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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
FAMILY GROCERIES.
DOWN WITH THE
PRICE OF WAGONS
ONLY $S5 90.
81 WAGONS for Sale !

"a Wagons for Sale !
ONLY $s5 90.
From Is to 25 per cent discount, for Cash
upon former prices.
ONLY SIS 90
For splendid tip top two-hnrse Wagon, box
doubetrees and ncckyokc, all complete and
warranted to give as good If not better satisfac-
tion Fs any Of the Sis 90 Wagons.
Please call and examine the ms terial and
work generally, before painted, and will show
my work WIN great ploa sure, aud il ] eau not
suit you no harm is done.
Reasons for selling 50 very cLeap:
LIST. | wish to buy large stock Of goods
East at cash prices.
2l. Pay the cash for them.
81. Sell only for cash.
4th. Need of money.
Only SS5 90 for .wo-horse Wagon.
Only S55 90 for one-horse Wagon,
Please call at my old place corner Of Louisi.
aua-avenue and d. & NJ. Railroad.
only SS5 90 for splendid Two
horse Wagon.
Ism JOHN BADER, Jr.
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JAs. W. ROSS, ASHER COOK, BLBER1 D. ROSS
ROSS N COOK,
ABSTRACTS of TITLE.
OFFICE:
Corner Louisiana Avenue and Front
street, Perrysburg, Ohio.
WE have the only set Of Abstract Books
w now in Wood County. containing COM
plete INDEX to all Lots aud Lands therein.
tSy- Certificates OF Title given upon reason
able terms.
EST Also, Agents for purchasing aud selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles; paying
Taxes. &C., &c.
HOUR desirable residences in Pcrrysburg.
Il Price ranging from Sl.2g0 to Sl,SO0: for
saieby ROSS & COOK.
For further particulars inquire of
ROSS & COOK.
Business solicited. 3Izz
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Our Rows and Girls

Another new serial story was commenced in
last weeks issue of Our Boys and Girls, which
forms The fifth of The Lake Shore Series We
would remind our readers that the beginning Of
new story Is capital tine to get new sub
Scrihcrs.
The distinguishing feature Of this Magazine,
is its weekly publication. II is the only w'rk
Of the kind that issues H.tv two numbers year,
furnishing more reading matter than any other
juvenile magazine in the country. 1t Is great
fdvorite among our boys aud girls. aud the now
story -"3rrak Ups or, The Young Peace
makers will BE- hailed with delight. Address
Ice 4 Shepard, Boston, Mass.
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Piano for Sale!

A GOOD Secondhand Piano, used one year,
~ good as new, will be sod at a bargain and
on reasonable time. Apply to
y. FISKDElSER,
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Hcll's Popular Encyclopedia and
IniNC rA:ll sliCIi Rnn rA.

We have received the 53d aud 5ith mum
hers Of this Poi ular Encyclopedia aud Universal
Dictionary of Art, Science, History, Biography
Geography, and Language. This is really a
wonderful production, and the pcrusal Of it has
given us great pleasure and profit. We know
of no work containing anything like the same
amount of valuable information. The price is
marvelouSlS low. We cannot see how the
publisher can afford to give so much for so
small sum as 10 cents. Persons desiring
agencies. and we think all who try must do we'll
at it, should address the publisher, Mr.. E. ELL
wood I,ll, Philadelphia. We understand he
sends sample copies to applicants, gratis.
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u
Whole number Of applicants, %.
Certificates granted as follows First Glass
"a months-2; Second Class, Is months $ ]
Third Class, IL months-si Fourth Class,
mOnths-6; Total-l7. HII...
d. A. AVERY, Clerk Of tae Board.
WESTON, Oct. /, 1863,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
PERRYSBURG MEAT STORE

j. G.. HOFFMAN s. URO.
A RE at all times to be found at their head q.
IA quarters on Louisiana avenue. They al
ways keep on hand an excellent quality Of Meat.
a. which they invite the attention of all lovers
OF juicy Roast, or tender St4ak. Give them
q trial. 3zz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WORDS OF WISDOM

- FOR YOUNG MEN,
Nm the Ruling Passion in Youth and
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Err
ring aud unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en-
Velopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Az
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COURT RECORD.


TIMES fixed for holding Courts in the Third
4 Judicial District of the State Of Ohio, for
the year 1870.
BE II Remembered. That at meeting
Ot Judges ot the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the
Third Common Pleas Judicial District Of the
State vt Ohio, at the Courthouse in the town of
Tiihn, county OF Seneca Ohio on the tav nr the
date hereof, for the purpose Of fixing the times &C
holding the terms of the Courts oi Common Pleas,
the District Cnuits in sald District, for the year
1870. We, the Undersigned Judges or the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and Tor said District,
do hereby fix The times Of holding said Courts
Tor the year 1870, in each aud every county in
said District, Ms iul,ows,
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
The several terms of the Court of Common
Pleas IN and for the several counties Of said
District, in aud for said year, shall commence
in the several counties thereof, as follows:
In Union county, Jan. (, April 25. August 10.
In Hardin county, Feb. Il, May %, September
In Logan county, March 7, June q. October II.
In Shelby county, january ~, Nav o, Sept. 20
In AugnEe county, Feb. %. NAV II, Oct. 20.
In Allen county, February Is, May 3. Oct. Is.
In Mercer county, Feb. S. May >, Oct. Is.
IN Van Vert county. Jan. Is, Apiil 10, Sept. 90.
In Putnam county, Feb, |, May II, Sept. %.
In Pauldmg county, Feb. I June I, Sept. 20.
In Defiance county, Jan. 81, April 25, Sept. 90.
In Henry county, Feb. I, May 2, Oct, 3.
In Fulton county, Feb. %, May 10, Oct. lS.
In Williams county, March 8, May, II, Nov. l.,
In Wood county, january !, April ., Sept 20.
In Marion county, Feb. /, May 3, Oct. 25.
In Seneca county, March |, June |, Nov. %.
In Hancock county, Feb. /, April %, Oct. 25.
In Wyandot county, Jan. 10, April 4, Oct ).
lu Crawford county, March |, May IL, Nov. l5
DISTRICT COURT.
The several terms Of the District Court, in
and for the Year 1870, shall commence in the
several counties thereof, as follows:
In Williams county, June 81.
In Fulton county. June %.
In Wood county, June 90.
In llcnry county, June ~.
In Defiance county, June 90.
In Pnulding county, july |.
In Van Vert county, July 5.
In Allen county, July d.
In Putnam county, July q.
In Auglaize county, July r..
In Mercer county, July l3.
In Sh lby county, July 10.
In Logan county, July Is,
In Marion county, July 81.
In Union county, July %.
In Crawford county, July %.
In Wyaudot county, July 30.
In Hardin county, August Q.
In Hancock county, August D.
In Seneca county, August s.
Aud do further order and direct that the sew
eral terms Of said Courts shall commence oI
the first day Of each of said terms Mt o'clk a. m
In Testimony Whereof, We issue this
our order, for the purpose aforesaid, at suiC
Court house, on this the 18th day Of Septembe
A. ID. 1869.
A. s. LATTA,
J. 5. CONKLIN,
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Farm for Sale, Cheap !

nN the Findlay Road, A. miles from P,rrys-
" burg, containing so acres, all well-ditch-I
to good outlets fenced, and good bearing Or
chard. Also, very desirable Dwelling House
with beautifully laid-oul grounds all kinds oi
ruits aud shrubbery, good we'll, two cisterns
aud large barn.
The above property can be had at a barga
ana on time, with approved security
Apply to CHARLES WRIGHT,
oz Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Lost Oliver Sanders.
Legal Notice.. A. Bonnell.
Bright Side-Alden & True.
Executors Sale--P. s. Slevin.
Administrators Notice -Abner Cummings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The Bright Side.-The October number
Of this paper, with It's cheerful title, beautiful
pages aud very interesting contents, Is rcceived.
II is making vast number Of friends, aud is
worthy ofits success. Twepty five cents year.
Specimen sent for stamp. Alden True, Pub
fishers. Chicago, Ills.
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Grand Jurors.-The following is a list It
the Grand Jury for the September term of the
Wood County Common Pleas Court:
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LITERARY NOTICES.
NIerry's Museum,

Merry's MuSeum.-
"AN 0LD -FAsuioSED GIRL" by Miss AIcntt,
is continued in the October number Of "Mcrrv's
Museum" Toms sad fall is shown both bv text
and illustration. The story of "An Old. Fash
oned Girl' grows in interest with each success.
Sive issue Of" Merry" aud bids fair to be as pom
ular as the other works Of the inc author. =
There is no better Magazine for Young penplc
than the new series nf "Merry's Museum. -
Terms, 81 80 a wear. The Publisher offers to
send it on trial three months free. Address UnR-
ACE B. FULLER, Ii Bromf,ld Street, Boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.,
Fer ali tho purposes OF a laxative

Perhaps no one uactii-
cine n 40 universally re-
uuircd by everybody as
4 cafhartic, nor was over
any Seforo 50 universal
" adopted into use, IN
cverycountrv anil among
all classes, a. this fdlld
bnt enelsHt purKativo
But. The ohSieat req
son u, that y Is a more re-
liable and far more cffec-
tsial remedy than any
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

"The Innoccnts Abroad .''-This is the
title Of an interesting work recently published,
Of which MARK TwAIS is the author. None, we
think, who are familiar with the comic writings
Of MARX TWAIN, will consider their library
complete without this book. Mrs. MARIAN
GorLD is canvassng our tpwn, and we have no
doubt but the work will meet with ready sale.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

Our County Foir-owing to being crowd
ed with work, in connection with the ague. We
have been unable TO attend the County Fair
which closes to-day at Tontogany. Those who
have attended report the exhibition TO be a COM
plete success in every particular, being much the
largest ever held in the county. We will give
a report OF il next week.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-23

lay them down with slight feeling OF dis
appointment; for though they are of great in
terest, yet the extreme jealousy with which
they have been guarded iostereA the belief
that they contained the more secret clues to
political action in Japan. Some such feeling
appears to have occurred to their author on
laying down his pen; for he says, 'Lst not
future generations be induced to rldicule me
as having the heart of a venerable old grand
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-23

L PHILADELPHIA. va
fNCoRPORATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. G4 WALNeT Street, OppoBlte the XIX xchanse.
This Company insures Ir9n n,9 q loss or damage by
on liberal terms on buiidings merchandise. furnitn,
etc., for limited periods, and permanently on build
lnRs by deposit OF premiums.
The Company has been In active operation for mora
than SIXTY YEARS, during which all losses hSvs
been promptly adjusted an9RRRS' an9 RRnRSS'
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
M, y, Mahony, Benjamin Etting,
John Il. Lewis Thomas ID PoWera,
William b. Grant, A. X. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning, Edmund Castillon
ID. Clark Wharton samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis JT;lo LEWIS elg, o. S Norris:
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary. ea2sa
VNHE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. OF
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
PERP ETUAL AND TERM Policies ISSUED,
Cash Capltai 0OO0
Cash Assets January 1863 479, ,283A
DIRECTORS
r. Ratchford Starr j. Livingston Erringer
NRlbro Frazier, James l.. Caghorn,
John d. Atwood. VIM. q. Boulton,
Benj II. Tredick, Charles Wheeler
George II. Stuart, Thos. II. Montgomery,
This Company lnsures only frst-class risks taking
specially hazardous risks whatever. such facto-
''''' f. RATCHFoRD STARR President
THOS. h. MONTGOMERY. Vice President.
ALEX. w. WIsTER Secretary. 26e
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

In. THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
e38&S or EUROPEAN RANGE fer families, hosels,
&EXlH or public institutions. in TWENTY DIFPER-
Sk@&e EET SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Ran gee,
Hot-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-down
crates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stew-hoIe
Plates Boilers Cooking stoves, etc., wholesale and
Ao'~"' SHARPE & THOMPSON,
IL 25wfm6rn No. 269 N. SECOND Street.
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
WAg0n-Cover Duck. = -
:, Also, Paper Manuiacturers Drier Fells. nom
thirty Inches to seventy nches wide, Paulil, Bel
Ing, Sail Twine. eto. JOHN W, EVERMAM
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDIN NOE
IL To Grant Certain Privilege TO the Ger
mantown Passenger Railway Company.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That
the Germantown Passenger Railway Company
is hereby authorized and permitted to use salt
on that portion of their tracks lying north of
the junction of Germantown avenue and
Diamond street; and all ordinances, SO far as
they are Inconsistent herewith, be and the
LOUIS WAGNER.
President pro tenn OF Common Council.
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
OFFICE OF THE CLERKS OF
SELECT AND COMMON COUNCILS,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1869.
This eertifies that The foregoing ordinance,
Privilege to the Germantown Passenger Rail-
70 the Select Council on the sixth day q
sixty Dine without his approval, and the
said ordinance having been reco usidered,
the eighteenth day of March. A. d. 1868, agree.
ably TO the act of Assembly In such case made
and provided, by the following vote:-Yeas
And the said ordinance together with the
objections of the Mayor, having been sent to
was passed by that body on the eighteenth day
of March, A. ID. 1862 pursuant TO law by the
following vote;-Yeas, "a; nays. i5. ~ o
wherefore, the said ordinance having been
passed agreeably TO the provisions of the act
OF Assembly in such cases MADE and provided.
and is now law in full force and virtue, in like
manner as III The Mayor OF the said city of
Philadelphia had signed IL.
Attest
JOHN EoKsTEIN,
Attest S'''Aon eo"A0'''
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council. 323lt
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y.vAusHN kxsSIc1l wIrLIAN Il kEsRrux
: ySixH n CORR. -Ssn
SoQrAWAkk EoCNDSY. PIErH ANE
~ WASHINGTON SSxssa.
k&NL.ArGLgzNA.
MtikS&lNA a SCNS.
EhSSsANAEJ&S AND MA(kSfNISJe.
q uaAAncscsgIS ks9a ana Low gssessss steam Eusipaa
fcr lAaGs eSSsx, saa hsstps SeEyAes1
SSLLcz1. q As1lcSt@ka, tanks, ltoa SpaSA etc
Sss.kaxs e A. kta3A, ek2ek ksoA o. eSASa.
Railroad StAscQs. stc.
RssSzss as1 sAs sessasxy, Va ,as latest and mosa
Every sssestPsioa % sisRsAslea Msentnsry, slsc
sugar saw An1 esriS5 Mills, vacuum Pans, on
Steam IrAina psfecAsers, FILTERS. Pumping. ERa
sole Agents fox N. Rineux's Patent sugar sos,ns
Apparatus, Nesmysh's Patent Steam Hammer, ana
Draining HachinaS- e6W
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r ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION TO THE
having been granted 20 the undersigned all persons
indebted 10 said estate will make payment, and all
having claims against the IN present them 10
ELLEN N. BAILEY, Administratrix,
sRiuSt No. 70 N. flfVH Street, Philadelphia.
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
IL and practice OF thirty years 1t the Northwest
corner OF Third and Union Streets han lately re-
moved 20 South ELEVENTH Street, between hAR.
Hs supeSiolity In ihs pEomp, ard perfec. cure Of
All reoent chronic, local. and CONSTITUTIONAL aKeO
uons OF . special nature 10 pEoyerbiAl.
Diseases Of the skn, appearing IN q hundred az
weak ness, and all neryenn debiiities lcienti6cAly
and snecsssfnlly neatsa. Dfaos hoaEs FROM A. ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-26

Race after a Prisoner. Recently :
man, whose name we did not learn, but who
lives on the marsh north Of town, INDUCED il
financial operation in which he employed
another persons name. Protesting not to bt
able to write, he got stranger to draw up 8
note for him and sign the name he gave him
when he affixed his mark. Having disposed
Of it, and it proving fraudulent, he was az
rested on the 18th inst, and lodged in jail,
On the 1sth the Sheriff concluded to give
him little healty exercise, and set him to
work saving wood in the Jail yard, which j.
surrounded by brick wall twelve feet high,
In the evening time, the wood sawyer pined
for liberty, and discovering the hall door in
to the Court House open, he passed through
it and thence into the street, then with a
wild bound he started on a run for the marsh
Just then the Sheriff discovered the fleeing
prisoner, and with will started on chase.
He was not as agile of foot IS the escaped
prisoner, nor was he actuated by the sams
motives, and though be E" ran we'll for sea-
son." the distance between the pursuer and
pursued sensibly increased. The Sheriff
shouted stop the prisoner, " but the prisoner
bounded on. The pursuit was continued as
far as State Street, where, by an unlucky
step on the treacherOus ice, the Sheriff was
landed in the ditch, and before he could re.
sumo the perpendicular and renew the chase,
his quarry had disappeared in the woods be-
yond. He has not since been heard from.
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Do You Advertise.-While standing
on the Square the other day, We heard con.
verSatiOn between a prominent merchan
and well-to-do farmer, who had Just met
and after a shake of the hands and the usua
remarks, the merchant said: Where do you
buy your goods now, and why don't you
come and see me when you come to town.
Well, says the farmer, L never 90 where
am not invited, because 1 don't know
whether ! am wanted or not. The merchant
seeming rather surprised, as if he had offend
ed the farmer or his wife, as they had not
been TO his store for very long time, said:
4 invite any and all to come and see US, -
But says the farmer i read the weekly
papers, and have looked over every column
and have not seen your advertisement, and
l do not know where to find you. sup
posed you had sold out and retired from
business The merchant said 'he did sell
out some years ago, bqt was still in business
on Market Street. and will invite you now,
and tell all yOur friends to come and see me.
At this point we were called away and did
not hear the balance of the conversation, but
would suggest to our merchants the
prOPriety Of advertising judiciOuslV, TO let
your friends and the public know where you
are and what you have to sell. Ifthe goods
are worth the money, let the people know
it. Live and let live. A word to the wise
is suficient-Erchange.
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nlrlHllairanGL-

-H Not a mile away tO4heiwest, he saw com.
ing OYeT-a Iidge 10 ih5 plain, and appToseh.
ing rapidly, a considerable body ofmonnted
sayages. 9if
They're comiDg-a band of red skins di.
reeily towards ust he gasped. I'm lost
Fly, Miriam, while you have the timel'
The maiden took the glass and gszed thro
lie an instant at the approaching foe. A
strange light appeared in her eYes-a lighI
| possessed only by those upon whom GoD has
bestowed Il Te0nsciousnesso of HIS great protec-
iion-the light Of a heroism which death it.
self clunOt master.
Sure enougbP she murmured. They are
comingl The leader is Red Knife. Go
HeighbOF Thompson, on the instant
we can ride tOgether' cried Thompson.
mo. The horse is tired. We have been
to Willow Island. We should be overtaken
before we had gone two miles
Then we'll die tOgetheri
mol mol YO9 must mount!
With a grrsp 50 sudden and firm that II
startled him, the maiden pushed him toward
the horse, and in another instant be found
himself, more by instinct than by thought,
seated in the saddle.
Away, Selimp cried Miriam to her steed.
with an imperative gesture. Away
The horse broke biriously over the plain,
giving Thompson only time, 70 flash look
of gratitude towards the maiden as he dash
ed away to the northeast, toward his menac-
home.
A moment later Mr.. Dane glanced over bis
shoulder--tookin IN at glance the situation
of affairs, recognizing the peril as we'll as the
heroism of his child--bowed his head solemn
ly as one submits to the inevitable, in appro
SbatiOp Of her conduct and then be swept on
such emotions as are seldom brought to bat
tie together.
And Miriam, throwing herself fiat upon
the ground, remained there alone upon the
with the swiflness ofthe wind.
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A Human Reptile in speaking of Genera
Grants late visit 70 West Point at the an
nhal examination Of cadets, says the only
thing he was heard to say from the time he
left New York till be returned, was: See
that poor old hOrse' This is foundations
less slSDder, for the General upon part ine
from the youthful soldiers, made use Of these
memorable words: young gentlemen
when you marry and see families springing
up around you. do as / do, buy your tea and
c0fiee at the Great United Tea Warehouse oi
T. 7. Kelley q Co., the best and cheapest
articles Of the kind to be had if you 6ght
it out on that line all summer" Call and
see 8. Buekland d Son Kelley's sgents.
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WARD cAUoUsEs.

The Republican electors of the diferen
Wards of the City are requested to meet, a
the places named below, on Friday evening
April I'd at ~ O'Clock, to place in nOmins'
ton suitable candidates for Council and
Ward Assessors, to be voted fOy at the COM
ing election.
Electors Of the First Ward viii meet at The
Club Room, in Buckland's old Block.
Electors of the Second Ward will meet al
the Office of J. L. Greene, Sr.
Electors of the Third Ward will meet al
the office of Everett q Fowler.
The electors are also requested to appoint
twelve delegates to represent esch Ward in
a City Caucus to be held in the Club Room,
on Saturday evening, April Sd, for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination suitable can
didates for the different city officers.
By order Of Committee.