is the Place to byy cheap. =
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nlTClt PETITION is hereby given that
~ a petition viii be rosentcd to the Trustees OF
Freedom Township Wood County, Ohio, on the
5th day Of June next, for the location of aDitCh
commencing at section line Of Sections Twenty six
(2Gl anil Twenty y.scven CD; .hepce due west
until il enters the Big Run.
MAY 20. ISb5 Gh.
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nlTCH PETlTI0N,-Notic is hereby given,
IL that petition will be presented to the Irns-
tees of Freedom Township, Wood County, Ohio, ON
the 18th day of JuEe Next, for The location of
Ditch, commencing at the Portage River, or section
line, between Sections Twenty-Five (2s) aud Twen-
ty-threc l2SG thence due south on said section
line, to the midlle section line of Sections Twenty
six (26) aud FwenH-swcn (27l; thence one hun
dred (l00l rods due cast.
May 20, 1868. RbN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-07

nIrCll PETITION Notice is hereby given
tees of Freedom Township Wood County. Ohio. on
tho 10th day of June nc3t, for the locatiOn Of
Ditch, commencing at 1he iAoragc River on section
line, between Sections Eleven (il) and Twelve
(l2); thence due snth on said section linc to Iad
die section line Of Sections Thirteen 3) aud Four
teen l41 thence due west about 30 rods.
May 20, 1868, Cos