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New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
POLITICAL. TTFMs

Adjutant-Gen. Baker has formally withdrawn his
"Ane a. q candidate for Governor of Iowa.
The town Of Normal, H., decided the other day TO
admit eoOred children INTO the public schools by vote
oi Hto4
freedman named Lenkhon Is running in Fluv-
sion.
Ex-GOy. Marvin of Florida says that everything
keadI ~ ikAl ktais 10 g9laRsnQt yegistrAEsDa one
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURr-Thomas
Hcay. Deputy Collector in the 1t District Staten
Island, who is charged with having cnbezzled $3.50
from the Government, was yesterday held by Comms-
sloncr Newton 20 await the action Of tho Grand jury
Ueay declined 20 enter into any defense Ross Mona
hon. accused OF having distilled liquor without paying
tba specia tax WAS discharged by Commissioner Jones
Yesterday there not being sufficient evidence On which
10 hold him.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
Great Elnsticity-But No Giving yny.


Mes Maburg Bros, Tobacco Manufacturers, Of Baltimore Nd
write: We using that made machine for
the purpose Of packing tobacco aod although the strain upon The seam
ver great greater possibly be 10 garments have
found strong The elasticity of this Woox
Gbs) enables preSsurWhout fear 0f It's giving way
II ipetis tgL
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ponation, vii be .esnoal
Patent Combinatisn

Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR EUBBER.
TIL, BnLrrse beus CoArHD wrH GvrTAPEroHA. doe.
srRxroH ApaEHEs FHxLr PuIaBT is PLABLs and Sos
Door EEsosURz
THE COMBINATION HOSE
also coated inside ani on. GuPeIchs and ih o hose nss
will eouye, LIVE SrRAx ACIDS PETROLEUM. Ola sbos
injury Il unequaed Fire aud call tho spsaA
attention of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fact at several shout
ING PREuRE pounds the eh being dOas
that OF Leshsr Rubber Hose
SIND FOR PRICE LIST
BENEDICT, TORREY TWOMBLY.
No PARE-PLACg.
Ysrr Doom TIRE BROADWAY BANK. Hsv.YoaA
strumatic Sait1 Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING CoMPANY'6
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
sovereign for the ursOf
DYSPEPSIA
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA.
SWOLLEN GLANDS
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, 60, &C..
FOR sale at al sA. principal Druggist, ,o,v, suu,,v, 49,,
No. 50 cedsrsa
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
A CARD.

- M LaI0T Of IFitaHt
SIR: Was it quite consistent for Mr.. George T.
Downing and MAJOR James Haggerty, soon after giving
ther names as members OF the Executive Committee OF
tbe American Equal Rights Association 10 discuss the
passed at the meeting Of the Union League
Inrsday hleh without protesting against their
parusi demand foT male suffrage onlyi
MOMAN's RIGHTS.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

The WAILABoUT BAY LANDs.--A meeting OF the
Commissioners for The improvement OF the Walabou Bay
lands was held yesterday at the Mayors Office city Hail.
Brooklvn The Board Organzed by the choice OF s. L.
Hustled President. and A. H. Campbell as Secretary,
and then adjourned until today. az 10 IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE CoEoNERs.-Numerous
complaints have lately been made against the Coroners
Of Kings County arising from tho fact that their Office in
the Courthouse not open than two three hours
every day This state OF affairs has caused great iucon
yenience those who happened to have business with
those oflcers.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

THE EAST RIVER BEIDGE--A meeting OF the Com
mttee on Surveys, DC. Tor the East River Bridge was
held yesterday the u DR. Craven the Engineer
of the Cro;On Aquoduct Department Col Stebbns, Mr..
Prcut co ana Mir Hustled wcrs appointed a Committee
on France ON motion. Mr RObling was appointed
Chief Engineer and a Committee were appointed TO
name an assistant
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
FIRES.
IN CHTl,AGO.

Chicago, May l7.--Kirk & Co.'S soap and candle
factory No 80 Riyerst destroyed by fire this even
ing. Loss 10000; nearly covered by Insurance
NEAR RICHMOND.
RICHMOND. Va. MAY 17.--Ihe stables Of Abraham
Worwick near this city, burned with - ules, last
ftftr
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
PACIFIC MINING STOCKS.

San FRAScoo, May SThe following todays quotations Of
and other stocks: Gould Curry, $3.50 foo savage
S225O per ootj POto S485 per oot Hale Norcro 5000 per
foot; Crown Point SlGJ fo Yellow Jacket 81 $40 foo
Bher per Alpha per Ophr 500 per feot I
peral 2O per shares California Steam Navigation Co.. IL cent
California State Tele graph Con pany 3Oi per cent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
NEW-JERSEY.
~ sutEsEirz TO ZEE TRIBUNE

~ tEtHsEirE o
PHILADELPHIA, May Thames NJ. Scovel was ser
cnaded at his residence night by a coored band He
Sion and in favor of Mr.. Summers bill equalzmg the
ballot.
THE SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
The undersigned Republican members of the Sen
ae and General Assembly Of the state Of NewJesey do
earnestly iudorse the call which has been published
throughout the State, for Convention OF the people,
Through appointed delegates 20 assemble in the City OF
Trenton tuesday June 1861 for the purpose Of ex-
pressing their views the important subject OF so amend
3ng the constitution Of the State 10 secure to the c-
Kens thereof impartial manhood suffrage.
BENZ. BUCKLEY, AMOS CLARK, JR.,
GEORGE r. COBB, W. w. WARE,
d. s. BLACKMAS, y. LUDLAM,
JAMES l.. HAYS. W. NARRICK,
SAMUkL PLUMMER, l.. A. STANSBtR R1,
ROREFT MOORE. j. Il, BALDWIS.
JANIS H. NIXON, T.. W. RUNYON
A p CONDTT, 4. NJ W. BALI,
VIM H. MURPHY, SAMUEL AIwATER,
O. d. FALKENBURN, DEWITT & MokhlS'
THOMAS CROZER, JlWlS ESIltE'
r NJ WOLsEIFFER, PETER a. VOORHEES,.
other names are promised and Will be added as re-
ceyed.
Among the above sCners are ten OF the thirteen Re
pubcan state Senators and number OF members OF the
bower House We understand that the state Central Com
ee have not been idle in this matter and that it will
take early decisive action to ascertain the viii Of the
party in this regard
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

The NAvY-YARD TRAGEDY.-1he Coroners jury in
the case Of James r. Malone, who was killed at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard on Sunday last by shot from n
pistol in the hands of William Fonde returned verdict,
the conclusion Of the inquest 20 tie effect that the
shooting accidental! MI. FOudeli was accordingly
discharged.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

Card-MoURHISG GOODS Of every d.irah. kind. constant.
Or hand JACKsoNS Mourning store, sol BsosdUT' op2on
TifAny Cos Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
KENTUCKY.

The following are the full returns from the I'D
Congress District, as compared with the vote for
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

Ngw.YoRk Friday h.v II. 1907
D.v Hour TA,yp'r BIrOmT Bind
u.v ,.......... $50 G0IT West by south
49," ~ n G4o 3Ola West by north.
Ol7 Westno nor.h.Ncs,
West northwest.
Ry~lREs-Thermoeter loves, night 80 Morning oyeca,ti
rny cloudy cloudy pleasant Evening cloudy,
overcast; rain, i0:i5. Overcast
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

The largest sssrment snd s,one In the CITY tie bes.
' D. BALDWIN
Hsa 10 aud ~ BOwery.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

Total .........q4S8 $3.50 3j....l2,1JJ 6,Jo'
Whole vote 1854 Whole vote. 1861 1892
DUyalPs majority. 6,3lG Jones over itanhln 1,,iv
Jones over all ......-.....-.....b.0
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

New Medical Work.
grCCFgsFUL, TREATMENT or C0NSuMTI0N, BRONCHITIS,
SORE THROAT ASTHMA AND CATARRH
r. Dienbseh NJ D. For sale BY w. H. Woods Co., New.fcrk
LINDSAY Bakson PHILADELPHIA and W. H. Piper Co. Boston
Price mall postage receipt of price BY the
author, No BnEnch.st Boston. MGss
Furniture.
OF THE LATEST STYLES, CONSISTING OF
PARLoR DINING ROOM. AND CHAMBER SUITES,
IN ROSEWOOD WALNUT AND MAPLE.
Retailing a, msnufac,ursrs prices,
ATP KRUTINAs
MANFACTORY AND WARRR00MS
Nos 90 sad 90 Eas. Houston ~,
Between BOwey and seeOudava
AL goods warranted
Cresylic soap.
A PERFECT DIsIHPRCrANr
(Patentedl
For pnanx Deodorng and Purifying Cssrs Hospitals Tene
for RIemnaans Rosehss Bus' and insec"
all kinds
JANIS pgoHASa Co.
TcmannS Laundry Bluc or family This Sus Is mana
c.ud BY the old established well Of eOlOn
d. r. TEhANN Co. ns perfectly and needs but TO be used 10
be appreciated Sold Groen and Druggists throughout tho Uuisd
s..s ", H. TIEMANE, sgls Agent NJ lp fssEjh. T., X
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

Whole vote 1866 .ls476 Whole vote 1867. 553
Duyal's majority. $40 Brown over Ritter 5.i0T
Brown over Smith b74s
Brown over both. 4,5N
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THIRD DISTRICT.
SIXTH DISTRICT

TOtal....... 1870 1.?0l P,]n 6,Cjs
Whole vote. 1906. 1000 Whole vote, 'il
Duvau's majority. 27J3 Hise's majority .iJa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
EOCAL BREvETIEs.


ADtRiSo the last week in October, lOs tbus Of
freight were shipped from this pOint, By the d. &
N. Railroad.
--wILLILNs 3 BRo. are selling best prints al
lax cents per yArl, and brown shsstings At
10 To 20 cents.
Ar the last session Of the Board Of School
Examiners, held at Bowling Green, there were
Any-Ave applicants.
A RARR chance to save money. For further
particulars the reader is referred to the new ad-
veFtisement Of F. r. MILLKR a Co.
The boiler, for Captain LocKE's new steamer
reached here few days suce, froth Detroit. II
10 we'll made, and Of the beat material.
-41S our last issue we recorded the arst snow
which occurred about noon on Monday. 1t was
brief, but violent.
The Executive Committee Of the TeacheEs'
institute of Wood County requests as to give no.
tice that the session Of that body has been post
poned until next Spring.
-EFFoRTs are being made by the counsel Of
HIRAM A. DONALDSON to have him released from
durance vile, and to 60 forth on bail. The public
will be graed to learn that thus far these efforts
have not proved successful.
THIS vicinity was visited with furious gale
on Sunday night. On Monday morning the Mau
NEE River had we'll nigh deserted us. Old resi-
dents say they had never seen il SO low. The
gale played sad havoc with shipping on the lakes.
AT Toledo, says the Blade, the water was blown ou
of the river to such an extent that vessels the
docks rested on the bottom. and were only pre-
vented from capsizng By their lines.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08

Mkxortt GkRfBALDr. who is now IN chief
command Of tho Garibaldian forces IN the
Papal territory, has seen great deal OF
service foT young man He was born in
South America, aud on one occasion was
carried for days tied to the saddle-Low Of
the horse which carried Anita, the heroic
wife Of Garibaldi, during hurried retreat.
He was present in the Valtelline in 1889,
and though o,ly sixteen years OF age at the
time, went through the whole Sicilliau cam.
paigu by his fathers side. In the recent
war he commanded regiment OF three
thousand men in the Tyrol, and greatly
distinguished himself. Ho is brilliant,
impetuous soldier, though he lie, perhaps
more cautious and prudent as to the future
than 1.-THE General" The young Garibaldi
with his own record and the prestige o
bis fathers name, has a brilliant future be
fore him.
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Arrest OF Coun,erfeiter..

The Treasury officials have caught two
Of the gang of Belgian Franco counterfeit.
ers, which was instrumental in putting out
some of the most dangerous couuterfei.s on
the National Bank money that have yet APP
peared. They are now in Toronto, await.
ing an order for their transfer to New
York under the terms Of the extradtion
treaty. Another Of this gang is now in
Jail in Brooklyn. The officials have secured
all their presses, plates, dies aud other i'm.
plements. They also announce that they
consider themselves doing we'll in the mat
ter of following up the parties who pu
out the recent counterfeit seven.thirty
notes,
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TOLEDO MARKET

saiTOLBDo, November z, 1867.
FLOUR--Fine, 81 0O@7 so; Superfne 8 OQ@
25; Extra, 6O@9 90; Double Extra and Fancy
10 O0@ll 90. Rye Flour, 5 so. -
GRAIN-Wheat2 25eG0275c; ;Corn110@112c;0 Oats
,6Sei Rye 1929 Barley quiet. i.-. 8. Dos
Shoulders 12c.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, lSXc; do. kegs, 14c.
BUTTER-Fresh roll soc; in keg 2Sc.
EGGS-23c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rio 25@27c; Java SIC
Sugars-raw sugar 1O@l4c crushed I7@17Xc
granuated l71Ic; coffee l7Xo; coffee l6]Ic
Q coffee l51<0lec. Young Hysou, 1000
l75c; Imperial l46@I75e; Black 90@15Oe
Japan llO@l25c. Moasses 75@lOOc. Sirups-
fair 55@6Oc; good 7O@S0c; prime 9Ol0lO5c
Rice-Rangoon l0c; Carolina 13c.
LUMBER-Clear $55; I'd clear $50; box $45
stock boards $32; common boards SIG; culed dc
$l4 fencing $l7 Gull fencing $l4; flooring strips
$45 I'd do S35; joist, ssantling and timber, feel
and under, SIT; ls-inch sawed shingles co.
l8-inch sawed shingles 4 so; l6-inch sawed
shingles rs and 4 rs; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 80 co.
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dressed
siding S26; dressed stock common, 12-inch, S23
dressed common boards $1Si Lath . 90.
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Rnlltoad Rridge Rurned.

On Friday afternoon, of last week, the railroad
bridge over Blanchard Greek. at Ottawa, took fire
from the engine Of passing tr lin, and was en-
tirely consumed, involving loss to the company
of some $4,000. The bridge was an inclosed
structure, of pine wood, and would have been
servieeable for long time.
There was but little delay in travel, however,
on account of the disaster. With characteristic
energy, the officers Of this Company had compile
mcnt of workmen on the ground by halfpast
seven O'clock the following morning, who had a
Temporary structure prepared for the passenger
train at 4P. NJ, on Saturday, and at . O'Clock
that evening it was completed for the freight
frniu.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
Amcrfcara Agricuiturist.

THTErEEN MoGTHs IN YEAR.-The American
Agr;cultsviss for November has reached US, and az
usual tits full Of good things. The present num-
ber dates from the new Office, 245 Broadway, and
in addition to its many other beautiful engravngs
contains fuil-page cut giving front view Of
the new qpartess. The increased business Of the
Agrieut4rtss has required new partners, and an
enlarged working force, and now its necessities
emandfenlareed room. In the description of the
store now occ upied we are told ii is FIVE stories In
hight; it has front Of rs feet onBroadway, depth
Of l14K feet with an L projection, which gives a
wide entrance on Murray street, with a spa cious
basement extending under the whole. The front
portion efl the main aeor is occupied as sales
room for large stock Of Agricultural and Horti-
cultural books. Farther to the rear are the sub
scripton and other business DESKS while the base
ment 10 doEOted- to the important work Of folding
and mailing the paper. The printers room, en-
gravers' roOms and editorial sanctnni are ON an
upper floor. - fG at u a q
The costsof' the american AgricuItarist is only
4l 30 for G year, in advance, or four copiea for
SIS. II cbntains 80 10 40 large quarto pages, aud
is beautifully illustrated The publishers offer
the December number OF that valuable paper free
Of charge 10 az subscribers for lS69 [Vol. 27l
who send in their subscriptions during the month
Of November. 1t will be the best kind of an i'm
Vestment. Subscriptions should be sent to the
publishers, ORANGR JUDD Co., 24S Broadway,
New York-City.
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Marriage licenses in October.

There were thirteen marriage licenses issue
from the Office of Judge TuLLER, during the mont
Of October. The names Of the parties are as fol
lows:
JOHN F. Hosmer and Martha Garner.
Frederick "A. Siescott and Mary j. Myrose.
Daniel O. Bliss aud Rose Bowen.
Irwin W. Avery and Marian Pierce.
James Hull and Nancy Jewell.
William Haning aud Susannah Kempher.
Everett A. Bristol and Mariah L. Chubb.
b. F. Kerr and Ann 8. Pratt.
Jerry Huffman and Elsa Phillips.
jacob H. hurry and Cathsrine Layman.
John Buchanan and Rhoda J. Young.
John II. Turk aud Catharine Beck.
Noble Dibert and Sarah Walker.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
The rortieth Congress.

The election in all the States that choose
Members of Congress this fall, are over
and with the exception of two or three
vacancies to be filled in November, the
psrsonel of the Fortieth Congress and is
political character are determined. The
following table shows the political compost.
tion of the Lower House, and may be use-
full in view of the extravagant rejoicing of
the Democracy
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
ERRORS or YOUTH.

GensiemAn VINO suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth.
l indiseretSn, Wii for tbs sake Of spReflh human
iy send ee % al Sho need 1t, the recipe and dree.
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cared sdnerers wishing profit BY the advertisers
experiences, can do SO BY addressing in perteet eOna.
denee, E JOHN B. OGDEN,
sa1 = GsdsT-ttTssi, New yoTk.
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Weather Indications.

The Port Clinton Union says: :" If the old cri-
tsrons are TO be observed, cold weather is far dis
tant. The ducks are coming from the northern
lakes by millions. The upper bay is full of ducks
Of all sizes, but we have not seen the big black
duck with anchor ice attached to his tail feathers.
The fish indicate that winter is quite distant. The
spawn fish do not indicate their spawning season
as approaching as soon by two or three weeks as
Is usual for them"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08

When ym are afflicted with a severe Geld or
brOnchseAl affection, which may sny moment ter
inmate in consumption, 6rst try all the cough pre-
Parations you see advertised, and when you fad
they do you 10 good, psy dollar for bottle Of
-. W. POIaBds White Pine Compound" and get
rslisf. u has Rspsy yss failed "a a sisgls eass
Sold By all druggists ErsAeASs.
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Totals .lAs

1t will be seen from the above table that
the Democrats have gained upon their
strength in the Tairty-ninth Congress sx-
actly two members, leaving a Republican
majority Of IS, or 46 more than two-thirds.
The above table comedies that all the
Democratic claimants Irom Kentucky will
be admitted. The President doesn't sp-
pear to be making much headway toward
the control Of the Government.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
wood OeAnty official Directory
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Cheap Cash Stare-A. g. Williams & Bro.
List OF Forfeited Lands-S. B. Price,
Attachment Noticed. ]. SpOre.
AdmipistratOr's Sale-JOhn Campbell.
Attachment Notice.. A. Thomas.
Road Notice--A Petitioner.
Rare Chance to Make Money!. X. Miller & Co
Administrators Sale-J. A. shannon.
Ditch Notice, No. SIS. B. Price.
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:
-PERRYsBURG MARKET.

lcoRREcrED WEEKLY BY y. r. MILLER 4 COL
PERRYsBURG, November T. 1867.
APPLEs-Green W bu 90 dried rs.
BEEswAx-25c ~ fb.
BUTTER- 3Ot035c q fb; Eggs, 15@2Oc ~ doz.
FLoUR-I0 00@l3 90 4Y barrett
GRAIN-New Corn 75t0S5c. ~ 100 lbs.; Oats SO
@55c. Rye 90, Wheat i pO(12 so ~ bu.
MRATs-Hams 12H@15c 9Y fb Shoulders log
l2Hc; Dressed Hogs O0G07 so ~ cwt.
LARD-15c W tb. 4.7ol a+
PoT TAToEs-60@75c W bushel. .--c
SALT-2 65 W barrel.
WooL-30040c % h. = r.r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no CONsumPTIYES.

Ths REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free Of
ehArseltO all who desire t. the prescription viii
the directions for making and using the simple rene
dy by which he was cured Of Consumption. HIt only
object s to benent the aneted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription as Il viii cost them
nothing and may prove q blessing. Please address
REv. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Ne, l65 South seee nd st., Villa msburgh, N. Y.
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THE yellow fever ia decreasing in South.
ern cities, aud General Grant has issued an
order directing all officers absent from
their commands on account of the fever
to report to their stations by the Both in.
slant
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THERE are zoos Indians in Michigan
mixed blood included. Division OF sexes
3,823 malss; 4l95 females. These Indians
have organized into seventy distinct bands
each with its chief, and inhabit 179 frame
aud 81 log houses. They have erected
over two thousand hOmesfeads. The value
OF their personal property 10 valued At
$S16,oso, and they cultivate lO,772 acres Of
land.
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INFORMATION.

Tnformation guaranteed to produce q Iuxurisni
growth Ofhair upon bald head or beardisss face
also recipe for tho removal OF PlmpleS, BIotohes
BTaptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same son
By addressing fB0S. Y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Ssz o23 Broadway, New York.
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Hon JANIS G. HALL, of Toledo, has been
appointed Gy the Governor, under an act
of April 5, 1866, appraiser of canal lands
not heretofore appraised.
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Base Ball at Portage.

A game of baseball, played between the Aierts
of Fostoria, and the Omegas OF Portage, on the
grounds of the latter, the 25th ut., resulted as
follows:
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Real Estate transfers in Wood Coun

ASouA ESAatG AhuuSACHo IA WOOu COuntEs
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
merry . Oiiiees for the week ending November 2,
1867
Elias Davidson to r. W Adams pt uX sw sec
70, tp 4, range IL, 90 acres-$865
W. H. RiAeoAt 20 G. G. Lewis ne sw sec a. In
8, range IL, 40 acres-$2 900.
A. Tharstin to w. J. Campbell; lot I67, blk "a,
Bowling Green-$85.
g. W. Cummins to AT. Acker; W pit lot 79s
PeTysburg-$450.
Elizabeth McInlyre to John MeKeaas; VIZ sw
sec IL, tP 5, range IL, 80 acres-$2 900.
J. A. Miller 70 L. s. Miller; nX W. ne sec IS,
Up 5, ranges, 40 acrea--$50Os ~
L. 8. Miller 70 J. A. Miller; 81 WI ne sec IS,
tp 5, range Q, 4eacres-$50G.
,os nisSplss E4st " Geo. Edemanj lota ess, eSS,
$50 707g 70S, fos, no, Perrysburg- 400.
Way Peck to Caleb North iots l4l, l42, Ton
togAny--$l3e. IA 49,
Sarah Phillips 70 David Sawyer ut nK sw sec
FL, tp a X, so acres-S2, 500.
Lorens 0eaFheert to @. A. Risser lot IS, Mill
RroVe--$600. 0 -
James stsstchbSry to T.z- MoDOaaId /, pt lot 40
Weston-S2So.
!; Ricketts, 70 ]. H. Pierce, 10. SOC. Psrr,sburg
Jeremiah Reed 10 !. L. Beldsn; q sw sec 4. IN
8, range II, ~ aores-$IOe.
No. of tsnnsfers--lAj total value Sll 800.