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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-30
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FLouR-Firm and unchanged, de-
mRud moderate.
GRAIS-wbeat-Flrm holders ask
ing 81 l3a2 Is, buyers Offering 81 1912 IL,
sales AZ 81 1912 10. Corn-Advanced to
81 90 for No. 1, in buIkj receipts light.
Oats-Firmer, advanced TO 58a58c, clos
ing at latter rate. Rye-Advanced to
81 bal 25. Barley-Uncbanged
CoTToS-DulI, prices nominal, 241<a
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WH1sKT-Firn at s. 80 in bond.

wHIsKY-Firn at 81 80 in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Purk-Quiet, but
firmly held at S23 so. Bulk Meats
Firm at 1l3Sc for shoulders and 1875 for
sides. BacOn-Firm, shoulders Exc
and go hhds for first half Sept. buyers
option at l3c; aides l55<c; and 16c for
clear rib and clear; hams rirm at 2O422c
for sugar cured. Lard-Firm at l29<a
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BUTTER-UnehaDged.
Observation-Disclosures
LINsEED OIL-Soid at 81 16aI II.
FLAX SEED-Iu demand al S2 10.
GoLD-I4l%aI4lZ buying.
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MONEY AND sTOCKs

GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Cnupons "a,
IOg9S; do. IS. ll05Si new, los; 10 40 cou'
pons. lO25S; 7-S0s. LIST series. lU75<i 9th
MoSEY-At 4as per cent; sterling,
lO9Ss alIOL-
nix
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aTholfsals a1utiuns.

The stock Is, a. usual, very complete in all
Prices governed by Eastern markets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
PROTESTANT EPIsGoPAL.

II st. Paul's Church, corner of First
and Chestnut Streets, Rev. 81. w.
Spalding, Rector. Services on Sun
day nexta (secendy Sunday after
Easter), at <. n, II AN. and a p.
NJ Mission School 3 P N. There
will be no service on "Wednesday
evening, as the Southern Convocation
will, be in session on Tuesday and
Wednesday. of this week at Terre
Haute- e9id DlEs sh9gs4
TELIEoIs.-They have a capital
plan for rousing interests in the Do
cesar Missionary work in this DID,
ceseq The highest amount raised for
Diocesan Missions heretofore is 81
6oe.W A e0rfespoad entsef the Church
man says:
,NAt the last Convention ramapowas
W MO- AK a&kL 50 -
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BAPTIST.

las GA
First Baptist Church, Marble Hall,
Rev.Geo. f Pentecost, Pastor; usu-
al services, 103 A. M, and "a P. M. !;
communion service, 3 P. NJ. Sunday
school, 9 A. NJ; church and covenant
meeting tonight. q o'clock, at which
time an opportunity will be given to
any on uniting with the church by
letter or otherwise.
The Kentucky General Association
is now in session at Henderson. A
synopsis of its proceedings win be
given Monday. The Southern Bap-
list Convention meets in Memphis,
next week, and the anniversaries of
the Baptists of the Northern States,
meets in=Chicage from the 10th totae
Both insts. -T.TAR
One Of our Baptist exchanges thus
characterizes Rev. Barnas Sears, d.
D., late NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er-
sity, but now General Agent of the
Peabody Educational Fund
Barnas Sears is the beau ideal of a
courteous New England gentleman.
Full in form straight as IAN arrow,
white hair, black piercing eye, closely
shaveuE face, kindly look. a capital
eplatfprm speaker, witty and yet COM
handing, his sway is irresistible. His
powers are well toned and developed;
mot restrained, but ready at a mo-
ment's notice to be exerted in their
full strength, with perfect science and
to the wisest end. His body, mind
and soul have been for many years
held in the service of Christ and hu-
manly, and so ali men have honored
the ma and RESPECTED the power.
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TRANSPORTATION.
wv hite Line
Central Transit Company.

Special Notice to Shippers. -
THE WHITE LINE' CENTRAL
TRANSIT Company has arranged for the
delivery Of freight In New York the COM
ing season, SO that shippers OF
their property, have it delivered without
extra charge at the Inspection Yards ada
cent &c the river,i in New York, Brooklyn,
or Jersey City, OF at the General Delivery
at the foot of Broad Street and Centies
slip, or al b Hudson River, Railroad
ried to Worcester, HartfordA New Haven,
Norwich, Bridgeport, and Providence at
same rates as to Boston. THIS being the
only line running cars through TO the
above points without transfer, the Man.
ayers think 1t the most desirab e route for
shipment OF Produce, and to which will be
given special attention. .aHan.-f
In shipping by White Line,you avoid de-
tention and damage fncidentto other lines
by transhipment. AL claims for ver
charge or damage settled promptly by the
Good WHITE LINE, care r.. r. HUSTON
Evansville. esa GEO. :
General Superintendent, Bl0dlo, ". Y.
NJ. M. LANDIS, Asst Sup't, Indianapolis
e4 r. y. HUSTON, Agent, - q
No. 3 North Water Street,
apps If EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
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RELIGIOUS.

There will be services to morrow
morning at the Court House. Elder
j. B. New, of Indianapolis, will preach
at 9 o'clock, AN, and also in the eve
ming at u o'clock. Citizens generally
are invited to be present.
CRY MISSION SABBATH School
This School continues to hold its ses-
sions in the Court House at Ii o'clock
every Sabbath, and is the largest or
~ganization of the kind in the city.
Tomorrow will be the time of. its
monthly concert, upon which occasion
Rev. G. F. Pentecost will deliver one
of his popular lectures, with black
board illustrations. The singing of
this school is not excelled. Professor
Genung, organist; W. w. Tileston,
chorister. The public are invited.
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.leoioso q OF sotDnim y1n8Wt b0tGBw
ysdt bias 5TDoo od3 .noijs1IUsG0o Tsilk
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r. DOORS. LJMBER, &c.
Hunnel q Sons,

Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, Gc.JIn
- I'm -feuAIso, Dealers in u LaIe.
sc MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keep constantly ON HANG Lumber of every
descriptions Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c. g.
gFSawing OF every description done to
order. .A9b ae.I eHf@G 5Tpfva
I Qrders fromb abroad win be promptly
'TFactory and Yard, uEdosg III
~ CORNER WALNuT STREET ArsD9CANAL, p
pr2l1 saz Evansville, Ind
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s 10f asw sEDoH ssaq0 s'gdsoIU
smos bas ,Tsgnab ri bsTsbisGoo ,smb
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METHODIsT ITEMS,

There willAbe service ia the Ingle
Street M..KeGhureha Tomorrow, as
usual. Sermon norning and syenipg
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H~ousekeepers' Emporium.
COOK u HEAL Y,

DeAiErsstn ,EFug YMke
Choice. Staple. and Fancy Groceries,
FINE TEAS AND COFFEES,s1 -
No. rs MAIN STREET. saa .asi
=. a. Cook dsisn sEvAssyILLE,IN D.5
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OFFERS his professional services 10 The cits.
.zens of Evansville andlpmediate vicipiI5
Z OficelNo..9 5 Mafn Street. su1IEDD0 TOT
% once Hours-From 8 to 10 a.m.yandl from
atp 41and7 toep.mi bed 7oI(ocl8. m r
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INSURANCE -
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE 90

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL......-...s1, Geo. G
PAID Up CAPITAL..-..-...-... 250,00
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o. ytqol .ExslJ d9Bs aaa3 vi5laz asa I
1HBEA - EaaIA
Rlaal ! .t99s7s WY dtuos 81 on na eIral
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04

RY.-The commencement of the
Western (Allegheny)4 Theological
Seminary took place week before
last. The number Of students in at
tendance during the year WASH. OF
these 30 were in the Senior class
who have just completed their course
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Hsr consiguments solicited.

.4fo BROWN, DUNKERSON d CO.,
August ID, iS66-augl4] re8 Agents. +
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jim. Knox, BUSH ess Agent, who. will
also attend to Life and Accident Insuranc CT
ONCE, corner of Main and First Street..
In First National Bank Building. spl8-6m
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ArtLanLaI Honey,

We have, from time to timcg says the
American AgyicuhWdiiSt Published ivarb
ous specifications for making sweet pre-
paratons fiat resenib 10 honeyl land Aamci of
which answer very fairly as substitutes for
that artielel indeed, soino people prefer
the manufactured to- the natural Every
now and then somo clap gets hold of q
recipe, and fixing up u glowing circular,
persuados sundry trusting people to pay
him from twenty-five cents to Eve dollars
for hiS z secre'g OF "lpatohp' Dr\ \h'copy-
siglkP 10 find h;Ih toaltl we paid fpnbI bt
those fellows two lollass fol4Nj" fishNo
our ownprqyiQpsly publishes cdrccipes zIlera
fs a recipe Which wo guarantee to make Nu
article equal, or superior, TO any ot the
dollar or five dollar recipes otfcle Put
ten pounds of white sugar in two quarts OF
water and gredn,ly .hoatitSs6ntns nc
cjtsiuhally uAtil broughtto to tile boiling point
Then remNve fromr the ire.g anil add 0nc
pound Of real honey When. halt cooled
add one.half pound more of honey, apd
when only blood.warm, add another hall
pound Of honey. When nearly coll aid
tend ops of good essence of pehperhitt
This makes sixteen pounds in all Of u very
rlcaomt s%estening. Ia favor eau lie
tariod TO tue liking by (din5 less OF lnoI o
peppermint essence.
1t may DO worth odliag to tho above,
that white sugar boiled in water mikes n
really excellent txsyFnps for. hot lcalSesi far
superior to any sold. It must however be
used at once rs it will not kecplongF 81
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BE Tidy.

-
Everybody detests slAtterns IN tho house.
hold, But slovenliness. in tho outdoor
management of the farm is equally disgust.
ing to the lOver OF neathess and good 6rdor.
In they spring aud sumner, nature with it's
myriad beauties OF growth and color seems
10 struggle to conceal the short comings of
the shil,less farmer, but the lrosiS Of an
iumn reveal then in all their unsightlncss
Fields smothered with tall, gaunt woods
sowing their millions of seeds for future
crops fences ina tu,nblo,dowu condition
yards torn Nh by swmei walks 10 house
and outhouses knee.deep with mud, corr,
Wasting in fields, grain stacks the so'es a0d
playhonsos OF hogs, valuable nlachmery
bleaching, swelling, rGtting in the weather
rootless sheds, are some of the sgnS of the
out door sloveu. Reader, have you any ul
those signs exhting around you ~ Prairie
taIJRe1..
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sheep Lands. OF America. 4

Dr. NoRroN s; TqwYsESp, Of lLyain
County. Ohio, contributes an article TO tho
Ohio Farmer ontho'wooEgtowing 1capabil.
itieslof tho Wests He saysiAsa
In Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri. Eastern
Karsas, Arkansas and Texas, are lands well
adapted to general cultivation; but in all
OF these States are extensive prairies which
may much more prohtably be devoted TO
pasmrage than tilagc. In Nebraska, West-
ern Texas and New Mexico, is auimmcifsc
range, of nearlya million OF sqiRrO miles in
extent, which has not rain enough for gen.
erAl cultivation, but much or Which is
adapted to@ool-grdwiog, having at thous.
andspf poipts wafer enough for large flocks,
and grass without Emit. Unless the natural
grasses or the immense .prairicsWpd plains
Of the West can DO utilized by sheep, a
largo portion of our country is, for tho
present neatly valucless
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Backwneat Cakes.

Somebody somewhere makes tho stat6.
ment that tho finest, tendereat cakes Gan 10
made by adding little -nbolled '(or Gra-
ham) flour 10 the hpekwheat.g, Less than a
quarter win DO, Mix With c1ll sbmA milk,
Or fresh (not sweeO butter.milk, which is
best.a-Then soda (emr,yincs are dispensed
With when the batter will not act salts
factorily.. Bake at once, The heat will
start the e1eryesoenye,,,a and oS-lAQ PASTE
rises twill bake, tthts' preventing ii from
falling. Hence, the sulpiaatmg, point of
lighmess is obtained Tho batter rises
s,owy aud beautiful aud the pancakes will
rise to almost undue dimension, absolutely
the.ligltest and tendetest that cah be hAked,
with not a'toucho of acid. More salt, how.
ever,mnst be added than usual, to counter
net the too fresh tasto when soda alone is
used. Thus Tho bother Of emptiugs is all
dispensed with, Pancakes in this way can
he baked at any time on tho shortos notice.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
u. q. RETTICs q 60.

THE undersigned take this method 10 inform the
l. public Of Perysburg Snd'vieiniiy that they
have ttted up Tailoring establishment. on
Front street, two doors east Of the Exchange Ho-
tel, where they have an excellent stock Of
p Cloths. Cassimeres and vestings,
OF every style aud variety. and will be prepared
at all times to Cut, Fit and Make to order any arti-
ole of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, after the
latest style, and in the most approved and salts
factory manner. Give us a call.
'ttHr I. g. RETTIG 1 CO.
PsrryAbprg, April 2s. 1866. 50
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CERTIFICATES on AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on tie Slst day of January, 1869
A. OFFIcE or ruE AUDITOR or STAFE,l


0FFJCE or ruR AUDITOR or STATE,l .n
~ EAHhN INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ti
CoLvNBus, 0Um, Jan. %, lS6T.l 49,
WHeReAs, The HOME INSURANCE COM
PANY, located at New Haven, IN the State OF
Connecticut, bes filed in this oiloe sworn state.
ment Of Its condition, reQNired by the act g To
regulate Insurance COmpapies not Incorporated by
the State OF Ohio," passed April 8, 1885, and
amended FeSruary .. 1894. and the act "a To reg
ulate foreign lnsurance Companies, >, passed ppll
s. S66; aOd whereas sald Company has furnished
the unde rsigned satisfactory evidence that il Is
hundred sANs3 RiEr2 OGsAXDC Dol.
" RS Invested as TeQHired by, said ,actSS eHd,
,Ghcret.s fsSid UompAnSf has fiod h this dties
written instrument under its-o0rPorate seal signed
by the President aud Secretary thereof, author
iEhg any Agent OF Agents Of said Company ia
IDS State 10 acknowledge service OF process. Cor
aud in behalf OF said Company, according to the
terms q ad act Of ApEa ., iSTifmoii irnuia
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the acts stOre-
said, I, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said HOME IN
SuRANCE COMPANY. Of New Haven. CONNECT.
icut, is authorized 70 transact the business of Fire
and Marine Insurance IN this State until the thirty
first day OF January in the year one thousand eight
hundred aud slxty-eigbt. s-t ss# Nn.I '"ta'f.
in witpess whereof, have hereonto subscribed
NY name and caused tho seal OF my odiee To bo
Affixed the day and year above written.
lsEAL.l u tIH JAMES II. GOODMAN. tH
Auditor Of State.
BY James Williams, Chief Clerk. ..l.r
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.SrArn OF ceNNNEGElcuE S.. VI.

STATE OF CpNNECIIcUT, ,-,.. rr.....
iOOuNTY Oh NEw HAVEN 81 ss'l H 4 4 Z {, !
DOUGLASS r. SATTERLEE, PrcsidcnT and
WILLIAM $, G0ODELL, Secretary of the Home
Insurance Company of New Haven, Connecticut,
being seSerall y sworn, dspose gand-say thasthe,
foregoing isa hlt, true and correct statement of
the affairs Of the said Insurance Company, and
that they are the above described officers thereof.
.,t,gt. , d, II, SATrERLEE, President,
4 WM. s. GoopE1L, Secretary
Subscribed and sSorn before me-. this 10Th day
OF January, 1867. ..H .-
llsBAL JOSEPH SHELDON, b..
No lFIvE CENT STAMP. Notary Public.
'tFt OFFIcE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE "
tl COLUMBUs, OHIa, Jan. 26, 1887. I HI
z II is hereby Ger flied, that the foregoing is a
correct copy of the Statement of Condition OF the
: no ME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New Haven,
Conn., made to aud filed in this Office, for the
year 1867.
Witness, my hand and seal Officially. f'N'
[sRALl .aI s .rs JAMES II. GOLDMAN
az FAH H-e ~ Auditor Of State.
by James Williams, Chief Clerk.
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Certificate of Authority.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1880
h,7 OFFICE or THE ACpTTUR or STATE, ~
lNsURAHCE DBPARTMgNT, a"
CoLrMBus, ONO, January 24,- lS67.

i'f 'OFFlOB OF TIVE 'AUptTuK OF STATE,
INsURAHcE DEPARTMENT.,
CoLuMBUs, ONO, January "a. 1867.
=, WmEpE.s, THE LORILLARD> FIRE TNSUR-
'ANCh COMPANY, located at Now York, ip ule
State Of Now York, has filed in this office sworn
'stsement of It's condition. as required by the first
section Of thcact 'io regulate Insurance Companies
Apr s. 1856 and, amended February 8, 1854; ;
aud tho act " to regulate Foreign Insurance Com
plhics," passed April 5, 1880 ;and. WnEKEAs, said
I Company has furnished the Undersigned satisIac
tory evidence that II is possessetl of at least ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL INVEST
EL in stocks, or binds, orr in mortgages of real
estate, worth double the Hmodnt for which the
snme Is mnrtgagnd and, WHEREAS, said Company
has filed in this Office written instrument under
its corporate seal, signed by the President and
Secretary thereof, auhofizing amy agent or agents
of said Company in this State 10 acknowledge
service of process, G,raud in behalf of said Com
pahy according to the terms Of said law;
Now, THEREFlRE, IN pursuance Of the first
section OF the aforesaid act, l, JAMES II. GOD"
that said L0RlILARD FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of New York. is authorized to transact the
business of Fire Insurance in this State until the
thirty first day Of January, in the year one thous-
and eight hupdred Rnd.sixty-eightr ash
lN-WiTNEss WHEREOF, have hcrcunto Subscribed
"a mynams aud causedy the seal of my of
fSEAL.l fee to be hih&ed the day and year above
JAS. Ii. GobM&S, 'Auaito, Of State.
Ikaes GSNGEzsE ---EN&a es3 ES0
aJOHN POWERS, Agent,
4lc - Perrysburg, Ohio.
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shelter for Cows.

As the season Of cold storlns is Mt hanl
4 is especially important TO provide shelter
for -stook--paticularly that pertaining to
the DAIRY department. Some farmers are
culpably remiss with reforeuoe to THEN
miloh-cows. fhey will NOT thrive aud be
productive, il left 10 tho shelier ofrIeu q.
corners during the providence OF storms ot
rain and slOet, where they become SO chill Il
as 10 ASSUME p.crsseeDt slhpb. aud Hkhlble
and shver as it under the Influence OF al,
ague it> Thus situated ,miicl eows caanol
prove productive, nor renler that retnrn io
the farmer which they would dp Al suitably
cared for during the inclement weather .ol
autumn and wtsGSg :. as "a qrteshSc ol
humanity, as well as OF iterest, farmers
should Seeatoit that their stock IA not al
lowed to,Fnifsr for Yaut ol attsnGeniH lhis
respect.T4 Rarai Asa. HOrkePg e-i. $ ir
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ifs-fft n A HISS A.

s - q n 4. y fft
Origin or Plants,
Tho .fSlIowIx slatemSiit Of ti,bidvtg Ia u
the plants uamojs We ina in infegrioulIural
exchange 81 III 9 81 y -
Celery originated in-GcrmNy. -4 z
The chestnut camo IRON Italy.
The onieN originated in Egypt. at tia
Tobacco is native OF Virginia. 7n' aHi'hi
The nettle 10 arative or Europe.
The citrou is uutive oCGceeco. f,i0l
The pine il q native of America. l,.{ps
The poppy Originated in the East,
Oats originated in North Africa. % iat
Ryo originally camo from Stberthan i.ai
Parsley was first known in Srdinia!1 '
Phe pear and the apple are from Europe
Spuaoh was stpultivated in Arabia. 81 y
The sunfOwerwa broUs UshtfeoinPefu.n I
The mulberry originated Nv Persmpdsy1ie'
The gourd is probably az Eastern plant.
The walnut and peach came from Persia.
The bofss .ehesnutjs aakyo 0f fTbtbet,
THE duinceca came frohneNthutslnnd Of Cfoto.
The cucumber came from the Elst Indies.
The radislI Is a .uR tvetjfI I)I IlirsA aid ghpan
Peas are supposed to be of Egyptian or
GsrdSn. bsSiiaS SSame RON H. EalfIn'Kog
Garden cress is from Egypt and tho East
Horse radish was brought from the South
Of Europe.
HEMP is-a naiiveyof Europe aud America,
Tse pArsinp is shpposcdto be a Eativo Of
Arabia.
Tho potatois weltknown nativoofPeru
and Mexico.
soSsS.2' The S%rEE%,Sss} E",sSg spgsSOsFS cane from
Buckwhcat came originally from Siberia
and Tartary.
Millet was 6rst tllpowp ia AhyssiniA. VI
Writers of undepiable respeelablity state
that tbs cereals aud others o( those edible
productions, grow spontaneously in that
portion Of Tariary ea+tof tlfe Belur Tag, aud
north Of the llimhlhya Mountains.
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&c, It shall not~be my fault. rii'- I4RN t-
90 Instruments securely Packed to
..15- Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
cry thing usually kept in First Class Music
the lowest Priccs. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
rerrysburs, Febroary 3, 1887,
4 TTACuSTRNT N0TICE.

Ii. s, Chapman, plaintiff vs.. w. wagstaiI, de.
fendapt. before Joseph II. Tracy, j. +. Of Lake
Tpwnship, Wood County, Ohio. .H. ls. Er.
z ON the 95th day of Jmuaty, A. d. 1897 said
justice issued an order of attachment IN the above
action for the SUM Of twenty dollars aud twenty
tlhee cents, aod seven dollars pr0bable costs.
II. S, CHAPMAN. =
February (, 1867. ~ Ale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
l Court of Seneca County, will offer for sale at
public auction, pu. the 10Th day, of Nayell, a, d..
1857, at | | 9iclockA. NJ ppoA tlie prbnises, the
Following described real estate, situate in the Co.
oflWodd, and Stale Of Ohio, to-wit .Thorqst half
pf tlc southwest qiArter q soodog hAbcutpirty
two (32A, ia. toHnships nanfber fine t5), north of
range number twelve tl2) cast, containing eighty
acres mere or less appraised at 50 400.
Terms of Snle-One- third in hand, ono.third in
one year, one-thrd in two years from the day of
sale, with interest en4l,qdslefwapaymspt to be
secured by m0rtgaBe Beon the ptctfiscs su'd.aN
j. w. PAINE,
Administrator Of John II! Shawbcrg, decd.
January 81, 1857. 4leS5 30