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not notice many pedeatrians ~, o;,l -
landing, owing to the infenee 100
and what little business there - a.,
be done, was hurried thrnuaL Tboro
were a goodly number OF denarfrra,
while Of arrivals we can say but littIe
SAINT LoUIs.-The Democrat If
Thursday has the following
Mr.. l. III. Mason, Of the Northern
packet, was deprived of his fine gold
watch AID purse. containing about
$40, on Tuesday night, by a miscreant
who felOniously entered his house.
About 8 o'clock last evening, just
after the st. Luke had showed out
from the landing between Wash and
Carr Streets, an alteration occurred
between the Waterman Of the boat,
Jim. Phelps, and the mate, Wash
Martin, which eliminated in the stab
bing of the latter by the former i'm ID
or Is places; in fact, Martin Yves ter
ribly hacked up, but whether the
knife reached a vital point was not
known last night.
The Captain Of the boat immedi-
ately returned to the landing, and the
moment the boat struck terra firma,
Phelps jumped ashore and disappear
ed, while the wounded mate was
taken in a carriage TO his residence.
The Captain engaged new mate, who,
IN turn, secured a new crew, and the
OF Luke again started out at late
hour. Efforts We're made to arrest
,he Waterman, but up 70 late hour
last las night he had not been caught.
learned
The following from an officer of the
DeRussy, dated Boonville, July Both,
shows what is being done towards inn
proving the navigation of the Mis-
souri,:
Left Louisville, Ky. April 70 en-
tered the mouth Of Missouri river
May 8. May IL, pulled our first snao
Since then we have pulled and des-
troyed 432 snags. We are now ZIG
miles up the river, and have thor
oughly cleared out the snags between
this point and the mouth. We have
also cut down several hundred trees
that were In danger of caving
In and forming dangerous snags. The
largest snag we pulled was eighty
three feet long, thirty-one feet three
inches in circumference at the butt,
and fourteen feet around the top; this
snag was situated just below BonnOts
Mills. We have pulled several over
twenty feet around the butt, and 100
feet long"
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-s5fTLsa 1855 mo. lsI7LI
4 United States MarshaPs Notice.

United States MarshaPs Notice.
United States of America, District of In
diana, SS: aff5 arsfft snf
WWYMEREAS, A LIBEL OF IN.
Wv formation was filed ia the District
Court of the United States for the District
of Indiana, on the 9th day OF September,
1867, by Alfred Kilgore, Esq. u. s. District
Attorney. on behalf of the United States,
against the steamboat "Morning st r."
her master and owners, seized at said Dis
trict for q violation of the revenue laws OF
the United states, and praying process
against said steamboat, and that the same
may be condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered. 1 do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, to be held at the city
of indianapolis. in aud for the District of
Indiana, on the IsI Monday of Septem Der
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations In that
behalf. sts. -
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest: }. ID. Rowland, Clerk "a,
aul diff
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mo. l.fO7.I
United States MarshaPs Notice.

tr4r NO. IsfU.
United States Marshal's Notice.
United States OF America. District of In
diana, So:
UTHEREAS, libel OF information
w was 1led in the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Indiana,
on the 18th day of June. 1867, by Alfred
KilgOre, Government Attorney, on behalf
OF the United States, against the steame
Morning Star, seized at said District for q
violation of the revenue laws of the
United States, and praying process against
said goods, and that the same may be con-
demned and solo therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court, to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice TO all persons claiming said
goods. or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
OF the United States, to be held at the city
of indianapolis. In and for the District OF
Ind lana, on the first Monday of September
next, at ten o'clock of the forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. SPO0NER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest: ]. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
aul dat
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United States MarshaPs Notice.

United States Of America, District of In
diana, 50. 9i l9 l4f
KWYHEREAS. q libel of information
wv was died in the District Court of the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the 4th day of August, 1868, by Peter
Dash baugh, by Charles X. Ma sh, Esq, his
proctor, against the steamboat Fanny
Brat dels, her engines, tackle, Api 1arel,
fnrntIurc, boilers, and machinery selzed
at said District upoa a cause OF con srscI
civil and maritime, and claiming oani-
ages in the sum OF SO 20. and praying pros
cess against said steamboat, ana tnaL we
same may be Condemned and sold Lnere-
for. yiss 2 ti
-0Now. therefore, In pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court 10 me
directed and delivered, i do hereby give
sll1lSIfc notice TO all persons claiming said
st,oas. or any part thereof. or In any man
5er Interested therein, that they be and
tss11,aar7 before the District Court of the
T11yIited states to be held at the city OF In
diananoIis. IN and for the District of In
diane on the first Monday of September
nstt at ten O'Clock ofthe forenoon OF that
law. then and there TO tnterpose their
Claims and make their allegations In thai
behalf. BEN. SPOONER. q +
Attest. ]. D. ROWLAND, Clerk.
aus dat HH
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w. P. HARGRAVE,

ATTORNEY at LAW.
Office on Third Street, In Washington
House Block.
Win practice IN the various Courts o
the Circuit. Prompt attention to oflce
business ldec4 d3m
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JOHN II. CREBS. CHAUNCEY q. CONG KR
CREBS & CONGER,
VIII practice law in all the Courts of Ed.
wards, White, Wayne, Hamilton, Saline
and Gallatin Counties, In the state OF llli-
nOis, and in the Supreme Court. Refer to
q. Maghee, j ameS K Minor, vStockwen a
Co., Colonel 4. W.St9ne, with j. q ID. H Ell.
man, Gen. w. Harrow, Mt. Vernon.2
maya dim
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b. L. D. GUFFY.
ATTORNEY At T.

ATTORNEY 1T La ",
80 MoRGANTowN, KY,
VIII practice in the counties of Butler
Warren. MuhIenbuTg, Ohio, and McBesan.
+, Prompt attention given to the colIectio1
of claims. ,.....f. 6. ii.-ili siiiiof
worth & Bro, Chas. BabcocK & Co. [ap2ss
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Builders and Painters.
GwYE HAVE IN STORE,
$1,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead,
5000 pounds pure Star White Lead.
$1,000 poungs Bay State w hite Lead.
900 gallons Linseed oil.
5000 pounds No. Putty, in i3laddera
Cans.
window Glass MI sizes.
GlaZieFs' Points and Putty Knives
! lCOLORS OF every variety, DRY %
OIL. All of which we are selling AS che
as can be purchased IN the West.
. r.. svod KELLER Il WHITE,
Wholesale Druggists. Et'ansville, Ind.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \

FETHE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
". the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
ana would respectfully inform the public
that his stock Is large and second TO none
In the assortfnents, EN- bracing Pine OF ni
thick nesses and quality, from the nicer
Third Common Saginaw Board MP g.
Ihree-lnch First clear Plank.
Also, 900 DOORS Of various thichneH,sh
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingles
and 4 feet Lath, Mouidings, CasinEE
Quarter-fs0nnd, &c, sc. ..r.
: Orders from the country river or ral
filled promptly.
sell dim JOHN ~. GLOVER
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LUMBER, sc.


In retiring from the above partnership
desire 90 return my thanks 20 my friends
who have favored me with business, and
would ask their continuance with the new
firm. JAMES STEELE.
Evansville, Jan. ~.
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YER NEW s
Fer one. hsvsr I1en.s- See Fot.rA Page.
SHENANDOAH. pRTNTTNCa

@a# STEA k1kIA N1ANG.
No printing establishment in the WesI
aas better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
complete, is constantly being added 10, and
our job department. is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
IN the United States. We are prepared to
BftiIint FOSTERS, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
et 1siG Iif9s No Cards Deck and Meal Tick
&c, DC. Orders left with either of the
"hari-boats will be promptly attended to.
Weather and water.
The weather yesterday was cloudy
and pleasant, with delightful south
east breeze. There were strong indi-
cations Of rain. The rfverg during
the twenty-four hours ending At three
o'clock yesterday. had fallen one foot
This rapid decline is significant Of AN
early rise. " 3D. 196E1 sffes .srore'-1a
Arrivals ana Departures.
+ The only arrivals and departures
up, to three o'clock yesterday were
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Morn
ing Star, Henderson to louisville;
Mollie Norton, Henderson. to return;
Minneola, Memphis to Cincinnati.
I'D. ai1i Boafs Due. aaa - via
Among the first boats due here are
the Rapidan No. 2, from Cairo; Rob
Roy, for st. Louis; Rose Hite, from
Louisville; Emma No. 5, for New
Orleans; Sam. j. Hale, for Memphis;
Linton, from PASSPORT. reG
miscellaneous. t7s
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PIANOS AND ORGANS RENTED.
ana the rent applied to purchase,
GO .Hf t5 p If desired.
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MIUnlteS-EeL htCer. -T
For third of ten installments for
keeping in rerair a grist and saw mill
and support Of blacksmith shop, per
eighth article treaty March sixteenth,
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sgiog io 1s5mna adi Of iss sa1
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OLD IsIANOS TAKEN IN EXcHANGE
for New Ones.
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Potta,oatonsies of Huron.

For permanent annuity in money or
otherwise. per second article treaty of
seventeenth November, eighteen hum
dren and sixty-seven, four hundred
dollars. tnaa 4aal
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For ninth of ten installmen.s for
keeping in repair saw and Touring
mills, and for the pay of necessary
employees, the benefits of which to
be shared alike by all the confederat-
ed bands, per second article treaty
twenty-tirst December, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, one thousand five
hundred dollars atnH "a .sF
For ninth of ten installments for
the pay Of a-carpenter and Joiner to
aid In erecting buildings and making
furniture for said Indians. and To
furnish tools in said service. per sec
ond article treaty twenty first Deeem.
8 Der, eighteen hundred and fifty-fiye
one thousand dollars. le lol. I
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New Sailing vessel.

Eessrs. F. R. MrLLER 4 Co. and Captain BART
LErf, Of Asbtabula, are about TO build a, vessel,
which, By iH hkht drsught, viii be especially
adapted TO the trade on the Maumee River. Its
dimessiOus will be 100 feet keel, 20 feet beam,
and 81 feet depth Of hold, with the capacity for
carrying 10000 bushels Of grain. The propdetors
propose to have their vessel completed in readi-
ness for the early Fall trade. The construction
Of this vessel, to engage ia our home trade, is
highly creditabls TO the enterprise Of +. r. Mil
LSR 4 Co and will prove alike beneficial to them
selves and The business interests Of Perrysburg,
In this aud other projected enterprises we have
the dawning Of bright and prosperous day for
Perrysburg aud its citizens. BY the adoption OF
judicious means, and frank aud cordial cooper.
alton from all parties, in promoting the public
roOd, highly successful results will follow, con
terriug it's benefits on those specially Interested
and % the community at large.
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Good rcmplar., Bntertalnment,

The Perrysburg Lodge Of Good Templars gave
public entertainment at the Baptist Church, on
Tuesday, evening last, The programme consisted
Of vocal aud instrumental music, miscellaneous
readings, and comic and tragic personhcAtons.
The managers succeeded admirably in their ar
rangements. There was no clash, no unnecessary
delay. Each act Of this social draml was per-
formed with accuracy and success. Captain Nc
CAULEY's representation of AtcJeth, in the dagger
scene, was well executed. The remorse aud ter
ror Of the criminal were well executed Indeed
far beyond what could have b,cn expected from
an amateur. by study aud practice, the Captain
would fill m,re than an ordinary role in the his
trionic art. The Quaker Courtship was well por-
trayed in operate style, and brought down the
house for an encore, which was promptly given.
The room was woll filed, and all parties seemed
highly pleased. SO ended this agreeable social
gathering, With such evidence of what our Tenn
perance frien Is ctn accomplish, we hope they will
let their light aud uauince be seen an felt more
frequently in the same manner.
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FIattering Compliment.

Tho New York World, an ultra Demo-
cratic paper, gives the following compli-
mentary notice of the martyr VALLANDIG
HAM:
But this reckless demagogue had a more
ample store OF pentup vengeance against
the Democratic party He wanted to be
elected Uuited States Senator and the sue.
c,ss Of his competitor, Judge Thurman,
fils him with rage and envy. When Thur.
man was put in one scale and Vallandig
ham in the other, il was like weighing a
genuine coin against one fabricated Of base
metal, Ito lightuess caussdit to kick the
beam although it had passed through the
mint Of martyrdom aud bore stamp which
would have given currency to piece hav.
Ing intrinsic value. A counterfeit coiu is
not only bad thing itself but it brings
suspicion and discredit on the genuine. Il
is time this. base piece were nailed to the
counter. Judas Iseariot was for a long
time tolerated among the disciples, although
il was known that he had devil hut we
do not read that the association was con.
tinued after his open Co operation with the
party of crucihers. The defeat in the
Eighth District of Ohio can be very well
borne, il il enables the Democratic party tC
ding of this viper. Gr
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romnnn rIena t,nnr,.

Tue Cocrl of Commsu Pleas is nowIiu' session,
Judge A. 5. Larry presiding. Judge Morr Is
expected to assist in the exercise Of judicial fune-
tons to-day. The criminal docket has been passed
over % the uexete civil cases only being tried
during this session. ot which the Contest case will
be the most important We learn that Judge
h6ff wilhsar the ease aud aeeidelits merits.
We regret to state that this is probably the last
term Of Cour, over which Judge A. ). Larry will
preside in this eouniy. The new law dividiag
this judicial district, aud providing an extra judge,
requires the election Of his successor in April
next 10 his retirement from official relations
with this county, we desire to bear our record to
the faithful, impartial aud competent manner In
which the Judge has discharged his ouerous aud
iabOriOus duties. Rrer prompt, no man can
charge him with neglect Of duty. Strictly impair
tial, his decisions have been rendered without re-
gard u personal interests. Actuated by the high
est sense Of equity, he has administered justice in
the spirit aud intent Of the law. In diligence, IL
obIiging manners, in gentlcmany bearing, and IN
| his irreproachable morals, the Judge has been Q
model judst, and the feeling Of respect and esteem
FOR him generally prevails. In saying that w
regret his retirement from Judicial associations
with this county, We but express the opinion Sn(
sentiment of the people at large.
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Received.

Some time since we received through the Post
Office a neat white envelope. post marked " Per
rysburg, Ohio" which was found to contain quite
lengthy printed article setting forth the mseries
of"Old bachelors -" only this and nothing more
from which we make the following interesting
extract ICa
"Of what earthly use is an old bacheIor9 |
Can compare him to nothing but horse in a bark
MILL fastened to the end Of n beam, walking
round and round after himself in the same circle
all his life."
It is quite possible that bachelor may oc-
casiOnally get inta I" bark mill !" but he is moi
often fastened there, by {" any manner Of means"
However, IL the person who sent Us the article
referred to will forward his her address to this
once, he or she may hear something 10 his or heI
advAhtage.-PerS, Ind. } RePWbIioaR.
II this meets the view of the parent of that "nea
white envelope" we would advise he or she h
address that oiiee Immediately.
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Wood County Agricultural wnreho use

We invite the attention of cur patrons generally
to WILLIAM CROOKS advertisement of Agricultu
raj Implements &c. Mr.. CROOK has worked up
very successful business in the Implement line
and from his extensive business associations with
the manufacturers, can now offer unusual induce
m,nts to all Spring purchasers. Farmers needing
supplies will do we'll to call ON him and examine
his stock, and they will find it to their advantage
to purchase from home dealers in preference to a
travelling agent. Remember Crooks Agricultural
Warehouse, Phoenix Block Perrysburg.
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The Cora Lock.

Captain L. G. LOCKS new steamer, the Coru
Lock, is at her moorings, at the foot of Jefferson
street, Toledo, receiving the finishing touches in
painting. She sits as graceful on the water as a
swan, and frOm her light draught-twenty inches
will no doubt be able to reach the Maumee
Bridge at all ordinary stages of the water level.
The boat is highly creditable TO the Captains Gu
terPrise, aud will unquestonabiy prove to be a
Cue paying investment, The Captain intends
fetching the boat to PerEysburg, ON Saturday, Af.
ter which she will make her regular trips.
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Roal Estate, Transfers in wood County

Real Estate, Transfers In Wood County.
The following are the transfers Of real estate in
Wood oOunsys ~ shown By 'ihs Loohs 10 Recorder
AsAHr'S Ones Tor the week ending March IA,
1888:
J, a; Hsmon to H.saamon ps' LOT i, Pember.
Ville-SI00.
Vills-S400.
J. Kitchen 10 A. 0rdway part VIZ sw sec "A
Casper Guss 10 j. Phillips; pt So SO sec is. 10 7
range ~, u acre-$450.
e. II. Bacon to II. Stocking; lot ~, sec Is, tp 8
range 10, 40 acres 81, 900.
j. q. Bacon 10 II. Stocking; lot IL, sec 49, IN
range 10, 40 acres-SI .26O.
Wm. Gorrill 70 E. Fast pt sW Sc sec "A, twp s
range 10, y acre-kl00.
10. Of transfers-T total Vslus-sS,s50.
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Election Notice.

The State Legislature have repealed the road
law recently in force, and have put in forcs tn.
old law by which Supervisors must be elected
each Road District.
The law goes into operation on and after the
first Monday in April next, when the election oil
Supervisors must take place. Township Trus
tees will therefore take notice and cause Super
visors for each Road District to be voted for a
the coming spring election.
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PERRxsBURG MARKET,

[coRREoTED WEEKLY ,. r.. MILLER col
PERRYsBURG March 10, 1868.
APPLEs Green 7P bu l 90 dried %.
BEEswAx--25c ~ fb.
BUTTER-3OlO35c y III; Eggs, 20025c W doz.
FLoUR-l0 00@l3 90 ~ barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn 81 90 1F 100 lbs; Oats Sc tc
60c; Rye 90. Wheat 90@2 30 lP bu. Sheled
Corn, so to Soc. rfr
MEATS Hams l21S@l5c 5P ID; Shoulders 100
l2Xc; Dressed Hogs SA09OO W cwt.
LARD-l5c ~ fb.
P0rATOEs-90Q1 Csc 9Y bushel.
SALTS 90 " barrel.
WooL--30540c y fb.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GentIsmAn who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects OF youth
fu udiscreton. Wi for the sake Of suffering human.
y, send free 60 all who need II, the recipe and dFee
tiOns for making the simple remedy by which be
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit BY the sdVsrssr's
dence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
tas A2 cedaI street, New York
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Middleton township.

Our Democratic friends in Middleton Township
are up aud doing. Their example should be
promptly followed by the Republicans of that
live township. Thorough organization and unre-
mitting action must be the order Of the day
Whatever local issues may be presented, that
which transcends them all is embodied in the
Presidential and Congressional election. Let us
regard the main objects, then we are safe. There
fore let our Efforts be 70 organi re
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whi,zicr's steam Saw Mill.

The WHITAKER DR orHERs have done large
aud profitable business in their new Saw Mill dur
rug the past year, anl their prospects of business
for the coming season are much b1tter than III
st. The EXCEL mt sleighing this winter ha,
eisen them frsi-r..ts chance for getting logs
which they duly improved, AMI have now ON hand
over 1000, which will produce an aggregate o
6 900 feet of lumber.
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Democratic Meeting.

tits requested that all those known to act with
the Democratic organization, in Middleton Town
ship, WuDd County, Ohio, meet at Browns Hall
on Saturday evening", March %, 1853, for the pur-
pose Of e(lcctng permanent CLUB organization
for the Presidential Campaign of 1868. Also tu
put in nomination Township ticket.
while it is known that the faithful will be
with US" thereis room for more--,chie men.
II. 5. BROWN, Sec. pro TEN.
Hull Prairie March I6 1868.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

JAMES PILLARS, Esq, Of Tifin, has been made
the nominee of the Democratic party, for District
Judge. -,,
--TT may be of interest to shippers by Express
TO learn that the Merchants Union does all local
business between the points OF Tole 10 and Dayton.
This arrangement went into effect March l..
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Colonel MoGowEN has recently arrived at Per-
rysburg, on a visit to his old friends. We are in
debted to him for copy of the Cincinnati Times,
Of last evening, containing account Of the terri
bic explosion on board the steamer Mognold, run
ming between Cincinnati aud Maysvie. The boat
is total loss, aud sixty persons have been killed
or injured by the explosion.