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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-17
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
On Fifth-strGet, east of the Union School -hous,
Perrysburg, Ohio.

rTNIIE undersigned would call the attention of the
l. people of Perrysburg and vicinity, that she
is still taking Pictures Of the Best Quality, of all
sizes and kinds from the A size, or largest down
to the smallest AmbrOtypes and Gems also copy
ing from other pictures and enlarging them In
copying.
She viii finish up Pictures In India Ink, or
paint in water colors in the most approved styles
will also furnish Frames and Cases of all kinds
and sizes that may be required
She would respectfully invite her friends to
call and see what their own artist can do before
going elsewhere. 1t will cost you nothing II you
cannot be suited. All she asks is TO show what
she can do, and feels confident of giving satiS-
faction. Mrs. NICHOLS.
N. B.-No pictures tax m on Sunday.
Perrysburg, April 8, 1867. 5Ozz
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IF you want Condition Powders for Horses, call
4 at lNscHo CHAMPSEY's, and get st. Johns
Norris's and Froneded's, or any thing else in the
line Of Horse Medicines,
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Centenary Meeting.

very successful Centenary Meeting was held
at Maumee City, on Sabbath evening last. Quite
number of the citizens of Perrysburg were in at
tendance. Rev. I. II. WILSON, Centenary Agent
for Central Ohio Conference, gave very inter
esting address. A subscription was then asked
for the Seminary at hat place, and over 81, 900
subscribed. @. w. REYNOLDS, Esq. pro-
posed to the congregation that if they would sub
scribe 81 ,000 he would add to il $500. This was
quickly done. and Mr.. r. then proposed if they
would raise $500 more he would add another $500
to it. This was also soon raised, thus securing
the very noble and generous offer of Mr.. Reynolds
for $1,000. This amount has since been increased
TO about $4,000. This will also be largely in
creased by the friends of the Seminary outside the
town, and will put this young and prosperous in-
stitution footing to insure its future success
1t is of regret to ALL that Professor PORE,
the present Principal, has accepted the invitation of
the Church to take charge of the Chinese Mission
in California. Under his supervision this Sem
mary has been very prosperous, and the citizens
of our neghborng village will greatly miss him
But the Trustees expect to secure one equally com
petent to take charge of the institution and with
their increased facilities they will be able to make
it much more prosperous in the future.
The citizens of Perrysburg are almost equally
interested in the growth and prosperity of the in
stitutiOn with those of Maumee. There is no rea-
son why there may not be built up within sight
and hearing distance ofour town an institution of
learning where our children may receive a thor
Ough academical education, after they have passed
through our Union schools. It is certainly worthy
of the encouragement and patronage of all North
western Ohio The Trustees design to make this
frst-Olass Seminary and with the fine start they
have received from the Centenary offering, they
Lii nf
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Notice of Co-partnorship

MR.. j. II. STADDEN is this day admitted a
vi member of our firm, doing business at Ton
togany, Ohio. Said business will hereafter be
conducted under the name and style Of Peck, Mil
Ter Co. PECK & MILLER.
TOntogany, o., March Is, 1867.
Thanking our numerous friends for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon us, we re-
spoctfully ask for the New Firm continuance OF
the same.
All OF our customers who know themselves in
de6ted to us are requested TO pay up.
% Our Books must be settled without delay. al
PECK 4 MILLER.
Toutogany, o. March IS, 1861. aim
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IF you want Currants, Citron, Mace, Tapioca,
L Farina, Pearl Barley. Oat Meal, Baking Pow.
derS, Yeast, and choice Groceries, 60 10
INSCH0 g. CHAMPNEY'S,
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English AS
rologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician who has
astonshed the scieutGc classes ofthe Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, Y. Madame Thorn.
ton possesses such wonderful powers second sight,
as to enable her impat knowledge OF the greatest
Importance to the single married of either sex.
While in state trance, she delneates the very fea
lures or the person are to marry and by the aid
ofaninstrument of intense power, known as the Psy.
chomotrope guarantees to produce a lfelike picture
Of the future husband wife of the applicant togeh
er with date of marriage, position in life, leading
traits of character, sc. This is humbug, as thous-
ands Of testimonials assert. She will send when
desired certified certificate, written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purports to be. By inclos
ing small lock of hair, and stating place of birth,
age, disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to ycurse you
whl receive the picture ahd desired information by
return mail All communications sacredly conRden-
tial, Address in confidence, MADAME f. +. THORN.
TON, p U. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. 44zz
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RS2s~ A You've LADY, returning to her
country home, after sojourn of few months in the
city was hardly recognized by her friends In place
of COARSE rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby
complexion of almost marble smoothness, and instead
of ftwenty-three she really appeared but eighteen On
inquiry as to the cause of great change, she
plainly told them that she used the CircaSsian
Balm, and considered 1t an invaluable acquisition
toany Lady toilet, By its any Lady or Gentleman
can improve their personal appearance hundred
fold. II is simple in its combination, as Nature her.
sefs simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
Ing Impurities from. also healing cleansing and beau.
tfyng the skin and complexion. By its direct action
on the eutcle it draws from it all its impurities kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface as Nature
intended should be, clear tof, smooth and Jeauti
full. Phce si sent by Mail Express, on receipt Of
an order by W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fay ette street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
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AGUE CHILLs, OR INTERMITTENT FEVER cured or the
money refunded. DR.. Wits Ague Pills are entirely
medicine, and having been tried in overl2OO OF
the very worst and obstinate OF Chs and Fever
and not failed even in to eIecta speedy cure
the proprietor guarantees them to cure every case
even after all other medicines fail. Those suffering
should immed lately give them trial. They war
ranted to cure For sale by Druggists, sent by
mail on receipt of the price, 81. address Dr. WITT,
Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio. 44zz
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HARDWARE, IRON,
MAILS, GLASS, &c.
prices that can not fail to give entire satisfao
tiou.

EY- Thanking Everybody for their past
patronage, we will still continue to be on hand
Up to the Times and Wants
OF the People OF Wood County.
ls PECK, HAMILTON & CO.
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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 May IL,
1867:
Elizabeth Crops to G. w. Creps part sw
sec 80, tp 3, U. s. X. 90 acres-$500.
50 800.
7. S. Carman TO Solomon H. Keeler; the old
SpafJrd Fam, 2I2 acres-$l9, ,000
ID. kirkpatrick to A. J, Wood; W ne see 90 To
9, range 1910 acres-S9O0
A. j. Wood to ID. Kirkpatrick; pt sw sec 49,
tp 6, range 10, 20 acres-S9O0.
Henry Kiser to Fredk. Bonner; 5 S ne sec 26 To
4, range IL, 40 acres-S3O0.
Henry Kiser to Mary Allinger; ne sec 20, tp
{, range l |, 40 aeres-S300.
VIM. Ward 10 w. o. keeleri lot 3, Lewisburg-
$780,
w. W. Morse, jr., IN James II. Pierce; pit road
tract %, 81 aeres-S 900.
Charles Champion 10 Z. ID. Ellsworth; Q SO sec
23, tp S, range o, 80 acres-Sl 900.
stephen Clark 10 II. e. Maudel; ne sec IS, tp
3, u. S. r. 50 acres--Sl $50.
l.. Weaver TO Shorepfer 4 Weaver; q W u
acres 8 900.
No. Of trapsfers-l2; total value-S35, ,45O.
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THOSE our readers who need anything in the
way of Cosmetics or Toilet Articles, would do well
TO patonize the firm of BERGER, SHUTS a. Co.,
Troy, N. Y. They are the only Agents in America
for many of the most valuable French and English
Toilet Articles and Preparations that are used by
the Beauties of the Old World, to beautify and
make attractive their person. See their advertise
ment in another column
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-17

This Buckle has taken the premium ~ many of
our State Fairs over all other Buckles IN the eoun
try. First-this Buckle has no tongue in Il 10 lear
lhe tug. Second-it can be altered in a momeni
With perfect ease. rhird--if your horses get cas-,
reiasi runaway horses the same. Having no holes
punched in them, the tugs durable for all time.
N0TICE.--Al Harness makers in Wood county
are forbidden 10 use this Buckle without my con-
sent, nj the extreme penalty Of lhs hw. Township
rights for sale on reasonable terms.
On hand at all times Single aud Double Harness
Of the best quality. Repairing Of all kinds done
on short notice. A. u. REED.
Perrysburg March 9, 1867. Asa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no! FARMERS, ATTENTION !
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age
RUG RUCKLRs. on CLAsPs.

A &. REED has purchased tho right Of sale
IA. for Wood county OF the issily celebrated
Cowles' Patent
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
TIM N-WA A7E,

OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES.
cONMENCISO OK
Friday, February l, 1867.
WE WILL OFFER TIN-wARE
At prices ruling before the War, and to continue
For 60 Days, at Retail Only
Giving everybody chance tn rcplcnish at prices
cheaper than at any other establishment in the
country. We will refer you to the following sche-
dule Of prices;
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-17

IT>is acknowledged by Physicians, Druggists, and
everybody else who used IL, that Dr. STRIcKLANDs
Cough Balsam will cure Coughs Colds, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Throat aud Lungs, quicker and
better than any other remedy known. We would re-
commend reaiers to try this great remedy, know
ing 1t to be A. No. l.
\A/MASONIC SUMMONS. - Next stated
NJ communication of Phoenix Lodge, No. 1913,
esgAF f. and A. NJ, on MONDAY EVENING,
May 20, 1857. All members in good standing are
summoned to attend. BY order Of the w. NJ.
+. j. OBLINGFR, lSecretary
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-22
Theodorn TIllnll ln lleli.

TnEoDong 1'lbT0s has been look.
ing into New York by gas.iight, and
dare not tell all that be saw lie
says Of what lie did
lp company with several well
known public men, aud under tho
guidance Of the police. We tnnde . tour,
laet saturday night. through The
nethefmost hnunta Of misery, vice
aud crime IN tho city Of New York.
This Is an exploration which every
man eonneotad,with. public affairs, 9Th.
81 by civil on by editorial duty. ought.
If possible. ~ make !. mt least once In
his life. Born IN New York, aud
having always either resided or Ia.
bored within ~, VIC mover saw OF knew
our own city until last Saturday night,
Never until then bad We any adequate
conception Of its poverty OF It's saual-
idness, Of rs yillany, If It's dehauoh-
cry, Of is iebrosyf The sight eau
never ba forgotten The story. even
If we had the henrt 10 tell II, must,
for dsesb6y's sake, remain untolJ.
We .oap oniy SAY thet nopa of the
familiar descriptions had adequately
prepared Us for the actual scenes.
We wefa shocked. eonioundtd sick
ened And as wa now look back upon
the awful revelations of that one
nights descent into ball. W. dan hard
~ persuade ourselves That what wa
snw was reality. IL seems a hideous
dream
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ME WIS TrIssIs. .

~ e .e.l flfTff iedstr fTt f7"'a"k "'
len, Davis aad family have eene 81
Montreal, sft# fsthtF ~ OF
iilada = Porter. commission merchants
81 cincinnati, baFs faiied fsf si7G,egi,
General Hancock Ii staiioEine u, ~
troops go % ~ project Tie overland mall
route 81 California,
MlHiia eenIpmiias are being organized
Ia Tennessee aud ordered into active sefs
vice 60 preserve order and aHiel,
VIA Bishop carr a. Brooklyn. was inpF.
defed Ia that eiig ga Monday niebi by az
as=paiieeman,
seuataf sfesyafi am ihsfiee FIELD haya
sailed Tor. California NJ, stewart nusi
ihlnk laete viii he 40 eslfa sessisu af
eosefssss
The aenefsi Assembly ~ fsesbg
yesterday devoted most Of The day 70 eieel'
log deItaaias 20 t4e kayfeh. snd nish As=
seiablies,
sIaafes hss been isstina q iieayyta ~
iwe illilipa dollars le supp9il iis sqYsfisf
asfit, Ha.has also isslied orders dat MAY
,,all,fn's lifs be spared ~ e'fs he Il espr
iufedF
seaal6s wilaen spoke his fast pieee
Ia ti.a sks'ritii ~ HnpisSlila, 4 labeiea, ON
HatarnaY, Judge Kelly spoke the same
daFte large audience al Atlanta
Booths diary las bsen published, Il
siniias consists ~ deipllss ~ his anilea
la Wandering lhe tfssideht. ana a recital
at hia 81 ftrFines, # ## u 80
The Pennsylvania capitalists esrress
themselves hiRhiy gfatina1 with tie fa=
saii Ut lhelf Observations ia NMainlai u
is ihapeht they vii make large Invest
,aants in that slalera
Judge John A. bingham has been IuFif=
ad ~ assist ~ tho prosecution 81 HufTstt,
TIE irlai viii les postponed until tbs
ihifd Ai9ndsg "a tape, afAa
FRANK u, Fisher young. "a army ON
esf. saniiaitted suicide IA he'Y snfk an
ManaaY, IN hfdf frenzy eausa,ity losses
at e,tntiiaa, lie iaff a feeling letter. "a
planning fhe cause If his seifsasHtfuoti9n.
and statlats7wilst iis desired for Tia dspo'
sltien ~ lis fanVNns, 1855 .sel
i'ar cable We Learn that hnfka, the
ffeaisny isgiyae % ~ ils saeii4 Inc
Sultan ~ Turkey gees 20 the Exposition
s.ss..s,A blot has Daen detealad ~ ueilin 10
ass..Asi eate is8ag w iiiians ita ess,la,t Ijlss
atis,is,i.,. Earl rsfbY declares tnat tie
A,ae iaaa quesliea viii bs aiitieahy
adjusted ssssn, Another large eattan ilfia
has faiiad ia Liverpool
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8fsDfAsA srrsss.

A little sou of saih Hiatt was recently
drowned il the fofst,ay of aiii at
Greensboro, HsntY County,
iiua fasois has been sentenced ta fifteen
years 10 the paniteatiafy, fef rape Ia
hnas raaniFt
afits hFst Strawberries made their ape
peafanae ~ the Madison Market an sats
nfdaY last
David tteid 81 warren County. recently
con, fiitfsi suicide nY drowning himself 10
zine Creek. hfr, Held had been crossed Ia
iave,
A Richmond rough named Taytaf, dams
gsrausiy stained Mrs, iiowing 10 tile abdo-
men. last week, tasiof was heid 90 bail
~ the aam af 5000
A fsiiaw named Quiahsai was forced. ~
the paint of revolver Ia Tie hands Of Ills
hiide, to marry Sophia isefkiey, 81 Fort
Wayne. the other day, 9uiehsaii tried 10
set eat of u. but Hephy was too smart
n.f him,
rhs " inehestai fs,ifnH says tile wheat
IA Randolph iay. nelawats, and Wayne
Counties never locked more promising,
rho fsult Ia Handeinh was phiniured bS
The ht.stss aii-iI aHiea FalfnitH fHH p
IheHipi total " iha lpeap,s les ca lbs
i.ataFettA pislIitt, 90 eafefnip estpdated
ny III ~ w fry. unied States assessor.
will ha sia, SEA .sis -.-..-
Malaehi FfaiheF, ~ owen County. sued
Dr. wiiilaa wililaYis iss asiaages, aud
recovered std Williams nAiifaated
rFethet fof eatattii - tiis hasd
In Frankfort, h6befi steed. q sixteen
year old hog, tbfeT 4 si9se - tsiahien
nenae smaller boys. Tse st8ae sffaat. /, .ili
Fellow eamsd tfeatF, assesrSesiS faeta.=
lug i,ia skull,
!" valparaiso, q short tiiss slHee, iat ~
see"A Aas ? weee tlasias sith 9 fee8vsf,
wheh one on thent. Artia Smith. va dhi,5
EetooHlS wounded bg tue afeiaentsi as
ehafge % the weapon,
David less, Of rerse naats. wha alad
and was ia,fied ten nantns since vas
aisieterred on FRIDAY hal. aas sssns,t,s. az
ieei play i'as ssomaeh viii he snaiyssd
tt IT, Ha fHt asafAHHHs
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y the New Aitaay eofDmsfejai.l
A EleH Ht,0witg.

Oar pnngeDt e6tdmp0rary, tho Ey.
ansgi!le Jonrnak, hns killed two birds
recently with one stone, and IL may
DO "a whole fioek OF them
After copying our hrtiole on tho
Southern charity, aud the sub
serlptiop Of our neigbbor, the iCou-
rier 10 tha Belief Fund. tho C@mmer.
eiat says: 4-..
We doubt not tbat The ./6u,nafs
exposition Of tho liberelity II Copper
heads 10 Evansville Is applicable 70
almost. eYefy Northern city. Was
there eyer such fl miserable, CON
temptible set Of creatures M these
Demgefatie worsbippers Of q dead
rebetlianY
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q widow lady ~ New Aiisssg, named
Eing. whose husband WAS Hiiied ia tAe
fGHt pillow massacre, Was drowned while
attempting - Jump from one barge ~ sHT
9tbsfi lie was en his way 4, sunday
: }si, bat tanned 9iit 1T his waV - while
away Tins 10 sport al The fiVef,
tssfgiafs Sill DIs theis ae9astitas Ia stew
Albany, on Saturday night aH attempt
was made - feB liie auction Store ~ M,
Lathf8p, 10 that atty, Dat The thieves
wsfs frightened sway sef9is success
crowned thslf efforts,
The Madison Tynytsr says aof1 II ap 10
many places if jefferson County, bat
Looks siekiy on aee9nat 81 tie esia
weather
TAs Teffe fiaate HYpress sHFs " you
sfaEa aear the east wall ~ tie Tsffs
Haste House, 10 dat city, with your faes
~ lie sast, aud speak "a word i9ld, sharp
and aaiaif, Ega viii have ~ repeated from
teB 80 fifteen timssi a remarkable seti9.
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The NeM weekly.

The Sentinel oasfhe Borier, which
has hitherto been published in daily
form, this mornine issues the first
number ps it, weekly edition, 1t In -
Large paper Of the Same aige as tho
WfsNt> JouHSAt, full of reading
matter. aud printed in large plain
type. II has an afnamented head.
cut by MIR ilAwKstEr, tho engraver.
aud altogether presents d neat aud
hhowy appearance, OF oourae, IL par.
takes of the ebomiaqble HsQllilg OF the
$500. srf - :.
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Mexican anarchy,

The Mexican Liberals. having n
fair prospect Of soon getting rad of
their fight with Macmillan. arc pre-
pairing 10 supply the want with fight
among themselves, Nature abhorH
vacuum Mexican nature. appars
emily, abhors cessation Of OWL war.
The quarrel Is Of the old sort about
the distribution OF custom hanse re-
eeipts, Gen, GomHz, denounced as
peeulator by President JuAnrz, re-
fuses to DO removed from office. aud
has force at his disposal sufficient 10
resist tho Presidents orders, at least
for the present Uut of these wran.
giles of factions the old anarchy In
pretty sure TO revive, aa soon M tho
foreign ruler has been driven from
tho country,
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Important 10 Advertisers.

TIE eifeaiafi9n N he JouHAAb n
ha' ON NJ E'sansp,iis IL Hyee Hmes
as t0r0e as MAI If any oties oftsspar
PR,
Our eireafatian In fad,aua aad
iHtaois - 0reafer than aayofh9 nesr
i,apee putkished II ME Pm.
fl kertuehy n Is ntoye Hqp oH he
othe, EeanspiHe papers eombmed
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Grand Army. Raen mpmentl II 4
Weleern nom che LpIayette Con-

Nejeern nom the Lafayette CoHr-
ier that preparations are making for a
magnificent celebration Of tho com.
Ing Fourth of July by the Grand
Army OF the Republic of Northern
aud Central Indiana, ut that CITY
An eneampnent viii be Formed on
the 81, in true soldier aiyle, aud ooa-
tinue until the evening Of the 18th
One thousand tents have baen aeour.
ed by the committee having the mat
tor Ia charge, together with infantry.
cavalry aud artillery aoeoutremente
for all who may wish To participate,
II Is contemplated TO form. tor the
occasion at least, one battery, one
squadron Of cavalry aud regimen Of
inlantryit aeA2fal Mitnoy VIII pro-
baby 10 placed in command. apd
denefaifo or tsaiierat isafSlfN
Is esheated to deliver the oratioh'si
st# .a&# seti6 settH
sssb Iastf AAaa8a s8AN aF .sv
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TnE Journal has never boosted of
lis charity. When charged, however,
with illiberality and hostility 10 the
sonth, by tho G9urier, u published
what eaeh paper bad contributed to-
wards relieving tho wants Of the uns
fortunate u that section ,as n sufficient
answer 10, aud denial Of, the charge.
The C1urier evidently feels lie
bile stirred by the pupgebcy gf the
answer,
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TnE liberaiIty of the JounsAL
towards the starving Of the South
Is not tho question At issue between il
aud tho Toafief, The question Is. has
a paper that was ,lfammrd into sub.
Horlbing fifteen dollars for that pur-
pose, which Il had failed to pay at last
hdyiees, any right 10 abuse others for
illberaliiy towards the people of that
section OF the country
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale OF Real Estate by Guardian.
.NT0ssaa ~ nTmaHs Gfygs, that

IN The undsfsiEpad, guardian of i0nhs
ilan 4, isafruw, Gel N Harrow. ciiisfies
harrow, Edwin barrow, May Is, Harrow.
julia nanawU aad satdHnlar ftiarfaws
minors, VIII cell 90 private sale The follow
lag tfants Of land. 10 witt
f The southeast quarter Of fiie south west
auHfter, aud the southwest quarter 81 he
southeast quarter, of Section twelve az,
In Township els 90 south, itange ton d0i
west,
Also. the northeast quarter OF The narths
west ataftaf. and ths northwest quarter OF
The northeast quarter, ana The kputhwsat
quarter ~ the n1flhanst daafteiE and tho
southeast quarter ~ the northwest quar-
tel. aud the northeast quarter at tie
southwest quarter, aud the SOUTHEAST
quarter at tha southwest quarter, Of baes
tan taiftsen ga, ~ Township siR tal
south. 1thnga tph lIul west = situate tti
Knight Township. Vandefbufgh County.
Indiana Ttf
Applications of purchasers Will be rez
eelFeu unlli the lhtii day 81 June nest,
at the Real tgsfaie Agency of Walker n
i4uiih snilnimef, ia the alty Of Evansville,
Terms uneuthifd nhsh tile residue ~ two
eliiai payments of ono ithd two years, with
Interest, waving tho benefit Of valuation
az appfaisament laws, and VIII approved
personal Henuiilyt
EDWIN HARROW, Guardian.
May -, 1907 Imhy1 dBt, VIII
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DoRs the cutie fish Gamiay expect
10 divert public attention from tho
fact that 10 failed 10 pay a little sub
sefiptlon Of fifteen dollars for tho 70.
lief Of lis starving friends In the
South, by whole columns Of blathar.
Hkiting balderdashf The people are
too shfawd 10 ba deceived so easily.
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rebrf i,euorrHrys Hurf ftufon itspubs

III. -
JieaDs viii Ant 1ft1effaf II togG0io-
mend r. however, there Is any yif-
tue IN il bold expression If earnest
Sentiments hnd an assidu6us devotion
10 the cause which il advocates, the
Wehhty ,yeattnet ought to receive II
liberal support ftom the adbsfents Of
The late allied and their Southern
svtupnthisars.
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VIZ Insist that The I14rfe'' must
hand oYar It's fifteen dollars 10 the oiii
GERS Of the Relief comnittae before II
expects us 10 pay any further atten.
ton 20 its wordy aud windy deelama-
ton about sympathizipg with tho
AnnIL.