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SllcriGs Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas. J &C
Doniphan County,,
In the District Court for Doniphan County
State Of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that I will, on
~ the 2slh day of April, A. d. 1868
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock. P. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Troy, Doniphar
County. State of Kansas, offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, for cash. the following described
personal property, to wit: One bag Mare. and
one brown year old Colt Taken as the prop
erty Of William EIledge. and offered for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash. to satisfy q
certain Judgment and costs, now of record in
the District Court Tor Doniphan County, in the
State of Kansas, in which William Monroe vas
plaintiff, and William Elledse defendant.
Given under NY hand, this 9Th day of April,
A. d. 1868.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
April 9, 1868 -2s. Pr. !er. IS
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

HAS been longer engaged in the treat:
IL ment Of Chronic, Sexual and Female
Diseases than any other Physician in ST.
Louis.
syphilis in all its forms, Gononhea
elect. Structure. Orchitis, Diabetes. and all
affections Of the Urinary and Sexual Or
gans, are treated with the greatest success.
SpermatorrhGa, Sexaai Debility and
mpotency, as the result Of self abuse in
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DOWDALI, PAGE Il Co..
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY
ENGINE AND MACHINE SHOP,

Corner seeood and Morgan Streets, st. Louis.
MANUFACTURES OF STEAM EN-.
Nl sGtNES and Boilers, SAY and Grist Mill
Nschinery, Single and Double Circular Saw
MILD TSbaeco Screws and Presses. Lard
Kettles, Lard Screws and Cylinders. WOOL
CARDING MACHINES Building Castings.
Yousg's Improved Patent Smut Mills, Sugar
MHis. Qssrss Mills, Lead Furnsce Casringp,
Blast Fans. &C., Agents for the sale OF James
Smith 1 Cos superior Machine Cards, Oil
Well Machinery. may 7-lm.
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FOR SALE.

nNE Portable second hand Circular Saw.
" Nall. twelve horse power, in good running
order, saws, belts. and whole rig complete, for
-Four Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars. In.
quire 1t Nicholas Osrnberger's, one mile cas-,
OF Corby's Mill on the One Hundred and Two,
six miles east of St. Joseph. No.
March lS-2m. N. OSENBERGER.
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& RserIa,s Sale.
S..le q K.psas3 IS.


In the District Court for Doniphaa County.
Ssate Of Kansas.
NOTICE 10 hereby siyen, that ] viii. on
~ die 9Th day Of Nay, A.. D. 1868.
between the houn Of 10 O'Clock. A. H.. and
O'Clock. p. NJ. Of said day, at the Coat House
door. in Troy, Doniphan County. State Of Kan
sss. offer for sale. st public auction. for cash.
The following. described real estate. to wis:
One hundred acres Oh Of the south side Of the
north east quarter Of section number thirty.
1907 township number two, ~ Of range num-
BET tssIty one. (2D 10 Doniphan County.
State Of Kansas. Taken a. the property OF
Finley J. Reed, and offered for sale. 10 the
highest hid Ter toi cash, TO satisfy certain
judgment FOR COSTS. against said EmIey J. Reed.
nov oil. record in the District Court for Doni
phsn Ooanty, IN tie State OF Ksrsas, in .hich
Thomas Pcuxjohn vas plaintiff. and Elizabeth
-Pettyohu.J. D. Pettyiohn. Ehley J. Reed.
and DAVID Starr. we're Defendants.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of April i,
A. D. 1868.
B. s CAMPBELL.
Sheriff of DonipaaH County.
April 9 1885, Frs fee, 80.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, th.'t at the Nav
~ meeting If the Board of County Cnmmis
sioners of Doniahan Coanty, A. ID. 1868. -re.
tition will be presented IN SAID Board, asking
to have changed so much "f the s. J..s-ph
aud H-rysrille Road as runs from Mo-queto
Greek TO the west line of Centre Tos nship
and establish the same as follows: Commenc-
ing at the north west corner of the north east
quarter Of section nine cen, town three. range
1~eNy -ose, thence vest on the section line
two miles and half, to the vest line Of Cen.
tire Township.
Dated Troy. April s, 1868.
WILLIAM LAW,
II c WYKERT,
April CIV. CYRUS LELAND.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A day issued BY o. G. Wsisoey, sa. .%,.
of the Peace of Iowa Township. Donipban
County. Kansas. against the property AID eff
fects of John S. 0'Donnell, an sbsconding
debtor.
White Cloud, Kansas. April l6, 1868.
49, CHAS. W. MOVES,
Firm of Bailey 4 Noyes.
Anril Q2-3v
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MIL NACHIHERY
FOR 9AIa|l

Taylor / ORToNS, having bail, new
L Saw Mill throughoss, nos ODER their old
Machinery for sale, consisting of Engine. Boil
e.. Main SHAFT, Fly Wheel, Ball Wheel, Car
rage, Heed Blocks, Saws. and everything for
. complete Saw Mil, uhich they will sell (aIl
in one lot, or in separate portions) for one
third its actual present valEe, for Cash. Said
Machinery is in the very best repair, ami about
IS good ss new-in fact Improvements have
been pot upon portions Of it, making il much
better than when 6rst nanufaeturtd. Any
person Wishing TO purchase such MseAiaery,
will do we'll 10 call and examine
TAYLOR Z ORTONS.
White Cloud, Feb. 6, la6S-sf.
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RocKPoRr, Mo-, Oct. 18th, 1867.
N. w. LKEr, ESQ: Sif-The Knittcr ar
rived in good season. and works we'll. Please
send US your lowest Wholesale prices; we think
We can sell several before Spring. Yours
.ruIyj OOPS & McCREARY,
Publishers Atchison Co. Journal.
March 5, '6S-ly.
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WHITE mOUD
C4RDlNc. : MILL,

WE have got our Machine ~ re1lsak - rs
prepared TO attend promptly 70 al csssones'
ron no~ until he close Of the season.
We have procured . frs. elass scrkman
e,om n. Ea.t. and our Machinery q the esst
:. -. S..se. therslsre, tie pebble msy fs1y
upoa having their c.rding done in he b...
Isn,.r An work will be uarrantsds IL the
WOOL is brought in good condition.
Customers will % reQuired 70 furnish p0us d
of rood. clean Crease fes every Z poaads Of
Wool. When We furnish grease. se charge
customers the regular market price for what
We use. stF44AzA NAAtt --.A-- --'N
Our prices are as cheap a. the cheapest.
Call at spr estabti.hneps, adjoining the White
Cloud FIGURING Mills.
A. 4 L. THACKER. .
White Cloud, May Z, ls6S-sf. 'tS
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| .PlANTsl
SO ! AT THE SECS
PRAIRIEN NURSERY.
A GOOD stock Of superior FLOWER and
IA VEGETABLE PLANTS. in their prop
e. season.
Sweet Potato Plants,
By The dozen, handred. thousand. OF hundred
thousand.
BLACKBERRIEs.
@ RASPBERRlES.
STRAWBERRIES. and
GRAPE VINES,
or the rest varieties.
PIONEERING SHRUBS.
Cyd,nia J .p"nics, japan Vaince.J
Phi'adelphus, s, ring,a-.) a-s,rfej varieties
DrutLiss,
Spireas,
have other varieties, thu; siioii,d he in ev.
cry collection.
The following are among the finest sorts for
general cultivation. and s'e selected for the ir
hardness, beauty of bloom. and other good
- 49,.
CLIMBING ROSES.
-GreviHs, Baltimore Belle.
Mrs. Hovey, Prairie Queen,
Russeli's Cottage.
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES.
Triumph DeAmiens. Triumph Of Beauty,
Refine Des Violettes, Plus tx,
Ludovic Letaud, JOasine Hanett, y
Paeuie, Enfant De Nj. Carmel,
Rosealba. PaIais DeCristal,
D.ronne Provost. Queen Victoria,
Marquis De BoceIla, Madam Trotter,
La Rene. Augusta Me,
Oderic Vital, Reynolds,
Adam Paul, Duchess Of Sutherland,
Stanwell, Louis Leclere Thouin,
S,uvenier De Compile Cavour,
Prince Camille DeRohan.
MOSS ROSES
Princess Adelaide, Zerbine,
VIM. Labb, Capt. Ingrsham,
Robert Salet, perpetual Moss.)
3. SNYDER, Highland, Kansas.
April 9, 1858.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T nv instance, an attachment was this
"A day issued BY o. G. Whitney, Justice
Of the Peace Of lows Tosnship, Doniphaa
County, Kansas. against The property and ef
fects OF John 8. O'DonneA, an abscoadiag
debtor.
White Cloud. Kansas, April Is, 1853.
ILL J. w. MOORE.
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THE ADVANCE.
Although but six months old. THE AID
VANCE has already circulation larger than
the average Of the Oldest religious weeklies
1t employs the best writer's. IL 10 read by al
depsninatioas. It believes Ia an every day
life religion. 1t d full Of
Good Reading for Leisure Hours!
Good Reading for Sandsysi
Good Reading Tor Evening"!
Good Residing for Children
Good Reading for P.rentsi
food Reading for Young People!
Good Reading Tor Minister'S
Good Reading for Scholars!
Good Reading for Old Folks!
Good Reading for Farmers
Good Reading for Business Men 1!
Good Reading for Every Body!!!!
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N SUPERIOR STOCK. d

DERS0NS Wishing % breed Mares TO stock
i Of Asabisn and English blood, can do %
BY ealing on x. K. STOUT, Of Troy, Kansas.
AND those who desire 70 breed 70 stock
both 6ne and fast on the trot. can call on
FRANK II. BELL, ct the Forest Grove Stock
Farm. May IAN.
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TERRY. HIM Co, Miss, Jan. Cd, 1868.
Ma. NJ. W. LEEr: Dear Sr-We are much
pleased with the Knitting Machine. My wife
says sho would noe take 500 for it. ] could
fad purchasers for several more, were it not
for the scarcity Of money in this region.
Yours truly, II. L. BRACEY.
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BILLIARD 4 JENNY LIND
r 90 M S!

TNHE undersigned, having rehtted his Bill
L lard Saloon with new Tables and furniture
complete, and arranged everything with q view
to the convenience and comfort Of his custom
ers, the public are invited 70 call in at all
times.
stock Of Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. and can
always supply the public .asts in shat line
HAMILTON COOPER.
White Cloud. Oct. 81, 1867.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to the crsdftoss
~ AMI all Others interested In The Estate Of
Theodore Brentano. deceased, that will, ss
the June term Of the Probate Court Of Doui.
phan County. Kansas. make applications for Q
final settlement Of said Estate All accosuss
against said Estate must be presented q or
before that time, or they will be forever bar.
red. MARGARET BRENTANo.
April 3, le6o-4w. Adminissrssrix.
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Shingles.

WE would cali the attention of the pablo
or shiaele Nsss factory. .xhich il
nov = eeessant operatioa. and zshere The best
Seshty eus Shingles may at an times be
hsd; Az orders proupsiy ssppliel.l Thess IN
Ssea OF ne article, are invited To eau q On,
Mil, in White Cloud.
NJ. I%,ss,,, A. 81. THAeRER.
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A Good Religious Paper.

April 81"
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TOLEDO MARKET.

-a- TOLEDO, February IS, 1868.
FL0UR-Fine 81 O0@7 so; Supertine O0@
25; Extra, 9 5odtt0 90; Double E xtra and Fancy
10 0O0pl4 90. Rye Flour, S75.
% GRAIN--Wheat 265iD27 Sc; Corn SS@93c; Oats
csc; Rye 165c Barley quiet.
PORK-Mess new 20 0O92l 90; Hams lac
Shoulders 12c. Dressed Hogs, SH@D9c y h.
LARD-Prime, in bbs, l2Hc; do kegs, 14c.
BUrTER Fresh roll S3c; in keg CSC.
EGGS-32c.
GROCERIES, Coace-Rio 25@27c; Java SIC;
Sugars-raw sugar l0d1l4c; crushed l7@l7ifc
granulated l7lGc; A coffee l7Xc; B coffee l6I<c
.. coffee l5H0lec. Teas-Y0ung Tyson. 1O0@
Use; Imperial 145@i75c; Black eO@l5oc
Japan ll08l25c. Molasses 750bl00c. Sirups-
fair 55@jOc; good 7O@sOc: prime s0t0iO5c
Rice-Rangoon l0c; Carolina l3c. ''''
LUMBER-Clear $55; I'd clear $50; box $45
stock boards sS2; common boards $l6 culled d,
Sl4; fencing SIT; Gull fencing $l4 flooring strips
$45; 81 do S}5; jost, ssantlng aud timber, s fee
and under sly; lS-inch sawed shingles 90
l8-inch sawed shingles 4 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles S rs and 4 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 80 90
common dressed siding s22; I'd and clear dressed
siding $40; dressed stock common, 12.inch, $2S
dressed common boards SIS; Lath 3 90.
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Communicated
Gorge Pendeltun's Crate speech,

IL Columbus, on Jie Sd Of JapW0ry, reported 5y
CdppeA Peer Pluck. DideHt preiend TO gtrs
kis exact cOrds, but the sense he me0Ht.l
Nr. President and Gentlemen Of the Convention.
I du want 20 be president, and any mention of my
n naim in eonnexshun with that hi offs, fills me
chuck full of emoshun. / thank you for the ap-
provel Of my conviction that States in rebelup
cant be cOerst, and my conduct in Opposin the
government in its efforts 10 subdue the rebels.
/ thank you, because this compliment Gums
from the peace copurhed demockTisy Of my native
State, demockrisy which by its paehent and de-
voted attachment 10 the cause Of our suthern
brethren its heroic efforts in resistn the draft in
Holmes, and other copurhed counties durin the
war, and its unswervin fidelity to the doctrine Of
achieved within the last five years notorious no
torty.
The isuEe that were presented last year were
we'll worthy of the strugel. They were to sus-
tain the supremacy Of the white rase, and present
1.-The Rearc anizashun Of the people Of cutler, and
10 protect our suthern Brethren in their cOnsutu-
ltonal rites TO compel by the lash, the paddel, and
the thum screw, the femail p0rshun OF the cul-
! lerd peepei TO submit TO further hibridizashun.
They were 10 raze from the shoulders OF suherin
and over taxi and Opprest people, Dy Iepndaation
The burden put upon them by the demOkratic slave
holders rebellion, and 10 lead them into new and
perhaps mOre successful efforts 10 establish a
sutheTn Shareholders confedrisy and these "a me
issues are 10 be seteld 10 the coming contest, not
lonly in our own State, but in the whole c. untry.
Aud IL you make me your standard bearer, and
give me vOtes enuf you will have the satisfaction
OF pacin in victry aud power IN the sect of ma
honal power.
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uSuuIED.


At his residence, In Perrysburg, Ohio, on the
l1th inst. by Col. John A, Shannon, Mr. JAMS j.
BLACK, Of Toutogany, Ohio, and Miss E. EuoENIA
BESsCHoTER, Of Gileae, Ohio.
" The thread Of our life would be dark, heaven
knows,
IL 1t were not with friendship and love utter
a twned;
And l care not how soon you may sink to re.
pose,
When these blessings shall cease to be dear tC
your minds.
But they who have loved the fondest, the purest
Too often have wSpt o'er the dream they be-
lieved
And the heart that doth sumber in friendship
securest,
Is happy indeed, Il It's never deceived.
But, truce to sad thought while relic o
truth
Is in man or in woman, this prayer shall b
mine,
That the sunshine of love may illuminc you
youth,
And the moonlight Of friendship console youI
decline
ALPHA.
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Phnnix Insurnnce Co.

True to its symbol, the Phoenix, Of Hartford, has
risen from the fires Of 1857, with renewed strength
and vigor. Its capabilities to meet the nscessi
ties of its patrons we're never better. BY its ad :
vertsemcnt in this issue Of the JOURNAL, 1t will
be S cen that it's income in this State during the
past year has reached the large sum of SlIs, ,5O4-
A.. The losses paid by 1t in Ohio, during that
same period, amounts to $S5,2S4 OIL. Parties
desiring Insurance, are respectfully invited tc
call at the JOURNAL Office. Policies promptly
| issued by the Agent, n. II. CALLARD.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
PetersOn's Magazine

PetersOn's Magazine.-
This popular monthly for March has come to
hand, and it well sustans the reputation it has
already won for itself. Some of the most eminent
writers are employed, and the stories in Peterson
are conceded be the best Of its style of itera-
ture Of any published anywhere. Aside from all
the other shorter stories, steel and other engra-
Wings and the mammoth colOred fashion plates with
colored patterns, embrolery. crOtchet work, &C.,
we are promised in 1868, Four Original Copy
righted Novels, viz The Bride of the Prairie,
by Mrs. Ann 8. Stevens The Tragedy of Fau-
Guilty or Not Guilty, by Amanda NJ. Douglas
p. p. P.I by Frank lee Benedict. Specimen
copies sent to those wishing to get up clubs.
Terms-TwO Dollars per annunI three copies
81 so; four copies, Six Dollars. Address Charles
J. Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The World Mt HOme.- gBa -
The above is the suggestive title of a new
monthly which made its first appearance In Jan
uary, 1868. We have received the two first num-
bers, and can safely recommend it to public favor.
1t utterly ignores the wishy-washy, sent mental
trash, denominated "lOve stories" The Pbila.
delpha Enquirer speaks of il as iOllowst 'fr
"THE WORLD AT HOxE," published BY Evans
b Co., Philadelphia, is rev enterprise, ana bids
fair TO be success. To secure a large eircula
ton, the publishers have adopted the -" dividend
system" large sum Of money has been set
apart and invested in goods such as are most
needed in the household, and each subscriber Is
allowed to participate in them. This should not
| be confounded with gift and ticket enterprises as
they have heretofore existed. Ii Is not pretended
that more is given than subscribers pay for. but
simply that the profits of the first years. publca-
tion will in this manner DO used TO enlarge the
subscription list. We consider this magazine
alone as fully worth the price charged. 1t con-
! tains fine collection Of original reading matter
and is embellsbed with we'll finished picture oI
| Dickens and other beautiful engraTings., We
commend II as a mag azne of merit. - % wv
| Terms o.. per annum; single copies IS cents
with sealed orders fog valuable goods. Address
Publishers Gf the World at Home" SI4 Chest,
nut street, Philadelphia. ~, :. --rt-
PhrenOlOgieaI JOuFh1I.- 7.sal .lsu.
Peter Cooper, Charles A. Macy, Dauie
Drew, Charles +. Deems, D. d., Earl Derby
and Lord Stanly, OF the British Parliament
| b aron Wodehouse, Lord Lieutenant Of IRE
land, with Portraits, Biographies, aud Character
| given in the February number OF the RhFs nolOg
Zeal Journal also, Poor Whites Of the South
| Consciousness aud Mental Action, Abuses Of Cui
ture IN the Ministry How to Choose Wife; Wha
/ is the Use OF Phrenology? Maple Sugar Origin
| Of the Races etc. a lsf.11tf
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Address S. R. Wells, Publisher, $50 Broadway
Hew YVEk.
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PERRYSBURG MARKET.

tcoRHEcTEp wEEKLV nv y. r. MILLER co.
.tH PERRYsBURG February IS, 1858.
ArPLEs Green " bu 90; dried IS.
BEEswAx-25c ~ ID.
BUTTER-2503oc v 10 Eggs, 20@25c " doz.
ELOUR--l0 O06l3 90 ~ barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn 81 90 " 100 lbs; Data sec;
Rye 90. Wheat 90@2 so " bu. Sholled
Corn, gOc.
MEArs--Hams l21S@l5c W n Shoulders log
l2Hc; Dressed Hogs jO0S 50 " cwt.
LARD-l5c " ID.
p PoT -60@75c " bushel.
SAILS 90 1P barrel. II ....
WOOL-SOG40c q ID.
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,rnn1nrnnr nrny store.

1t affords us pleasure to invite attention to the
advertisement of Captain BsAcK, proprietor Of
the Tontogspy Drug Store. The Captain has
worked up iioe growing business in but short
time. Hts fair mode Of dealing seems exactly to
meet the wishes of our Tontogany friends. He
has on hand. in addition to his select stock of
Drugs, 6 Hae' assortment of stationery, yankee
notions, picture frames, and mouldings also, a
good assorpnens Of groceries. The best indica-
tious of the Aptains success in business, consists
in the fact that when he gets new customer, he
retains him
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\. w. Whi,morr N Go.

We call attention to the new UdvertisemeSt Of
s. W. WHITNoRE & Co., doing business at Ton
togany. The firm are doing fine business in
three distinct establishments First, in the sale
Of general stock of merchandise. Second, in
the Hardware and Stove trade. Third, in the
Steam Saw Mill also, dealing IN Sash, Doors
Blinds and Lumber in all of which Mr.. WHIT
MORE is the leading spirit. The old adage Of
having too many irons in the fire, does not hold
with him. With fre-pani poker, and tongs in the
fire, he works them succ IS fully, OF which the
established prosperity of the firm ia sure in
dicatien.
In Hardware they will offer unusual induce
ments to purchasers, and in each branch Of their
large establishment they are determined to sell
at the lowest figures.
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1--WE learn ,hstcc Acditor elects nov N hToleic,
devoeng his time TO maAerinF the details Of
business in The tncss County Auditors otaee.
From the largo transactions and complete bust
ness arrangements Of that Ofhss. Captain NEwroS
will obtain much valuable experience, which will
prove beneficial both to himself and this county
This action Of the Captain will commend him
to the taxpayers Of Wood County, fupishiUg ss
4, does the highest, assurance OChis determination
70 discharge, in a competent manner, the impcr-
tant duties dcvolving on him.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.

hGui an NNOo0 SOuhNls
The following are the traaafsrs Of real estate in
Wood County, as shown BY the books in Recorder
MBRRV's Office, for the week ending February 8,
1858 OF "hlN ti"' A""' Ati p
]. Ricketts, tn A.w. Alderrnan Out lot 74S,i New
Survey, ~ AcTes-s2 900. .,, "a,
David Policy to J. Coup; lot q, EaElstiiie-
83TS. atVT stf afnps Hna rfn1p nHH r...... ID.
+. E. Jacobs 10, r. swauz + ne ne sec "a, Up 3,
range IL, 40 acres-$637.
J. F, psaale =. O. TAFT lot 2, Milton Center
$50.
A. L. Mcoprdy % =. PSaDtse; ~ NV sec Is, tp
B, range ~, 80 acTes-$500. $3.50 N'NH
r. Meggins0n to A. u. Megginson; n u NV sec
Is, tp s, range 10, 81 aeres-vSl 900.
Adam Balsemer TO H. H0odisbring pt ne NV
sec II, tp 5, range IL, Z2 aeres-S 100.
s. G. Foot to Pat oraDsj LOtiu Bowling Green
$3.50. s. Dads 2.sAl
Frank Roth to Cd. Reed pit ne sec :, tp 7,
range ~, 20 aeres--t5lO. f-re.
W. V.Way to G. \. Potter; Pt lot Ss2, Per
TysburR $2S.
A. RAeket 70 L. Kingdeld Pt out lot I'll Per-
Tysbarg-$s0e l.r
"A a; Hamptoa to NJ. TOrbssi lot 20, Portage
O. Foster to }. TrumbeH; VIZ ne sec 81, tp 5
range 3, 80 aeres-$10u.
8. DeDisOn 10 J. y. SteinhaAT; sW Sc see 6, tp g.
range 9, 40 acres $500.
O. n. u, Kellogg to II. Inmau ne cor VIZ Inv
soc 8, Up ., range l0-S300.
J. Il. Rudulph 10 Geo. SHIELD VIZ NV and :,
VIZ ne sec rs, tip 6, range 10, leo Aeres-$5 90T.
J. W. Bostwick 10 4 B. Turner ne ne sec IS
tP 5, ranEe 10, 40 aeres-sl 500.
Nc, " tEanSterS- IL total value slI ,36T.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-14
Death of the Treasurer EIsSf.


J. u. DoBNYER g. Co., of Cincinnati, will please
acc ept our thanks for two new and beautiful
pieces Of music; "God Bless my Boy At Sea-
and The Loving Face that Won Ne ;" words to
each, by George Cooper, and music by T. Brighton
Bishop. Price of former 10 cents, of the latter
so cents. Both pieces are beautiful, and of easy
execution and appropriate fnely tint title pages
street. Cincinnati
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-14
Nntnry Public.

By the advertisement of Al. GARDNER, ESQ,
of Gilead it will be seen that he has resolved. a
renewal Of bis notaral authority, and i prepared
to cxecute legal instruments, obtain pens ions for
soldiers, and prosecute the duties of land con-
veyaneer. Tie Doctor is a frank, honorable gem
aenan, and parties transacting business with h'm
may be assured he will faithfully perform what
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