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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
THE OHIO LBGisLATUEn.
SENATE
RIIia INrRonrCED.

In the Senate. u bill has been Introduced,
authorizing tho State Idbrariah 10 subscrhe
furull the newspapers and magazines pub
lisbcd in the State, to be preserved for roI.
eTenco. ttnr.rrHs y
A hill has been introduced, requiring
townships, cities and incorporated yillages
TO refund moneys 10 such persons rs were
compelled to assnlnc, responsibilities to ro-
lieve their townships, &c, from drafts dur
ing the war, t.ia.1 b. o,. r.- I.aH O
A bill was.introlnced to provide for, the
voluntary dissolution of corporations Ase,
bill allowing prosecuting attorneys SO
for eSch 100 inhabitants in the county.
Also, jtbilI caushs cases for criminal con,
VefsItiori to abate upon the death Of the de
fehdant. Also, abIll authorizing Common
Pleas Judges TO remove as,ignees for cars },
Also,i n bill allowing case to be re-exani.
ined III the appellate court the same as in
civil cases.
The SeDate concurred in EloGse amend.
meilts to the bill allowing villages outside
Of city limits to mako Sidcwalks conform,
ing IN width TO those of the cities, and the
bill is law.
Tho Senate aSreed TO nrcrort of the Ju.
dietary Committee against granting concur.
rent jurisdiction 10 Probate Courts in par
tition cascs.
WAHa' BtI.ts PAssEu.
In Senate, on tlIe 5th, a hill was passed
to Incorporate Sharpshuoters' Associations
Also, bill prohibiting Probate Judges en-,
gaging IN couveyahcing, or in prosecuting
claims against the Uuited States Also, re-.
quiring notice in cases of partition TO be
given forty days before tho day Of hearing
instoad OF forty days before commencement
of term.
inthe Senate, on the 9Th, a bill was ranscd
80 amend the act relative to collecting sta
tistics Of crime, transferring that duty from
prosecuting attorneys to clcrks Of courts
requiring additional statistics, and allowing
clerks the usual fees for such sorvices
Also, n bill making an appropriation OF
$4,000 for tho public printing, which is o
law. Also, u bill which authorizes county
commissioners TO b'ty ttnpikes aud make
them toatls, IN certain cases. Also bill
for The protection Of grave yards not pre-.
teeted by corporations or religious societies
HOUSE.
In the House, the resolution restricting
theiAunusl Report Of the State Board OF
Agriculture 10 500 pages, was indefinitely
postponed, a.
Resolutions were introduced aud laid au
the.table TO no printed, for submitting 10
the people two separate propositions for
amending tho Constitution, one of which
would entranchiss the negroes, the other
to,disfranshise those who fled the couulry
10 evade the draft for military service. .,
Abill 10 increase tho salary OF Judges Of
ihOSnpreme Court to $4,000, was postpon, d
until January next. is
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
'The Pen is NIightier Than the Sword.'
The Gold Pen Best and
Cheapest. of Pens.
.NT0RT0pS.G0LD PENS
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 26 Maiden Lane, New
York, and by every duly-appointed
Agent at the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with
the Name or Trademark of any other
therefore, where an Agency is established
the public will be best suited, and at the
same prices, by calling on the Agent in
ll.other places those wishing the Nor,
ton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
whore their orders will receive prompt
attention, if accompanied with the cash.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15


Terrible Scene Ia french Penitcntiary.
An account OF the revolt IN the Frensh
Cuyn,ilc penitcntiary oi 81 Anne has al.
ready been given. but I'll tile horrors Of the
scene were not told. The prison contained,
on tho 2slh Of September ldet, 288 prisoners,
who plotted a revolt, and accomplished IL
on the 2I of October. They drove out the
tMnkeysy released those who were ,in du.
rance f6r bad behavior, piagod and Ntauk
aud ipduged iu the usual saturnalia, Then
they wanted something else to do, and the
Finglegdeg ConawicT. Iprgpossd Fhat they
should shit up III the stOrelfouset sewho
would be likely TO to-beiray.-theln,s aud then
sot the building on fire; and further, to
make things securo, tllat one pf' tic Worst
Of the revoltors, who happened to bo drunk,
should stand gnard Opposite the door Of
tho storehouse while it was burning, with
kuif6 in hand, to stab any Who attempted
to escape hl" nv ~ A'"'' 'H'll
This was Immediately agreefto and the
victims, fourteen in number having been
Induced to enter pile of papers was
heaped MP, saturated with petroleum, and
act on FIRE. The room was soon in q blaze,
but all, the doors aud windows being
strongly Barred, therc was no possibility Of
egress except Ivy the ono door, at which
the boy Allard stood with his knife One
poor little fellow, named tiarahaldi, made
desperate attempt to PASS tho flaming
portal but was, stabbed three times, and
hurled back bleeding into ths fire. A
watohnah, Who Heard the screams of the
victims and ran to their assistance, was SET
Upon by tire young demons who presided
at the auto da ft, and flung into a treiiclL
OF course the building vas burned &, the
ground and when assistance came, two
days afterwards, the bodies of the twelve
or fourteen victims had been reduced to
ashes For this horrible crime four Of tho
accused have beon condemned to the gals
loys for life. '4 e. th
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
The Conslitutionnl Amendment.

Thefolowing States, sixioensin all, have
rattIied the Constitutional Amendment, to
witt Maine, Indiana, Connecticut, Tchbcs
see, New Jorssy, Oregon, Ohio, New York.
Kansas, Illinois. West Virginia, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Missouri, aud Nevada. Eight
moro are required to, make. Il raft Of
the Consultation. Massachusetts, Vermont,
Rho lc Island, Pennsylvania, and Iowa will
of course ratfy, but with these tho number
is slioYt iour ''A
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
Look to Your Titles!

TT may riotbe generally known that the title to
L large portion cf the Real Estate in Wood
County is defective-but such is the fact These
defects arise from misdesCription OF the prop
erty, informal execution and acknow ledgmcnt
of cpuveyanccs, unrecUded deads, tax sales and
titles, judgment liens, irregularities in sales under
execution, mortgages, &c.
Hundreds of mortgages and other Membranes
uhon lands remain uncancclled on the records,
although the debts they were given 70 secure, have
probably been paid. Thousands Of tax s1leB have
been made, incumbering lands and lois, many Of
which have been redeemed but not cancelled, bui
large number sll cxist MS valid hens IN III prop
erty sold. Over 1890 of the deeds ON our county
records are either erroneously execnted, OF
wrongly recorded most of the errors undoubtedly
occur in the making OF the deeds, but many 10 the
recording of them. ~ ~ 'e '"'ih'H WV
In view Of these facts we are preparing, and
have nearly completed, at great expense aud i'm
mense labor, complete abstract of the title to
every tract of land and town lot in the county
giving the original entries aud purchases from tlis
State and United States, date Of the deeds, kind
OF conveyance, Consideration, full description OF
the land, where deed executed, date of record
book and page whore recorded number of wit.
nesscs, number OF seals, amount of revenue stamp
&c. lt =
So complete will these Abstracts be, that 4
every book in the Recnrder's Office were destroyed
an accurate description of every instrument re
corded there, could be procured from our office.
With these facilities we are prepared, on th,
shortest notice, to give all necessary information
aud written abstracts Of title, at reasonable prices
10 all who aydesire the same. sd, l "A
With these Abstracts before u.s. wo also hav
facilities for ,prcparing oonveyances of every de
| scrintion, unequalled by any other Office in tn
county, and which will bS made out by us atusua
! rates. Wewili givespecial attention to remedyini
defects in titles, removing neumbranoes, procuring
Inst deeds, gctting original patent or copies ol
same, and periectiug titles generally. 7u edr
Every owner nf Real Estate should know tbs
full history of his title to same aud that it is cor
rcetly placed on the rnpord aud every nruasn
man will reruse to buy any lands or lots withou
hrst behi9 fOlly satisfied that the ttle to same i
| perfect, clear aAa unmcumbcredNs aud these fact
can be ascertained FROM as Al small expense.
| Our charges will le as fetowssra g1-I q
| Fur an examination or the title to lot or trao
| Of land. with verbal opinion on same, from 5 4
| $5,seoordinG to value aud number Of Transfers.
For full abstract of the title, with write
4 opinop on same, So aud over according 10 numbe
of conveySneeS OF the land, aud labor in maxim
| out same. .a"HiN "Ht
A reasonable deduction viii be made to appl
esnts for chain of title ~ or more tea cts, an
also to attorneys aud agents who make fneQuer
busin"ss calls upon us. ra .ss ...80 Z
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"'lN tcOrY.l ."+s.'". I.H
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
OFFIdE or TnE ArDlToR OF STATE,
lSsuR ESCE DEPARTMENT,

OFFIds or rhE ArDlron OF STATE,
lSsuR kScE Der ARTMENT,
OoLUMBps, ONO, February 4, 1857.
WHEREAS, The METROPOLITAN FIRE INSUR-
,ANCE COMPANY, located at New York, in the
State of New York, has filed in this Office sworn
statement Of its condition. required by the first
section of the act "To regulate Insurance Com
panics not Incorporated by the State of Ohio,p
passed April s. 1855, and amended February 1864;
and Whereas, said Company has furnished the un-
designed satisfactory evidence that it Is possessed
Of at least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TH0US-
AND DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CASH GAPI-
TAI INVESTED in sticks, or bonds, CT in mort
cages of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is yniortgaged; and, Whereas,
said Company has filed in this office a written
instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents OF said Company in this
State to acknowledge service Of process, for and
in behalf of said Company according to the terms
Of said law; ...y. fasq 7Fi u b....
Now, THEREFORE,, in pursuance of the first Sec
tion of the aforesaid act l. James IL Godman Aud
itor Of State for Ohio do hereby certify thar said
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, OF New
York anthprizei to transact the business o Fire
Insurance in this State nptil the thirty day of
January, ,ipssa9e year one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty-eight.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hcreun'o subscribed
-es my name and caused the seal of my of-
[SEAL.] iioeto be affixed the day aud year above
JAS, il, GoDMAN, Auditor of State.
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Accident on the -. s. M. Road--TendeI
aud Four Cars of tho TrRck-An Old
Lady Seriously Injured.


From the Dayton Journal, Feb. 81 .
Yesterday morning. about quarter to four
O'Clock, the down train on the Dayton & Michigan
Railr rJad was thrown from The track, about mile
north Of Pi1ua, by abrokon rail. ~ a".i.
About five feet of the rail was gone. The engine
passed over the break and got on the rail again.
The tender failed " get on the rails, but tho ex-
press car. alter rod or two, bounced ON The rails
again. The first baggage car and tho first pas
scngcr coach did not get back again on the rails
but remained on the grade; while the rear coach
and sleeping car were turned over ON their sides
into the ditch aud failing to disconnec, they were
dragged a number OF yards.
; When the rear coach was overturned, the lights
were put out, and the stove which was on the up.
per side of the car, broke loose from its fRsenihRs
apdrolled TO the lower side. An old lady who
was seated close by the stove at the moment of the
disaster, was pitched forward aud fell upon the
stove, and her clothes immediately took fire. Con-
ductor Sheper, who was in that coach, instantly
rolled the stovo away from the old lady, AMI ns-
sisted in putting out tho fire. The odach was nj.
most immediately filled with smoke, but COnduc-
tor 5. got open a couple ofwndows which allowed
tho smoke free cgress, and made the breathing
mnrc toerabl6. by this time parties from the
outside had come TO their rescue, and the old lady
was removed from the ear. II was asccrtined
that she was not ouly severely burned but her col.
lar bonewas broken, and her hip was disocated
Tho old lady, we understand, lives ab ut five miles
ffbm Columbus Grove, at when station she got on
the train. She told Conductor Shepler that she
had no money to pay her way, but that she wanted
to get To Cincinnati, where she had relatives, in
der to get her eyes cured, ms she was partially
bindand the Conductor was passing her TO this city
on her way to her relatives. A bed was prepared
for the old lady in the baggage ear, by the road
side, and purse Of Sll was raised for her by the
passengers. She was tn be returned u q, lnnlbus
Grove on the mail train. No other person in .h,
car was injured. A. a
| The sleeping car was pretty well filed will
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.. i.tt .It lu ~ tDy-.rt,i i.... n
THE PREMIUM AKERY,
MAUMEE CITY, o.

M. g. r. q l.. DEWEY, y
NOW, as heretofore, have every facility Mt thci
Il command for supplying. Maumee City, Per-
rysburg, and the region roundabout with ~ ,..os.
Bread, Biscuit, Rolls, Crackers and
Cake Of every description, : : Il
the excellence of which is not unknown among
their many patrons on both sides of the Maumee,
for several years past. Grateful to their patrons
for the custom extended in the past, no effdrts
shall be spared in the future, on the part Of the
proprctors of the ji
"PREMIUM BAKERY" f'}
70 retain the confidence of their patronage by fur
nshing, ns heretofore, such an article of
" The Staff OF life"
MS shall challenge comparison in every particular
without fear Of successful competition.
Mapnlco City, February 0, 1857. a2m
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concur
TINS Vow York 7rtbnass washingtOr

TINS New York 7rfbuas's Washington
special says that there are but few free ar.
ticles in the tax bill, aud those OF but little
itnnartaucs. Leather .is in. Incomes be-
low 81 900 are exempted oil above that arc
uniform at 8 per cent Cigars two dollars
per bnndrod and eight dollars per thousand
Such stringent provisions are made That it
ia believed they will prevent frauds. .a
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1
A PuofnAcrrp meeting "a ia progress thi.
week, at ihe Methodist Church.
"A PosT Of the q. A. II. has been established
reesufy IL his place. Isregular time Of meeting
70 zach alternate Monday evening".
4sUsricIors-to SEGA young gentleman Of pro
bity adjusting the wreck Of cuttcr ata very early
hour on Monday moruihg.~Q~iW sdbc
---AE error occurred in portion Of last ssesks
edition, In the Sheriff Sale Of Rebecca Alexander
ct al. rs. Patrick McMannis. II appears Scofrcc
In this issue.
.-THs Township Trcasurers throughout Tic
county will do we'll to take heed to the notice q
the Auditor in this paper, relative to their duties
as required by law. pfHHa r1i .
A VioLysr snow storm prevailed during The
entire day on Sat,itdiy last II appears 70 have
extended throughout the North AZ this writing
however, the "beavtrul snow" has disappointed
rain is The order Of Tho day, and a general break.
up Is iumincnt. at. .,... ..fV .
--OvR fellow citizen, JoBH BADER, Is deter.
mined not to be outdone in the Blacksmithng line
Farmers aud others may profit by reading his ad.
vcrtiscment, wherein he informs them at what low
rates they can have work done at his shop. on
l. L,uisana.avenuo. Dll '
COLDS and pneumonia, or lung fever, are quite
prevalent In tis vicinity. AZ this season Of the
year too much care can not be taken. A cold is
frequently contracted by throwing on the overcoat
Whenever the temperature Is above the freezing
point. Such an act is imprudont.
TINS editor Of the fostoria Mcos wonders how
we could spare the time for that sleigh-rde to
louscholder's Corners, and where we got the
money. We cbn6SCn tod the fitno f,nni that alldt
ted to sleep, aud borrowed the money from friend
but little acquainted with US. Does the explana-
ton sufHce7 ilt t'|r W
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
PegSsyLy ANA has sot nm example viii,

PssSsYLyAStA, has sot oh example which
ought,to be followed by every other State
in the Union r,Her Senate has passed o
bilrfcrhddibg railroads to make any dis
,inesien between passengers on account %
race or color, and the House will certainly
concur ra tsf q
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
, M0RT0N'S FIRST QUALITY.
" ARR SrEn

These Pers 16 carats fine, and are pointed with
the very best lrolosin Points, carefully selected,
and none OF this quality is sold with til" slightest
imperteciou which skill and the closes scratiny
can detect.
Every Pen il stamped Ga. Morton, First Quail
ity, and numbered. ut
The Points warranted for six months, except
against accident.
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver, and for
this quality are extra heavy and strong. t.,.,
PRICES or PESs ;'AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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OF PBNSi AND PENS IN SILVER EXTE
4, cn.. I1II I.InNcnII .
MORTON,s CHEAP GOLD PEN,

d "
These Pens are 10 carats fine, and are Better
Writing, aud more Durable Pens than can, with
out operating Mortons Patented Machinery, DO
produced for the prices, even were the gold fur
nished gratutously. c"i
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN sILvER PLATED Ex-
tension CASES WITH PENoi,s,
Magic Pan...,,,.., so. with pencil. case. ). 81 90
Lucky Pen. .......... 10. with pemoil-case :. IS
always Ready Pen. 81 co.. with penclease." So
Elegant Pen........ 1 5..,with pencilcase 300
Excelsior Pen, a.. 80. with Epeneil oase... s5
These are Well-Finshed Good Writing Gold
Pens, with Iridosmn Points the average wear OF
every ufwhch will far OntlRst gross Of the best
Steel Pens, alstosgh Asy Ha,oarrante and htre-
fore interchangeable. They are not numbered, but
correspond in size to Nos. 2, 3, 49,, and respec-
lively.
To CLUBs "A discount of o per cent. will be al
lowed on sums Of Sl2j of IS per cent.on S24; and
of 90 per cent on $40 sent g one address q g
one time 81" ''l@'
The risk is taken Of all rrmttances by mail in
registered letters, and the safe delivery Of the
goods guaranteed TO all who send tweuty cents
(chargs for registering in addition 10 the price of
the goods ordered.
On receipt Of the money, the subscriber viii
send by return mail, otherwise, as directed,
Gold Pen or Pens selecting he came according to
description. Addcess, % ~CElL
A MORTON,
wVWN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15

ANEW counterfeit twenty-five cent note
Of the currency, is in circulation. II may.
be detected by,the scroll work around the
figures {" 25" on the upper left hand corner,
which touches the fine lines around the
edge Of the note, which forms the border.
ing, while on the genuine no part of the
scroll work 1ouches the line. NJ ~ 'sh =" g
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

WARRANTED.l
These Pers are IL carats fine, and although
cheaper, are at least equal to any gold pens made
elsewhere, as regards durability, elasticity and
good writing qualities p ~
Every Pen is stamped Morton, Third Quail
ity," and numbered,
Phe Points are warranted for six months, except
/ against accident. . -.
The Gases are intde ii Coin Silver, butar not
SO heayyas those Ofthe First Quality, 90TF 4
PRICES OF PgSsi AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
a4As.4. GASES WITH PENcILs- y.s ~, ID. v
No. pen...., 81 5......with pencil 81 90
No Pen ..,.As / 50., ..with pencicase.,., 2 80
No. Pens. 2oO,,.,. With pencfl-ca "a. 90
No. Pen..@.. 2J... with pencil.easeI 20 10
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-15

The COS ,of cleaning the streets Of Bos!
tonoisnow after The last two great storms
WAS $4,000. Over 900 men were en-
plOyed MIMI. ---
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TIE Cleveland Leader publishes letters
frosn Generals G6RFfEfp and ScnENeK and
from RICHARD G. PARSONS and the venerI
able dDovoLAs PUTNAM, ip0 favor Of Man.
hood Suffrage II Uhio--n3,r. .,'' ~
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ONE thousand men are now emp loyeil in
repairing the Great Eastern. %. lsl1 .
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,tal amount of losses, Claims and

Total amount of Losses, Claims and ntl 4sFuu
disabilities .-4a...L..s...i...-, ,..- $jl5050 IL
The greatest amount insured on my one first
clnss1 1rsk Is $20,o0e, but, as ageheral rule, the
risks tlef fdt exceed 81 900. 90 ~ 'o4luU ="
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed 10 be insured in any city, town,
village OF Block, being governed in this matter, in
each case, by the general character of buildings,
width of streets, facilities for putting out fires, &c.
An attested copy of the Amended Charter or
Act 6f Incorporation accompanies this statement.
No deposit is made with any State.
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Ir is stated that Henry Ward Beecher is
about 10 sue The Independent for publishing
his sermons.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. - Notice Is
N hereby given that tho undersigned has been
daily appointed and qualified as ADMINISTRATOR dc
bonis non on the estate ct John Edgar, deceased,
late Of Wood County, Ohio. Allpersons Interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
wM, :. EBERLY.
Perrysburg, February 7, lsS7. 42l
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IT il estimated that one hundred million
feet OF logs will loo out on the Upper Mis-.
sissippi this winter, and eighty million on
the ST. UroiX,
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MoKr0N's SECOND QUALITY.

These IA carats fine, and are superior toaBy
Morton Pens made previous to the ,yearl $3.50,
Every Pen is isstamped" a Morton, Second Quail
ity,' and numbered. 10y
The Points are warranted for six months, except
against accident. -
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver, but are not
so heavy as those of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
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Liabilities

y LIhbIIiItNN. - -T-"
Amount Of Eosses adjusted, due and ~ '..
unpaid ...-.-- None.
Ihssas ircnrrod and L. ,,rocoss ~ ad % W MT
justment z q. ~. st47,272 so
! has has been taken A. ol,lsS 70
Claimsrfor LOSSES resisted by the -
r Company ~..............-..-- 1880 90,
Dividchds dechred tltfe aud unpaid, None.
Diyhends either cash or scrip, de- ~ -
ciared but not yet due.--.....---- None.
Company Z Z. 4 I'll t.,.la 2sO.2Ggye1
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fHE rent Of a basement ottice near the A
tor House is tsn thousand dollars,
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TuSRE is solid ice. 6Itoeu lnilss in extent
on Long lslaud Sound.