The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-09-07

Every saturday,
s~ This periodical has been enlarged It's pub
fishers, Ticknor & Fields, have been Obliged to
add eight pages of reading matter to it, in order
to keep pace with the times. They will commence
the publication of several stpries in it, The first
one is entitled " Silicotos" and is from the pen of
Henry Kingsley. .'f .t
New Music
w. w. wmrNsY, 173 Summit street, Toledo
has just published the Great Campaign Song Oft
Day, entitled "My Policy; or, johnson on tho
Brain" Song and Chorus. We predict for II an
extensive sale. 1t will be sent post paid 10 anv
address, on receipt of price, 80 cents. McMAnAN
{ LoPER, of this place, also, have the. music on
their counter. ts t
The Ladies' RepOsEtOry.-
The engravings in the September number are
Greenwood Water, New Jersey, and Portrait of
Queen Victoria. It's contents, both of prose and
poetry, are worthy the high standard of literary
merit that has made this magazine so popular. Its
several departments-The Chidren's Repository;
The Family Circle; Scripture Cabinet; Literary.
Scientific and Statistical Items; Literary Notices,
and Editors Study and Table, are all replete with
knowledge
monthly at Cincinnati and New York Ministers
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending September /,
1866:
4. Taylor to II. Burdue lot a. Westield- $54.
d. Gable to G. Delhi = NV sec 27, tp 5, rng
H. so acres-S2 600.
NJ Baughman 10 r. Longmore pit x my sec
Z, tp 5, range IL, 10 acres-S 800.
w. Kirk to w. Christian lot II, Lewisburg-
$3.50.
r. 9. Taft to D. S. Hinkley lot 8, Milton Cen
o. Rich to L. Gearhart; Ut SO, Mingrove- $500.
p. Haskins to j. NJ. Cunning; lot 5, Haskius-
$500
]. Bender TO C. NJ. overholt; end x Sc sec
36, tp 5, range 10, II acres-S65O.
$. McBeth to j. KoTanj out-lot II, 'Perrysburg
5000.
Levi Moore % @. 0verholt; s Il Sc and c a sw
sec 80, tp s, range 10, 100 acres--S7 600.
]. Hinsdale to w. simmons Sc ne sec 10, tp 4.
range o, 4 acres-S400.
G. Rosendale to j. Bum a Sc sec 13, Up 3,
range IL, so res-Sl 500.
L. Kinnamon to o. Diver; und x lot S, in Mill
grove, with grst-ml so 000.
p. Loey to d. Hall; q NV sec s, and 90 acres
off W end NV sec 8, Up 8, range H. 100 a-s4. 400.
II. A. Hitchcock to j. q. Hoffman lot 462, Per-
rysburg-S6OO.
No. Of transfers--l5; total value s2S, ,lO4.