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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-13
aasHraufe.
Franklin Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING.

OC " G4EAAAAANOh
Directors.
SAIL MoCLEI1AN, GEoEGEs 4 NE d .oes
T. " " IF9 SASsHr1x = n. Y s 6hA'''
]. n. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLEY.
LOUIS @. sTIFEL.
This company how having been organised
I'VE years, and in that time done success
ful business, is sill prepared to take risks AT
fair rates on Buildings ofalI kinds, Merchan.
disc, Manufacturing establishments, Fur
nitnre, steam Boats and cargoes on the Yves.
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company of
feTs superior inducements to Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur
niture, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
State; and composed OF some ninety. four
stockholders, mOst OF whom are among our
favorable consideration OF the insurlng
public and sOlicits their patronage. Apple
cations for insurance VIII pc promptly atten-
ded to at their office, No. % Monroe street, or
at their several agencies throughout the
State.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELS Vice President.
9. NJ. CoENu Asst Sec'y.
tebl9-ddEw
A ssETs OF THE COMPANY. FEB
Fifty Thousand dollars in d. Is. s. 20 ~
oOuub LnAEkeI Vt4ue..................s O4sCUV W
Nationa Bank, market Value. $3.50 90
MUM notes . ...... 1888 SO
ONCE furniture, iron safe, &c......... GOO 90
Cash in ............. 4,969 50
Cash on 1886 o.
s1B2, O84 O5
Losses paid since the organization OF the
company, Give yearR)
ere losses $3.50 S9l SO
Marine 81 OO99l
Total. s7O,9Ol n
NC. ARTHUR,
/ feblS-d&Wtf Secretary.
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THE ONLY PLACE WgEPE
CAN BE OBTIALWSsD n CORE
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The White Pine Compound,

March, 1865: Now ready, the following
work, containing IO3s. closely prInt-
ed, largo octave pages, we'll bound
I'm law sheep. Price, $40.
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National Insurance Company.

90, 900
,,Son6ice Once, % Monroe ST., next door to lst Ma
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nR. JOHNSON has disooverc,, ,ho
fer Certain u, sPsedy. and only mos
kidneys and Bladder, InVolnntaron ~ Of the
gee, 1mpotency, General Debility, NoIssehar.
InsSa dyspepsia, banguoT, Low SpiF1is VSous
GI1.midtty, Trembling, DlmneSs Of Heart,
S ~ disease OF the Head, ThrSasn OF
S 81 Ski9' AeSti1ns Of the Liver I5 Nos
arising from Solitary Habits OF YnS,;pI,l aotden
alnds0ntary practices more fatal 10 I6oSSSecret
GiS man the sopg orsyTens to The vic.
hopes or authorizations, rendering brilliant
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men A..
p2tga aa marTiage. being aware Of PFS0Hallen
speedily cured. OeIornities
he who places himself under ,ba
Or: j. may religiouSly confide in III S3ate Of
his skin as physician, rely upon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-13
YOUNG MEN

SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful ana SaCItnls OF
naDlt which annually sweeps to an ny, qlctive
crave thousands OF Young Men OF IN nely
mignt oteTtse ana Hd6 brilliant intellect %SS;
senators with the thunders OF listening
walked 70 ecStacy the living lvTe TIeSnce, Of
with full condolences 'SAe' may cali
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENr7E

ONCE No.7 South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street,
few doors fIom the corner, Fau not to OBJ
serve the name and number.
Ed No letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age. and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
toms.
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80. :, y. j. CoT1s & CO.. Q W. O0FTs
Wholesale Grocers.

ooAAELaSIoN MERCHANTS
Dealers Flour, macon 30 1-...S..
Wetside Market Square.
-em WHEEIINs.w "
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OYSTERS.

ERESH OYSTERS RECEIVED pAuy
/. oS2-6 BooTHs BAT TEILE q COS 1.
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YOUNG MEN

reflect that a sound mind and body are the
bial happiness. Indeed, without theSe Tbe
Journey through life becomes weary iii.
grlmage; the prospect hourly darkens 10 Ina
SPAR and hlled with the melancholy Feaec
lon that the happiness of another becomes
bltghted with our own.
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Ne.E Adver1Isemen1a.

sleamer Potomac, Booth, Battelle
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

"A Teeu OF trust given April /, 1865,
ny WIN MemminEer and wife to Alex
~ S S't,n: Jr, on acres, roods and
80 poles of land, part of the Bedilion
larn; Admitted to record April s. Is6s.
"A deed of trust given April 3. lSiS. NV
| VIM. Paul and wife to John Robinson.
trustee, on part of lots No. 50 and "a.
centre wheeling. Admitted to record
A deed OF trust given April 4. 1890
by William HRusenaur and villa ~
conrad Aahn, on lot No. 81, Coal street
Caldwell's addition. Admitted 10 re,
cord April 4. 1865.
A deed OF trust given January 2S
ieoS, by Carl Aahn to A. j. Clark,
trustee, on 81 100 acres of land in tI1s
corporate limits of LeaIherwood. Adj
mItted TO record April 4, 1865.
a deed of trust given March 81. 1888
oy Charles II. Snediker, and James ii
Wait and wife, to James Lancaster. on
245s acres OF land, part OF the Snedike
farm on Jakes Run. Admitted TO re
cord April 4, 1868.
a deed of trust given April l, 1865. II,
Edward Clayton and wife to w. II, Hub
bard, on part Of lot No. 81, Upde0raff7,
1865. 80
A deed of trust given April /, 1868. b,
Charles Fisher aud wife to w. B. Simp
son, trustee, on l00% acres OF land 10
Wheeling Creek and Caldweii's Run
Admitted to record April 4, 1865,
A deed of trust given March Is, 1868
by John Gibson and wife to 8. p. an
dreth, trustee, on part oflot No. 2O9l
Eoh street, Centre Wheeling. Admit
led to record April 6, 1865.
A deed of trust given April 6, 1855
by Henry Miller to J. a. Good, trustee
on acres of land, formerly part of tn
Edgington farm. Admitted TO recor,
April s, 1858.
A deed of trust given April 4, 1853, b,
Daniel GRrvin and wife to J. n. Rogers
trustee, on lot 20, Fulton street, Oentr
Wheeling. Admitted to record Apri
z, 1865.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The
following is a list of transfers of real
estate, de-, admitted to record in the
othce of the Recorder of Ohio county,
during the week ending April 18th:
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Capital
Directors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
A Life Policy.

The duty every man owes his family is to Sc
cure policy on his life With it, he has the as
surance that they will be provided for should their
support be taken away. Without it they may be
left upon the charities of the cold world, penni-
less.
A Life Policy is an absolute protection to the
family or dependents of the assured, against pc
cuniary loss in his death do they depend on his
daily labor for all the comforts aud necessities of
life, this takes his place after death and supplies
their wants, rears and educNtes his children, aud
accomplishes that which he hoped to have done by
a life of labor. Better than the savings bank, it
provides noe instead ofwaiting for the uncertain
future to slowly accunulate. 1t enables the hus-
baud and father to anticipate for his famiy's ben
eft the result of long life of toll so that it he
die to. day they will not have lost the money ben
eitof his expected life. Has he money enough 2
How few business men but die leaving their funds
so invested that none but their own care and
oversight could save the amount invested, to say
nothing of profit and the hurried and reed set
Element of the estate brings inevitable loss But
a small per cent. of the estates of business men
come out solvent against this loss, against de-
probation in value, and against improbable in
vestment and all the thousand adverse contin-
geucies of active business. the Life Policy is the
sure, perpetual guard, caring only for the inter
ests of the family, holding out its promise of pro
teotion through all the adventures and changes o
the active lite of the husband and father; and
their sure, immediate help when Ills care ant
providence is taken away.
And, as company in every way worthy of pa
tronago and the fullest reliance, we would re
commend the Berkshire Life, of Pttsfeld, Massa
chuSetts, in which we are policy -holder,
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LnrAL nREYITIEs

--TuE tendencies Of the weather are decidedly
"summerish," end vegetation is gting forward
upon "forced march,"
FoRveN drafts aud psssage-tekc's to aud
FROM any part Of Europe can be purchased at the
Exchange Bank Of Toledo. See advertisement.
-wE publish, on the first page, the act relating
10 the "purily Of elections recently passed by
the Ohio Legislature, and call the attention Of ey
erv voter 10 the same. We are under obligations
10 Aoditor NEWTON for a copy Of the law.
-wE would respectfully ask what has become
Of the Board OF Health ofthc incorporated village
Of PerrysburgH There are some places in our
village becoming odorously prominent aud the
warm weather now iuauguratad will do much
toward developing their further capacities. We
suggest the proprieU Of "moviug Immediately
/ upon the works"
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TCommunicated.l



Let the Living Remember the Dead.
do not propose discussion of the merits oi
he war for the suppression of the rebellion
Enough, that we had such a war, and that during
its continuance thnusands of our best aud bravest
died.
Whatever differences of opinion may now
exist, as to the cause of the wari its necessity
its success or the disposition Of questions grow
ing out Of it, the living may, with equal profit and
honor to themselves join in tribute of respect to
the memory of those who vindicated their sin
eerity, by laying down their lives for tie cause
they esp0used, .s ..., ......... .r
The seth day of May has been designated as a
day of National recognition of the services of the
heroic deae, and ofgarIandug their graves with
flowers
Let all Join in the work. Our old men--wh no
remember the scenes Of 1sl2--our young men and
maidens, our grandmothers, mothers, aud
children, and let Saturday May 80, be devoted to
a review of the scenes Of the past, recollection
of the virtues of those whose lives were poured
out for the nations veal, and in decorating the
last resting place of their earthly forms.
sfi' %. ''' '7u0r -fllt A CITIZEN.
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The Perrysburg Cabinet Factory.

Our young friend, Louis KISGFIELp, has been
doing prosperous business since becoming the
sole owner Of the above establishment He states
that he can have a market for all the goods he
can manufacture, and he has an offer from a To-
ledo gentleman of all the capital requisite to the
enlargement of his business. He hestates to ac-
cept that offer from the fear that the supply OF
water may fail. His reasoning is based on the
adage that, ga burnt child breads the fire. We
desire to say to him and to all others WHO may
take an interest in the matters pertaining to the
Perrysburg Hydraulic, cast such conclusions to
the winds. The tendency of PerrysbTg interests
is upward and onward. The Hydraulic power is
now perfectly reliable aud its capabilities are now
but on the Threshold of their development. Let
courage, judgment and unity govern its citizens
and the PerIysburg Of to-day will be dwarfsh in
comparison to that of six years hence.
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Tho Temnlnr., ENcnrslnn.

On Tuesday evening next, June ., the Good
Tcmplars of this place purpose celebrating their
second anniversary, by moonlight excursion to
the Lake, having chartered the Coro Loek for the
occasion. The Maumce City Brass Band has also
been secured for the trip, and every arrangement
is being made for having good time.
The boat will leave the Maumec landing
promptly at GlG o'clock, and the foot of Louisiana
avenue at I, returning at IL P. NJ. Tickets, so
cents, and for sale at the Postofice in Maumre
City, and at the bookstore aud drugstores in Per-
rysburg. A limited number only will be sold.
The friends of the Temple, and citizens generally
are cordially invited. .t.f. t...
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Onr Dcccn,cd Soldiers.

At meeting of the soldiers and sailors, held at
the Courthouse, in this place. on Wednesday
ming, it was
Rcsolred, That we pay Just and proper tribute
to our deceased brothers in arms, who lie buried
in eur cemetery at this place, by visiting their
graves and decorating them with flowers, eyer
greens, etc.
And, for carrying out the object of the above, the
soldiers and sailors and their families, with cit-
generally, are requested to meet at the Court
house yard, on tomorrow tSNturdnyl afternoon,
at o'clock, for the purpose of marching to the
Cemetery, and after properly decorating the graves
of the deceased soldiers short addresses will be
made. The occasion will be accompanied with
appropriate music.
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TOLEDO MARKET, II

TOLEDO, May 27, 1868.
FL0UR-eFine, 81 OO@7 so; Supefhht 8OO@
Is; Extra, Q 5e9l0 %; Double Extra and Fancy
10 0e&tSO 20, Rye. Flour, SEQ. T--TcE
wheat 27OG290c; Corn sf6pOc; Oats
76ei Rye li5c Barley quiet. l75 -ss- siH
PORk-Aess new 2S 0nt629 90 Hams l5c
Shoulders 12c. Dressed Hogs, 9G9Hc u ID,
LARD -Prime, in bbls, locs az. kSss, IKE.
BUTTER Fresh roll sOej iu -kss $50. n n
GROcERIES--C Coffee-Rio 22927c; Java sec;
SugtrsS.raw sugar llG5l5c crushed t1geI794c /;
gramlated lY94c; coffee 1870; B coffee 16 10.
Q cnffee i5H6l6c Teas-Young Hyson} 90@
175c; Imperial l2O9I75c; Black lO0sf6Oc
Japan l00Gl25c. Molasses s5@l0Oc, Sirups-
fair s5065e;. good se35s5e prirse oI0flOc
Riee-Rangoon l0e; CarOlins Hen .,..s
LUMBER-Clear $50; I'd clear S45; box $40
stock boards S22; coumon boards sl6j eulled do
Sill; fencing Sl7; Gull fencing Sill flooring strips
Sis; "a do SIS; jpSt, ssanting and timber, - feet
and nnaer, ,slsi al ls-ineti saved shin gIes5 5Oi
A 2 ls-ineh sawed shingles o0 le-ineh saved
shingles 90 and 25i clear aud second dressed
ldsring 40 OO common dressed flooring 80 90;
common dressed siding SIT; I'd and clear dressed
sidiag $35f drSsssd stock onuinaoq, y inch, 424
dressed eommOn boards : $Isi Lath 90. .-si
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Farm Work and the Crops.

From gentleman who travels extensively over
this county we learn that the farmers are unusu-
ally active in planting their spring crops. The
breadth OF land planted in corn is larger than that
of any former period. lie also states that the
prospects for wheat were never better. Peaches
and grapes have suffered from the frost, but op-
plies and small fruits give an abundant promise.
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aPERRYsBURG mARKET.
LooaRroyrD WEEKLY pr.r. R.MrlLrn co. J

LcoRREcTED WEEKLY ByF. R,MILLER CO..
PERRYsBURG May %, 1868.
ArrLEs Green " bu 90 dried %. .s
BEEswAx-25c Up To- Sd
BUTTER- S0035c q 10; Eggs, l20l5c W doz.
FLOUR-l0 009lj 90 W barrel.
GRAfH- Ear Corn 81 90 fp 100 lbs; Oats 6S to
75c; Bye BOO. Wheat 9O@2 80 " bu. Shelled
Corn, IS to 00c,
MEATs-Hams 1S@22c ~ III Shoulders l6ld
zoe Dressed liogs ss94r0 4r09OOsSp 6Hts j / ~
% LAKD go % 22c " ID. -'t
POT TAToEs -l25@l50c U bushel.
SALF-2 70 W barrel.f IL III ~
q01Ane a,
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Manufacture of Bricks.

The brick-yard, belonging to Mr.. Henry
THoRSros, is now in full blast, giving employ
ment to some ten hands, and disbursing about $40
per week in wages. Mr.. TnoRSroN expects 10
m anufacture over 500 900 brick during the sea-
son, of which large proportion will be required
to supply the contracts he has taken. The first
quality of bricks manufactured, and the ia-
ciities of the yard are such that when requisite,
the business can receive large expansion.
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The Plnniny Mill.

The propretors of this fine mill are about put
ting in motion new planning machine or the
largest capacity, and combating the latest i'm.
provements. The work turned cut from their
factory has given the best satisfaction, Of which
the large demands for IL furnish the most ample
assurance. With the Improvements in machipery
now being made, the Perrysburg Planning Mil
will be equal to any in the country.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
Dayton & Michigan Railroad Annual
Tlprtinn

AT the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Dayton & Michigan Railroad held in Toledo, on
Tuesday, the Directors chosen for the ensuing
year were S. S. LIIoMMEDIEu, JoHN You've
LOWELL FLETCHER, WILLIAM GOODMAN, GEORGE
4. STEDMAN, Cincinnati NJ. r. WAITE, Toledo
PRESERVED SMITH, Dayton C. T. PoMEUoT, OF
tawa; g. ". HoLBRooK, Wapaukanetta
The Board of Directors at a subsequent meeting
elected the following named officers:
S. s. LIIoMMEpIRu, President. ttit
NJ. r. WAITE. Vice President.
D. MCLAREEr General Superintendent
]. II. WELLER, Assistant Superintendent.
T, II, SHORT, Secretary and Treasurer. Co..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
Grand Rnplds Drug store.

By their new advertisement, it will be seen that
A. J. GARDNER & Co., offer very liberal induce
ments to all customers in their line Of business.
Articles Of the best quality offered at the low
est Toledo prices, so that parties can save both
time and money by trading at the Grand Rapids
nruQ Store
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
PubIic Debate at Freeport.

A correspondent writes us that public debate
will be held in Freeport Wood County, Ohio, com
mencing Tuesday, the 10th day of June, 1868, be.
tween Rev. CHARLES ASHTON, on behalf Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev. WILLIAM
DowLING (or a substitute on behalf of the Dsci-
pie Church. The subject of debate will be-Bap-
tism. cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
The Coming Foourth.

Tbs members of the PeTysburs Ssengerbund
are busily engaged in making preparations to eel
ebrate the approaching Fourth Of Jafy, at their
ball and grounds IN this place Their srrapgs-
ments will be ample for the accommodation of a
large accession Of visitors from Toledo aud other
places. Neither labor nor expense will be spared
to enhance the pleasure efathe occasion. Their
gTouudsMiIFbe put IN excelleut trim. aud Their
commOdions hkfi-2t by go 'feet-win be well
adAPted to the comfort Of all who uay desire 10
pHrticipate ID the festivities Of the day. q
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ChenpI Chenper!l Cheaprst!!!

by reference to the new advertisement Of F. r.
MILLER l. Co., it will be seen that the prices of
their stock of merchandise are going down with
rush. All in need goods should make an early
call and get their barga ns.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

best and safest Investment young man can make,
for they embrace all the advantages Of an 'orai-
nary Life Policy, aud yield him acasr return, in
a few years, of over Two Hundred per cent. of
What be has expended. Zee the Endowment ta-
BILE of the Berkshire Life Insurance. Company.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
"ONwARD, right onward,
Into the Valley of Death,
Rode the Six Hundred -

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into mill
lions, than the doomed band who rodc to swift
destruction in Tenny sons poem, is the great cav
alcade of unhappy men who are rushing to nm
timely graves followed by the gaunt srectre Dys-
pepsia. This is all wrong, and should cease.
Plantation Bitters, the great Stomachic Pain
Killer, cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache
Vertigo, Dizziness, and all symptoms of KINDRED
character, as il by magic. For Llnguor, Great
Weakness, and Mental Depression, they have a
most wonderful effect.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior u Cologne and at half the price. f-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

The store ot w. J. IllrcncocK Esq. was entered
on Friday night last and plundercd Of Clothing
and other goods. The mtuut of loss has not
been ascertaiucd. lis supposed that the thieves
obtained nm entrance by means Of a duplicate
key. With robberies so rife. it is highly neccs-
sary that precautionary measures should be
adopted by all having property more or less ex-
posed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
To Lnrels of Elnwers,

HAMiLroS, has for sale large variety Of bedding
plants comprising Ncrbenas, Fooias, hcliotropes,
Geraniums, Dahlias, etc., etc.. also. SweCtpotato
Plants-all of which are offered at low figure.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the members Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, at the Courthouse,
in Perrysburg, Ohio, Friday evening, May 20, at
8 O'Clock. AN comrades invited to attend
IA. SHANNON, a. d. c., Wood Co., O.
PKRRYsBURG, o., May 25, 1865.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
shipment of slaves.

During the past week, Messrs. +. Il. MIrIER s.
Co. have shipped the following amount Of stavcs'
BY schooner Scotland 2s, 900 Sa,g1ant, $4,000;
Jessie 2I 900. These, together with 10000 pipe
slaves, shipped by G.. BEACH, Esq, in schooner
Bash make an aggregate of $4,000 slaves.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
Wood County Official DIRECTORY.


JUDICIARY oFFtcEnp.
James Pillars. Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas
Edwin fuller Judge Of the Probate Court
George weddei. ..Clerk Of Court OF Common Pleas
Alexander Brown Prosecuting Attorney
COUNTY oFFtCERs. -
Joseph n. Newton .......... County Audtor
John A, Benncli .,.... -. County Treasure eI
Charles W. EveTs ''-..' ',''.. sheviu
etephen Merry , . =. =. County Recorder
David DonaIdson :. =. .. 80. County Surveyor
CRarIes o. Baird . =. =. County Coroner
John Russell,
W. st. John, -. ..'' County commissioner
walter Davidson,
y. 4. Avery,
8, s. Canhcld, County school examiners
q. A. Adams,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Read, Read, Read-F. r. Miller & Co.
Grand Rapids Drug Store Gardner & Co.
Agents Wanted National Publishing Co.
Foreign Drafts and Passage Tickets.