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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

thy GILT EDGE
Fins chaving Tobacco. The bes,
Tobac b America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Row.-Brady, the driver Of "Loafsr,
and sport named Lsarv, got into Hghi
10 Rock Island on Saturday. They rolled
in the mud, rolled into the hands Of the
city police, and got out by each paying .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

LAaes ie.s7Y.-lo feet North Davenport,
touth of Los s Price e. Q on time.
AC. TrLros
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Tsr Brsr osrsfSAL ro-,c os 1xor Phos-
phoras and CsltssyA. .kDown As Caswsll Mack 3 Co. q
zorro Phesp spaorated Elixir .! t2saya Bark. The
iron restore. color the blood. the phosphorus re-
ns~s waste n he nerve ,ssue and the calsaya
anstursl Aealthful tone to the digestive organs.
Thereby curing dyspcp.'s In It's various forms
weskfliue~>. general debility, and depression %.
.pr'ts Manufactured oay BY Csswcll. Hazard 3
60. NtV 1usA. fehi0tweow& wed mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

The North Vest says that the number Of
ooys and girls bstwssn the agss Of i've and
s''sssy:fss years II Fsrt Dsdss, i 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

VALUABLE SLiPPsR.-We were shown
to day at Baldwin / Narston' jswslry store
enc Of the most valuable slippers in the
state. 1t isa glass slipper filled with scale
gold just as it came from the mines, 1856
worth, one dollar fer every day in the year,
aprsssnt by Mr..E A. Collins to his daugh-
ter Lizzie. Most any young lady would
not object to such a present, small but very
valuable. 1t is worth going to see By any
sdmirer ofthe yellow ore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Oysters! FRESH OYsrHBsl OYsrRRs
Ho At wholesale and retail, By cur
Fruit House neg hbors, who have the west
era agency Of the celebrated "Msltby
Oyster" which, fer quality, quantity and
most excellent favor, admit no superior.
They will also fill orders 70: theis popular
brand, G. 6. 4 Co. No. J..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Tns GALAxY for October comes to hand
with an unusually fne assert msnt Of choice
stories, poems and schetchss. Richard
Grant White discourse upon words and
their uses. A sketch Of J. Lester Wallack
With portrait-Hazard BY Miss Chssebro,
and other miscellaneous matter, make this
very attractive number. For sale at the
news depots,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

4 NEW PIANO FOnI8. uNsUDPAssRp pY
a aay h tAs state. Gall sad sss ii. q ~ oiin-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
STATE ITEMS.

O1rlcE to rent. Large light and we'll
located. C. FuLros.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

REV. II. N. PowERs, D. D., pastsr Of the
Episcopal churches Of Rock Island and
Moline, and formerly Of Griswold College,
Of this city, has received . call from St.
Johns church, Of Chicago, at 81 900 per
aupum
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

CHEAp property II acres, with small
hoase - Loeusl street Priee eS7S pes-
oeeoieo II - days. A. q. Fulsor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
RIVER NEWS.
NoRrHRRN LINE.


The Nuscatine leaves Port Byron for 81.
Paul tomorrow morning on the arrival
Of the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Ssvanna leaves the same place for
81. Paul on Wednesday.
The Ksithsburg::is the regular packet for
Fort Madison. Ksskuk and St. Louis TO-
morrow morning At : O'Clock.
The James Ne ms leaves for s.. Louis
tomorrow afternoon.
wHIrs coLLAR LINE.
The Andy johnson leaves Port Byrsn
for ST. Paul to morrow morning.
The War Eagle leaves the same point on
Wednesday.
| The Addie johnson is the regular packet
for st. Louis to morrow morning at seven
o'clock.
A dredge boat is being fitted up to oper-
ate between St. Louis and ksekuk.
The Hght between the rival packet lines
has fairly opened The White Collar line
fred the FIRST sho, BY reducing the passen-
ger fare. The nght between the rival
packets on the upper Mississippi lines has
not vet fairly opened. 1t Is we'll under
stood that the opposition will be strong and
derce. No more compromise can be ex-
peeted. Both combinations are wealthy
and powerful, and il both stand up TO the
scratck," - they can do. and give the best
blows they have the power to, the public
will witness one Of the most terrific steam
boat mills" that has taken place in this
section for many . year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
l8eS.Season ArrangeRents.l8eS.
NORTHERN LINE PACKET co,

DAILY LINE CT PASSENGER STEAMERS
BETWEEN
ST. Louis. Rock 1sland, Davens
port and Sf. Efnul.
Consisting OF tie following s. I.en1id Steamer:
DUBUQUE. AiSNEsOTA.
HAWKLiE STATE, SUCKER STATE,
DAVENPORT, MI MtSCATINB,
CANADA. PEABlNA,
RESERNE, SAVANNA,
EAvING ST LOUIS EVERY EVENING sun
u days excepted att O'Clock p NJ
All the above boats are malned by careful ard e.
perieneed officers aud crews. and have been thor
oughly repaired and reftted and no exertione Will
be spared 10 aGd 10 the comfort and convenience o!
passengers and the careful handling Of freight
The Company own several Freieh. Steamers and .
large number of No. BGrges, the greater par. OF
which are adapted 10 carry gram ii Bulk, and are
prepared 70 carry all freight oTe-ing with dispatch
The Company return thanks 10 the public for their
liberal patronage for the past years. and hope TO
deserve and receive eontin1 snce OF their favors
JANR6 WARD, THOS. u. GRIFFITH,
President. Secretary
Tnos. J. BurosDsapt. =. Mason, Fight Ag.f;
spYlT-du X. n. PRETTYMAN, Avsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

A GIRL 20 DO HovsEwORk in Small
"A famdv. Goo wages given 10 q we'll eusl
inei person. Apply north east corner Brady b
18Th streets sc5. .ati j. " ROGERS
WHY WILL TOT WORK FOR 81 SO A DAY
" when yen can make $40 week in our new
hnslecss can be done In oors By either sex eau-
PIES sent upon rsCe ~ of ie cents. No ewinolins
lottery Address W. Ii. DALEY d CO., 1as Pulton
street. New York. sep,s-dSwtv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

-eeplo0Ewu PARSONS Co. Finshing, MI.
GENEVA NURSERY.
800 ACRES
a Different Stages Of 0reWsh.
FRUIT 3 ORNAMENTAL ThH0.
Seeding Stock, Grapevines. 60.
standart and aDwarfAPPLE: standard and Dwarf
rEAR standard and Dsarf CHSRRr; plenty Of
80! ,y aenmond ef, PLUM Tree. ys,rs 0ld; sne an
n rs, fnc stock OF Missouri Mammoth, Wilson.s
salI, Altisiinnr and other SMALL FkUiTS.-
Sena ssaa ? for Trade List. W = r SMITH,
eeplsd&w Gcnevs,N Y.
BU RTIS OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday + Saturday,
sept. 2lst. 2:d. 2sd. aith 4 sssh.
Grand hatinee "Wednesday, Sept Esd.
Hei O'Clock; door. open a.2 Admission 80 cents,
Children y cent-.
M FL a r Z z,
The Great IllusiOnist.
IN MS unrivaled entertainment. AZ gwen By him for
fourteen consecutive months at podwofth HAL. n.
,,edues b, grsa. nn.oiysd sann mystery Of HUMAN
hkAO FLOATING IN THE AIR. moving. ls1gh-
nR ar taking. without the slightest Sem olsnce Of
anody- The Hispco FlowsR Tase The IRA.
BELL, causing every w.tch IN the room TO strike the
nour. The MARVELLOUS HAT. and fny other en-
sney new feats peculiar to and Only accomplished
cy hartz, forming the moet novel ana unique en-
terainmsnt ever known in the annals OF amusement
Mm H.arz, tpupil Of Thalberg) viii play sev.
saai brilliant soos or Of chekerngs o.le eerated
IiAnss The Piano ased 10 'fan hoyts Ausie
Fair
The Pa,quette only will be oren Admission 30
Cents. Front OF Parquet,e 73 cents. sssts can BE-
Secured At Luse & Grscr.' Dooksto.e.
eepl4d2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
CIR APE VINES

IAs subscribers offer their weli-Sno ,srse stock
Srspe Vine. at very low rstes. lvss Seeding.
oeAooid. Delaware sad Iona, csr be furnished in
very iarge quantities Addrtss
eeplo-c&wn PARSONS CO. Flashing. ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

JoISr Discussion. h. Wallace and
jas. 7. Lane Democratic and Rspublican
Electors for this dist have . joint dis.
cussisn on the political issues Of the day .,
the German Theatre in this city to morrow,
Tuesday evening commencing at u s'clock.
That Mr.. Wallace may have something 10
contend with it 10 to b hoped that Mr..
Lane will Dc better than hs did when hs
spoke in LsClaire Hall week or two aeo.
as which time hs spsnt half the evening on
rsesnstruetien and the niggsr. Every
democrat sheuld eens ost and hear what
they have to say. And those republicans
who want to ses their champion discsn6t-
should also be on hand. Wallace will give
them facts and principles enough 70 last
them until election day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Made IN the West, ard equal - any 1a1e. n The
Hast % proved IN direct eompstitioa With then at
the psincpal STATE Fairs. during IN aet two pears
haYnonised through all the acales, the action per-
fectIy regulated with easy. elastic touch. and hne ell
egant exterior. For durability they ere warranted
for ave years.
Price, Cheaper Shan any other
Elre0 Co0oN Make.
Old pianos taken In exchange at liberal rates. For
ssie at e. Louis. 1e1 South Ph Street, At the Com
pany's depot, or with the d6srent lsgsnts throsgh
the country.
JOHN HORT. Aren't. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
PHENK BILLIARD SALOON,
]. SELKEN 4 CO., Prop'rs.

pAvEFPoRT, .....-.... .................Io IOWA.
iwlsh 10 inform my friends that have purcha ased
o. m farstain. On interest In this saloor on
HHfisor street. Come and eee me. Fret Case
iAoes, Pure W.nes, and Beet Chicago Lager
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Bio CEsrs.-Passins BY . grain dealers
warehouse the other day. ws counted twen-
y-thrss wagons, loaded with grain, stand
ing in front of the. entrance waiting their
turn to unload. Old Scott has not been
behind this year on crops. surely, for the
farmers are bringing in the plsntssus har.
vest with . will. They get good prices for
it, too, - they deserve. Iowa il the place
for immigrants. Here they can buy .
small farm, and in two years raise enough
OF il to pay for the land and house beside.
It's being done every year. The city also
profits by the soccess Of the farmers with
their crops, They are . solid, substantial
branch Of the population, and after the dis
NAL croakings We have beard about
bad crops, it 10 . good omen TO sss the
grain pouring int this city, and the pre-
ducsr receiving fair equivalent therefor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

MrRDERsp.-Ths many friends Of Lew
Knsey, Esq, the former Clerk Of the Su
prsme Court will be panied to hear tha,
Thos. F. Kinsey, son Of that gentleman
was murdered short time since. For some
time past, says the Des Aoinss Registsr, hs
has been resident Of Fort Lyon. Colorado
Territory. The young man was on his way
to Denver from the Fort, bearing the off,
cial returns Of the election, and had pro-
eesded but Eve miles on his journey, when
be was shot down BY the msrcless savs.
ges. The distressed family have not yet
learned any further particulars concerning
the sad affair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Lost.

n SOLID GOLD BRKASTPIN WITH LEAT
- Csnfrspeice. nearly covered with twisted wire .
was lost At the Fair Grounds yesterday. A liberal
rswarc vii he paid for its return to the once Of
v. HARRISON. Davenport. psp,s-alv
OF IHy LILLE AND TIOA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

CARPBrs CAnfErs!! CARPsrs :
Wadsworth 4 Co., of Rock Island are now
receiving their Fall purchases Of Carpets,
and offer for sale full line Of all varieties
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

&c 81 rar il-r t'r = the Bryant a S,,s..on
Iowa 500 R-si4o-s College 10 get thorough prsc
teal .ssss 3Q.li nn. For circulars u papers ad-
dttss. ~ Tho BTysnt s s.ra,ton
I 'mnles@i s.a, DtsenpO lows.
Nroma- l4si- Era, ssfGrsl. Drrsble Bssuitss
lssi rHt tsa the Wus1i Sold bv All Drug
.st*ttlf sfi f., 'rekee,ers. JOHN j. kR0MKhs
80 tt,'.fte r.. lNs tt essuat ST. FhNaislphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

TnB RsGrsTBY.-Ths voters OF the town.
ship and CITY should bear in mind the i'm
portancs Of seeing that they are prop.
srly registered, ~ they will And that on
election day, il they are not, that they can
net vote. The Board Of Registry have been
in session for the past two weeks q Judge
Lindsrmann's Office. They have copied the
poll books, and, in doing %. fnd it impss-
sibls to get oil the names correct, Or to get
them registered in The proper precincts.
II therefore bsheevss every voter
v attend to the matter for himself and
to see that all others Do the same.
Many who voted in one ward at the last
city election, and have since moved into
another ward. will 6nd that they are not
properly registered, and % the board ere
not cenvsrsant with the facts, Of course
cannot make the proper correction. All
those who have become residents Of the
State six months previous to Nov. Sd, are,
~ matter Of course, not registered, and
the same 10 true Of al miners becoming Of
age previous to election. or to state the
matte, csncisely, oil who will be voters on
the Sd Of November should see that they
are properly and correctly registered. The
Registry Board finish their labors o-mer-
row, after which they will spend two days
10 each ward aud voting precinct, that all
the voters may meet them and have all sr-
rors corrected and oil additions msds.-
A notice in another part Of tthis paper
will indicate the places and times Of meet.
ings 10 each voting precinct. All voters
will please take notice. Itis matter Of
absolute importance and should not bs put
Of, il you wish to vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuha,

~ 49, conducted by the epaniaA 0cvsrnusnt-
s'sss IN 1oae crawn evcrv seventeen dave PYi-
80 Sasns, ane Information furnished The hieheet
silver. III Sv.o sho
fesll-diy Bsnksrs, is walis 81 vsv ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21


ARsKsrEp.-A roustabout, with too
much poor whisky aboard, WAS arrested
last evening fer disturbing the public
meeting held on the levee, under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation. He was OF the class for whose
benefit they have their meetings there =
The Gazette gives ssa reason for the dis
turbance, that the disturber was Demo
crat, and thought the preacher was talking
politics. We are not advised q to the na-
ture Of the sermon, but are aware that the
omission Of politics from sermon new.a-
days is . thing of very rare occurrence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Wanted.

A coon STOUT GIRL OR WOMAN IN THE
n Wash Room. ST the
seplsa6, SCOTT House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
w. r. ROSS,
Inosrwriter and Adjaster,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING.
No. III, East Second Street


- VI i.---....... IOWA.
.oe' as3asted ClAras for Loes Prepared: In.
80 an,s ., felo,ss Written; Applications 10, Insur.
:. - sugle-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

FRESH OYSTERS.

IRON THIS DATE UNTIL THEY -
L are out OF season. Fresh Oysters can /WJVNA
De found served IN the beet style, as the(
1T CHARLES HOTEL. corner Sd and Harrison s.
For sale by the Wholesale or Retail
sep5-dira - puRY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
CEMENT,
AGENTS WANTED

And cell an article needed BY every ba.iness man In
the eoaniry. Agents car realize net profit Of fron
&io 10 e2e per day. cash In hand. Only . few dol
lars necessary 10 start the business Address with
s,anp. WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.
Corner Sd and Perry strests.
oeplo-d&vfy Davenport Iowa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
power Of Hurnbug.

An individual owned small tavern near
the field OF Waterloo, the scene Of the last
groat action OF Napoleon and was fro.
Quently questioned as TO whether he did
not possess some relics OF, the battle, and
ho invariably and honestly aus wcred in
tho negative,
lie was very poor, aud one day. whilc
lamcuting 10 neighbor not only his
poverty, but the annoyance to winch trav,
clers subjected him, his friend cut him
short with
Well mako one help the other. Make
some relics"
BH: what can do?" inquired the poor
man.
''rel them that Napoleon or Wellington
entorod your shop during the battle, and
sat on that chair
Not long after an English tourist entered
the tavern, and, mquir,pg for relics, was
told the char story. The next conner was
told that Wellington had taken drink
aud the Wellington tumbler was accord.
ingly sold. The third gazcd with breath.
less wonder upon the nail on which Bona,
parte hung his hat The fourth purchased
the door posts between which he ontered
and ;hc filth became the happy possessor
of the floor upon which Napoleon had
trudden. ...-- 90
At last Odvices the fortunate tavern
keeper had not a roof to cover his head
and was sitting on bag of gold in thr
oeuier Of a deep pit formed by selling the
earth OIL which the house stood
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
Culture Of Oats.

Tho Lancaster Gazette reports meeting
of the Pleasant Township Farmers Club at
which the culture of oats was diRcusseG.
Mr.. Ponce favored the raising of tue bar.
ley oats, because of the early ripening
large yield and superior quality. lie usu.
ally sowed upon corn ground, by FIRST har-
rowing thoroughly aud then drilling, with.
out breaking, on loose, sandy, soil thought
the oat crop was hard on ground and rather
uncertain but had onco raised seventv.six
bushels to the acre.
MIR. Andcrson-the best crop ovor raised
was on a pioce of bluegrass sod, broke
early, sown broadcast, aud narrowed in and
Was Uf the barley oats. lie had likewise
raised tho black oats, aud thought tho Weld
equal to any other variety, aud that tho
stock had stronger relish for it,
Mr.. Spitlar had raised u good crop Of oats
hy sowing tho 9th OF May, on strong ground
Was favorable to drilling, but clay ground
should be well broken. lle usually sowed
about two bushels per acre.
Mr., Ashbrook differed msomc particular,
with most Of those who had expressed
opinions concerning tho crop. Was favor
able TO deep ploTing in either dry or we
seasons. In the former the groand hold
moisture better whilst in tho latter duel
blowing acts upon the principle ct M
derdIaining, aud carries the water off liza,
raised sixty.four bushels to the acre by drll
ing,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
washing sheer.

In a late number of the I,Isk Farmers
Gazette, a plan for sheep washing is pro,
posed, which precmdes the necessity Of 90.
rug into the water TO perform tho operation.
A clear running section of water should be
selected, anda bcnelI or platform ofsuitable
dimensions placed in the water next TO the
shore and about even with the surface.
Pl4oe another one further out in the strean,
parallel to The frs, put plauKs across both.
at the ends reaching to the bouk on these
in line with the stream, place other plonks
10 walk on and far enough apart to PASS
the body of sheep readily between them.
a A sheep is brought forward, and two men,
placed there for the purpose, one on each
plauk, take the animal by tho legs and turn
IL, back downward, into tho water and
float it rapidly back aud forth between the
plGnss, finishing on 10y sousiug down and
ap till the fleece is cleaned Tho sheen il
then restored 10 its footing. on tao end
platform, and suffered to walk ashore,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
bohemian Revenue,

We hoar OF droll interview of an ultra
Bohemian with an internal revenue officer,
the other day. 1t is thus related:
Oncer--What is your rovenuep
Bohcmlan-I haven't any.
Oncer--Wlnt was il last year2
Nothing,
Onlcer--Whnt was il the year before
Bohemian--E Exactly the same.
0lcer-lloven't you any place of bus-
mss?
Bohemian - No.
Oniccr-What do you do for liyingr
ohemian-AnyIhing can.
Ohcer--IOu eat don't your
Bohcmian--Ycs when got chance.
Officer Where?
Bohomian-At lunch tables, when they
aro free.
Onicer-Wherc do you sleep
Bohemian-With any good follow who
invites mo to his room
Ollicer-Suppose he doesn't invite you ?
Bohcmiau--1 Then walk around all night
or 30 to sleep in drinking saloou or on
Sunday in some of the churches.
Oliccr--Y0u must have some money?
Bohemian-lf you think 30, wish you'd
find IT, I'll give you half.
0nicer-llaye you no property of any
kind
Bohemian-Not that know Of.
Oniccr-u Haven't you trunk 4?
bohemian Il did have one.
Onicer--What did you do with IL?
Bohemian it to Barnun's elephant,
and he carried IL of.
0ricor-But what do you pretend to do ?
What do you call yourself a.?
Bohemiun-l don't mako pre'cns;onF. ]
call myself Dead Beat.
0IliCcr--Did you ever do anything2
Bohcmian--Not when | can hep it. '
Onicer--You're curiosity. Tell mo can.
didly what kind Of business you follow?
ohemian-Minding my own.
0llicer--lou're hard case.
Bohemian-pd rather be that than hard.
shell Baptist. .f.fE -
Ohicer-Woll, there's no use of trying 10
getapy thing out of you. vtF-~t
Bohemian--lf words were pearls I'd make
You rich
Onicor--You are rhetorical. I'D
Rohcmian-I make my money by rhetoric.
Onicor-l thought you said you bad no
money.
Bohemian--I haven't now. IhOd some
yesterday. .fl.r.
onlcCf- What did you do with u2
liohomian---put ii in bank.
Otlicer-What bank ?
Bohemian bank. ....'
Oriccr-I expect you live by your pen
Bohcman--No; live by my wits.
Officer, Don't you write?
Bohemian When can get it to do.
0niccr.--W Why didn't you say so long ago
Bohcmiau--- Why dil'nt you ask mol
0ncor--Tho devil take you'll
! Bohemian--lle won't without revenu,
stamp Exchange, ...,F --.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
SHEHIFF's SALE.

~
Thomas j. Eaton, J
=, =. vs.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Geo. W, Hill ct 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 inc directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public vendue, at
the door Of the Courthouse in Perrysburg, of said
county, on - a- .. .,..,
MONDAY, June 8, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 and IL O'Clock A. NJ, of
said day. the following described property to-wit
That part of Lot No. 10, IN section No. sixteen
(l6), in township No four ~, north Of range nine
t9) east, situate in Wood County, Ohio, and more
particularly described as follows, to-wit; Com
menciug sxty-two rods north, 26ISe east Of
where the railroad crosses the Defiance Road, and
eighty three feet cast 26lEo south of said rail
road thence east 26lS7, south fifteen rods ;
thence south 26l{ westhwenty y-onc aud one third
rods thence west 261as north fifteen rods
thence north twenty one and one-third rods to the
place Of beginning, containing two acres and the
buildings thereon situate. uW
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
J. W. CUMMINGS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Porrysburg, May 7. 1868. ~. 2eS9 so