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New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
AFFRAY IL THE EIGHTH WARD - 4 SALOON
KEEPER AND POLICEMAN suOT

KEEPER AND POLICEMAN SHOT.
At III o'clock last night an allray occurred
IA John Flynn's saloon, No $50 spung-st, of
Th0mpsonst, between the proprietor aud ms late bar
tender John HOdnctt IL is alleged by the bartender
that Flynn owed him considerable amount of money
for wages and that he called Tor tho purpose prOcur
ing IT, Some words passed between Them ana pistols
drawn. Ia the melee Flynn received slot In the
left arm Just above the elbow. Flynn fired two shots at
his opponent. neither 0f which took effect. Policeman
Richard ID. Scholes who post in the
vicinity, hearing tho reports OF tie pistols.
hurried 70 tho scene, and arrived Just HOd-
nett had fetreatcd 10 tho street followed by Flynn.
SChocs seized Odnct, and called to Flynn not 10 FIRE
At the time, ne released his hold Of HOdnctt and
advanced toward Flynn FOR the purpose Of preventing
further firing As he did so HOdnctt fired another shot
the ball entering the hgshy part OF the thigh Of Officer
sch0les, and burylng Itself In the muscles Of the leg
Olcer Murray aud others made their appearance
and al taken 10 the WOOscrst Police
station. Drs. Cook and Armstrong were soon IN
attendance and the wounds OF tho wtro dressed
The ball extracted from FyHn's arm but 10 Is doubt
ful whether the one ln the Lex OF Officer SchOc5 be
taken out Neither OF tho wounds considered danger
ons Both men sent 10 the Eew-Y8rk Hospital
Hodnctt was locked mp Tor the night, and this morning
viii De taken before Justice lcdwIth at the jefferson
Market Police Court lie is q years Of age and lived at
No % MariOnst. II Is alleged that Flynn has pre-
Nous occasions beaten aud abused the bartcHders IN ms
employ, and kgowngi this fact, Hodnctt went TO the
saloon prepared for any emergency.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
hartford COUNTY, Md, July %, 1906

- ---..' NlGGER,'
Fion Our Special 6oro,ron5sg( --..-
HARFORD COUNTY Md, July %, 1903
One Of The most qQstardy outrages upon law
and good government occurred In this county yesterday
near Bel Air. the county seat negro named Moore at
tempted TO rob Miss Odned. amlner Of Bel AIR, who
daily walks TO that town from her fathers residence,
about two miles distant To accomplish his purpose he
carried her ttlo way from the road into tho woods,
when he took her money ana then let her 60. She posi-
lively declares that he attempted outrage upon hor
person the fact became known, the southern
sympathizng Democrats the friends and ndhorents Ol
Seymour aud Blair, began assembling, with cries OF
chang hm hang hint" The negro WAS arrested,
and nut i'm inIl To- tako his trial according to the
law OF the land. The Democratic leader furnished the
assembled mob with liquor, aud then induced Mr. John r.
Spicer Seymour aud Blair gisrac, 10 issue writ 10
tie nilor, to bring the cu pu before him for GOhsr
animation. Immediately, when he brought out, the
mob seized and him To the spot where he had
mitted tho robbery, and there hung him. Not single
supporter OF Grant ana Coax took any part In this terri
bic outrage upon law and order; and the people were
averse To the lawes5 proceeding until they had been
fronzed by the liquor furnished by tho leading Seymour
aud Blair of the usually quiet town OF Bel Air Tho
men according TO law for the crime lie had committed.
But according 10 the testimony or the victim, he was
guilty OF crime punishable with death. Another fact
worthy of notice is that relative Of lac youS Lady was
present OF comteuanced the violent proceeding
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
1xupIrNr RIOT IN AUGUSTA, a.

AUGUSTA, July 27.-A difficulty occurred be-
tween the police aud o few citizens at O'Clock s even
ing The latter talking loudly ON the street corerand
the police ordered them TO dess when pso we're drawn
Alexander Phillips was shot n the breast aud seriously
but not dangerously injured. Cornelius Reid was NOR
tally wounded Wln Dillon, the Chief Of thc Police was
Ehot in abdomen, ana Chas. Dillon, Lieutenant OF
the Police WIS slightly wounded.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

The heated term has been succeeded by a
cloudy y+emae don't LBow which 70 term IT, ch al h
better suffering humanity aud snail fsos of a<
suffering humaniyare ihankfl an this has Boilg :, va
KNOX halter No PIP Broadway. who eno vha 10
weather may behe best quality and styles bats be proearr
the metropolis Look upon bin during the ogys ut ,ss
meace to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS RORBFRs

CINCINNATI, July 26.-TO-day the Coroner
held inquest over the bodies OF the Adams Express
robbers Moore Jewell, and Sparks, where they were
hanged, near BrOwndOn rd. The jury rendered yer.
dict that they died OF strpnguation
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
rnE cANADIAN roEEsr Ia.

OTTAWA. July 21-It is estimated that the
fire tire woods this season has destroyed 10 thc ottawa
district O standing piue lumber 10 tho value Of 0g
and the wood ere sl hmuug. The hoats ou the Mon.
tica route are seriously detained by the smoke on the
river
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
CBJCEET

PHILADFLPIiIANs DEFEATED IL MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July 27.-The Young America
Eleven of Philadelphia defeated IN cricket match
to-day, by the Garrison Eleven, in nuings Tho FOL
loving Is The score: Philadelphia First nnings 33 gee
oid ilnings, ss. GaIrisOn-Flrst Innings, 200
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
GEN GRAN1S TRlP 10 THE WESE
GEN. GRANT IN COLORADO.

DENVER CITY, July q, 1864.
Gems. Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, land Dent
came in to-day; very quietly doing the town like
ordinary people all appearing in excellent health and
spirits. Gen. Grant smoked his way this afternoon
from the private house where he and Gen. sherman
are stopping to the United States Paymasers Office,
where he wrote for an hour or so; after which In
two carriages the whole party accompanied by the
mayor anu 1..isI"' w." =" ',t+t''' III
visit 20 the mint. Tho great "obscrycd' IS the
same 0uet uuo-teutatious man a. ever. appearing to
take things mighty easy neither ho nor tnl Gen. s'r-
man any uniform The latter sporting brown linen
coat sheridan comes with ltio more style; blue
coat aud a star or two aud clean white piuts. Tho
party go into the mountains tomorrow. back Thursday
receive calls here ncxt day. and hcnco To Cheyenne
GEN. GRANT AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CoUNCm BLUTFs, July 27.-Gcn. Grant and
party arc expected 10 arrive here Tomorrow forenoon
irOl the West and 10 leave at for ST. Joseph.
RECEPTION At LAwRrNCE, KANSAS.
The Laurence (Kansas) journal has the fol-
lowing account oithe arrival Of Gen. Grant audpary in
that place:
'.TIe Lawrence baud PLAYED patriotic air. frantic
rush was made for tho car hemmug il in, dcafoniug
cheer raised, and confession rcgged supreme. In
few minutes the rear door OF the ear opened and very
plainly dressed unassuminG ordinaryloohng person
stepped ont on the platform Grant" Grant yelled
few old soldier, who had seen him before aud 'Gautv
Grant, said the crowd and another rush made for
that particular point While another dcalening cheer
stretcbad ont IN vcIcomc with pleasan9 smo
he extended his hand aud Tor the next ton or fifteen
minutes not an instant % released from ie grasp of
thc multitude that crowded eagerly forward totake A.
Tho tOhaIdcucd hand OF thc labOrcr and the delicate
hand Of the lady, Of the little one held up by nc
anxious mother, was alike shaken with hcarne7s that
betOkcnCd his iu appreciation OF the popular welcome,
As long the train remained this was kept up, until
hundreds able 10 boast OF having shaken hands with
he most distinguished Of living men. 10 quiet,
-@aTty spontaneous welcome that evidently gayo him
i,o '-factlOp than could the most formal and cab
rotc rcccption T~uhatlcally Of the people and
ILIIo dctdstinr the dI4r"v and "lonling" that his
Lce informal and spontaneous mane- atoms Of esteem
iy masses.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
urDCUANTs' EANE or NrUpUIs.

MEMPHIS, July 27.-rhc Merchants National
Bank Of Memphis, which clo rd about month ago foi
alleged violation OF the National BANKING act, after
amina by special agent oi te Treasury l. ltncnt
This morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

1T %. d. 3th. sth 9th IN. e.h. 9lb. Total
.... o ca

IT 2l o. Ilh 5ih CD IN e.h 9-h. Total
6iiiass,...... 6i,@sis....... I Q Q % S-5
FiELbtyG ScoRs.-Bhse Tay-Aanc l2 Oympics, l3 Home
Ruus-McDcnad Foul Bound CairbesAt Atautc FurylsoD,
olympic Double pa-oymg.c Oat on Fool BllAllinic. 0
times Olympic Zines Umpire Mr. T. j. Ga,n of the Active Cinb
of Sesiork ScoAessrs Delaney and Gics0n Time Of game
hulrL
VICTORY FOR THE HAYlIAKER5 or LANSINGBURG.
Troy, July 27.-In the match-gamc between
the liaymakcr Of Lansingburg, and the TriMouutain
Club Of Boston, the former successful by of
both sides.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
T'rVNFssEr I.TGTsT.ATI,pr

NASHVILLE, July 27.--lhe Tennessee Legs
latTc convened at Tho capitol today. The senate was
without a quorum Gov. BrOwulOw's message is 10 be
deseled tomorrow. lie will remain al Knoxville dur.
aug the session OF the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

PHILApELPHIA, July "a. - The body of
sanlIeI j. N.cnOlsOD missing since Friday last was
found IN The scluylkll river last night, nc6r Columbia
YrldRe Tie BODY was in nrde state, and bore marks
Of violence. p0ron VI the clothes were found in the
Iogf
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
.YINDIcATION nF GOV. HEOWNLnW.

NASHVILLE, July 25.-Gov. BrOwnlow las
pubsc card denying tLat ll has owned. bought
sold State bonds, received commission for giug
warrants, as reported in Acw-lUrE.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

ANOTHER MURDER By THE KU-ELCX KAN
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-WAiiam Wood, a Union
soldier during the war; was taken from his home m Gon-
roe County ia this state last nit ana hanged by the Ku-
Kiux Il5h T'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
HOME NEUS.
TIE wEATnER.

RENtRKs MomugYey hazy. AnemoouVey hay 10 q over
E,eugg-OgcIc 10; cloudy
phrnomenaTs August metC0 During the month Of
appear unusual brill nc aud variety Of hue Mceors
aud buc which, during other mouths ol The
cpug Novem5e have been found rare have appeared Of singular
the hne August evenings This year many
a.. Ill be ceaf ius shat mouth aud two Splendid reeo
viii Lr KI.l.r. -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
JrrFTRsoy DAVIS orF FOR EUROPE.

MONTREAL, July 2L-JefcrsOu Davis and
family sailed from Quebec Saturday for Europe, in
tie steamship Austrian.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
POsTPONfNIENr an 4 -MATCm.

iN'ii NIhts'l VI y M III
ROCHESTER,, July 21-1he Atlantic Baseball
Club of Brooklyn have again disappointed the Excelsior
Baseball Club Of this city, and viii not play them TO-
morrow, a. has been announced.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
cONGREss NOMINATION..

The Democrats of the With District of Ohio
have nominated j. n Thomas OF Clark County for Con
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
TIE KUKLUX IN MARYLAND.

MARYLAND DEMOCRATS RATlfY BY HANGING \
-.'."-e- .--.," "NIGGER.'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

A"YouuS Republican" is informed that he
can nd the votes east ion President and VicePresden
and all stay elections from 1886 TO 1858, IN the two vol
nnies OF gFB TRBrNE AlNANAc' Ihey aiso contain a
ret sn,rt Of other important political matter, which
40 olif,can can afford to do without. TIE two volumes
cost only SO
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
INST ASSEMBLY, DlsTRicr UNION ITrUnIIcAN
srCoYD sesruBIY DISTRICT UNION REPUGIICAN

This Association which has more to contend
amf tu anv association IN the county, iuet last even
sug at their headquarters, No. - North NiamSt, Mr.
sTbr9lore O. Wilii2ms the President, presided, Mr.
RoeIt Fcreuson Officiating as Secretary. number Of
@o1nmIttees were appointed and arrangements were
made ~ furnish hauEcr which will be ready in a few
DAYS 8lany Of the members were present ANA the great
.~st eMt husa5m prevailed
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
HOROKEN-In the ciiles adioining tho North


River hore r al unusual op S6rlsy iu West olokeu
oen committed suicide b hanging himself and two Others
wounded by lager beer saloon keTeg-ouc fatally and the other
,couy fourth drFcn soldier Paisley 10y name, found
drowned thr Ooktu Fcuv ON Sunday night recently the dis.
duf has become nuisance. that
several persons about making efforts 90 have The Excise law enforced
m All p-its OF HUDSON County Yesterday morning several persons
p1c l HohOAen charged With IUkcupess and
White held Yesterday mo The body OF the soldier
VIM Paisley Who found dvu6 Sunday evening. tue
HohJku lory From The testimony aliuei appeared that the
deceased stationed DI,fs Island ana had ohni
absence NIi New York Sunday lie coyrl kusef
IOLokcu and vcur dulu, , day 10 With ENarl L.
cDurade Ocr Both drank considerably until about Ot
was discovered by Nm Laurence aEsmlu the uv In he porter
house Mr. krchrn Ol River aut Nrwakst* A. the
Mt kuc Laurence pulled him Uf the house. ag desired
bin to over Che g few minutes sterwari Paisley took up
then started o. followed h John Harvey snl uolArr but instead
toward Nh" Lc jumped overheard at the foot OF Newark
lie TOOK hold Of ot Ae spikes, and lei So r rw mn
be around under Che ock bot had not fax when
the raue,t aUorrui Henry lecke Who wife and
children himself uudly Dis ms house llst lie
No has assigned u tho cOmut of the
complued
g while prorrang alon, the walk the Rsian Fields
purpnscy osl hy drunk uns. with such
pccptate her om The wall uto the The woman
tile girl woadhayc been drowned had not Mr. VIM. Holt
witnessed The outngr plunged 10 aud them
rudaas without rendering assistance, nade theig eseape
WEST IlOHOKEN.-1he two men, Patrick Mad
len and Henry Canan v0 stabbed Sunday ngh by Michael
Roche still alive al late hour last rytpg The Injured men. who
together lat ceg bat Madden whose ripped
OPEN gradually sinking aud eOnd probably survive
hour.
HUDSON CI1Y.--The mason's laborers at work ON
the 81 Joephs CIurch cmpoed By Wky Rowland
AL rot 81
NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-28
WORK AHEAD.

There is work ahead for the Republican party
in the Tenth District. Look at the Gcts;
The Republican majority in the District, for
Secretary Of State, in 1868, was 2,Gjs.
Governor HAYES majority, last year, was j75.
To redeem the District from this Democratic
gain is the work before us. And to accomplish
this, unccasing earnest action is required. The
nomination Of MIR. ASHLEY completes the ticket.
The Convention, by reclamation, has again SO
lcctod him as the standard bearer oC the party,
and it becomes the duty of every Republican
who has pride in maintaining the political rep
utatiun Of the Disrict--who would feel cha
grincd at having Seymour Representative
from the reliable Tcnth-who would give M
quarter to willy and unscrupulous foe to close
up the ranks aud give an unwavering support
TO the ticket, without an i or jut for it is the
only ticket that represents the principles upon
which the great Union Republican party is
based. The public record of Mr., AsnLEY Is be.
fore the people, and by them, in convention as
sembled, has been unanimously indursed. The
battle-ground is chosen, and the coming contest
will be no child's play. Our opponents will
leave no stone unturued TO secure victory.
They are thoroughly organized, and moucy. IT,
hor aud lrickery will be employed without re-
serve. II we would not see the Republican
banner trail in the dust, we must work earnestly
fron, this time forth. Let no past differences
iuierpose, for the long roll has been sounded,
aud the contest has begun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-28
Tbs stats Pair aroaEas.

The State Fair grounds, at Toledo, are being
h''ed up as rapidly as possible. aud when fn-
ished will be equal TO any similar location in the
the state. The site embmees tfty acres, known
Us the "Swayne Tract" aud is about a mile
from the Uuion Depot, and almost in the very
hear' OF the city. II can be reached by going
out on Aour0e, jefferson, Madison, OF Adams
streets.
Toe hac' Is covered with beautiful grove Of
uees nom the small Sspliug uf four inches up
TO the stately oak Of csnmry's growth. The
surface Is slightly undulating, Of dry sandy
soi'i aud Is as sniooih, elean aud grassy as pa.
'ure aud an can make It, The whole is ineIosea
VIII substantial fence, having sheds ON the
sides OF over 5000 feet ia length. There ~ill
oe an immense Amphi,heater constructed eapa,
bic Of holding 1000 people. Several larg,
department halls will also be erected. Tn,
amount Of lumber used and 70 be used will ex
eeed 10000 feet, aud the cost of Citing al
about $4,000. Two Artesan wells hare beel
sunk 10 The depth Of l2O feet, which will suppl,
an abundance Of clear, cold, wholesome water
The driving track is half mile in lenghth an,
leTeled up 10 good shape.
The Work Of filling up the grounds is unie
the direct personal supervision of A. d. WAITE
Esq, Of Toledo, under direction of JAsrs W
Ross, Esq, Of this place.
The FAR viii be held oa September 2i. %
p, "a sad 20, and will, without doubt, be N,
most successful ever beld 10 The slate. Com
pciiii,u IS open to the worlI.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-28
a EGAL NOTICE

Eliza Jennings, } In the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Wood county. Ohio.
In Petition. ''
George Kimberl ct l,of Wood County ohioi Ann
Webb and her hus and, Isaac Webb, william L.
Jennings, William Jennings William c. 'ennings,
Eliza Ann GcOr and her husband, william J..
George, of Colpnbiana County, Ohio; Mary Ann
Altman and her husband, James Altman, Of Mar
sh 10 County, Iowa; Mary J. Gould and her hus
huad, Nathaniel y. Gould. John l.. Jennings. OF
Henry County. Illinois; Abigail D. Byers and her
husband, Joseph Byers, lIauUah Z. Jennings, Jo'
seph D. Jennings Mercy 4. Jennings Of the state
of Indiana; Since Smith, nelecca j. BarEer and
her husband, John Barger, Eliza McRamshy and
her husband, Maxwell McRamshy, Seth Smith,
James smith, solomon Smith Jennings Smith, Ma
ry Ann Davis and her husband. Albert q. Davis,
Sarah Singleton aud her u sha nd Jefferson Sngie.
ton Mary Ann Baker and her husband. Thomas Ba.
ker, Margaret }. Taylcr, George w Taylor, An
drew ]. Taylor william A. TAYLOR, OF the State OF
Oregon; RoNnline Callahan and her husband. De-
lorna Callahan. of Nahoning Coanty, Ohio; Levi
johnson, Oliver johnson, Simeon johnson, Jesse
johnson, OF Williams County. Ohio; Levi Jennings
Isaac Jennings JoEn II. Jennings. Of Cuyahoga
County, Ohio; Rebeccn A. Ellis and her husband
Theodore Ellis, Martha Smather and her husba nd
John w Smather, Eliza W. HHines and her lus
band John A. Haines OF the State OF Indiana all
devisees under the la ST will and testament OF Sim
con lennir g3, deceased.
The aboYe.named defendants will take notice
that the above named Eliza Jennings has this day
fled her petition against them in said Court, de-
manding partition of and an assignment OF dover
to her in the ing described tract Of land to
wit: Situate in the county OF Wood and state o
Ohio, md described as follows: Being the south
west quarter of section 10. township D, range
containing 100 acres or less; and that at the
mex. term of said Court said petitioner will apply
for order for the partition Of said lands and fo
the assignment Of dover therein: and Tor genera
relief. ELIZA JENNlNGS.
ByF q. sEPvIs & II. G LESLIE, her Attorneys.
August ~, lSGS. l'fSle2o
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-28
d EGAL NOTICE.
Eliza Jennings, In the Court Of Common Pleas,
VS.. of Wood County. Ohio.

Eliza Jennings, In the Court Of Common Pleas,
VS.. of Wood County, Ohio.
In Petition.
Ann G. Robertson nd her husband. John A. Robert.
son, Of Wood County. Ohio; Ann Webb and her hus.
band. Isaac Webb, William I. Jennings, William
Jennings. william c. Jennings, Eliza Ann George
ant her hu sband, William J. George. Of Columhi-
ana County, Ohio; Mary Ann llman and her hus.
band James Altman, Of Marshall County Iowa;
Mary J. Gould and her husband, Nathaniel d.
Gould. John L Jennings of Ienr, County. illinois;
Abigail d. Byers and her husband, Joseph Byers,
Hannah T. Jennings, Joseph d. Jennings Mercy Il.
Jennings, Of the state Of Indiana; Simeon Smith,
Rebecci j. Barger and her husband, John Parger,
Eliza McRamsby and her husband, MAXWELL Me.
Ramshy Seth Smith, James Smith, solomon Smith,
Jennings Smith, Mary Ann Davis and her husband,
Albert G. Davis, Sarah Singleton and her husband
Jefferson Singleton, Mary Ann Baker and her hus
baud, homas Baker, Margaret j Taylor, George
". Taylor, Andrew j. Taylor, William Taylor, o
the State of Oregon; RoNlne Callahan and her hus
band, pelorma Callahan, of Mahoning County, Ohio
Levi johnson, oliver Johnson, Simeon John son
Jesse johnson, Of Williams County, Ohio; Levi
Jennings, Isaac JcI nings, John II. Jennings. o
Cuyahoga County. Ohio; Rebecca A. EIlis and heI
hu shaud. Theodore Ellis, Martha Smather and hei
husband, John W Sma;her. Eliza w IIainCs and
her husband, John A. lIainrs, OF the State of Ind
ana-all devisees under the last will and testament
of Simeon Jennings. decea Ell.
The aboy c named defendants win take notice that
the ahuvesnnmed Eliza Jennings has this day filed
her petition against them in sRid Court, dcma nj in
partition OF and IN assignment OF dover to her in
the following described tract OF land To wit Stu
ate in the county Of Wood and State of Ohio, and
being the nor part part Of the northwest qarteI
of section IS. township 1, L. s Reserve, containing
50 acres of land more less, being the same tract
Of Ia nd the title In the undiy ided half OF which
conveyed to said Ann O. Robertson by DAME
Burns. u recOrl of which conveyance is found IL
Book -, page 400, Wood County Records; and tha
at the peNi term Of said Court said petitioner will
apply for an order for the partition Of said land
aud for the assignment Of dover therein. and fol
general relief ELIZA JENNINGS,
ByF. q. SERvts II, G.. LESLIE her Attorneys.
August IL, iS6S. 1If Si9 rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-28
Improved Road, No1O-L Lake Town'p.
ApportlOnment OF Estimated Expenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
' appointed by the Commissioners of Wood
County, Ohio. at their june session. 1S68-to
view and apportiun 20 the Ian or lands to be
benefited thereby the estimated expense Of the
Improvement of a county road, commencing at
the Toledo & Woodville Plank Road, on the
section line between sections twot2) and eleven
I(lD, in Lake Township, Wood County, plliu
running thence west between sections twW 2)aHd
eleven IL three (3) and ten (l0), four AZ aud
nine 9). five t5) and eight Is six (6l and seven
I(T), to the west line of said township; thence
south on the township line about thirty 3Ol rods
to the east quart post of section twenty five
| 25), of township three t3), United States Re-
| serve thence west on the half section line to
the East Oregon Road, and there terminate -
have filed their report in the Auditors Office of
said county. Said estimated expenses of i'm
provcment are apportioncd to the following lands
Situated in said county, viz The south half of
each OF sections two t2), three (3), four a five
(5), aud six (6); the north half Of each of sec
tions seven y eight (S, nine (0), ten (10), and
eleven (lD. township seven ~, range twelve
| (l2I, and the east half Of section twenty five
(25), township three 81, United States Reserve.
| Said report will be before the Commissioners
Of said Wood County, for hearing and final ac-
MONDAY, the l4th day of September, ls6S; and
on said day the Commissioners of said county
will confirm the report Of said Committee, if no
exceptions in writing shall be previously filed in
! said Auditors Office TO said report.
| J.B. NEWTON, Auditor of Wood County.
! Pcrrysburg, August 81, 1858. 1896 70