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GAEEOF HEDEoRHoHIA u SIEuBEs-
VuzEs-iAs fsa days M y dog he5o1g-
fEg % Cart II. z. L1elEs a Stelbsn-
lFills5 Ms -l1ilcs,1 =, ElelzTs himself In
aFery sfrsnss manner, - much - that
tie fE-lflF Wefe somewhat alarmed.
On Esf1S7lsE last iss gaTs unEnistakable
IA ferritl e EEiailrsr.s Affsr -iappiag
= several otilsrs. H lev n 3Tr. Es1fe.
'1l1oFrEt1 e ilsr -leLZh SSrs Ms attracted
q ne place, md fors his Fsi1ts and
dslNsrz b1t Ea,Iad - Do Tim my. rsr-
soral 1ii1ry. ll1r. goiln sbo1se pro-
ord = l,Iiu Ard, n ftis Dig had rot
inn TIE bo1se fhot him On the hall
eiHlfs Iho1zh several seEs attaeAed
il.ssrs lEas - one l.iititen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02

HYEIB COMPANY HAVING ORGASIZ
j ed in April, l664 In continuation with the
vel known finn Of Cache q Co, e Joint
stock eompauyof
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in som
Of the bet establishments ID this country an
Europe. The company claims that thet
Planes combine an the eKcelIenc3eS Of al IN
E4ast impEOFenEutE>an Il viii be apparent
an that men Wnose skin and abilities having
ben approved by the best Hnanu VI
not be l@ gucoeEsf1l when their own interest
and reputation are involved Asa testimony
70 the move they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CO8EPE
TIToRs,
by the judges Of the late Exhibition held At
the MaSyllnd 1nstttute Of BALTIMORE Nd In
October, n66.
me Pianos being sufficiently fntrodneeci in
this city, and having proved equal, Il not su-
peEior 70 any heretofore known. Those In
want Of q 1tEt-elaGs Piano, manufactured
with the greatest eaxeand Of the best mate
nal, E1u6aTe Iie1ker'g eDull1EE Ek01. which only
makes pianos more costly, hut By no means
more Ealnable, by sendfnE orders directly to
the factory, As above directed or by applyfnE
Market street, for further information. A
guarantees for dye ytsafS s given as fegar1S dEI-
Fahlllty Of CONSTRUCTION, 1or every Instrument
and win be kept in tune for one year free d
6h0ype Cd pEH10s 6dEen n exchange
Ren0ns Wishing TO have their Pianos timed
or repaired VII please leave orders At the
plaeeabOyenafned, As the Timer Of sid estab-
l1slafnent vii be here for enc week.
Cd Pianos taken In exchange febs-1y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02
oRsANIC WEANW


Member Of the Royal College Of SzrEaoni
London, Graduate of0ne 0Ffhs nnS1 e-ntEs-i
COLLEGES In the United SeAsez md The create:
parT Of whose life has been spent IA The ho-
p5talS Of London. Pans FhitAde1phia, sad
elsewhere has Effected some Of the u1oS- *
toniShinE cures that were ever Know nxay
tEOnbied with ringing In the bad and ez-S
when 8E1esp Ere19 DeTTDaDeZ.b being alarmed
81 Sudden sounds bzshfalneE, With frequent
blnShtng. attended sometimes with ds-alEz-
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AGENTS Wanted EYerVWh6re.

, f5E SSS;.1,: to IS FOR LADIES AND
Al IS 70 s31 per month for Gent lenen, 70
Introduce the National - Ses lI1g
I1Is1=ehine made Twill stitch, hem, feH, tuek,
+1-,1ff i1rslil lind Rafher and emhfotdeE mos
S5fihnIIFs skeS the elastic lock Stttch, and
& fTiITV sITarfEsd for three years We pay
sSIEe1Ifs The above salaries, or Allow oornIllts-
siIli from which twice that can pa r6AliE7d-
AfidreSs for circulars and terms
-e4-s-4= b A. BROWN & CO.
sssn,asys-SutS Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Forleign Fruits.

CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN PEAR
. 5easSof Anest Bordeaux Pruness osst IN
esseesEew smyrna F4ss some hi Ib-
50 6oxes Lemons and Oranges
500 fresh Coeanuts, 10 dnL assorted cans
spined and Cove oystsS, saraIns. RaiSn
Currents, Dates, CiErouss &C. &C. 1uSt af12N
and for sale low, 6y
SHULTZ a TRESCHELLs
Market 81, NV doors below lCLure b
1sBE4 WHEELING, ". w.
ALL TIE POPULAR PATENT M 1EElL
n efues OF thu day sdr EAts % oD5sSSssA
Chemist, md q Shooe HEjdEa mEz-
Wo0Ii rwRsE I.ooe LIS OK HAND
arra IA ~ cHAa b. BERRY.
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Price $4,000.
HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE

The ground could not be purchased ant
the buildings be put mp al q cost of les thar
$4,000. 1 win also ssu my
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ZOE sa1t.
Sherifss Sale.

nTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- T6nutE Circuit Court On the law SIDE
March 9Th, l366 Causes No aDdZ
WIIiiam Talaut, Henry TsllAnt and LsEts =
De4aptatn partners under the tim name o.
TalIGnf & DelaplAtn, ComplainanfS5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02
MARRIAGE

3fansd Pendns, or Yong Men ooatsuB,,-
ling rnarca4ZE bang EUKre o9PsyGSezI 49,
DeE- Organic De'its4s' I'=iEi'zElIi1e-. speedily
Hs VIM plarss himself unie-fhs ezr-s.r-
J. may re4iZ1UuSly eonfde IN his ko-o- a.
fsesE1fisulErl ard confdeulty uesy IT,, -
si-FII - a TjhTE5e5lFl -
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
pEac1soe. tndnlgsd In Thsn alone. 6 habit ne
qusnGly LEANED from eTiI companions, or AZ
school the effects Of which are nightly felt
even when asleep. and II not cured renders
mArTf8se impossible and destroys both mind
and body should apply Immediately.
What a pity that 8 young man t5e hope of
htSeonntES.rhs pE5ds OF his parents Ehouid be
Enatched from ali prospects and entoyDsnt5
OF LIE By the consequence Of deviaftng from
, the path Of nature, and tnc1ulZlng in . certain
secrez habit such persons nlrS1- before con-
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FOURTEES ACRES OF GROUND,
Having erected thereon
FINE RESIDENCE.

containing eleven roorns and an attiennlzhed,
bath rooms and all modern improvements;
there are also, convenient out-hooseS, tnclDd-
chie6eTy and two cS1eTns. Also, one hundred
and twenty-five Apple trees Of choice kinds
Pear, Peach, Pfnm and Qutnce trees,
all twelve years old, all bearing. There are
also choice selections Of Grapes, RaspoeE-
des, Blackbeu1eA, StFaEbeu1es, and Other
small fruits The grounds are dnely laid ont
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French Dressing.

q MOTHER LOT OF THIS DESIRABLE
"A Backing 1st received.
: Aiso q lot Of superior Llquid Blae<inE e
ITapTg ID N1Go4sL q 6EslSs-
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Tualslg An draEgts.a-
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Young MEN

FspeeIaHy. v5o have bsoglne tie victims ..
SClsffgTy We thai dreadful End dss--p--,-S..
lIliIff TTil5e3a annually 6EeeTH 70 IN nrr1r5sLS
grET,e fEl0lsands Of To1nK Men q he ~
EToellenr tlIe1fs and Brilliant inteIi.E4 -
I7iEf1 O1heEEfse hare enrsncsd ESQ.,
se1afeS With the IhuDdsEs Of el1Gus.sE s
waied TO eG1acy the living lyre, Enay n y
nth ful fsoaf5denee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02

GEIAILT@The fearful Effects on the min
are much 10 be dreaded. Los of Memory,
Confusion OF Ideas. Depression Of Spirits,
Evil ForebodinESy aversion to Society, self
some Of tbs evils produced.
Thousands OF persons Of an ages can nov
judge what IS the cause OF their declining
health, losing their viEoT, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and elacizIed. having SngE.
lar appearance about The EYES, Cough, Ead
SYMPTOMS Of Consumption
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TAKE PARTICULAR MOTTO

DEL. address an those who have injured
themselves By 1prOE@ Indulgence md ST.
tAEy habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business, study, 50
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I1Ea Rates Than Other Makers

IT'S unnecessary 70 Epeak d the material
rSed b. Chieka1nE a sons 70 pTodDce 1S dr.
rahIe m instrument and q elegant IN ttE e1-
terror - they do No such QnGtt4eS can be
produced without Ehs BEST and the nrSt Of
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MARRIAGE

me many thousands cured AZ This es-ab2ish-
numerous important surgical Operations per
formed by Dr. Johnson witnessed by me rS-
porteTs Of The SIzI and many Other papers,
notices Of which have appeared sEAtn and
again before the public, beSde his sanding
As gentleman oIcharacSeT aud responsibility
IS = Sufficient guarantee TO the amcsd-
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
feb4-Iys
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Az Eoo1 sllts Is. o Is II. sutnan q
COS Cshsssis "a ats.zt.l eoener Main ana
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GgND Es-M ATcH Es- Wo5DFfS
~ 49, s,zllrs tlclll4 Pins Pa int iTil7s
t>lc,@e1-, v an Eruuzn. d Ali flirFss.
NIL r ?. c. HlLpEE1. n s.nnn
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BOOK HOUSE
THRANIs zEPHYR SACKS AND HAND
j. Entt Shirts ustrecetye1at

Apss DNIeIl. : aI.os.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20
Minutes Of the Board of supervisors
Of Cedar Co., Iowa, ct their Term
Commencing Sept. Sd, 1866.

CLERKS OFFICE, GEDAR Co. Iowa. n.
+ sept. ID, ls68-iiA.M.
Board met and was called to order by
c r Sheldon, Chairman. Present, G. r
Sheldon, II. Cover, i Garrison, T. l.
Bassctt, e w Atkins, II y Potter, J Fer
guson, E L Edwards, w S Chase, and r
Shearer, being . quorum. $50 tt
Petition Of John MOreland, asking a
change In his assessment. Referred to
committee on taxation.
On motion of + l. Bassett, Board ado
journed until 1 o'clock p. m.
tH tFst& %&E s# 4ts# O'CLOCK p. n.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Sheldon, Cover, Garrison, Pa
den, Byers, Bailey, Bassett, Atkins,
Wise, Potter, Rice, Ferguson, Edwards,
Chase, shearer 4 Leith, being quorum
Report Of VIM II Tuthlll, on School
Fund collected by him since June term,
ls86, presented. On motion said report
referred to committee on School Funds
and School Lands. t,.sss
w H Tuthill presented claim Of w
G. Woodward, for $3.50, as his fees in
the case Of Payne vs.. Cedar county. On
motion of Edwards, the claim was refer
/ red to the COMMITTEES on Claims.
On motion, Board adjourned until to
morrow morning at o'clock.
TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 4th, 1864.
] Board met pursuant to adjournment
4 Present-Sheldon, Cover, Garrison
Paden, Bailey, Bassett, Atkins, Wise
Potter, Rice, Edwards, Chase, Sheare
4 and Leith, being quorum.
4 Mr.. Rice presented petition from res
idents Of Fremont township, in regar
to the building of q School House
Sub-School District No. q, in said tow
} ship. On motion of Mr.. Atkins. said p
tition was referred back to the Boa
, of Directors of Fremont township.
4 uasAr .RotAoek ekspnssaRtsA aspesttiop'
}, n II EathertoD, asking an abatement
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I@l ea p.1xl 81 lI - - +. a. - -
~. = 80 49, - - I7Sa- -
..'o,sse si'assd - s....
.nor'soc g 80! - : h q. -
0fncted on the- -IAsl4a fk -
So6GN u ~ Wifi W 0nG 1DDooo -
the ian, sein,ns 1y 1on1
49, .Tys- - - 49, .s.1ssas~ 1111snH
@ en.a : - -. u H b. - <s-...-......s
- vwo oeds ma ~ n - ~ 49, n I..-1-.
.ns .ns. .as ..s.,1 ..,ss. %. -, go. 9 49,
49, anSg'1 -
.'A.N - -" I. .s...I sstI ~ g.
vae spc~e fepaifs, ~ = a NM
a, BssseA prsssnkeag 101nD0wt1G so1os
iution which .ssslst1ankrss VET
~ sa1,,..ss ~ lkxf4E
heso*cs0s r.sHI-.--~-
% :. afcssss 1pss 80 s4es1 -
tnsa ss 3{fo& &1r,) s.1.s, s...s.. =
canncs bc oeee6oefi5 = sowsE
ha: been paid at sa$S 334s = OSHA
I'm F,,det,,,ae 81 a0f0 h46R7&d unAal
..as..s-ss-s1E" M 9s3R
."nny u.ol.l.s - 60
. Wsns sAnAs No. - .a
,,an. .s" r.sn ~. ,s.s.ssssse sss.sse -, - -. 80
~i - 49,. Y, -s.s14' 4 49,
ris0n. tsden, Aeas vnl y. ~
Wise, Potter, Fergueeo, D6Mun1CA
Shearer 4 Leith. hain9 ntonnn ~.
80. :, n,.,,s,.,. - -.-.a.~-a..a......ID
, py.Hs~ - -. .s1.....
i The compaAttso At1eso6Os1ssoCeo
presented, the EOlleWknnsoopoge:S Snf
On m.tinn af Eanaur1a. a. reeaart ~
,an ..,r,, -, ........-. -....,.s..,,s.es-., !. =
NueH.uso w ussAs'
Bair bridge. s7s-iost;nstiser atlt
On motion. !. .nepore, II Mmnni11De o.
Ro.,i. And Rr,d.s. - s,a1oAcInro
~"~ - -.--s'-. -.A..
= MsFEay AeAds@ - -teHe3s sssasssoe.
New commissioners eeadaD-0se
w smith. J.,hn q Ixxn saA u lGeCreo-
I.,. ~, a,n.....-, .--'@,--.'--a
keSi ~ coass"..at -. In =. -,
, Cetssr River ltoad. y lscssnnaea4 go
missioness for JamanQa ba appoinHpd. =
+ Hunsoluu. II Hovfan ~ ~ IA.
Z, = ,'....s-~-
iSlsuy ~ e1'o'ssss fns'', ~
,-Y VIM n lIOoy Road, NeWseosnq1eoo-
era Tor damage b WglghA. r 8nlwi.
dor and A II Rolton. -. :. 80.
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WN. ELLIOTT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col.
u lectlng Agent. Applications made for
Dsek ~. Dsssg u fsssisss 4 Dssisyel Ssllien,
0R for the heirs of deceased soldiers. No charge
made unless the application Is successful Also
legally licensed C6nccyaMccr for Cedar county,
Deeds, &C., made and acknowledged on reas0s-
able terms. Once with the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, Triton, Iowa. vl3n2l
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want Of Government support. Oligarchy
nlatured Its power with subtle design.
Its history for eighty years is replete
with unparalleled injuries and usurpa-
tions. 1t developed only the agriculture
al localities, geographically distinct from
the free localities, and less than one
third Of the whole, with African slaves.
It held 4,OOO,O 900 Of human beings as
chattels, yet made them the basis Of
unjust power for themselves In Federal
and State Governments. To maintain
slavery it excluded free white labor from
the richest agricultural lands of the
world, forced thcm 10 remain inactive
and unfruitfGl In the mineral lands and
lumber localities, embracing two. thirds
OF the South In square miles and real
| undeveloped wealth, simply because the
localities were agriculturally too poor for
slave labor, and condemned to agricul-
ture, on this unagricultnral locality, and
signed them to unwilling ignorance and
ling enterprise. 1t repelled the capital,
| energy and will Of the free States from
labor localities, by unmitigated intoler-
ance and prescription, thus guarding
the approaches to their slave domain
against democracy. StAtute-bO0ks groan-
Cd under despotic Laws against unlawful
4 and insurrectiOnary assemblies. 1t aim
ed ct the constitutional guarantees tO
! the right to peaCeably assemble and pc
tition for the redress Of grievances. II
prescribed democratic literature - in.
cendi9ry. It nullified constitutional
guarantees Of freedom, free speech and
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openly encouraging tho observance Of
oaths against treason, while refusing to
punish one single couspiratOr, though
thousands had earned the penalty Of
death. More than thousand Of devot-
ed Union citizens have been murdered
In cold blood since the surrender Of Lee,
and In no case have their assassins been
brought to Judgment; that he has par
,1doned some Of the worst Of the rebel
criminals Of the South, Including some
who have taken human life under cir
stances Of unparalleled Atrocity; that
while denouncing and lettering the ope-
Tations Of the Freedmsn's Bureau, he,
with full knowledge Of the falsehood,
has charged that the black men are lazy
and rebellious, and has concealed the
fact that more whites than blacks have
been protected and fed by that noble or
ganization; and that while declaring
that it was corruptly managed and ex.
pensive to the Government, he has con
nived at . system Of pronisaey In ths
public patronage and public money
wholly without parallel save whom the
traitors bankrupted the treasury and
sought to disorganise and scatter tn,
army and navy, only to make It NOR
easy TO capture the Government; tha
while declaring against the injustice Q
lsaying eleven States unrepresented, b
qhAs Islssd = antAests the libsrsl pla,
Of Congress, simply becaa6e II 5seoenisl
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HANITOU LODGE, No. 4 I. O. Of O. -,
aA A. leSAs, r Az ssi,9 ss,9 I, ,,,Shn: syssy
Luxe b. IxonAN, secy. .S-'l
XQlH tpnFnYA q k HAk. H., risses,
NJ Hwe, hoyos 1oAhf 6o!6snd dhicatiSE q
Ws4nssday evealn9s, % q beS0re.. sfaH
ylaeefng b9o11afo0 welcomed. -IhI
W. II. ALD91, Bee. H. G. PIA1T, W. n ],
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YTNHE subscrtber0 announces 70
l the CITIZENS q TiPton, snd
have teSsS ehsTss 81 tho ..Ciay -3
Meat MARKET" " and will supply customers with
good mesh Beef. Pork, Mutton, and Veal, ut
Aldrich House. PORTER 4 TOWER.
Tip1e0, lowe, Feb. q, lSoa.
IoWa Mutual 1iro Insurance Co.
rIVleOLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE CON.
i pany In Tho aeote.
8. L. Smith, Agent. z
ONES With R0thrOck 4 Wolf, TiptOn, Iowa.
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,-ssss> ,-sss ss"U&HE-oT1IK a@ ,, !,
if apH8 1HAl I'D ~ INV Yp44 On cHI
Certi6cates Of Deposit, or Drafss on New
i0E sYes4. R9seon. aad I6iladslphiA. .eashsa. Com
po1nd Intercst Notes purchased, and 7Sol
WILLIAM H. TtyTHrLr.j
Tipton, lows, Feb. 18th, lS0a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-09-21
THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democracy held forth at the Court.
house on Tuesday night. Messrs. HILL and
CoMmAorR were the principal speakers. On
account Of the rain and mud, the attendance
was slim--perhaps one hundred and fifty in
all, and half of this number Union voters.
The feelings Of the managers on this occa-
sion are only foretaste of what they may
experience on the 9th of October next The
burden Of the speeches was our national
debt aud onerous taxation--the worst argu.
mont, in our opinion, Democrat can bring
forth, 1t is the Democratic party alone
whom the American people can thank, for
our immense debt and high taxes. 1t was
the Democratic party that brought on tho
war, aud il was the same party that carried
il Oh through four bloody years. Mr.. HILL
gave the amount of the national debt ut
seusn billions Of d0liUs--so that il is very
evident that this Johnsonized party are de.
tormined to include the rebel debt. The
people OF the North will have word or
two to say in this matter.
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OLD PAPER.

Under this head tho PUiaam County
Scaiiael calls attention to the fact that DR..
MoE, of 0Itowa, has in his possession the
oldest paper the editor has yet seen-a copy
Of the Ulster County Gazette published a
Kingston, in the State of New York, enc
dated January 4, 1909, The SsatiHel chal
leuges its exchanges to produce an olde
paper.
Como up this way, Mr., Sentinel aud W,
will show you one, We have in our pos
session copy of tho Worcester SPY pub
lished at Worcester, Massachusetts, al {
ated September -, 1896. 1t contains in
teresting details of the movements of Ma
polcons armies, and much other matter o
Ipeouliar interest.
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War in Europe.

We are again treated to rumors Of war in
Europe. This is not surprising. The r!
cent peace between Austria aud Prussia sat.
isiied no party but Prussia and Italy. Aus.
i having lost more than she foup h for, and
her military prestige in addition, is of
course dissatisfied. Russia was not hall
pleased, and France was altogether disap.
pointed III view, therefore, OF the very
sore feelings that the late war has left,
nothing is moro likely than a renewal oi
difficulties, upon wider scale than hereto.
fore, that may afford Austria an opportu-
nifty to redeem her lost military reputation
and give Napoleon the territory hei de.
sires, heal his wounded pride and restore
tho confidence of tho French people in the
Emperor. The ejeolousy entertained toward
Bismark is so great. and the desire to clip
his wings so general all around tho Euro.
pean circle, that another war is almost inev-
liable.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN obedience to an order of sale issued to me by
/ the Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio will
offer for sale upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
the Goth day of October, 1865, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following described real estate, sit
uate in Wood County, late the property of Gideon
Cornell, deceased, to-wit: The east half of the
southwest quarter of section twenty ynine, township
five, north of range nine east, containing eighty
acres, more or less. Appraised at 81 900.
Terms of Sale--0ne-third in hand, one-third in
one year, aud one-third in two years from day Of
sale, with interest; deferred payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises sold.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Administrator.
Weston Tp., September l3, 1865 2leS5 80
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-09-21
{" United We Stand, Divided We Fall"
CAMPAIGN FOR the TENTH DISTRICT
HON. j. M. ASIILEYS 5
APPOINTNI IENTSo

After consultation with leading friends in the
several counties, Mr.. AsuLEv has made appoint
ments to speak at the tiaes aud places designated
below. As he speaks twice almost every day, he
can not possibly alter or change his programme.
1t is to be hoped therefore, shat no change will b
asked or attempted
The Union Committees of the several counties
are respectfully requested % see that convsyances
arc secured and ready to take the speakers prompt
ly to tho points named in their several counties,
where private couveyanees are necessary
Remember that Mr.. AsuLEY never disappoints
nm audience, aud is always promptly On time, rain
or shine.
The ladies are especially invited.
GoRuAN CENrER--Friday, Sept, u, IA I'M
MoREY's CORNERS Friday, sept 81, evening.
MErAMoRA- Saturday, September %, y 2, N.
SYLyANIA- Saturday, September %, evening,
TOLEDO Monday, September %, evening.
GOLUMBUs GR0TE-Tuesday, sept. 25, 2la 7. NJ.
kAuDA-Tuesday, September 25, evening.
CuARLoE - Wednesday, September 26, y ? NJ,
JUNCTION Wednesday, September 20, evening,
PAULDING Thursday, September y, " +. NJ.
ANrw RRP-- Friday, September 2S, lls IN.
HIcKsvILLE Saturday, september 20, ~ p. a.
Mn.o-Saturday, September 20 evening
WArERvILLE Monday, October |, ~ =, NJ.
MAuNEE CRY Monday, October |, evening.
WAusRoN With General Garfield, ON Tuesday
October 9, ~ Pm.
RIDaEvILLE CORNERS, Henry County Wednes
day, October 3, "a I'm.
Any point between ddgevillo and DeGance--i,
the evening.
DRFIANoR-Whh General Garfield, on Thurs
day, October 4, y Pm.
FLORlDA-Alone, ON Thursday, October 4, in tn,
evening.
NApoLEoS-with General Garfield on Friday
October s. ~ p. Al.
SPRNGFIELD, Lucas County-On Saturday, DC
tober 6, ll1P.M.
ToLEDo --On Monday, October s, in the evening