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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05
L EGAL NOTICE.
William w. Renfrew,
Wood County, Ohio.
Court of Common Pleas.


W. =,
BENJAMIN Ricketts,, "Vou county, Vh,o'
Sarah Ricketts,, Nou't vi OunlhOn flsas'
James C.Wright, ,etal
Benjamin Ricketts,, aud Sarah Ricketts,, his wife,
and James G. Wright, all n0n-rcsdents OF the State
of Ohio, viii take notice, that on the Esd day of
August, A. ID. 1868, William w. RerfreX filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio,
his petition IN civil action against them, the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which petition is to quiet the
title OF the plaintiff to the following premises
situate in said County, to wt The east half Of
tue northwest quarter of section thirty two in
township three, north of Range nine, containing
eighty acres, more less also the west half of the
north-w quarter of section twenty y-nne, in town
ship three, north of range nine, containing eighty
acres more or less and to compel said defendants
TO release to said plaintiff all their right title and
interest in and to the same and for other proper
relief.
Said defendants will further take notice. that un-
less they answer demur TO said petition by the
third Saturday after the end Of six weeks from
the date of this notice, to wit October H. A. ID.
1860, said petition will be taken as true against
them, and Judgment rendered them accordingly, at
the first term of stid Court, next thereafter to be
holden. JOHN L. IRVINE.
MURRAY. & PRICE, Att'ys for Pl'Gs.
August 80, 1860. 1851
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NOT SuRLuGATEn-

Tho first anniversary of the battle o.
Wilson's creek was celebrated tho other
day at st. Louis. Hon. n. N. Blow doliv
cred an eloquent oration, and speeches
were medo by Hon. G. w. Anderson, the
lnest orator of Missouri, and Col. u. T.
lyor. Mr.. Anderson, among other good
things, said "No oaths that you can
administer will keep tho rebel from the
ballot-box, as the history of ill-lated Mis-
souri, shows. Other power must be i'll
vokcd, and whcn the rcbcl of the South
tells the Government OF the United States
that The triumph oyor him is but the triumph
OF brute force, he is not suhjugated to the
extent want him subiugntcd, nor is he the
man to whom am willing to trust the great
subject OF reconstruction.
-.--- q 80
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eoWLIN0 oREEN HACK.

M AkES two daily trips trom Bowling Green Ia
W Ion@ganN arriving at the former place ey-
cry morning. In time lor tGe Accommo lat,on Train
going North Immediately after thA arrival of due
r4io guiug south, rctura, Go bowling Green.
la tAc aGerso pt, ior Tao train going North, and
rclmas al,cr th1 Accommodation goes South,
10 q, 4. AVERY, Puopristor
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Lots in perrxseurg for Sale.

Most desirable Lots in the town Of P.rrysbnrg
both improved and unimproved-for sale at great
bargains.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
PERRYsBURG, OHIO.

tOliee in the Journal building, ON Front Street,.
WE willbuyi sell and exchange Lands, and ac
as Agents for all descriptions of Real Es.
tdtcj will Rent and collect Rent on the same; will
pay taxes for non-residehts, and Redeem Lands
sold for taxes. In a word, will attend to all mat
ters pertaining to a General Land Agency business
BY close, prompt and faithful attention to every
thing iutrustcd to our care, we hope to merit the
confidence and patronage Of the public, to whom
is respectfully submitted the following
REFERENCES
q NJ Il. e. Il. Waite, Toledo, Ohio;
Hon. James G. Hall, Toledo Ohio;
Judge Alex. s. Lata, Defiance, Ohio;
George Laskey, Esq. Gilead, Ohio;
John Bates, Esq, Pcrrysburg, Ohio;
DIR. L. ID. Peck, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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GZS A MONTH Agents wanted to sell Sew.
- - ing Machines We viii give a commits,
Sion 'n all machines sold, on employ agents ,vho
viii work for the above wages anil all ex oenses
paid. Address d. B. nER2INTON q CO., De.
Uoit, Michigan. III.
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DissolutlOn of Partnership.

I'HG partnership heretofore existing between
lhe Undersigned gader the Grm. name OF Yost
4 Messenger has been this day dissolved by ma
iual consent, The business will hereafter Dc CON
Quoted by r, Messenger An accounts win h,
settled by the laller, Who is alone authorized 20
so1tlo the seHae. PETER NOSr.
b, MESSENGER.
Iog,osany, Angus, 20, 1900 lVb
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MISCELLANEOUS.
American Sugar-Cane Stripper.

/ HAVE now for sale The American Sugar-oanc
! Suippor, having purchased the right Cor Wood
County, and am prepared to fll orders for this
valuable invention. II will cut on the tops and
strip the leaves from the cane, ready for the press
thereby eeonomizing time and labor to a great ex.
tent. Call and see sample machine at the Gro
Gerry Store Of john Schwind, in Perrysburg.
lSd' LEWIS FINK,
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Admlnlstraior,s Sale Of Rcal Estatc

nN SATURDAY. The Both day Of September,
~ 1863, at O'Clock in the afternoon, ON the
premises, win be sold to The highest blaer The fol
Sanker, deceased, viz Ailthe land lying on the
south side of Portage River west branch, included
in the following boundaries; Beginning forty 4Ol
rods west ot the southeast corner Of section nine
l9l.township five l5l, range twelve Ilai, in Wood
County, Ohio; thence west sixty 1907 rods; thence
north one hndrd and sky llG0Ii rods, thence
east sixty 1901 rods; thence south hne hundred and
sixty ll60l rods, 10 the place Of beginning, except
eleven Ill acres OF the south the tact here
in' described to contain twelve Ilel acres more OF
less. AprfaisPd at $685.. Terms lcghl q -
HENRY KIENKBR, -
Admir- of Estate Of Frederick Sankiller, decd.
s. B. PRIcE, Attorney.
August 2g, 1865. 1880 so
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A DMINISTRATRlX'No NOTICE. Notice is here
"a by given that have been appointed Admin
stratrix ON the estate of Daniel Billman, late Of
Wood County, Ohio, dtceascd. All persons inter
cstcd will hc governed accordingly.
MARY ANN BILLMAN, Administrative.
August II, 1865. frGt tg IDS
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
WILLIAM HOU STON.

]
w WILLIAM HOU STON.
a FUN Stock of Goods before the Late
Advance in Prices,
DRY GOODS-A General Assert.
mcnt.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our own
manufacture, aud warranted likewise To measure.
READY-MADE CLOTuING-Also
warranted to measure.
GROCERIES---A Full Assortment
Sugars, Coffee,
Spices, Tea,
Cider Vinegar Good Pork,
Fish, Flour, &C.,
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Coal Oil
&C., OF the best kinds,
HARDWARE -4pOf every Variety.
Axes, Shoves, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops An.
pie Parers Shovcls aud Tongs, Tacks, Nails, shoe
Findings, Butts and Screws, Door-Iocks and Door
Trimmings, Horse Cards, Brushes and Combs
Powder; Shot, Lead, Caps, &c, for Sportsmen;
Nails, Glassware, &c. &C., &c.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE-A
full assortment. The place to buy Dishes of all
kinds, for keeping house with. Stone and Hollow
Ware. Glassware of every variety.
.3y7 Those CASH persons who want the worth Of
their cash, will do well to look at my Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. My motto is " The Suucy
Cash Trade" WM. HOUSTON. :
. .CLOTIIS and CASSNIERES from the Colum-
" bus Manutactory constantly kept on hand by
HOUSTON.
A II kinds of HARDWARE kept bv
"a HOUSTON.
A GENERAL Lassorment of DRY GOODS kept
IA at the Cash Store of HOUSTON.
x ROCERlES and PROVISIONS constantly
N kept at the Cash Store of HOUSTON.
LARMERS Consult your best interests, and
L give the Cash Store II call HOUSTON.
ElND the man that sells the cheapest, aud then
L see what will be done by
2ch2 "TlIE GENERAL"
Slavery of the WaShbOard Abolished (!
Earl: w. MERRY hns the Agency for
wood ana I'ucnS Counties, for
G II @ n ks
CELEBRATED WASHING MACHINE!
The Most Successful Now in Operation.
OVER 10000 NOW IN USE!
IT is a success that has long been sought for
L and never attained until now. II will do the
washing ot II fnmily of six or eight persons in ONE
FOURTH OF THE TIME ordinarily employed by the
labnrious process OF the Board 1t washes per-
iectlf clean, and works so easy that child can
use it. It will pay for itself twice in year. MS it
wears the coting much less than washing by
hand. The severcst tests are solicited, and
Every Machine Warranted 10 give
Satisfaction, or No Sulc.
For full particulars, apply to or address
10 EARL w. MERRY, Pcrrysburg, o.
SPECIAL GARD.
THE undersigned fakes this method of inform
i ing the public that he has opened Harness
Mandatory in Perryshurg. Having fourteen
years experience in the alb business, he ilatters
himself that he can suit the most fastidious Par
tculnr attention paid to all kinds of fine Single aud
Double Harness. His motto is " Quick Sales and
Snnl Profits" All the proprietor asks is, to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Re-
pairing of all kinds done ON short notice.
ALBERT Z, REED.
Pewysburg, o. September |, 1865. l9c&
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TME ONO UNION STATE TICkET.

"a NElection, Oetobor 10, 1900
JACOB p0LSON COX, Of Trumbull County.
foa ttrorES,Sr GOVERNOR,
ANDREW q. M,BuRNEY, Of warren County
/. B. y u y roR ,rltAgRrg On. srVrF,
- sIDNEl =, WARMER, Of Loraih County.
roR wrpFMr JupaE-LoNa rEaN,
JACOB BRINkERIOFf, Of Richland County
TO Tn.L vAc,S;Y,
JOHN WELClI, Of Athens County.
ron ATTORNEY ogNRRAL,
WILLIAM II. WEST, OF Logan County,
FoR srnooL couNissloNrR,
JOHN A. NORRIS, OF Harrison County.
ron BohRp or ruBLu WORKS,
JAMES MOORE, Of CoahUcton County.
roR cLFHK ~ stpRrNE couHr,
RODNEY Fo0S, Of Clinton County.
33d Senatorial District Ticket.
ron srSArous,
JAMES c. itLia OF Lucas County.
PARLEE cARLlN, of Hancock Uouuiy.
Representative District Ticket.
ron Rrrpt-vrr,r,vp,
JAMES Il. CURRY, Of wood County.
Wood COui ~ Union Ticket.
Won AUDITOR
GEORGE N, PARSONS.
ron rnH,suRru,
JOHN A. BONNELL.
ioR rRosrrlrts0 ,rrunYEY,
ALBX ANDER BROWN.
toR coautsftoNEu,
JOHN W, WOODBURY..
ron rLrRW % ruE COURT,
GEORGE wEDDELL.
ron CORONER,
CHARLES q. BAIRD.
FoR suNvEyun,
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no Nvhom II NIay Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom il may
~ cunevrn, against trusting or harborng my
wife, Catharne Miller, ON my account, as viii
pay no debts that she may contract.
JAMES MILLER.
RuU priiie, August so, 1858. l9cs
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Wood Cou, Union Ticket.

ron Rrppt-FNrtTtvF,
JAMES l.. CURRY, Of Wood County.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real Estate.

| u \ virtue of an order of sale issued from the
| ID Court of Common Pleas Of Wood County.
Ohio shall offer for sale at the door of the Court
house, in Perrysburg, in said county, on the 9th
day OF September, A. ID. 1868, at O'Clock A. NJ. of
said day, the following real estate as the property
OF benjamin +. llOllister, deceased, to wit: Lots
number thirty-four (3i) in block number one (D,
ana lots numbers eleven (lll, twelve (l2) and
twenty-one CID in block number two (2) all in
HOLSTERS subdivision in the corporation of Per-
rYsburg also the lower eighty-fv 1851 feet of
the Dock property, situate out-lot number two
hundrcf( 2001 nsad Perrysburg corporation and
all being in said Wood county aud State Of Ohio.
Terms of sale 0ne-third down and balance in
one andtwo years, with interest, secured by mort
gage on the premises.
NATHANIEL D. BLINN, Admir-.
August "a, 1860. ....I l8e
NOTICE is hereby given that have been ap-
~ pointed and qualified as administrator on tho
estate Of Rudy Whistler, late of Wood county, Ohio,
deceased, All persons Interested will be governed
accordingly.
JOHN WHISTLER, Administrator.
August 20, 1865. 1913
7 EGHL NOTICE. = =
Martha Strickland, In Wood Common Pleas.
Nathan Strickland. Divorce. saao3
The said Nathan Strickland, whose place Of res
idencc is unknown to said Martha Strickland, is
hereby notified that said plaintiff did, the 2lst
day OF August A. ID. 1861 file herpetitionlfo fof di-
against said defendant in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of Wood and
State of Ohio, the substance and prayer of
which is, that On the 18th day of September 1861,
she was married to said defendant in the town Of
Pcuysburg, in the County .and State aforesaid;
that subsequently there was born to them daugh-
ter; and charging said defendant with gross neg
leet of duty toward said plaintiff in not providing
for the proper support of her and their said child,
and praying, therefor, to be divorced from said
defendant, and for the care aud custody Of their
said child, and that said petitioner may be restored
to her maiden name, and for other proper relief +
The defendant will take notice that said petition
will be for hearing at the November term 1865. of
the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, at which
time said dcendantwill be required to answer said
petition. .,-,4 p. S. SLEYlN, PRf's Atty.
August 81 1865. I7fslO 30
A DMINISTRATRlXN NOTICE. Notice is here
n by given that have been appointed Admin
lsratr'x on the estate of Daniel Bilman, late Of
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hlE census of the hicks of Memphis is
being taken, and it is estimated that there
are over 10000 OF them in that city, or
moro than half of the whole populations.
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A nMlNlSTRATRlN'S NOTICE. Notice Is
~ aetcby given than have been appointed and
qualified AS Administrators, ot the estate of Gcorg'
Wood, late oi Mool Cunnty, Ohio, dvceased. An
persons Interested viii govern themselves accord,
ingly. ANABEL WOOD.
September I, 1905 l9ds
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NEW ADVERTISEM'TS

FULTON HOUSE,
St. Clair 81, Fronting Perry, Toledo,
| llE subscriber has taken the aboYo-namci
4 House, aud nov invites the patronage OF the
public, believing ho eau give satisfaction Ia accom-
wodatvns and price
JOSEPH LANGENDBRFER,
10 (Fonnorly OF the American, Maumee City. \
Law School of Cincinnati College.
'INllE Lectures begin ON " oduosday, October
L rs, 1864. Apply 10
NJ, n, CuRWEN, Cincinnati.
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VaIuable VIVA Land fnr Sale.

TTuIE whole Of Section Thrty-four t3l) in Web.
! sier township, Wood County, Ohio, is for sale
at low figures. This section is well located in one
Of te most prosperous townships Of the county, is
well tinbered, and is every way desirable body
Of land. To be sold as an entirety. For rates,
terms, &c, call on the undersigned at their office
in the Bank Building. i fff'
J. f. e. $. b. PRICE.
Pcrrysburg, August 2s, 1880 Isc
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a3d scnatorinl Di,lrict Ticket.

ron SENATORS,
JAMES c. i1tLi. or Lucas County.
PARLEE CARLtN, of Hancock Uouuiy.
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ReprcscMtntlyc Dlstricl Tickct.
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EMPLOYMENT.

ONiec with ColOuel Slevin, corner of the Bali
tel, PcrrySburg, Wood Co., Ohio.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-25
Facts of History set Right.p

In reply to a communication in the Press,
signed Mark @. Reyes, in which the writer
seems to doubt that the successful assault of
the 9th Corps on the I'd of April, 'cleared the
way to Richmond, "@M. o." sends us from Dan
vile, Va, the Heulogium of Maj. Gen. Meade
on the 9th Corps" when the rebel flags cap
tured by this corps were presented to the com
manding general, from which he asks us t,
make the following brief extract:
Il Officers and Soldiers of the Sirth Germs. .
l thank you very much for these numerous
proof of your Valor, captured during the re-
cent campaign. / do not wish to make any
invidious distinctions between your own and
the other corps of this army, but candor com
pels me to say, that, in my opinion, The de-
cisiue movement of this campaign, sohich re-
suited in the capture of the drmy Of North
ern Virginia, ,oas the gallant and successful
charge of the SiIth Corps, on the morning
# the I'd Of april. 1t was with much plea
su.e received telegraphie dispatch from
youf brave Commander on the previous even
ing, teling me his confidence In your gallant
~ ana Courage was so great that he felt con-
noens OF ms ability to break through the enc
ms my INES. finally ordered the charge to be
s "a ~ Tour e'clock, on the morning of the
~. auu IL was With still greater satisfaction
ena' ,e" hours Afterwards I had the plea
ure " transmitting a dispatch to the Ganeral-
in-Chief telling him that vonr Commanday
had been fully borne out
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-25
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PoRTLAnn

"Wednesday ...................... May "a
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Donavan Boston
Steamer Regulator, Mower, Bangor
Sch Emma Pemberton, tBrl Brett. st Andrews N B
Sch Convoy. Carter, Norfolk, Va. N -,-'
Sch Susan q Mary, Hall New York
Sch Commerce. Miller, Bangor.
Sch lko Royal. Damariscotta
Sloop Mary Ann, Blanchard, Freeport.
ii.yt4 ri ards CLEARED. an
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, N York-Emery
Sch Sarah johnson. tBr) Moore. River Herbert
NS-master.
sch Ocean Queen. (Brl RObichan. Metaghan Ms
Sob II Meteali Rogers Albany n Y-MOsesB
Nickerson. M
Sch Mary Langdon. Stone, Rockland-master
sAILED-Barques Sarah B Haze and Wiuslow;
briggs TanQent Wenonah, Kennebee MazatIan. }
Poiiedo and Pleiades; schs Campbell Maracaibo,
Citizen, and others.
Ship Rich'd McManui, Capt Foster FIN Portland,
had arrived at Montevideo after passage of 81 days
eter from the Captain to one OF the owners does
not make any mention OF the vessel having been
l IFRoM MERoHANTs' ExoHANGE-l
ST JOHN NIB, May "a The steamer Montreal.
Of Moose Peck. but came OFF altar throwing over.
board portion of the cargo, apparently without
damage, and arrived here tight and in good order.
BALTIMORE. May 24-Brig Tornado, from Phia.
Ross from New York for Mayaguez, and sunk The
schr carried away bowsprit, &C. and has put into
Norfolk. l'i 20 MIN. = r.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2s-cld. brigs cslmuek
PettengiH, ana Ciary, Parker, Portland.
BATH. May ACID, brig Nellie Mitchell, (new)
Ar at Havana 18th, ship j Baker. Allen, Portland;
barque Ola ita, Race, do q II
Freights steady-brig Paladin, $50 hhds sugar for
port North OF Hatteras, $40 per hid.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-25

FIRE IN OBoNo. The barn of Mr.. James
Webster in Orono, was consumed by fire last
night at about u o'clock, together with wsg-
ons and farming tools. The fire was undonbt.
edly the work Of an incendiary. Other build
ings near by were saved by the exertions Of
the citizens.
Last Friday some $50 millmen of Orono,
who were on strike for the ten hour system,
went to the mill Of Mr.. Webster and shut
down the, gates, declaring they should not be
opened until Mr.. Webster agreed to the ten
hour system. Mr.. W., not believing in that
kind Of interferenee, had five of the ring
leaders arrested and fined. 1t is supposed
that out of revenge for this proceeding. his
barn was set on FIRE as above described
Times, 23d. "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-25
A Scene ii Mr.. Bnohanan,s Oabiiet.

At the time of the re-erection of the old
flag at Fort Sumter, public dinner was serv-
ed up at the Charleston Hotel, and among
the after dinner speeches was one by that true
patriot and Christian gentleman, Hon. Joseph
Holt, who, it will be remembered, like Mr..
Stanton, and Gen. Dix, occupied seat in Mr..
Buchanan's cabinet during the last few weeks
Of the generally imbecile and wicked admins
tration of that feeble aud treacherous old man.
During this speech Mr.. Hole made the follow
ing allnsion to scene which took place in Mr.,
Buchanan's Cabinet, at the close of his
Administration, and Incidentally paid just
compliment to Mr.. Stanton, the present Sec
rotary of War: -.
= In the worlds history it has occasionally
happened that wicked statesmen and rulers
have made great and, for themselves, fatal
mistakes in the choice of the instruments of
their crimes but Of all the blunders of this
class which have occurred, probably the most
complete, the most disastrous for the plans of
him who made ii, was that committed by the
traitor Floyd when he selected then Major,
now Major-General, Anderson to command
the forts of Charleston harbor.a This was the
more remarkable since Floyd rarely misiook
his men, as is sufficiently shown by his assign
ment Of Twiggs to the Department Of Texas,
and by other appointments and adjustments
fof the military service looking to alubrica-
ton Of the machinery Of the rebellion, on
which I will not pause to comment. Great,
too, have been the surprise and terror OF these
wicked rulers when they have found their
trusted Instruments falling In their hands /;
but perhaps lew of these exhibitions have
equalled that which was witnessed at Wash
ington when the unfaltering fidelity of Major
Anderson and his little command was first
fully manifested. When Intelligence reached
the capital that by bold and dextrous move
ment this command had been transferred from
Moultrie to Sumter, and was safe from the dis
abled guns left behind, the. emotions of Floyd
were absolutely eonirollable-emotions OF
mingled modification and anguish, and rage
and panic. His fury seemed that OF some
bafiled dend, who discovers suddenly opening
at his own feet the gulf OF ruin which he had
been preparing for another. Over all thelde-
tails of this passionate outburst of conspir-
itor, caught srdEaptangled in his own tolls,
the veil OF official secrecy still hangs, and ii
may be that history will never be privileged
| to transfer this memorable scene toits pages.
| Thereissone, however, whose absence to-day
I'VE have all deploled, and to whom the nation
Is grateful for the mastery ability and lion
| like courage with which he has fought this re-
bellion 10, all thevicissitudes of its career
| your Secretary d War-who, were he here,
could bear testimony to the truthfulness Of
my words. He boxed upon that scene, and
the country needs not now to be told that he
looked upon Il with seorn and defiance.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-25
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PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,s
HYDRAULfc SAND PUMP.


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This machinery comprises everything requisite for
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- THHDErRIrcs Is removed from the wei bv our
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