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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
Mar Mobile, Alabama.

,,.S restitution ons ct The Oldest tact eviss IN me
ttis - srterrd in 1895 oy The LaGissstnre "a
ao2sS, " IN All the rights Of Caivsrsiy ne
. ~ s,ndes comprises The Commercial and Cisss
icai courses. -. ..rsv Of the
~ Erench Spanish a.i G a-msn Languages, -
Geography and tissOrv Of Ari.hneti' and 000A
Heepins Of Algebra and Gem :, N. branches
lne asrtioued the Latin an4 GFeek L9ne as sss
Rhetorie Natural and ot1 Pal pay
r, - of adm ssion Is from nine 70 fifteen yea
| - eoe can be admitted ess be knows nc"
rea1 ~ Tt session will open on the 1ST OF u ECS I
2rp rms for rhe whole session twhlcn I-fts -, !.
mouths including board and t"isiOn " a'aos sy5'
FeeslaDd stationery. 10
Fee
TO-. Tar as are payable il Id OF lis eaalvsiissn
Foo further particulars Spy to 'ne Fto''~o-
sgrsns t ~ So"ss' 7. aAuTRELET, ., i
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Don't stay Kong.
Yazoo, ~. 2, 1860

oDor,ttay long, husband" sara q
~" tenderly, in my presence
yo"ne 9,any as her husband was prePar-
one -i"nt The words themselves
in 49, ;nsliticant, but the look OF nlelo
We We 90 Is with which they were Az Az
ins ,r1ar;1 spoke volumes. 1t toiu al
COZ Coz rhol,ast depth of woman,s loNeE
'Le W. I" ~ orf when the light OF his shlle'
% ne 80 of all her joy, oeameo not
brightly son her. ,h,n3v and |
rancied saw the loving ,he mo.
sitting aae anxiously counting INC avnrv
vents oter husbands aosence' go
few mornts running to the 400. ~ Ne
e he wan sight, and hno,ng 'n he,
Los notI thought could near ne. ne,
; exclaimy in Disappointed '0
i yet" ,,nn husband" and
+ ooain Tight | could see the you r,1
7, ~ ,oing nelvousiy in the great al
Ie " ~ q Weeping as though her n LEA
IS ,,ia k,l< as her thoughtless 1oi
N md mar" prolonged his stay "
III wearisos length OF time oDo,
ad IoI'. When you 60 forth tnlnA
.heu lllly when you are mineiins
I'd . .he hnhiye of life, and try, JUST o,
lat MI make their homes ana ne",
lst t hennv { they are gems SO seldom -
to n nIlpneh You cannot find anna /;
our poioesulo Of the world the peace anu }
nm p tta. Net home blessed with sucn
the tha' a.. n,sonca will afford.
var womatpresence WIZ haDd ~ and t
~ I'D stay long hJ ~ saw
The w. 7.onr sweet home is LOVING ne'
IAN n nhesa,s;c is hushed when you
his %"tranLere is a soft breast for you
dis IaT rdhesd upon, and here are ?
Icter lay I;5s nSled by sin, that will pay
lpat- ups Co. coming back soon.-E1
, by Win rF' 10
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.- c,,rg-a5ypr>rs.--Wc often receive com
10 ...,s # such extreme length, as to promo
mime. t..ro5nction into our columns They may
IT '-.. ....-.., Int time aud space both forbid
We % .,r,...,f,n Condensation is the order OF
%e dav. WIN oar CORRESPONDENTS u,, ~ and
,, this. aud leave ont all useless words, ana
", .ooI the gst of their article, by me 'u,Is rue.
r ,;,,. or theories. Condonse' bo'l down' CIV
p p.r6. nth and substance and we will try ana az
,r-.l.te all.
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tr Druggists. in the city and country
an have the selection OF their
a,. from the largest assortment in the city. james
sD ons. Wholesale druggist corner q conmon ana
zine ,troets New orleans Is prepared to sell
:. Goods at the lowest marAet prices
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n- Jas. CONCEAL "holFsa.e u'us .,
.orner of Common AID Magazine 500 -. =,
s,D.. now prepared 70 sup'y - N ~,,jn;ng
rugs az - AZ the lowest market rates.
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ea-Commission and general merchants,
vvbolesa!e draa store # Jas. Gonega!
~ - - co-,r,5n and Magazine streeta' New OF
.o.as' sverythn TO the drug trade they
le.a' reo,- At prices based on the latest gold qu
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RTCK BAILEY ~ co,
WIN, xsME and RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
STATE STREET, jackson, Miss

a;,0o from the manufac and importers 'n0 'SN =
assortment OF md MEDICINES,
ous Dye-stuGs. PerfumcrS'
ru Articles ever brought this market
PATENT MEDICINES
lob ,f all the tpopuarp
DEPAR oh"'seOf
EXPERIENCED DRUGGLSISo
| attendto "ni0'1"'
STOCK
| caIsareo
VI WARE them gooo' NN1 Co
i ~ mise will find our stock o. os "a chenp as can
Coors-a brushes
in
Articles
sting
t the mo- Brushes, Cloth brushes ~ ~
CALL as All "a wv B.
them
r. WIVES A 'LIQUORS,
afoo ,,rnoses always TO be ha'"'
the
rtockco complete and as cheap "S my N
lin '"'
in marx nc call md yourselves
toll Noy4
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pIoNEER ExPaGss COMPANY

tn. reliabls Company Is now prepared |" 81
valaable parcels snI height with de'Pa'eh 10
With .r-. Memphis. Jackson, Tenn. ana Oo'onO1
We aaa all points North ana South. ioI ta'e'
81 a -Res &C., apDlyto Aeenl
Jaskseu, Mia, rev y at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-v-ok.I,urE mail arrives daily a

1,s-V cksburs mail alli'Ss van"
10: 10.
DeP 0,laans mail arrives Tuesdays
r rev and Saturday. at 1880
n Iia,s Snndays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50 ot1 nm
Eas'e departs l0:5o, m
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AT .cent festive meeting, n, hatter.
man. ; ought to have known 0'''e''
propos; who divide our
.orroJouble our joys and treble our g
pensei nronosed:
o..fPtentlemen- The sensitive We, in al,
viduaiho dlyloe ou. tronbles." Th'
cares d treD.es on. a.oo "a hear an,
marril man o'0n '
, more
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----@-,,-We had the pleasure OF
L L,s..,orday from Col. J. B. Bingham'
can ~. ~ Chief of the Memphis Bulletin
Emo, Emo -. ,to most Influential journals 10"
on o55, is in the Southwest o l,o i
P'I '..1, we'll and we give him coF''"'
s,,.,me to our ely.
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GREAT SAEE
GOVERNMENT HORSES, MULES, OXEN

GOVERNMENT HORSES, MULES,OALN,
COAL BARG ES
And other Property.
DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI, |
I)ffcs chef Quarter Master, { |
yIck.buTg Miss. Nov. o, 1850 } |
-,-r, 10 ed At auction to highest oiadef' q
-,.vf. Bepd. Yicts5urg, and hatcher rnae' 'ne =
e.;on of Capt @ l. Parker, A q anu IN s ~ {,
naia Columbus and Jackson a1 NM trsas Eules and
~ in THIS D oartms But tew OF insSe o so.d
Condemned animals. The seryiceao, nnrposss
Saausa no iong.r required for N iii3ry pP ~ cor
sane mes ard places Large variety Oh ooI
| damu-d property, inciu ing
carIiszes, Tia ness, Black smith Tools,
Carpenters Tool., Axes Spaaes,
Shoyels Picks, Mil saws
Hardware, GRIN SACKS
, Tents. Knapsacks,
Hayersacks, Blank OTIS, Boots'
Also q large quantity of Second mana AuAO'i
e Ala several GOAL BARGEs at Vieksburg ana
e sales will he the largest which have oeei
,sdsin this state AID viii give every one en- 0Ps0i
- tanity to purchase anything hey may ossAe
&c The will commence as foho"s'
= nAY1s, EEND7 Monday. Nov. 13sA
xxCRsBURG, Wednesday, Nov. 1Sth'
81. x.TCEEz,: Tuesday Nov. 2ist,
rs; =. GRENADA, Monday, Nov. 18Th,
COLUMBUS, Tuesday Nov, 2fsf,
M JACKSON. saturday. Nov. So'h'
y, Aim ais will Oe sold singly: Sales will CONNIE,
o, d. > until al he properly Is Disposed os o.
order Of q as sssss:'
ox1dt.saov Coloasi, Chief QuaFssfma
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s1ockDOidcr's Meeting

-,.bo,d.-. 4, the Selma and Meridian
The coraosnT are qaested to meet ia Gsnven
on IN th city selma "a Taesday a Gb
Der 70 take iato eonsd Tstsn ally
to he ComPnya aao 'N A Y, SHARPE, SectJ
I,nnnolIs Cov IL, didm-
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TERMS:
o7rer..sernents and JOB Work. Cash
Al .r"a. Elements payable monthly. 20
baily, pr yenv, = "a
.fx months a 90 |
Do 80 CLUBS
aa Weekly Clarion viii be sent =
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The Day s.~. Of b tn hou es Of the LeeS."''''''
Proc ,.,. rc.s aud resolutions Of the session
ai al 'I. ,5 caast tuti and the laws p''s1eu
Ih. 1 . in purs- --s thereto VIII 30
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.ssnz. tae "A"'- .,, Of unusual importance
h sets Oh t". the people for a correct
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As i ,,rs-. it viii be sent only to those VINO Pc
bo'san' the year. This proposition WIN DC 'e
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n, havond the lmmeola'e 80, IN testify
- oss ~ and to refuse them 10 ;naty
III person 81" invite1 and legalize Ninety
IN wouIu oa :" of every hundred OF tue d IC .,
nln r',s "a and heinous crimes ana
IS infamous st them, their properly
On lenses "sbs;stence and familles: -
Ia houses, r,san. the low and ln,Snoo
u we any would only seek ana aet W.
ne, white IN - ICES could behold anu
OF no ~hl 10 welI, safe and right with III -
sss w uhonoh his deeds might ne no4
- black as hell. ,lv To be a
-, Tho negro testimony ID on.J not tn
,'ba ,oitted for what II IS WoI.A ir1,a and mt
um what LIE and held. 1t is addressed
also De ste ~ Judge apd white lnry; " ers
ages "h'te -: and selection. he Is
aon' own C mn the stand in open couI' ~
ined upon It'll and professional law
ches learned, alas and all the tests
per and in1st ea1ssbood applied to him :,
Us OF tru.n % Jury see his face actlInS, -
9 uil couF ', a. and spirit as wen -
Wal's hel' He may be imPeacu1 obara
ana s.35;ted by evidence OF his pau -. nm
cs " cae trnth and veraclty, or ~ ants or
" az ~ or unreasonable selling Of
II 2iS ~ contrad. C ions or oy nls s;,g Viii
"" crest or enmity, or oy oppo~yne3ance
oaxed tels s1s yv;toesses or by circunSs' -,
Com black wlsr ,,ner Of testifying aud oy
Y had by his maze and certainly it would &c :.
ow all means, au e. the learned Judge, ln'
} this but niue =; INV and the sage la%y'
them teA'een &c that the simple anu
money. even ~, could impose "onll-s,o'
!, who rant rsS a"S upon ell for the .ru' d;i
iaissno INV and then negro u.e
protect snPPoJse by design or Ilss s.
il YOU . la = a. current truth, 90" rhe
IVY P psopI l. do the same sA'Ds' y
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g z "a HeS
,-....roeDts and Job Work, Cash
All .r.a7.-.-. ..-,-s p,.vs.bIe monthly.
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! for the pare POI. o.
Plantatlons1I sob
erect S~, attsns,;isss
or. An ex ofA
s ssrs Of patrols !,
,; Ej fer i bans .
III their PastTrsaDsarsif
n I Of PIsstG.
ip''S Nov Iss.
!. &CU
'ORS,-o,-,s
SION SION HOUSE
ateEBt
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CALLING.

The hay-making done, the dew was just falling,
As |, in my best suit Of black went calling
On some charming young ladies'
Residing near by;
" It'll please them to see me-"
So vainly thought |.
man of great learning, Judge in thc place,
Sat twiring his thumbs and struking his face,
AS he talked to the ladies
OF hanging JEFF D.,
But looked as if planning
The hanging Of me.
As older full fast the evening was growing,
| wondered it ever that Judge would be going,
Till at length in hurry
He badc us "good night"
And passing the Threshold
lie vanished from sight
lie gone from the parlor, such laughter arose,
'Twoud wake ecn the dead from their long sol
emn doze.
AT his iudgeshp retreating,
In merriest gee
The charming young ladies
Were laughing with me.
Then, twirling our thumbs, we voted him GLORIOUS,
And, stroking our faces, we laughed in full chorus
AT our good imitation;
The Young day was nigh,
And with it came my turn
To utter "good by"
I heard, as ] fingered outside Of the gate
Sweet laughter uwaking the evening so late
horror of horrors
In meriest glee,
The charming young ladies
We're laughing at me-
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eoul not fail 10 perceive that II was true
narrative Of the events of the preceding
night in her own hoase and, while she en-
deavored to escape from the sell.reproach
that she had acted the part Of an uufeeling
mother, she could not easily resist the con.
yiction that the stranger, WHO became more
aud more interesting to her as he proceed
ed in his Discourse, was indeed her own
son. But whom she observed the tender
recapituatcd tho crcumstap under
which she attempted to turn him iuto the
street, her maternal conviction overcame
all remaining doubt, and she threw herself
into his acms, cxolaiming--" 1t must be-
it must be my dear l}enl"
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sklnnlng cen. nulIer,s Morse.

About six months ago, while in the
neighborhood of the Dutch Gap Canal, Gen.
Butler received information that his favorl
ite horse, Almond Eye" had been aeci-
dentally killed by falling into ravine.
Upon the departure Of his informant, he or
dercd an Irishman to go aud skin him.
"What! Is Almond Eye deadY" asked
Pat. 20
What's that TO you Do as bid you,
and ask no questions" t,.,.,,.7
Pat went about his business, and in an
hour or tUo returned,
We'll, Pat, where have you been al this
time 2" soa1
SHINING tho horse yer honor"a ~
Does it take nearly two hours to per
form such an operations"
No, yer honor but then yos see il tuck
bout half AN hour To catch him. ~ Na
Catch him. lire and furies was hsa.
alivey
Yes, your honor and you know lcould
not ska him alive"
"Skin him alive Did YOU kill him 90 ~
10 Nbe sure did. You know must
obey orders, without asking any questions
General Butler eyed his, servant with
such malicious look that rol thouglit he
moditated skinnihg an Irishihan, IN revenge
Ter the death Of his horse. Il te s.lSss
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Che Castalian fonnt,
TnE soLDIER,s oArn.

Lift on high both heart and hand
ny the brEld blue heaven high Ger US,
BY the sacred cause before us,
Swear with Freedoms nag TO stand
BY your iorclathcrs in glory,
Names that consccrate the air,
by your Freedoms kindlng story,
BY tho God Of Freedom, swearl
Lin on high both heart aud hand
Swear, that heaven and earth may hear Il .
Aud the brazen traitor fear H.
Swear the oath 10 save your land
Glorious ensiga, float befure US,
Proudly lead us TO the field
While thy folds are aut,erng ocr us,
None shall bascly Zee or yield
Lift on high both heart aud haud
Swell with Freedoms pure air filling,
Noble Gag each bosom thrilling
or our chosen patriot band.
Sign OF honor never paling
Save in death, our checks thoutt Sec
Thousand pangs with transport hailing,
Ere we turn our backs on thee
Lift on high both heart and hand
Hail, this glorious conSccratiunl
Hail. regenerated nation!
Hail, all hail thou new born land
Sons Of freedom, all asso nble,
Solemn vows and praise to pay
Falsehood, fraud, and treason, tremble
Courage, children of the day!
Lift ON high both heart and hand
To the King Of Nations rear il,
Let the great Heart Searcher hear IL,
AS we here before him stand,
Praying him to keep us holy,
Pure in thought ,nd word and deed,-
Him whose hand uplifs the lowly,
Makes the just alone succeed
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Milllary Local RonnlieS.

VOLUNTEERS credited to Wood County Ohio
v under the acquisitions of the President for
troops, made October, 1858, and February. 1854
are hereby notified that the County Commission
ers, in accordance with the 18th section of an act
passedAlarch 2Sth, 1864, entitled, "An act to au-
thorize the County Commissioners aud others ia
levy tax to pay bounties to volunteers" will, on
the Sth day Of next September. at the Auditors
Office, meet to settle for all claims for BountieS
offered under the said acquisitions.
Where the Volunteer has disposed of the County
Order issued in payment of the Bounty, for less
than its face, in order to recover the difference
sworn affidavit o that fact must be filed ON or be
fore the said Sth day of September in the Auditors
office.
BY order of the County Commissioners
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, April 10, 1865. Stf
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Auditors Office, Wood Co., %.
Perrysburg, July 10, 1865.

DOAD N0TICE.-Noticc is hereby given that
III petition will be presented to the Commits
sioners of Wood County Ohio, at their regular
session in September, A. ID, 1865, asking them to
cause TO be viewed, surveyed, located and estab-
lished certain county road, described as follows,
to wit: Commencing at the county read ON the
section line between sections two and eleven, in
Bloom Township, Wood County, Ohio, at the south
cast corner of said section twO thence east ON said
section line, between said sections two and eleven,
and between sections one and twelve in said town
ship, till it intersects the Port Clinton Road at the
east line of said township, and there terminate.
ALSO That at the same time and place there
will be presented TO said Commissioners petition
to vacate the following county roads, to-wit The
first commencing at the west side of the southwest
quarter of said section two at the center of said
quarter section; thence running east to the east
line of said quarter section; thence southeas asterly
course eight rods; thence cast till it nersecs the
Port Clinton Road, aud there terminate. The sec
Ond road to be vacated commencing near the north
east corner of the northeast quarter of said section
twelve; thence running in a southwestery direc-
tiOn until it intersects the road running east aud
west through the center of sections ten and eleven
in said township aud there termina te.-both of said
roads 20 be vacated being in said Bloom Township
Wood County Ohio. MANY PETITIONERS.
Bloom, July 81, 1865. ljdt
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SHElsIFFss SAKE.

Edward Standard,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Mary Burns ct al.
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, VIII offer for sale at public ven
due, at the door of the Court House, in the town
of Perrysburg. Wood County, OHIO, on
SATURDAY, September 2, 1865
Between the hours Of aud O'Clock p NJ, ol
said day, the following described property, tL-wt
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
aud the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter
OF section number twenty-nne (2l), ,own four A.
north, range tea 10) east, containing eighty so
acres. Appraised at $3.50.
CHARLES W. EVERS Sheriff.
MURRAY PRIcE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, July 20, 1865. llcs7 25
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LEGAL ApV's.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate,

II N pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
L Court of Wood County, Ohio, will oler for
sale, az public auction, on
THURSDAY, September 10, 1865,
at 10 clock a. NJ, upon the premises, the follow.
ing described real estate, situate in the county Of
Wood and State Of Ohio, aud being part OF lot
number mum %5o seven 10 sse'ion & numoSr tNSs,E.
tl2) east, to wit: The undivided onc-half Of the
mill and mill property, containing one and ono-hai
acre, also one out Of the northeast corner Of
said lot, bounded as 70 lows Commencing at the
northeast corner Of said lot and running west
along the north lino thereof to the east line Of the
mill lot, and Of sufficient width 10 mako acre.
Terms Of Salc-0ne-third in hand, onc-third in
one year, and one-third in two years from the day
Of sale, with interest the deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
Appraised at S9i2 %.
ERASTUS RANGER,
Admir- OF Geo. w. Adams, decd.
F. & d. X. HoLLENBEoK, Auys.
August 8, 1865. l6eSS so
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

VS.. : Wood Common Pleas
Wm. Kirkpatrick ct al
By 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
ldelisered, will offer for sale at public vendue, at
The door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
bounty, Ohio, on
II SATURDAY, September 2, 1865,
between the hours Of l aud O'clock T. M Of
AID day, the following described property, to-wit
THE east half Of the southeast quarter uf section
! 5an township 3, noItll Of range l2 east in Wood
CGnty, Ohio. Appraised at $500
CHARLES w. RVERS, Sheriff.
AHS H. REID, Plaintiffs Attorney.
lprysbarg, July 20, 1865. lAeS5 so
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SSiERIFF'S SALE.

vs., Wood Common Pleas.
AustilYa Blareum ct al
BY irtue Of an order of sale issued Ia the above
cause \ the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
OF WoolCounty, Ohio, and 10 me directed aud delv-
cred, WI offer for sale at public vcnduc, at the
door OF he Court House, 10 Pcrrysburg, ia said
county,
WEDNESDAY,. August 90, 1865,
Between be hours ef and O'Clock z. NJ. Of
said day, he following described lands and ten .
ements, siaptc ID Wood County, Ohio. to-mit;
Inc northwest quarter Of the southwest frac-
tional quarry Of Section Number Nineteen (!s), of
township Nplber -Four 4 J, north Of Range Num-
ber Elegen ~ east, in Wood County, Ohio
CHARLES w. RIVERS, Sheriff.
hEsRY H.popGr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Perrysborg July 20, 1855. 1887
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Orders will be filled at short notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms. ,r.....f...
esy- Printing Of every Kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any assnciation
society, public meeting political party, will be
charged to the person or persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment
OBLINGER a. GUYER,
Publishers and Proprietors.
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Alxr's REsr, twhichs in tho stait NV
Moo Gersey,) July II, 1865.

CuRE ron iocEJAw. Take common
pipe. light il wei alter filling with tobacco,
then place . cloth or silk handkerchief over
the bowl, and blow tho snoke through the
stem into tlio wound Two or three pipe
fuls viii DO sufficient 10 set the wound 10
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Notice to the Enrolled Militia of
Wood County,

NOTICE is hereby given that the militia rolls
~ of the several townships have been filed in this
office, and the duplicate OF said rolls has been
placed in the hands of the County Treasurer, and
that those whose names are found thereon, who
are not physically or otherwise exempt will have
until the 10th day of next September to pay the
Military Communication Tax of Four Dollars into
the County Treasury. If not paid on or before
that time, penalty Of thirty per cent and cost of
collection will be added to said amount
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
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