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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
n EGG AL NOTICE.

Eliza Jennings, In the Court Of Common Pleas,
VS.. Of Wood County, Ohio.
In Petition.
aud her husband, Isaac Webb, William Jennings,
William Jennings, William O. Jennings, Eliza Ann
George and her husband. William George, Of Co.
Iumhiana Cou ly, Ohio; Mary Ana Allman and her
husband, James Altman, of Marshall County, Iowa;
Mary Could and her husband, Nathan el b. Gou ID,
John l. jennings. Of lIenIy County, Illinois; Abi-
gail D. Dyers and her husband Joseph Byers, Han
nah y. Jennings, Joseph Il. Jennings, Mercy y.
Jennings, of the state az Indiana; Simeon Smith.
Rebecca J. Barger aud her husband, John BaTger,
Eliza McRamshy and her husband. Maxwell Me
Ramshy, Seth smith, James Smith, solomon Smith.
Jennings Smith, Mary Ann Davis and her husba Il.
Albert q. Davis, Sarah Singleton and her husband,
Jefferson Singleton Mary Ann Baker and her hns.
hand Thomas B'ker, Margaret Taylor, George
W. Taylor and ew J. Taylor William A. TAYLOR,
Of the State Of Oregon; RoNaline Callahan and her
husband, DeloTma Callahan, Of MahOntng County,
Ohio; Levi Johnson, oliver johnson. Simeon John
son Jesse johnson, OF Williams County, Ohio; lie.
vi Jennings, Isaac Jennings, John II. Jennings OF
CuyRhcga County, Ohio; Rebecea A. Ellis and her
husha nd, Theodore Ellis. Martha smaihtr aud her
husband John Smather, Eliza W. Hanes and
her husband, John A. laiues, Of the State OF Indi
anaal devisees under the Ia 81 will and testament
OF simeon Jennings, deceased.
The above named defendants will take notice thai
the above named Eliza Jennings has this day tilel
her petition against them In said COuit, dema nd
partition OF, and an assignment Of dover to her IN
the following described tract ~ land, to wiz; Situ
ate tn the eOunty Of Wood aRd State Of Ohio, and e
scTibed follows Being the northeast part Of The
southwest quarter Of section II. township D. range
le, and bsing the same land Of which the said Dan
iel relton pu chased the undivided one.half from
Daniel Burns by deed, dated April II, A. ID. 1864
containing 40 acres Of hand more or less; and tina
at the next term Of said Court said petitioner vii
apply for an order for the PARTITION Of said lan1
and for the assignment Of dover therein; ana TO
general relief ELIZA JENNINGS.
ByP, q, Saws IL, C, LEsLiE, her A,losaeys.
August l2, 1865. 1It Sl9 -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
WHO MADE THE DEMOCRATIC PLAT
FORM

The rebellious aud treasanable platrorm
adopted by the Democratic Convention at New
York cmanated trum such notorious rebels and
CopperheadS, who composed the Committee, as
these
WADE HAMPTON, eS-rcbcl General Of South
Carullna,whn was an original sccessiuni,t, raised
one 6t the hrst Palmetto regiments, devoted his
large fortune to the sacred cause" fired the
Southern heart on nu,ncrnus occasions by nm =
lcly declaring that the Yankees were simply
endeavorng TO make slaves of the chival,v, and
who, alter Fighting through the war, refused tn
submit, after joe JOHNSON, his superior, had
surrendered, but ran away with troop uf horses
10 south Carolina.
WILLIAM PRESTON, rebel General of Kentucky,
who had not so much of an excuse Tor treason
aS ), ate secession,
E.BARIsD ALE, rebel General of Missouri.
CHASE LANGpoN, who, through the columns
at the Mobile Adrcrtiscr, did very much To pre-
cinitate the revolution in Alabama.
L. A. BADcocE, Speaker ot the Virginia rebel
House Of Repr sentUtivcs. The committee like
wise included such notorious Copperheads as
JANIS A. BAVARD, Of Delaware, STEPHEN ARCH
ER, Of Mar! land, aud J &. h. MCDONALD, OF Indi-
ana,
In this connection, the New York Commercial
Adrertiscr prnpnunds the following queries:
Loyal men ot the country, how do YOU eniny
the spectacle ? Those of you who are now dis
passed 10 act with the Democracy, how do you
RELISH the prospect OF having such characters as
the abnve draw up platform and declaration
ot principle for you? War democrats. who
abandoned the organzatinu during the rebellion,
can you now believe that the organiIttio svm-
pathlEts any less with the rebellion than it did
tour years ago."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
Improved Dad, NO.ll-Lake TOwn'p.
AppOrtsOument of Es,fna,ed Expenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
IN aPpninied hy ths ConmaSsiOners OF Wood
County, OhSa. Ut theiF June session, lS6S-to
view and appoFtSA % the land or lands W be-
benefited thereby the estSRated expense Of the
improvement OF eOanty road. CONNIE Aeing al
tlNe nOstheasI corner ~ section No thirteen (l$),
in township Ssxen y, range tveIre (l26 ia
said cOnnsy and rNnning iheAce WeSt OA Ihe
section line lhrough Lake TOwSsh hiP thence
south abOSs thirty tSD) )rodss thesee WeSA On the
bali seeaoS hne Of SCI etiOa thlHy,six (S6l, sowh>
ship thee (Sl, Cnitea States Reserve, to- tho
East Oregon Road, Gnl there Terminate have
sed iheiF IepOJt " the A AsdAoFs Oi&ce Of said
eu0ntr. Said esbsrslted expenses of iH0prove-
Nent aye app0rtioaed 10 the folOwMR hBds, sit
Gated in said county, Wis The cash hAf Of sec
aon lhirSy six St&6 in township three ~, Cnic
ted STAKES Reserves the saSth hak az each OF
sections sSYeA u, eight { 6A nine -, zen lOh
eleven IN, and twelve (lal, and the north nait
OF each OF sections thirteen la), foerteen iiAls
sheen (l5l, asd sixteen l6l the lsSaseasi quar-
ser and the nnI IA half Of the DoTtb"esA qaarter
Of section Sc seVenteea tlTl, aAd the northwest
quarter and the noEkh halfaf The sOstheast qaar>
Ter and (lle soE,thwest snATteE at the northeast
quarter Of section eighteen tlS all n township
seyen n. Range twelve (l2l Said report viii
be before Ne Con- Rissionegs Of said Wood COun-
w. for hearing aud 6nal aetio1, at the Auditors
Once Of said county, oh MONDAY, the lAh
dav Of September, lSiS aRd ON said day the
CemmissieneEs Of said ooaRty will eORkrm the
repOrt of said cOEaHittee, 4 no exceptions in
writing sAaAl 10 previously Shed IN said Audit
op's Oince ~ said FePOrt.
j. b. NEWTON, A AGditor of Wood County.
PersyShsrg. Asgsst q lS6S. 1857 so
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
Improved Road, No. g Lake Town'p.
Apportionment of Estimated Expenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
IN appointed by the Commissioners Of Wood
County, Chic, at their June session, 1S68-to
view and appOrtion to the lands to be benefited
thereby the estimated expense Of improving n
county road commencing at the Toledo Wood:
willie Plank Road. on the half section line TO the
south line of section two ~, town seven ~.
range twelve (12), and running thence sonth on
the half section line TO the south line of section
eleven (ll) and there terminate-hayc filed
their report in the Auditors Office Of said cOu1-
ty. Said expenses Of improvement are nppOr-
toned to the following lands, situated in said
county, viz All Of that part of section eleven
~, lying south of the Toledo e. WondYille
Plank Road the southeast three (3) acres, Of
the southwest fraction of section two ~, and
the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the northeast quar,er of the northwest
quarter Of section fourteen tl4), all in township
seven { y, range twelve l2).
Said report will be before the Commissioners
Of said Wood ,unty for hearing aud final ac-
tion at the Auditors Office of said county. on
MONDAY, the 14th day of September, 1868 I;
and on said day the Commissioners Of said
county will confirm the report of said Commit
tee, il no exceptions in writing shall be previous
ly filed in said Auditors Office to said report.
J.B. NEWTON, Auditor OF Wood County!
Perrysburg, August 81, 1868. 1Sc$0 so
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
\ EGAL NOTICE.

Eliza Jennings, } In the Court Of Common Pleas,
VS.. Of Wood County. Ohio.
In Petition.
George Kimberlnet ct al. of Wood County Ohio; Ann
Webb and her hus anu, Isaac Webb, William I.
Jennings, William Jennings William G. enniDgs,
Eliza Ann George and her husband, William J,
George, Of Columbiana County, Ohio; Mary Ann
Allman nd her husband, James Altman, OF Mar
shall County, Iowa; Mary J. Gould and her hus
band, Nathaniel Is. Gould, John L. Jennings, of
Henry County, Illinois; Abigail d. Byers and her
hu nd, Joseph Byers, Hannah 7. Jennings, JO.
seph -. Jennings. Mercy 4. Jennings OF the State
Of Indiana; Simeon Smith, Rebecca }. Burpef and
her husband, John Darger, Eliza McRamshy and
her husband, Maxwell Mcltamsby, Seth Smith,
James Smith, Solomon Smith Jennings Smith, Ma.
ry Ann Davis and her husband Albert q. Davis.
Sarah Singleton and her husha nd, Jefferson Single
ton Mary Ann Baker and her husband, Thomas pa
ker, Margaret J. Taylcr, George W. Taylor, An
drew ]. Taylor. William A. Taylor, OF the State OF
Oregon; Roxaline Callahan and her husband, De-
lorna Callahan, OF Mahoning County, Ohio; Levi
John son, Oliver Johnson, Simeon johnson, Jesse
Juhnson, of Williams County Ohio: Levi Jennings.
Isaac Jennings John II. Jennings, Of Cuyahoga
County, Ohio; Rebecca A. Ellis and her husband,
Theodore Ellis. Ma rtha Smather and her husba nd,
John W Smather, Eliza W. Haines and her hus
hand, John A. IIaines, Of the State OF Indiana all
deYsees under the la st will and testament OF Sim
con Jennings, deceased.
The above-named defendants will take notice
that the above named Eliza Jennings has this day
filed her petition against them In said Court. de-
ma ndng partition Of, and an assignment Of dover
TO her in the following described tract Of land to-
wit: Situate in the county OF Wood 9nd State oi
Ohio. n nd described as follows: Being the south.
west quarter OF section 10. township ., range o,
containing 100 more or less; and that at the
mex. term Of said Court said petitioner VIII apply
for order for the partition Of said lands and for
the assignment Of dover therein, and for general
relief ELIZA JENNlNHS.
DyP q. sERvIs & II. q LESLIE, her Attorneys.
August i2, ISIS. ItSls2o
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
STATE FAIR.

Below we give an article from the Toledo
toamerciai, which the people of Wood County
should read, heed and act upon. There is
probably no more fertile lands in he S,ate than
we possess, and fine opportunity is nsw pre-
scented to advertise ourselves, and thus aid in
removing the prejudice against the "Blck
Swamp" aud "Maumee" country, lii a. b,,
regretted that our fruit crop is almost an entire
failure, and the draught has seriously affected
our famous vegetables, but let us bring the best
we have aud swell the display at the coming
State Fair;
srGdEsrIoN TO SOUTHWESTERN ONO FARMERS
Very erroneous views respecting North
western Ohio prevail tlrughout the Central
aud Eastern counties at the State, AMI also in
the Eastern States. At an eatly dav in the
history of this Valley, there was much striG,
ana bitter contention between rival towns ON
the river, and tue newspapers sent out were
laden with all kin Is ot stories that could he
concoeted tn injure the reputation OF all points
except the one where the paper happened 10 be
located. Thus every locality came in Cor a full
share at detraction, and outsiders would Of
course more readily believe these delamalinuS
than anything that could be said in favor ot uhe
Maumee country by its interested friends. In
this manner the minds uf the people residing in
localities from whence emigration would
naturally tend IN this direction, beoAm, preiu.
diced 70 such an cNteut that they would pa
by TINS most fertile section Of Ohio aud seek
homes farther away from market. aud where
the SOIL was not half so productive as that
which was To be found in this Valley.
THIS eanse has very naturally had the c1te,
u materially retard the Sc ticment and i'm.
provement of what IS known as the North
west, or "Blaek swamp" That prejudice
still exists and is having It's perneinas iniluenc,
The coming State Fair win aiii,rd rare op.
portunity for the people Of the Northwestern
counties to c0unteraet tie evils resulting from
this ungrounded prejudice. Let evory com.
munity, or nsighborh0ol, be represented at The
FAIR by samples Of their productions. Club
together In this matter aud bring forward some
specimens that will show the fertility OF your
soil. Bring in samples Of your huge stalks OF
corn, loaded with great ears, such as were
never dreamed Of in the counties of Central and
Eastern Ohio, aud show the farmers of those
sections tha' one acre nf your soil viii grow
more corn than two ofther acres. Bring along
some OF your huge cabbage heads and let The
psnnsy lVania Dutch Of Eastern aud Central
quo see that the place 20 mako sourkrout is in
as Maamee Valley; and don't forget those
PuupH'ns which grow so large that they crowd
yuuN lenes over upon your neighbours land, for
~ ,enkee VIII admire those great sources oi
re,,.,A.srl'e ,as9rl'e pie. Bring samples OF all your
hi,ionaass grains and fruits. Let your exhi-
i,laaI ~ me State FAIR demonstrate that the
obio ~smpts destined to be the garden OF
,S'tIio ~ .n's way you can do much 10 correct
,ti ;s',u senulent aud establish reputation thai
,rovemsn, : more rapid settlement aud i'm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
4 .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. Sian
Ann @. Robertson and her husband, John A. Ronert.
son, Of Wood County. Ohio; Ann Webb and her hus.
band. Isaac Webb, William T. Jennings, William
Jennings. william @. Jennings, Eliza ann George
a d her husband, William j. George, Of Columbi-
ana County, Ohio; Mary Ann 'llm6n and her hus
hand, James Altman, Of Marshall County. Iowa.
Mary j. Gould and her husband, Nathaniel b.
Gould, ohm u Jennings. of Henry County Illinois,
Abigail d. Byers and her husband Joseph Dyers,
Hannah 4. Jennings. Joseph b. Jennings Mercy r.
Jennings, OF the State OF Indiana; Simeon Smith,
Rebeccl J. larger and her husband, John Rarger,
tliza McRamshy and her husband, Maxwell Nc.
Ramshy, Seth Smith, James Smith, Solomon Smith,
Jennings Smith, Mary Ann Dav Wis and her husband,
Albert O. Davis Sarah Singleton and her husband,
Jefferson Singleton, Mary Ann Baker and her hus-
baud, Thomas Baker, Margaret j. Taylor, George
| " Taylor, Andrew J. Taylor, William A Taylor, of
the State OF Oregon; Roxane callahan and her hus.
band, Delorma Cal ahan, Of Mahoning County. Ohio;
| Levi johnson, Oliver Johnson. Simeon johnson.
| Jesse johnson, OF Williams County, Ohio; Levi
| Jennings. Isaac Jennings, John II. Jennings. OF
| CuvahogH County. ohio; Rebecca A. Ellis and her
| hushand. Theodore Ellis, Martha Smather and her
| husband, John ". Smather, Eliza w IlainCs aud
her husband, John A. llaints, of the tate Of Inti
am-all devisees under the last will and testament
| o Simeon Jennings. decea ed
| The aboveEa defendants will take notice that
| the above named Eliza Jennings has this day hlel
her petition agans them in said Court. dcma nd In
partition of and an assignment OF dover to her in
| The rooying described tract OF land to wit: Stu
| ate in the county of Wood and State OF Ohio, and
heng the nor'h part part Of the northwest quarter
of section IS town shir t. U. S. Reserve containing
81 OF land more or less, being the same trac
of la nd the title to the undivided half of which
conveyed to said Ann @. Robertson by DAME
Burns a record OF Which conveyance Is found IL
Book %, page 4Od, Wood County Recnrds and tha
at :he next term of said Court said petitioner viii
apply for an order for the partition Of said land
and for the assignment OF dover therein and FOL
| general relief. ELIZA JENNINGS,
ByF. a. sRRvIs& II. G. LESLIE her Attorneys.
| August IL, lSOS. lIf Slg 15
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
Th9 Merchants Protective Union
3fIertuutiIt A.rfGrrurt RtgiGter
vH,IuE MERCHANTS, PROTECTIVE

w ~ " ~
UNION, organized to promote Rnd pro ect
trade by enabling its Subscribers to tain facility
and safety IN the granting OF credits aud the re.
eovery Of claims NJ all points, have to announce
that they will, in september, lsGS, publish in one
large qtHrtu volume:
Tm MtRcuANrs rRorsCTIvE UStoN MERc nT1LE
REiEREECE NRaISTEp, containing among other
things, the NAMEs, NATURE ~ Bus,EEss, MOUNT
or UArTAL fiNAStIAL STANDING AND RlTiNG As
30 ChkDtr OF over dnU ,bOU OF the principal mer-
chnuts, traders bHuk nuacturers. mud public
cumpnnes, In more than 100000 OF the cities tow
Villages aud settlements Throughout the United
States their territories, and the British Provinces
OF North Americn and embracing the most impor.
taut Ia ormution nttalnabe aud necessary to ena
BILE the merchant to ascertain ut glance the OApI-
rat, CHARACTER and DEGREE or CREDIr OF such OF
his customers as ARE deemed worthy OF my grnda-
ton " credit comprising, also, Newspaper
Directory, containing the title, charnrter. price
aud place Of publication, with ful particulars rela.
tive to each iuurna, being complete guide to the
press OF every county In the United States.
The reports and Information will be confined to
those dccmcd worthy Of some line of credit; and as
the same viii he ased so far rs practicable, upon
the written statements ~ the parties themselves
revised aud corrected by well known and reliable
legal correspondents whose character VIII prove q
guarantee OF the correctness Of the information FUR
nished by thom II Ia believed that the reports will
prove more truthful Hud cuuplete nnd, therefore,
superior to, and Of much greater value than, any
previously Issued ..
ny mid ofthe MEur ,NriLE REFERENCE PfGlsrER,
business men will be enabled TO ascertain, Ht n
glance, the cnpimland gradation OF ,redit, rs com
pared with financial warth, Of nearly every mcr'
chant mnnuIa oturcr, trader and banker, within he
ahuye.nnmcd territUrial limits.
On or about the first OF each month, subscribers
will also receive the Monthly Chronicle" con.
tnintng, among other things,a record OF such i'm
nnrtant changes IN the name and condition uf firms
hrough out the country as may occur subsequent TO
the puhli alton Of each halfyearly volume OF the
MgRCANTItK REt eRENcE RBGlsrkn:
Price Of The W chanis' taion Mercantile Ref
cytncc Rcgistcr, hy dollars $500, for mLicL u'rV
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
SSHERIFF'S SALE.

Troy Township, !
VS.. in Wood Common Pleas.
George LaFarree.
by virtue of an execution issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court o; Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me di-
rectcd and delivered, will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, at the door Of the rthouse, in
Perrysburg. of sad county. on
MONDAY, Septembe 2S 1868,
Between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock, A. M.
Of said day, the following described realty. viz
The undivided nne forty-ninth part of Road
Tracts Thirty-three and Thirty-iour, ON the
Maumee and Western Reserye Road. situated
in Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Plaintiffs Attorney.
purrysburg, August 26, 1865. l8eSS IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
Campaign in the Tenth District.

Mr. AsnLEY's appointments in this county
and vicinity are MS follows;
Perrysburg - Monday evening September a.
Elmnre--Tucsday afternoon, September 10.
Fremunt-Tuesday evening, September -.
Fostorin Wednesday afternoon, September
16, with W. II Gibson.
Frecport-W Wednesday evening, Sept. ~.
Woodvllle- Thursday afternoon, September
II, with W. II. Gibson.
omberville--Thursday evening Sept. II.
bowling Green Friday aiternoon, Sept. ls.
Weston Friday evening, September IL.
Gilead-Saturday afternoon, September 10.
Tontogany-Saturday evening, sept. ~.
Governor Il. b. HAYES will address the
people at Bryan, Williams County, ON Thurs.
day, September 10, and at Wausc0n, on Friday
September H.
Ex-Governor DESNIsoN will sneak at Oitlwa
on Tuesday, September 30 and at Bowling
Green, Wood County, ohiD, Wednesday, Sep,
tcmber 80.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Dr. Carman's Store, Dodge q Tylor's Law
Office, and John Holliger's Tailor Shop


On Sunday morning last our town was Wis.
tied with destructive Cite. About u'ciuck
smoke vas discovered issuing FROM the roof Of
DR.. CARNAN's store, and upou opening the
front duor, which was found to be unlocked
thc inside was completely enyelnpcd In smoke
and flames, while the heat WITS 81 intense, that
TO enter was simply impossible. The alarm
was quickly sounded. aud the nhmcs spread
rapidly in tlicir Destructive mission. As the
alarm was bNrnc upon the sabbath morning air,
hundreds nf eur citizens hastened to the scene
nf the coun graiiun, aui for three huurs bnttled
| maniully with the destructive element.
| Their lnbors were rewarded, but not urFI
| the building, with its contents, the law office
j uf nOnUE N TNLFW uu The west and the tHilur
shop aud dwelling "f Mr. ions HOLiiGER, ou
| tho east were entirely consumed. II was
! however, with the greatest difcnltv that the
| saluon Of Mr.. George CEN. on the une side mn ]
! his beautiful residence on the other, wcrr snved.
! By the lavish use uf water. the judiciuus appli-
/ cntiun Of several barrels uG salt aud the in
domitblr pluck anl industry of those at wo; k
| the fire WAS sub lurd, aud our tnwu rcfcucd
| frnni the peril uf, what threatened NJ one tune
| to be-, n disustruus aud widespread conlluprr
| iiun. burning rindrrs wurc carried in every
direction tn the distance oi four aud five squares
| aud il tie r0nfs had not been wet from the rain
] wv NNN'Hk tiNN Ni'NNf w NJ ll'hh'lbAN 'H'lN
would have been mtHy fires Instead uf the one
The cnlirc loss IS probably about S2j ,fe0.
The stock or gnnls. belonging to Mr.. CAWNAN
is estimated nj about SlS,ODO Oh this hc had
nm Insurance Of Sl0O00, On the building hc
had an insurance oi S2OOO.
Mr.. lloIIdGER saved nll his furniture and
his stock ul merchant tailoring gurds. On lli,
building he had an insurance ut ) H. 600.
Mcssrs. DUnGE Il TYLER saved all tlcil
books and papers
Tho damage 10 the residence NJ MIR. GErZ Il
probably $500, und that tu his stock Of liquor,
and grororics probably as much more. Mr.
GETL was severely Injured BY fall received
during the progress of the liru.
The buoks aud papers or Mr.. CAHMAN wcr,
taken from the safe uniuiurcd after having
been exposed t1 an intense heat Of eight or tcl
hours.
The fire was evidently the work Of nn mccn
diary.
About y nclnck in the morning, after tn
iirI was subdurd, wurd was received that on
ar jwu persons had been seen in coinfr
below town with goods carried from the fire
A large number nf utw citizens went in pnrsui
! mud made thorough search, but nothing wa
discovered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
Mt public auction, on THURSDAY. the lst day
OF October, A. d. 1868, At 2 o'eloek y. NJ, Of
said day, Of the door Of the Cour..bou,e in Per-
rysburg. Wood County Ohio, Ibe foIlsTinT d.
scr'bed real estate situate in the essntv OF
c1mbered Of the dover estate thereip of snsan
Farver, widow Of John X. FArver, deceased. TO.
wit: The west bali ~ Of the soutbenst amrter
(L) Of section No. 80, township No. 4, eighty
ts0j acres, more or less, in the United States
Reserve, Wood County Ohio. Appraised at 5000,
Terms Of Sale-One-third, cash IN hand one
third in one year and one-third in two yesrs
from day of sale. Deferred payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and to be secured
by mortgage on said premises.
DANIEL, SNYDER,
Administrator Of John n. Farver, deed.
August 81, S6S. 1886 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-04
GlOriOus Republican TriumphS |

Have you heard from Vermont, the Green
Mountain State Her State election was held
last Tuesday, and the Republican gain is ten
thousand The majority viii be about 10000
IN the State. Last year twas 90 900.
A municipal election was also held the same
day at Wilmington, Delaware, mud the Rcpab-
lican candidate for Mayor was reelected by u
majority of one hundred greater than the maj
ity Of last year.
Glory enough for one day.