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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THE FIRsT.CLAss o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC,
CHAs HOYER, Master,
will leave Pier No. &C. N. R., Saturday, April 6, 1t
~ SA. H.,
taking messengers to Southampton London, Havre and
Bremen at the foowi: rates, payable gold or Its
equivalent in currency:
From Bremen Southampton and HaYre to New Yo1.
First CABIN sl1O Second Cabin. s76; steerage, s4a
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Ti1et
Cabin, s2l0; Second Cabin, $3.50; steerage, S70 ~
BALTIC Capt A. g. JONES' will follow April 26
WESTERN METROPOLIS, Capt. VIM WEIR. ...,. May 4
For Freight or Passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
February 81 1y No 40 Broadway, N. Y.
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1000 TONS BURDEN,
CAPTAIN LOUIS NJ. COXETTER.
ON AND AFTER TIE 18th OCTOBER, gH1s FINE
1 sHTp will sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf, every
N7da, Nioat. at 10 O'Clock, for the above places.
Ali freight must be paid here by shippers.
Gangs ot egroes W be ken to the aoo points , ,s
Years OF are free Horses and Mules at reuced rates
n5rCountry papers advertising ''the DICTATOR vii
please discontinue their notices and send account to tnt
Agents. 800, -. - .ho
.aanor q I1th Alta TIC =; ;: JsnuaTy "
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From the Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, March S0.-The Japanese Com
issioners, after visiting the Notifications, sailet
for New York to-day.
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Is. Co.,
January 1
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Latest frcrl Cuba.
New YORK, March 31.-The small po1 has disap-
peared from Matanzas.
Sterling Exchange fell to 2a3 on Tuesday.
There was another revolution in Hayti, headed
by Prospero Ellie and son, who was killed and the
revolution subsided. Another report says that
Clifford was defeated, aud fed to French vessel.
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them most bounteously upon the daughters
of Israel. And now the dance is renewed,
and the 'Merry Purim that flashes upon
the view in letters Of fire, across the stage,
is read again and again il the laughter low
ing eyes of the lovely dancers, (not the
mcn), and young men fall in love, who were
not in love before, and those who had fallen
in before, sink deeper, and the eyes flash
on, and young men sigh, and old folks
yawn, for it isFgrowing late, and the hungry
60 to the supper room and eat, and the
thirsty drink, and it grows later still-one
o'clock-two, three, tour, FIVE. Music
Home sweet home-a rush for hats and
cloaks another rush for carr;sges-end Of
the Purim ball-eneunt omnes-curtain.
The larger portion Of those who attended
the ball, are no doubt still wrapped in the
arms of Morpheus, while Moultrie, tired
and sleepy, is endeavoring, or rather has
Just endeavored, and perhaps failed, to
give description Of what he saw
I beg your readers to pass over any
imperfections in my letter, on the ground
Of said fatigue and somnolence, and |
promise them that the next time I at
tend ball for the purpose Of describing
it in the News, I will make it point to
leave earlier and endeavor to get more ideas
by getting more sleep.
A will case came before one Of the
courts here few days ago that terminated
in very curious manner-one OF the wit
nesses was asked to state when the man
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Official J. ". C1ous, Aidede-Csmp Mi
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@UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.-DALY os.
DALY.-The creditors Of the late ROBERT DAILY
hereby called upon to In and prove their claims
before the undersigned at his ce In the Court House.
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Conversational.

WARRINGTON, March S0-SENATE.-A resolution
suspending .he rule requiring the return OF noml-
nations to the President, at the close OF the ses
sion, was passed. This resolution retains in the
E, hands Of the Senate the present nominations,
which will be considered in extra session.
A resolution for joint standing ordnance COM
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NPrcscrvlng Cnhbnges.

The following mode of putting up cab
bagos for winter aud spring use, is given
by the author OF work entitled, Garden
ing for Profit:
Cabbages are preserved very simply !;
they are LETT ont as late as they can be
pulled up by the roots in this section about
the end Of November; they are then pulled
up ana turned upside dowu--the roots up
The heads packed close together, in beds
six feet wide, with six feet alleys between,
care being taken to have the ground
leveled where the cabhages arc placed,
80 that they pack nicely, They are left
in this way for two or three weeks, or as
long as the ground eau be dug between the
alleys, the soil from which is thrown in on
the beds OF cabboge, so that. when furn
ishcd they have n covering of four or ak
inches OF soil. This is not enough to cover
the roots, however, which is lett partly ex-
posed, but This is in no way Injurious
Some prefer to cover them up at once by
plowing furrow shovelng il out wide
enough 10 receive tho heads of the cab.
bages, and then turning tho soil in on tho
heads, aud SO continuing until beds of six
or eight feet arc thus formed This plan
is rather more expeditions thon the former
but it has the disadvantage OF compelling
them 10 be covered mp at once by soil
while the other plan delays it two or three
weeks later, and 1t is OF the utmost impor.
tance in preserving vegetables that the op
Grafton (parlicularly the final covering), be
delayed as1qe in the season as frost viii
permit. Generally, more are lost by hegiu.
ming too soon, than delaying toe lato. 0nious
we tind, are best preserved in barn OF
stable olefta in layers hom eight to tell
inches deep, covered up with about foot
Of hay or straw on the approach Of severe
frosts. Tho great points to be attained are
low temperature and dry atmosphere
they will pear twenty degrees of frost with
out injury, provided they are not moved
while frozen, but they viii not stand a re.
duction OF temperature much lower thar
this without injury
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90 A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure
and EmstructlOn.0
AARPER,s Bazaar.

The Publishers viii commence, on November LIST,
the issue of HARpRRs BAZAAR, q Weekly illustrated
Family Journal devoted TO Fashion and Home Lit
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isting need of a Weekly Fashion Newspaper and
to combine herewith drst-class literary journal,
which will be Indispensable to every household.
Arrangements have been made, al an immense
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of Berlin, which supplies the fashions to the lead
ing Journals of Paris, IN furnish the same to them
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Of the size of HARPKR'S WKEKLY.
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EDETITION FOR DIVORCE.

VS., 60. - :. r., ~ nj, 80
The satd Christian Baker, whose residence is
unknown to plaintiff, is hereby notified, that Sarah
Baker, plaintiff, a resident 0fWoOd County, Ohio,
did, on tho ~ IN day OF 0ctober, AID. 1887 le her
petition in the Court Of Comon Pleas Of said coun-
ty, setting forth that she was on the 18th day,of
August, A. D.. 1855, at Toledo, Ohio, married to
said Christian Baker. That said Christian Baker
has beon wil(ully aud without cause absent from
said plaintiff for period Of more than three years
last past !; that one Christian Baker, Jr., is the
infant offspring of said marriage and praying that
she may be divorced from defendant and for GUS
tody ct said Cbristian Baker, Jr, i arf t.f sg
Defendant is also notified that depositions will be
taken in said case at the Office Of Charles G.. Starr,
Notary Public, at Toledo, Lucas County Ohio, on
Monday, the 18th day Of December, A. y. 1857,
between tho hours Of 10 A, N, and 10 IP, NJ, of
said day, aud continue frum day to day antit
taken. t. rt...-- 49, ..- l .,, n
DopoE 4 Tyler and AsuER Cook, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
Perrysburg, October, IS, 1867. YG 2sfsu
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Fan and wlnfer Fires.

We recommend the following timely
suggestions to housekeepers, shopkeepers,
and othsrs, hose iircs are used FOR warmth
or for machinery, Attention to them may
prevent disasters and loss;
Unused stovsppe holes should be Sc.
eurely stopped up with metal shoppers.
stovepipes should have tight thimble
around them.
Throw your cracked stoves oui ofdoors
or sell Them for old iron. Stoves, If used,
should be sound aud in good order, stand
ing well OH from the hoor, with zinc or
Sheet-iTon uUder them. Stoves should
never stand nearer than two feet TO wood
work, or 10 walls plastered on wood work.
Partitions plastered over have been set on
fire at a greater distance than that. Stove
pipes should be sound, with joints riveted
aad secured to prevent couliug apart. II
practicable, pipes never should run
through wood or plasiered partitions or
floors
Use those lamps ouly which are pro.
teeted by glass chimneys. aud have them
trimmed aud filed by daylight ouly.
Matches should be kept in metallic buxes,
and never permitted 10 be scattered around
lose within the reach Of children aud mice
Put no asl es in wooden boxes Ashes
should be kelA in a safe place OUT of do g,
or in metallic or stone vessel, or taken
away from the hogse
Very few Of our householdors have lad
ders where they eau be Immediately pro.
cured ia case OF Gre.
II these hints suggest other precautions
aud awaken orr citizens to give attention
tn these matters, il may save some lives
prevent iauch destruction Of property
by ire.
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stThc best, ch eRpest md most success
ful Family Paper in the UnlOn''
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
SFLENUIUL1 ILIIU STKNThU,
n.nfcnl Nnhcca of The Prrss.

OrWcnt NOtccs Q ne freNs
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HARrgR's WEEKLY may be unreservedly de-
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The articles upon public questions which appear
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SIEEnIFF,s SALE.
Bdwiu Reed, !

Rdwiu Reed, J a.
In Wood Common Pleas.
Michael b. Todd OF al, /. =
by virtue Of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
OF Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
ivered, will offer for sale at public vendue at the
DIOR of the Court Ileuse, in the town Of Perrysburg
4 g MONDAY, November ls. 1867, -v'
Between the hours OF | and O'Clock L, NJ, of
said day, the following described property, tS-wit
The northwest y dissection 30, township 4, range
10, containing l6O acres; and the east part of the
southwest 4 Of said section 80, township 4, range
10, containing so acres; aud the notthwest u Of
the southeast y of section 80, township 4, range
TO- containing 20 acres all situated in the county
of Wood aud State of Ohio.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
]. +. & s. r.. PRcR, Plaihlisf's Attoruers.
Perysburg, October 10, 1867, 25eS7 so
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In Bankruptcy.

NORTHERN DTsTRIcr OF ONO, AT ToLEDo,
The 30lh day of September, A. y. 1857. !
FTHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
l. pointment as Assignee Of Ansou Smith, nr
Perryshurg Township, in the county of Wood. aud
State of Ohio, within snid District, who has been
adiudged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court Of said District
LEWIS A. GR0FF, Assignee.
tn tha rreditnrs of Anson Smith 91c
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In Bankruptcy.

NORTHERN DIsTRIor OF Quo, At TOLEDO,
The I'd day OF October, A, d. 1867.
FTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
Il pointmant as Assignee OF Peter Yost, of Ten
togany, in-ths eouaty Of Wood, ,ani State of Ohio,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District 80 20 F' 20
M LEWIS A. CROFT, Assignee
TO the creditors of Peter Yost 27c
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MISCELLANEOUS
Look to Your Titles l.

TT may not be generally known that the title 10
large portion Of the Real Estate in Wood
County Is detective but such Is the fact. These
defects arse from tnisdescrirtion OF the prop
erty, informal execution and acknowledgement
q Of conreyances; unrecOrded deeds, tax sales aud
titles judgment liens, Irregularities 10 sales under
, execution, mortgages, &c.
Hundreds Of mortgages aud other incumbrances
upon lands remain unoancelled on the records
although the debts they were giyento secure, have
probably been paid. Thousands of tax sales have
been made, incnmbering lands and lots many of
which have been redeemed but not cancelled, but
large uau1ber still exist MS valid liens the prop-
erty sold.i Over 500 OF the deeds on our county
records are either errOneously executed, or
wrongly recorded most Of the errors undoubtedly
occur in the making of the deeds, but many in The
recording Of them. 300 teN BE- -a3.
IN. view. Of these facts, we are preparing, and
have nearly completed, at great expense and i'm
mense labor. complete abstract Of the title to
every tract Of land and town lot 10 the county,
giving the original entries and purchases from tie
State and United States, date OF the deeds, kind
on cOnveyance, consideration, full description of
the land, where deed executed, date Of record,
book and page where recorded, number Of Wit
nesses, number Of seals, amount ofrevenue stamp,
DC. r. ....,.. ~ -'s
So complete will these Abstracts be, that II
every book in the Recorders 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 the
shortest notice, to give all necessary information,
and written abstracts Of title, at reasonable prices
10 all who may desire the same.
With these Abstracts Before us, we also have
facilities for preparing cOnveyances of every de-
scripton, unequalled by any other Office in the
county, and which will be made out by us at usual
rates. Wewill give special attention to remedyng
defects in titles, removing iucumbrances, procuring
lost deeds, getting original patent or copies of
same, and perfecting titles generally.
Every owner of Real Estate should know the
full history of his title to same, and that it is
rectly placed on the record and every prudent
man will refuse TO buy any lands or lots without
first being fully satisfied that the title to same is
perfect, clear and unimcumbered and these facts
can be ascertained from us at a small expense.
Our charges will be as follows:
For an examination Of the title to a lot or tract
Of land, with verbal opinion on Same, from 81 to
IS. according to value and number Of Transfers.
For full abstract of the title, with written
opinion same, So aud over, according to number
o>conveyances Of the land, and labor in making
out same.
A reasonable deduction viii be made to appli-
csnts, for chain of title to two or more tracts, and
also to attorneys aud agents who make frequent
business calls upon us.
ROSS g. COOK.
Perysburg, o., February II, 1867. 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom il may
IN concern, that my wife. Margaret Bader, hav-
ing left my bed aud board without sufficient pro-
vocation, will pay no debts that she may CON
tract in my name. JOHN BADER, SEN.
Penysburg, October 81, 1867. r1I 27c