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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sCMENCK,s sEAWEED TONI.

SOAA ENCA'S SEA w Eb;D TONIC.
This medicine, invented by DR.. J. II. schESok, o
Philadelphia, Is intended to dissolve the food ant
make 1t Into chyme the Arst process digeation By
cleansing the stomach with scheneks Mandrake Pill
the Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food thai
could not DO eaten before using Will be easily d
gested. 4.s
Consumption can not be cured by scbenck's PuI
monte syrup unless the stomach and liver is mad,
healthy and the appetite hen the Tonic and
Pills are required in nearly every OF eonsumIr
ton Half dozen bottles OF the sEAwE sD To Sc and
three four boxes Of the NAsDRAKE Puts will ehre
any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. scHEHcK makes professional visits IN New York
Boston. and at his principal Ofies IN PhiadsiphiA
every week. See daily PAPERS Of each place, or his
pamphlet on consumption for his days Of visitation
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses OF the Doctor ono when In the last stage OF
Consumption, and the other as Ne nov is in perfect
health. are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price 81 90 per
bottle, 81 20 the half dozen. Letters for advice
should b. addressed 10 Dr. scnEHcK's PriEira Once
No Is North 9th street. PhiladeIphs. Pa.
General Wholesale Asehts; DemAs BArnes 4 Co.
MY s. s. Han"e. Baltimore, Md; John d. Parke,
Cincinnati, Ohio Walker & Taylor, Chicago III;
Collins Bros, 81. Louis, Mos 2i.iStWemOIS
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PERRYsRURG HGARKET,
[eoRRrerrD WEEKLY ny ,. n. MILLER co. !

leoRREcTED WEEKLY ny ,. n. MILLER 4 Co.
PERRYsBURG, Oct Iber 3, 1867.
APPLEs s-Green W bu 75c dried 25.
BEEswAx-30c - fb
BurrER- 2Of025c D ID; Eggs, l2@15c " doz.
FLOUR-l0 0O@I2 90 W barrel.
GRAIS-Corn shelIed lO00 l05c " bu; in ear 9j
@l00c. Oats 45@50c. Rye l 90. Wheat l 900
2 20 W bu.
MEATS Hams 121z@l5c ~ h Shoulders lO@
l2Hc; Dressed Hogs 0OGD7 50 " ewt.
LARD-l5c " ID.
P0TArOEs -6O975c " bushel.
SALT-2 65 ~ barrel,
WooL-30O4Oc q b.
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[Communicated.l i
Peoples Democratic RESOLUTION.

Resoiced. That in ADDISON SNtru, Esq, we re-
cognize honest and capable to ill the office of
Auditor ofour county that the increased amount
Of labor and responsibility Of that Office requires
eHpabIiiy one Of thu principal qualifications of
boyt. to ill our offices. We can not afford to EDu-
cLTB men for Office, and we demand that men al
ready capable be placed in Office. We are not in
favor Of paying NKwroN for doing the ornamental
and at the same time employing BY necessity
ADDISON Smith, ar his brother, to run the practi-
ctl part of the Office The Taxpayers are too poor
toPiy NESToS a salary for nothing, and SMITH a
salary to do the work. Givs US SMITH ds tie aud
itor. We want no ornamental men. Therefore,
we cheerfully recommend Mr.. ADDISON SMITH To
the hearty support of all Democrats and all tag
payers.
The above is the resolution passed in the Demo-
cratic Couveption, nominating Mr.. SxTrn as can
didAte foe Auditor.
II II DODQE G5.;-uco
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

qiiead Drdg Store-Garduer 4 Co.
In Bankruptcy-A. NJ. Thompson.
Administrators Ssle--John Campbell.
Great Bsrgains-7Jobn Bader.
In Baukruptct--Lewis A. Croft.
Millinery-Mfs; N. u. Messenger.
Petition TO Sell IaHd-Dauiel Hall.
Road Improvement--S. d. Price.
Public Sale--Jos. Brownsberger.
In BAnkruptcy-LewisA A. Croft.
Road Notice-David Donaldson.
Ditch Notice. Simpson Jones.
Road Improvements. B. Price.
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rs ia
IHGINl

Clipper - 8 IL 2 10 IL 3 4o
Fort Aeig'.22 16 s IA II 8 10 10 9-lla
HOME RuNs-N. Meigs- Vass 2, Van HELEN 2.
Charles s, Webb Jas. 7, Norton 9-25. Clipper
Uhlman 2, Call 2, Taylor 2--6.
Lmpire-W. Curtis, of the Invncible Club.
Seorers-J. IL. Whitker, for Clipper; &C. Mer-
ry, Tor Fort Meigs.
ID. Van HELEN, on the fourth inning, put three
men out BY catching hy ball aud throwing il to
the second base.
The game was closed When-the Fort Meigs were
on the last inning, with only one man out Aiier
the game the Clippers were entertained by the TT.
heigs boys, and sat down TO an excellent dinner
prepared at NORToR's Exchange.
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ROORBACKs!

The DsorganiIers and their Democratic allies
are busily engaged in manufacturing and circn
lating every conceivable fslsehood prejudicial to
the Union ticket, and more especially are their
efforts concentrated against Captain JosEPH B.
NEWTON. There is no telling what roOrbacks will
be in circulation the day Of election, wien too
late to refute them. All we have to say to our
friends is-PELIRvE NoXE OF THEM.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman Who suteFsd for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youlh-
fu indiserston, Will for the sAks Of suffering human.
i,y, send free to al who need H. bs recipe and dree
tiehs FOR making the simple REMEDY by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit BY the Advsrtlssr
eKDefsnee. can do 50 ~ addressing in perfet conf.
dene-v JOHN y. 00DkR,
Sa ~ eed9r STREET. NeS York.
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no CONsUMPTIYES.

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free Of
charged to all who deiss It, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple rene
dy by which he was cured OF ptiOn. nlf only
object Is TO beueht the AFFLICTED, nd lie hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription Il will the
nothing, aud may prove blessing. Please addTeS.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. lO5 South second at i, Willia mibdtKh, N, Y.
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ARIEL MI. COREY.

This gentleman has done noble work
in this campaign. He 10 an able and clO-
quent speaker, and discusses the political
issues of the day, in manner showing that
he has given them much careful study aud
attention. He will be elected by han I.
some majority.
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INFORnIATION.

Information guaranteed to produce . Iuxuriapt
growth Of hair upon bald head or bbstdisss aes.
also recipe for the removal OF PimPles. Blotehsa
Erupttons, etc on the akin leaving the sane son.
clear and Beautiful Gan be oblainod without charge
By. addressing THos. y. CHAPMAN, ChemistI
osH 523 Broadway, New York.
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CAPTAIN JOSEPH n. NEWTON.
re.,lmony of Colonel II. D. Klng.bury

Below we give letter received by us from
Colonel II. D. KISesBURY, of Toledo, written
prior to the Convention that nominated Captain
NEWTON. Il is worthy testimonial from brother
soldier, and to it we invite the attention of every
voter in the county:
TOLEDO, July 20, 1867.
. Editor PerrysbHrg Journal:
DEAR SIR: Having learned that Captain JOsEPH
d. NEWTON, OF ROachton, would be a candidate for
Auditor Of Wood County, aud feeling as do an
interest in the welfare Of one SO worthy of the
hearty support of all true Union men, felt that
could not let the opportunity pass without ex.
pressing my hearty desire to see him nom mated
and elected to that Office. Having served with
him IN tbs army four years, Think that every
soldier aud officer that knew him will Join me in
saying, that moro faithful soldier or officer never
shouidered a musket, OF drew a sword. Kind and
generous, brave as the braVest, he was always
ready TO do each and every duty that do Voved upon
him. In fact one knew him but tO love and re-
Epect him, and lido think that ii the good people
of Wood County consult their beat interest, they
will aOt eNy noRsiH ate him. bat every pOte IA
he Coanfy for hinl, and firmly believe that should
he be elected, that would have reason TO re-
greet that he cast his vote for Captain J. b. NEw-
v0F. Respectfully, yours.
III. ID. KINGSRURY
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suAuLATIEs rosIo o-niyE BIrrERs health
10 blessing. The way 10 enjoy such Is to take 4
wine glass faii % srEicKLAsDs LFE BIrrKRs two or
three tlmes day. They create good appetIte
they arehgthen the stomach; they habtuaI Con.
stpatioa, NerVOuansss and Headaehe; they make the
eld ,sel yosng. II you wish long life and good
heAlth. use srNlcsLASD's lars RIrrERs. P0r sale n
bottles ~ DsugEiss, and ~ the draS al al saoOas
sue tf0eeHssf ALTA
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MARRIED..

RASHER-TRACY.-O Tuesday, Octobe
l, by Rev. q. A. Adams, Mr.. JAMES FhAsuEI
aud Miss LAURA Tracy,
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sale nj Pnu,a.

sale Of psws will take place at the Methodist
Church, on Saturday evening, OF next week, th,
18th inst.
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Agricultural Implements.
FLAX SEED.
1000 Bushels Flax Seed Wantedl
Tho highest price will be paid al
THE AGRICULTURAL STORE.

Cider Mills.
These Mills are not only warranted TO be we'll
made and well 6nshed Of good material, but also
to do we'll and thoroughly the work for which they
are intended.
Full directions viii accompany each slill for
making the most delicious cider.
Cane Mills The Victor.
The most complete Mill in the country.
Cooks Evaporatot.
They have invariably given the highest sslisfae.
ton.
Eureka Cutting BOx-a universal favcrite.
Wood Mils-hima, NOrwalk and Eclipse.
Corn-Shellefs- Star and Bhrrall's Iron
buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Grain Drill.
Iron-beani, Cast aud Steel Plows.
Wheel barrOws aud Road-scrapers
Farm Bells and Washing machines
WeH.pumps and Water drawers, Chntus, Reels.
Wheels, &C. Repaits fot all machines.
You will also ind at the Agricultural Ware
house the largest stuck of
CABINET FURNITURE
In the county, together with largo stock Of Cabi
net Turning aud Broom handles.
WILLIAM CROOK.
PeHysbtrKj July rs, 1857. Izz
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Real Estate transfers In wood county.

RsaI Estate Transfers In Wood County
The following are the transfers OF real estate ia
Wood County, as shown By tho books in Recorder
AERRr's 0fice, for the week ending Sept. 28
1851:
Samuel A. Bopes to Frances Sexton; 80 sc NJ
acc 81, tp ), range IL, 10 aeres-$ $500.
Justus Simands 10 3. Simonds; pit ne sec 7, tp
s, range II, 70 acres-$400.
n. Barnett 10 A. CutEwiller; pit eL NV sec IS
tp 4, U. s. r. 50 acres $3.50.
& J. Ekman to II. @. Howels; nh NV sec IL
tP :, range Q, 80 aeres-$2T00.
James IL. Leaf 10 s. L. Sargent; ne cor sec H.
Up I, range 40, u acre-S65O
Tbouas tinRey 10 Charles Rogers; sw SO sec 8,
W ,, range u, 40 acres-Ssj0.
e. re.lo to Joha BeAuPrei lots II and 70,
y. Bower TO O. StaninQer. M " "a sae ~ IN A
range IL, 20 aeres-$4O0.
s. b. Abbott 10 g. w. Evers, sH sw sec 10. In
5, range 10, 50 acres-s2.l3I.
Nicholas Emeh 10 J, Ricketts,; out-lot 2l6. Per
FysburR, ~ acres s-ti 400.
TIE. Wight to James O'Breni lot 10, Mnbury
No. Of hansfsrs-ll total VAiue-spIs9.
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WHILE we demIud in the reconstruction
OF the rebel states, that negroes shall vote.
we should not hesitate to permit them to
vote in Ohio.
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Ra,e Rail Game.

match game of base ball was played on Sat-
urday last. between the Clipper, Of Weston, and
the Fl. Megs, of Perrysburg, on the grounds of
the latter The following is the score of the game
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TnR ALABAMA CLAIMS are now up again for ad
justmant, and the British Government has ex-
pressed itself dssirous Of an arbitration. Among
the claims persistently pressed, are those of tho
ever present and activs J. G. Aver & Co, Tor the
value of shipments Of Cherry Pectoral, Sarsapa-
rilla, Ague Cure, and Pills, in transit fer Oregon,
Vancouver's Island and Russian America, de-
sroyed on the Anna Schmidt of the coast of South
America. So universal is the use OF their rem .
dies, that they are al Iat ON almost every sea ;
and this firm is frequently caught between the
upper and neither milstones of contending nations.
But they are known to stand up for their rights,
and to get tn I'M. R,prblicdn, WW'inyton, d. @.
WuESE'ER TAKE MY WALKS ABRoADhow many
poor, miserable Dyspeptic people see who would
be healthy, and rosy and happyf they took PlInta-
ti"n Btersthat paragon Of preparations for giving
tone to the stomach energy TO the torpid liver,
a joy to the nervous system, and strength IN the
muscles. 1t is an admirable regeneratir of ma
ture's wasted or neglected functional powers in
either man or woman. 1t gently exctes and pleas
antly s1othsS. With bottle thereof, every man
may be his own physician.
| MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
! superior to Cologne and at half the price.
DR.. J. II. Jordan, Indianapolis, Ind, says: u
have known DR.. Strckland'S Pile Remedy 10 be thbr
oughy tested In numerous during the past
and with perfect success in every instance. Ahd so
1t 10 with his remedy for Diarrhoea Cholerai and
his Dough Balsam. They are all genuine and ptre. "
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ADVICE TO ALI MASKISD.-Tho sure road 70 for
tuns Is 10 have people kaosS that your prices for
foodn are lawer than EOur neighbOrs, 0r that you
have much better article for the same money
This being our special object ia view, we would
sAy 70 yoa All that we are Just 10 receipt Of
quantity OH. W. Psiand'G HnmOr Doctor and
white Fine Compound for coughs aud colds; the
beat nedieins In the market for the cure Of ScFos
ials end all Diseases NJ ths hio0i, and are put up
IN large bottles f0r el.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
On Finb-strsst ,pasl Of the uniou Schooi.ho
PsrT5Shnrg, Ohio.


THE updetdigned would call "a .iten,t,, ~ an.
nspflk 6f PER-. sburg cad virinity, aha, sbe
u sn' taktnR fio ares Of Che Beat Quality. Of sii
sl1ss aad sindS from The a. siss. OF iargsst down
tnf slHal,esI Amhroiypes and Gems also copy.
copying. '"'" :"
one viii ahlsh up Pictures IN Iudia hk ~
ps,aa 10 water eolrs II she most approve ed styies :
M'i also furnish Frames and Cases of ali finds
aud sizes that may be required.
She would respectfully inrhe hes hiena. 4.
ean and SEQ what their own artist can u befe',t
going elsewhere. Ii win cost you naihipg h rc',
eanno. D. suited. a u she esfs y n shnw what
facfi0a. M.S Si,.Es,s se,'s'
B.--No gieturos tai . on Sa.3gs = s'SS
feerlsbure, April 8, 1897. so.s
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Thereby certH thai Ilcas sortly ai,ted Niih Bajis
r i,co yedrs dsrclepla0 fAemserts Ws, .uy abs ,ad
uthSr pdrts Of nv bady The qiIligs N,hicA eadur
from them undesirable, Sitficc u 20 sIy that
Jdin fully trted IettrI u hs mos boIqdt dior rt,ts
dies, bd uTthOta rsHoriHg he Gfet,on ~ tr0th, ~
Ire edReif request ~ i,tInvIts fip,'d istgyd
70 M Or. =. W. I@dHds HHnor Doctor; ard ry7y
hdppy b attest that al nv Boiis cere removed d "
6oahL restored BY u.isD pr ioi1ndI qforeid moi
icihcf NILTON GAZE
Boston, Jah r., 1876
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rut up in large Bottles, Pricc sI.Oo-
AT THE
NRW ENGLAND ROTANIC nepOT

GEORGE W. SWEET. NJ. D.. PRorEtrfon-
szg- West & TruaI and Doolcy Bros, Whole,
slle Agents, Toledo.
For sale at Retail by Peek Hamilton. liza
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NIrr. WhceIcr. Sinnchnn,. NIn.a,.
Mrs. Porter, Dover, n. II.

DOrER. " H., Jtly sR, LS;s
Er. FOLAND: Vo<ired your lcitcr iagHirIiiy as 70
the etct oT yotr meicins Sed.SickIts. ON happ,.
70 sdy hdt think Il IS the Raicias roi d dread t
sickTesl. tried rdrioais pTesc1ptioHs, bu fad mae
that lcfded De stomach and cleared s head tke he m
nIT DoctoT h as though coNid hJtiiy ,cdit N get
oshorc, 10 cntrct you 20 introduce IL info ship csahlery
stores, that may hnd ifS uruy do, ,cho sHgtr uJAs
hs nghy deep from sedIck,ess u rcaptiins rcho igkr
their ftniiis with them, cdrry pissen0rs t.ould tn
81 FIR Osloe, Usy coHi be lllng rVyags pthpr
u. HARRIET NJ I0RTIE
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Muci more might b stated in rrdtioa 10 .Ls neiiSfs,
contained in tiiiuonidlt baf IS nodicSS. All MA.
CHESTER drtt9esia dLnt IL, especially l. ". BtaLc al
Ba'1's. inqiiire u NJ, Henry I1vner, Of ReIfrj.
uhots WQe tpdt ctned by Of Sih RhfHA. Ak dhnast
"a a remedy, US used in their cdsss Or BY Uoir
frioads
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

Which embraces all the most desirable qualities
to be found in the market.
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sG- A Paris, Kentucky, CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Times writes
concerning that place:
A humorous lecturer who came
here recently, sent his agent on a
couple of days ahead to smooth his
way. On his arrival he found Mr..
Agent most thoroughly Bourbonized
Whether or not there is ga Bourbon
among u.s." he had certainly been
among good deal Of Bourbon. The
following dialogue ensued between
lecturer and agent -
Lecturer are the pros
poets p
Agent-"Splen'id prospects,
Lecturer-"What sort of house
do you reckon we'll have z"
Agent-"(hic) Full"
Lecturer-"About how full z"
Agent-("hic) Full'rn tick
Lecturer-"Do you think the peo-
pie here appreciate humor?''
Agent-"Preshate humor Well
if as'n Teller to drink evry fin min.
utes is 'preshation # humor, they've
(hic) got it Y
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NO DOURT OF TIT

DLANTERS who are now purchasing Corn and
l. having it carried to mill are invited to scale
the meal thus obtained and then make their fig
ures. will venture to suggest that compari.
son of my prices Tor meal with the number of
pounds obtained in each case, will prove, beyond
doubt, that it is cheaper to purchase the Meal
of me, than as buying and drawing Corn for
yourself and miller.
Perhaps more accurate plan were to weigh the
product in sifted meal. in each case az above
named. think the result would show a greater
difference in actual pounds Of breadstuf
10 those who scrupulous as to what they
eat, would also add that no corn is mil ed en-
my premises without first being thoroughly
cleansed BY proper machinery.
mar26 JOSHUA BEAL
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NEW GooDs AT CAPDEvIELLE' s. Our read
ers will please scan carefully the adver-
tisements in to- days paper concerning the
large and we'll assorted stock of merchan-
disc just received by Mr.. P. Capdevielle at
his well known store on Laurel streets
The assortm ents com prise q great many
articles of wear suited to the season as
well as fancy toilette articles. Ladies and
gentlemen by repeating their calls at the
old Variety Store will not fail making
some new discovery or other worthy of
their attention and necessary to their
wants.
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Beals Third Street "Young America
CORY AND FEED MILLS,

A TTENTION PLANTERS During the COM
n ing week, shall be in readiness to receive
orders from Planters, Dairymen, Livery Stables,
and others for superior and cheap article of
feed. This feed is the produce of equal mix.
ture OF Corn and Oats ground AID thoroughly
mixed together, and, when desired, having also
al equal portion of Wheat Bran.
Eastern and Western farmers and feeders gen.
orally, have, for years past, practiced the of
Mill feeds, having thoroughly atttsted to their
value and economy
Price for the p, esent-Two Dollars and Seventy
Five Cents per hundred pounds.
, Cash orders filled promptly and shipped to my
desired poiRt mar15j JOSHUA BEAL.
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TEXAS News. The Houston
Telegraph contains the following:
A perfect reign Of terror exists in
Dona Ana county, on account of the
hostility of the Apaches, whose out
RACES are frequent and successful.
A large body of Indians were en-
camped on the Rio Concho, about
$50 miles from Camp Verde. Gen.
Hatch ordered them to leave, and
upon their refusal started after them.
The red skins, on his departure, COM
menced depredations near the camp,
and three families are reported to
have been murdered by them. The
truth is, the whole plains are teeming
with bloody and hostile Indians, and
a vigorous war should at once be
made upon them.
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70 The remains of Artemus
Ward have been temporarily placed
in a vault at kensal Green Gene
terry, London, whence, in according
to his desire, they will be conveyed
to America. For nine days previous
to his death he was quite insensible.
BY his will he leaves the bulk of his
property to his mother, and his love
for children is shown by the extra
ordinary number Of legacies to per-
sons of tender age. The property
bequeathed to his mother is, at her
death, to revert in trust to Horace
Greeley, to be applied for the foun-
dation of an asylum for aged and
decayed printers.
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GET YOUR BAGS READY.

L,ARMERs AND RETAIL GROCERs. are re-
IL spectfully notified that in ten days from date,
/ shall be prepared to furnish any quantity Of
Bolted and UnboIted White Corn Meal, ground
on the spot and from day to day, as required.
| guarantee an article superior to any Western
product and at prices that must give satisfaction.
Provide your bags and barrels, and when you pay
for 100 pounds you will get it. Bottled Meal will
be sold in quantities at much per hundred
pounds mar91 JOSHUA BEAL
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SEALED PRoposALs.-Parties desiring to
put in bids for fencing in the U. s. Bar
racks and grounds at this place, are re-
quested to give special attention to the
notice in our advertising columns, from
Gen. c. G. sawtelIe, Chief Quartermaster
9Th Military District and Lieut.. j. N. Coe,
asking for sealed proposals for the work.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-04-04

BEAL's ADvERTIsEMENTs.-O friend,
Joshua Bed, is out in this mornings pa
per with suhdry new advertisements, in
teresting to sundry folks who are in the
habit of dealing in such sundries, as hay
oats, lard, bacon, coal oil, ETC., etc.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-04-04

t4y See notice in advertising columns
Of John O'Connor, Administrator Of the
succession Of the late Elizabeth Helming;
also notice Of Sheriff's sale Of property be-
longing to said succession, to take place
on Monday, the 18th inst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-04-04
FOR RENT.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

WILL be paid fors the recovery of
/ w the following described MULE, LII
supposed to have teen stolen from the f2AAJWS
undersigned. living in this parish -
large thfearJF- bodied 5erro. little, .U,1ut
years old; has marks Of white from wearing the
harness, and white Also from the cart saddle; is
br@ ndsd both shoulders with the letters Ct.
il the forme! from portion Of the h., hair
to crafty long and covering somewhat the brand !;
was in toerably good order.
nar2S f. THOMAS