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French Millinery.

HAVING Just returned from New York, we are
~ prepared TO show our Former Patrons, ant the
Public, desirable stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Consist NJ of all the Latest French Styles
which we Ctfer at low prc 5. -
.. .. M sses. WORTH & MAXWELL,
No. SO Free Street
September rs, 1861. ..- sept50 DIV
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miscellaneous dispatches.

ae.isat a.y4 QUEBEC, Oct. 9.
The steamer Nova Scotian has arrived
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he is
i not member OF the firm of Cressey, Plummer
wholly without his consent. GEO. i. COLE. B
October 8, 1e67. octqIfwx
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E. N. PATTEy 81 co., AMeiisneeP =
OFFICE EXCHANGE STRkET.

I'm FRIDAY, Oct Der llih, at ~ O'Clock NJ, 5 1850
~ hrst norga md OF the Europesn and North
american Railway Company. Ten Shares IN Maine
Central RIA lroad Company.
October 10. dtd I'.Hf fl. f..IH .4A
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Fslrnitl.e I'D AIl..linn.

an THURSDAY, Oct 10, OF 10 O'Clock " IN besol 4
I y at office 16g Fore ST. BEDS. hedstca1s omit,
Blankets Secretaries, ID SKIS, Chair Rockers sos.
Lounges, Center, Toilet and inninc Fables, Cmro'
Comforiers, large Cook Stove, Cookery, Glass and
Plated Ware Sale positive.
oesdil n D RAILEY. Auciinneer.
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The Trbune's special from Cincinnati, dated
midnight, says Smith is beaten by 800 MAORI
ty, and Cary is now speaking to thousands of
wild Democrats, thanking them for their sup
port He declares, however, that he will not
go to Congress to support Democratic meas
ures but as an Independent legislator, as every
one should be when sure of an election.
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For Sale.
Lot to Lease.

A oECoNll HAND Express Wagon, In perfect
"A running order, with top For further partic-
ulais call at the office Of the CANADIAN EXPRESS
Co., so Exchange street. oct7dlw
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e. M. PATTEN n 60, AaeiienecEs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Buiding on high ST. nj auction.

D. IN nHkSDAY, oct1oih, AT ~ III, on the prem.
John Nnsuagy h st5est, next above the residence
dvrailin, ~hi oe soii the two stOricd wooden
am stone not % be sold. deposit Of on,
tin a1 sa s's WI De requred OF the purchaser a
days. For key call the aactionepS =. i'''
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IA lot from Middle street, Apply to ~ y ~
October 2. dsw. - Rqa, Estate Agent.
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as zion SALES,
r. M FATFEN a. CO., Auctioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET
Marine Shells, Chinese and Japan
sse Goods, shell work, ar, at

\ oihse, Exchange street, on THURSDAY, FRI
foh pAh and SATURDAY, Oci. liti, lith anI
ment =, ~ n. NJ aud 4. NJ, an extensive assoft-
Orears 1SSauh~ Shells from Inc Pacific adl Indian
Wool AMI ~, Game %, Tearl and Ivory, Sandal
Mosaic 'Tali ' nSi rams jap1ntse. RIOS wood and
Breal ,Trav. r oaeksamnon Boards, Tea Caldes
Baskcis * i99 Mats, fancy Shell ", TX Boxes
m ihiia great variety Of other aFcs 0p(n or "a
hloitoii altel uVoh previous to sales Please exsn,,n
serve. i-l1 H .. '"' itut -
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Who have cold haI0s and feet weak stamachs Ian
and weak backs; nervous aud sick headaehe dizsi-
ness and swimming In the head, with indigestion ai,
constipation OF the bowels pain IN the side and bac
leucorThea Tor whitesl; falling OF the womb with ~
teTnal cancers; tunlors, pOlyIus and ali that nn,
train Of diseases will lind In Electricity a sure means
OF cure. For painful menstruation too ,,otuso
enstruation, and all OF those long line OF trouLie
with young ladies, Electricity is a certain speeinc
and will In short time, restore the sgitereT 10 tNa
rtoo Of aalf
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H. vi PAfGEN ~ co., Auctioneers,
-- OFFICE "A EXCHANGE 81.
Beds, Bedding, Furniture. &c, at
auction,

ON SATURDAY, Oct. l2th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
~ new Feather Beds, Shnkets, Quilts, Conf NJ
tr0ckery and Plated Ware, Stoves, Butter, Toba-co
Pipes, &c; also suudry goods bought at last Satur-
days sale, by Mrs Graham, TO be sold ON her account
immediately ter the above,t the sale Ofbieh Fancy
Goods will be continued. IN. Oe9dtd
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House and Land at Auction.

nNTUESDAY October 18th, at o'clock r. NJ,
" shall sell the one and One-hal story house No.
Laurel Street. Sait house contains seven rooms,
good Closets cellar, csteIn, &c. Lot AZ by 81 ct.
This property is pleasantly situated, in good neigl
borho0d, and valuable t0r occupancy. ...... .I
octSdtd #. o. BAILEY, Auct.
Il. w. PATTEN 81 co., AurtIonecYs.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
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SWEET POTATOES.

n arrive, cargo prime Virginias' for sale in lots
i to suit purchasers. h, ss-,,s, H. ,.f--7r b. i4 ~
qe..-et Laoa Head Widgery's Wharf.
yAIso small lot Baltimore Extra Family Flour
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Iowa.

a.lFfst .atW -flFfFt CHICAGO, Oct. y.
The returns from Iowa are meagre and not
enough to give an approximate estimate OF the
majority for the Republican ticket. Returns
from most of the counties along the Dubuque,
Sioux city and the Southwestern railroad give
immense Democratic majorities.s i e
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MEDICAL ELECTRfCTTY
vi .at aHl ..Al j. 89.--rr1ls llfHl =
,as DR.. w. y. DEmiEG,
Medical sal it1lectrieiar
s"ih7s 'iq ia MIDDLE STREET,


M HERE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located ia this city. Uuilng The thr,
years we have been in this city we have Cured som
OF the worst terms Of diseaseiBo persons who bay
tried other lorles OF treatEieGt az vain, and curt
patients in SO short time That The question is Ofea
asked do they stay cured? To answer ibis onestio
We will say that all that do not stay cared, we
doctor the second thHe without charge 3UE
DR.. D. has been practical Electrician Tor twenty
one years. and Is also regular graduated physical
Electricity is perfectly ADMITTED 70 Chronic disease
the form OF nervous sick headache; neurai,,,a IA
the head, neck, or extrcnities; consumption wlep
in the acute stages OF where the lungs are net ny
Involved; acute OF chronic Rheumatism seroiula Lp
OF tue spine, contracted muscles, distorted limb.
palsy or paralysis, st. Vias Dance, deafness Stan
mering or hesitancy OF Speech dyspepsia inIiges.
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-ye cure
every case that can be presented: asthina hroncbi
ts, structures Of the chest, and All or female
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COLUMBUS, Oct. 90 T, M.
The election IN this State is still in doubt.
Both parties claim the election of their candi-
dates by small majorities. The probabilities
are that Hayes, rep, for Governor, will have a
small majority. In the Legislature, the proba-
bilities are that the Republicans win not have
a majority of over one in the House al d two
in the Senate. The negro suffrage amendment
is
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$1,745, 196, 141 so

DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
per cent. Bonds. SIG 746,000.t0 $163f6,0OO.0 90
Swear compound ia 80 90 p. -'at
interest Notes 1889, $4,000 7S,S39,en0 90
Swear 7-30 Notes. 365.4S9 10000 400,7s6,025.00
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En "n BUSHELS Western Mixed Corn,
cOsOOOln store and elev tor. For sale
by BLAKE, JONES & GAGE, yG
octSdlw ,.,.s.- No, 1 Gait Block.
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wANTEp..5l
Wanted.
Wanted

| MALE and female Agents to canvass for entire
m ~ new article, the greatest novelty in the State.
Agents are making from twenty to fifty dollars per
week. Call soon Tor choice of territory.
IL. MiFOGG & CO.,
ts0el5dsSw1w 3fIsE esq zsS351t Congress Street.
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By Electricitv

The Rheumatic the gcuty, the lame and the Iazy
leap with joy, and with the agility nd elias
ity of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the rost~
bitten limbs restored, the Hncopth deiormIties
moved faintness converted TO vigOr, weakness 20
strength; the blind made 10 see the dcatto hear and
the pasied form TO move upright; the blemishes 81
youth are Cbterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lilo
prevented; the calamtles Of OLD age Obyated and "a
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f Consols at "a 5-16 for money. guP j 90 sA8 gag
AMERICAN SEcURlTIEs.-The following are the
quotations for American securities: United States
520s, T1s Illinois Central shares 1T Erie shares
43; Atlantic and Great Western consolidated bonds
~ .sssgg-A egG@4sgES sSsS
w - xy.x., a..,s. yr...,,n.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11
EAITcn NorloE-No. lae,

Notice is hereby given, to all concerned, that a
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office Of
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location of a
ditch, drain or water course, commencing on the
meth fino of section twenty five (25 town six 60 },
range ten QO), in said county at point where the
Center Road intetsects the Sterling Road; thence
south through the center of the north ha of said
section twenty-five (25E thence west to the north
east corner Of the west half of the southwest quar-
ter of said section twenty-five (25); thence south
through the southwest quarter OF said section
twenty-five 25) and the northwest quarter Of sec
tlon tlifty-sx CSC }, said township, to the south
line of Middleton Township, and there terminate.
The surveyor and engineer has made due report,
which report is now on file in said Auditors Office,
setting fortlrthe Availability aud necessity of said
ditch and showing the following lands to be affect
ed and benefited by the location and construction
'therepf, viz: Sections twenty-five (25) and thirty
sixt3s), in said township six (B), range tent 10Y
The time for hearing said petition by the Comms;
siQners of Weod County has been set for FRIDAY
the 9Th dayof November, 1857 at the Auditors
Office Of said county. h,Hf U-
'S. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County,,
Perrysburg, October IL, 1867. 24dS9 90
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lning repftach generally upon the public
sertice. General Grant did NOT 9eAtate %
accept The position aud all it's respdnei ib1t
lies, and his action had the co1chrropce OF
Stanton. indeed no steps wore wken il
that whole business except ulplr tall cou
hhimtlon and Understanding between those
distinguished men. Under epeh .circum.
stances, the loyal men Of the cOuateylSeOuld
have had good cause to csnsure General
Grant bad ho fefnsed tfie position. fhe
very men who had censpfed ,hvn the moSt
for.tal.lng Il wDuld nowhtve been census
ing him moro for, not taking it. They
would have said fiat, protesting 70 be ~
sympathy with loyal men and In favor OF
reoomstruotion, hc'shrhnk from tieresponsi
bihty of a place offered to him in which he
could have been Of inesiimable service to
the country, and by such refusal the War
Department went Into the bands Of an
enemy. But the General wants 10 other
vindicatiun for his action than will be
furnished by his record when it shall see
the light, aud by his offiaal acts. lie can
afford TO wait. 40 ~ f.iI-list 4uel
In conclusion, Mr., WaslIburne said he
was not speaking Of General Grant as a
candidate for the Presidency, Tor he bad
no right tp spsak for bipy in that regard
lie had spokep as he had because 40 many
of his fellow citizens bad asked him in re.
lation to tho position the General occupied
on qnesliODs OF most overwhelming public
importance, aud whatiwere lie views, sen.
timonls aud convictions touching matters
in which all good ciIizous feel so deep al
interest. ... ...r t Cd.
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DEMocRACY REJOICETII.

{ The Cincinnati Democracy, on Tuesday
night, became furionsly wild and pueou.
strollable in their rejoiolngs, Surrounding
the Gazette Office, the drunken rabbls set
up such hooiings aud howlings as were
,disgraosful to civilized oommunity,
aoiNot sAtisfed with this, they rushed into
the doors and windows Of the office, stick
ing their noses into the Taces Of the Union
men, who were quietly looking out upon
their turbulence. When those in the office
attempted, in some cases, TO hold their
positions, they we're furously assaulted
with hsts. aud in one instance with knife,
two vr three to one, For a time it seemed
As If thece would be a general row, three
or four men being knocked down at i
time. and tho Republicans only escaping
by retreapng into the office.
They should have killed few negroes
TO have made the rejoicing complete il
principle and character.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.
b. RI C0WEN,
, Adiumnt GoneraN Ohio.

SoME Cleveland capitalists are talking of
starting u rolling mill at Toledo, Ohio, with
a capital Of 100000,
TnERE ia great soreness felt in the White
Housc circle on account of the splendid
ovalions which the pooplo are giving to
Gen, Sherman.
DATES from Athens to September 2 state
that hosilties have recommended, aud
that the Cretans arc daily achieving sue.
oesses over tho Turks.
Tux Youngstown Register says that n
farmer in that county raised this season, on
au acre OF ground, one hundred and three
bushels of ears Of corn,
GoyERNMENr ia issuing fractional cur
renoy to the amount of 100000 per day,
that amount being necessary TO replace what
is worn out and destroyed.
AN Austrian paper says Mexico will net
give up Maximilian's body until tho settle
ment Of pending questions, aud .the recog'
ution OF the Mexican Republic by the
European powers.
THE investigation into tho character OF
the government of Maryland, will soon bc-
gin. Twill probably be shown that the en-
tire government OF tho State has been put
into the hands of small oligarohy ltgiug
on the Eastoth shofe,
i GREAr agitation prevails in Rome, The
furore throughout Italy in favor Of Carl
haldi is rapidly extending. IL is reported
that Napoleon has demanded that Italy
shall occupy the Papal territory with troops
but must not enter the city.
Ir is stated FROM Riohmond that the tria
Of jeff Davis will certainly begin tho fouru
Monday in October. The indictment vii
charge him with levying war upon tn
United States, which will be admitted, au'
then tho case argued ON the question o
Itreason.
SoNE Western papers have for some tim
been publishing alarming reports OF lh
preyalenoo OF oh0lefa IN 81. Louis, TIL
Board of Health published report Satur
day giving tho facts, from which il will ap
peaS that in tie last fifteen days there havl
been 230 deaths by cholera, or an ayerag
Of % per day. The ST. Louis papers hav
been siudiously silent 0pon the subject
FEw who have had opportunities OF ol
serVAton, particularly ia the slave Stat,
can have failed 10 notice the disp, oportios
ate number Of oripples and maltormed pc,
sons, both old and young, among the 90
a ored populations, This is undoubtedly a
| tribulable, TO n very large extent, TO abus
/ and neglect when young, aud 10 subseqnel
) indifference aud a want OF caro- and med
4 cal attention. The Investigations of I'll
. lFreedmen's Bureau have led TO the di
! coyery, in tue Southern States, OF nearl
d three thousand Of these uniortunetes .namel
r .O69 blind, a6l deaf aud. damb. l,0C
3 idiotic. and dS2 iIisane, The report 10 i
!, complete, and is not supposed 10 approx
. mate the actual numbers. A full enume
: alton would probably show 10000, all Iol
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.ui The election on Tuesday last, in thiS place
2 yikesed OF with little or no Excitement, and
Sc regarded as. one Of the most quiet over
h held here. The saloons were all closed
and good order prevailed throughout the
entire day.
Thus far The returns received from the
Z State are very incomplete, hut snough have
.boSn received to indicate that the nemoo.
racy have made heavy gains everywhere,
or that The Republicans have encountered
serious losses l4 Bvt saee,.
3 'p The constitutional Amendment is de-
= feated by large majority, the Democracy
Q being determined to koep the negro in
: \ politics, SAN. CARy, the boliipg Republican,
hin the Second Congressional District, is
elected by small majority.
,iIn Pennsylvania the. result. isiu groat
= doubt, aud the probabilities, are that tho
state has gone Democratic. is'
~ ID Iowa, Democracy has also made gains
but The returns from that State are too
n msagre 10 form any probable result. j
30 glIEa word, tho battle Of Tuesday has
proveda defeat to the Union party, almost
ah crushing and disastrous. as tho Uuion
, + forces experienced in the irst battle of
Bull Run. That defeat, in its ultimate re-
sqltS, proved 10 be blessing aud not
dlsaster May we accept tho omen, and
& Y relying upon the jushoe ct our cause, grid
on our armor sfrosh, and the ultimate tri
'1'umphof our principles must, of necessity,
become, fixed fact, =
s,6 With shame be 1t said, ihNt Ohiu denies
edtho need Of simple justice to a portion of
her loyal citizens, aud refuses to expunge
from her Constitution tho last relic OF bar,
barism. Prejudice triumphs Caste, In,
Justice. Ingratitude still hold saways But
Y7i /" Truth crushed 10 earth shall rise again,
s17 Th' eternal years Of God are hers
81 The triumph Of Truth, Justice and Right
I ,is only postponed. Manhood Suffrage
must come. Our banner is nailed to the
mast and we intend to fght it out on that
line
Below we give the result in Wood County
az far as heard from. In this table We give
tho majoritieh OF the several Townships for
shc State ticket together with tho MAORI
ties given in 1866;
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THE PEReYspURC sIIYDRAULIC.

THE PERnrsBURG HYDRAULIC.
a Abort dms sincs we. Odverted to the
fact. thai Tho Perrysburg Hydraulic had
boen lesscd 10 Messes,CLAFLfS & CAwr
BNlL and tlal efforts were being made .by
Them 70 de1iopstrase i,s, efficiency as "a
motive power. We arc gtaiifed to siete,
that these elf0rtshave succeeded beyond
kcxpcctationg With but " small expeudis
ture Of money, in the interval Of only SIX
doye, an abundant supply Of water has been
Feccured. THE Canal IL fllled TO its utmost
capacity and with oil The machinery pro.
PEELED by it In fnlkoperation, yot maintains
q uniform head Of water. These results
have been achieved by the repair OF tho
dam, together with the removal Of OBJ
staces deposited in the channel, and the
eyelllng Of improper elevations. BY such
process al the head gates, a larger pressure
of water has been obtained and it's Inomsn
tum has been largely increased -'as
Now, an 'abtmdant supply OF water is
furnished % the Perrysburg louripg mill
working three run Of stone--th Fort
Meigs paper mill, turning shop and chair
factory, saw mill, tahnery stave factory,
aud full supply for the locomotives Of
the D. h NJ. Railroad, with an abundance
OF water TO spato. r d 9ladT
From data based on an accurate survey
Of tho Canal, recently made by competent
civil engineer GEoRoE KIRK, Esq--we
learn that at n comparatively small expense,
a constant supply Of water eau be furnished
for propclllng over sfrty run ffoa, and a
half ffest bmrs, giUing a Uoiume Of ,edter
of oDsr fourteen thousand cubic inches per
minute, ,oitb a fdR OF eighteen feet. Of
Beyond tho possibility Of doubt, the
water power, at this point, If properly de-
veloped, will equal, IL not surpass, any
other in the West There are>iive gates
at the feeder, and but ono of these is now
opened, YET there is more than supply
for all the establishments now requiring it,
We do not hesitate TO say that tile vol lumo
Of water that can bo applied, whom fully
brought into requisition, is sufficient to
drive the manufactures of a Lowell. The
golden opportunity for the future of Per.
ryshurg is in hor grasp, eager TO be i'm.
proved. viii she reach forth her hand
With such water privileges as are here
presented every facility is furnished for
The development Of successful manuIaotur.
ing enterprise, which must largely add to
the population and wealth of Perrysburg.
What is now needed is unity of action on
tho pnrt of our citizens at largo and their
adoption Of liberal and comprehensive
measures by which to secure tho co.opera
tion Of oapitalsts. in this enterprise
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gNIrClI NOTICE No. 1875.


Notice Is hereby given to all concerned, that a
petition has been filed in the Auditors, Office OF
Who'd County Ohio, praying for the location of
ditch, drain or water-c0urse commencing az the
Maumee and Western Reserve Road, in section
hirty-one (31), town seven q range twelve tl2,
in said Wood County; thence along the natural
course until tihtersects withihe East Crane Creek
in ion thirteen 3), in said township and there
terminate.
The surveyor and engineer has made due report,
which report Is now on file in said Authors Of
Ace setting forth the availability and necessity of
said ditch, and showing the following lands TO be,
affected and bonef ed by the location aud con.i
structonibereofsv VIZ; sSectens fourRfl five t5)
and six(6), township six I6b range twelve ,l2};
southwest quarter of section thirteen u3G
south half of section fourteen t14), southeast
qdarier efi section. fifteen tl51, west half of
section twentv-three t23l, west half Of section
TWENTY-FIVE (22l,. east half of section twenty
one [2il, west half OF section twenty -seyen
1871, west halfof sectiohtwenty -egAt [2sl, sopth
haif of section twenty 1921 and south halves
OF sections thirty tSll thirty two LS2land thirty
three 1881, townlsevea range twelve vi all 10
said Wood County. The time for hearing said
petition by the Commissioners of Wool County. has
be n set for FRIDAY, the Sth, day of November,
1851 at the AUDITORS 0ffics Of said county. q
5. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County
Perrysburg, October IL, 1867. .fa13 24dSll
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uaIrCIr NOTICE-No ras.


Notice Is hereby given to all concerned, that q
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office Of
Wood County Ohio, praying for the location Of a
ditch, hfaiu or water-eourse, commencing at the
south end OF Ditch No. 8, on the Roundhead Road,
between sections nineteen [1s and twetty L2Ol,
town four I4b range nine in said Wood Couptyj
thence south ON the section line thropg1 sections
twents.niue 1921 and thirty 1901, and thirty-ope
1911 and thiry-two 32l, fars south as the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad, and there termiHate.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due rl-
port, which report is how on file in said Auditors
0licc setting lorIlr- the availability and necessity
OF said ditch, and showing the following lands to be
affected and bene6tedaby the location and con-
structon thereof, viz Theiwest halves Of sections
twenty 1901. twenty-nne 1897 and thirty-two 1871,
and east balves of sections nineteen l9l thirty
1901 and thiriy-6ne I3l l. in town fonr t4], range
nine IQl in said Wood COunty. The time for hear
ing said pettiun by the Commissioned Wood
County has been set for FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF
November 1867, ut tho Auditors Olace of said
county ~ rr l- .u .0A 20
8! B. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
P1rrvsburg, October j, lS67.as irI 24dS9 20