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THE NEW YORK CLUBS.
ES hz;s
Their Comfort. style, Luxury and Xxx.
0lusiveness. 1|

The New York correspondent of the Boston
Evening Gazette says:
A few years ago it looked as if New York was
to become as noted for it's clubs as London is.
The supposed American indisposition to this
form OF social intercourse seemed to have been
overcome. The old clubs, largely reinforced,
moved into new and spacious buildings. New
CUBS sprung up almost every week. In Fifth
Avenue, around Union and Madison Squares,
and in other eligible situations, almost every
large or unusual spacious private residence
was sought as q clubhouse, and, in many in
stances, became converted to this purpose.
But now there is change. several clubs
others still holding on have but precarious
existence. The Athen@um was among the first
to go down. This club first occupied q large
building in Union Square, and seemed to be
ed to splendid building in Madison Avenue,
Q description Of which gave the readers OF
the Gazette ct the time. Is was very elegantly
domiolled, but members dropped of. debts be-
closed In o state Of Bankruptcy. The Eclectic,
. fast young mems club. to which it was quite
"the thing" to be a member OF, has also come
to grief and closed it's doors. Tho City, the
New York, the Traveller. are stiil holding on,
but are said to be threatened with speedy dis
solution. a5@t@
fan the young clubs only two are in pros
hsss are the
haitian Club. The latter is the youngest OF the
clubs. but it is the weaithiest the most sought
alter, anu with one exception, the most aristo-
cratic. The exception Is the Union Club. The
Union (not TO be confounded with the Union
Leagne>,r although composed OF some Of our
most wealthy men, is within itself NOT free
trom debtSindeed is continually accommodating
vent ii from going to the wall. The Manhat-
tan, on the contrary. although organized only
Q few years ago, has accumulated o large sHr-
plus, and seems to be more prosperous than
an, nf Sra r;yala IT, in the or,lv cluh that n nnt
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Charleston Cotton and lsice Market.
OFFICE OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Wednesday Evening, March 81. !
COFTON-The active demand which characterized
the market for several days previous having
iessened ald inc article become quiet, prices were
rather less firm, but were without quotabe change;
sales near 200 bales. VIZ: at 261; at 27H; A at
27A 10 at 27X 81 at %; 40 at 2sAc aud on private
terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..26hD27I
Low Diddling. .27X@27N
Middlng ...............,.2 d.
Str1ct M1ddnng $1,000. .2SA0-
By New York classification we quote:
Low mloohng. ....2S o.
nAAouAuS.. 'ZO>AT9-
RICE.-The market without transactions in
consequence OF the firm views of sellers buyers
being unable to operate at their figures. We quote
nomnally common to fair clean Carolina at 7z<@sk;
good 5-18@s5Sc % ib.
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.@arine Mems.
PORI CALHtNh ia Il
PHASES OF THE MOON
Arrived Yesterany.

Schr Emma Anthony. Barbadoes-11 days. Sugar
schr sarah cullen. Avis. BostonMla days. Ice and
Mdse. TIC H Baker Il Co, Gage Co, L Webb,
Robinson. d hilco1. r White, Knox: DAILY b
Agent.
schr Ella Matthews. McElwee Philadelphia. -
ron & Barkley. Aiken & Co. Dr Moore, II
Bischof Co, Adams, Dam IN & Co, g Brown. w
L Webb, W Paddon, M Luhrs. Wehman. G II
Ducker, White Silcox, g Aimsr, obias' Sons,
Railroad Agent, Adger h Co. Walsh. L Kor-
nahrens, Crymes. and Order
Steamer City Point, McNelty Palatka. via Jackson
vile, Fernandna, Savannah, &C. bales and
pocket Cotton, &c. To D Aiken 4 co, Roper &
Stoney. Cohen, Hanckel h Co, Major q e alden, h
Arnold Charleston Ze,trns, Goodrich, wineman &
GO, Mr. Fitzsimons, and Mrs Cohen.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York-James Ad-
Sailed Yesterday,
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore.
From this Port
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. New York, March 2s
Ship Graham's Policy, Burgess Batim re, March 20.
Schr Mary Haskell, Baker, Matanzas March 2O
Schr Anna Barton. Frink, Baltim ore. march 20.
Schr Emma Graham Smith baltimore March 49,
Schr w d Tiers. Hoffman, Philadelphia, March %.
UP for this Port.
schr Ida Richardson, Bedell at New York, March 49,
shipnews by Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, March 31-ArTived, w Clyde from
New York; Lucille ror, Baltimore.
SAvANNAH, March 3l-Arrived, steamships San
salvador and Montgomery from New York, and
aonawanda from Phladephia; brig w Robertson
from Roston.
Cleared. schrs q Peckwood for Jacksonville, Fla
F Brown for Darien, Ga.
Memoranda.
The Norfolk. va. Journal of March 80, says: "The
scnr Scud, Captain Mitchell, from Pembroke, Me,
with o cargo Of plaster fol Charleston G. is in the
AeEds. She has beeo out thirteen days from Bos.
ton; aud encountered very severe gale the Goth,
which split some OF her sails, stove her bulwarks,
and did other damage.
he schr P M Wheaton. Wheaton. from Rockport,
Me, for Charleston arrived at Holmes Hole March A.
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o fair 'midspring besung 80 Oft and oft.
How San praise thy loveliness enowP
Thy sun thai burns not and thy breezes Soft
That DER the blossoms Of the orchard blow.
The thousand things that meath the young leaves
grow,
The hopes and chances of the growing year.
Winter forgotten long, and summer nesT'
When summer brIngs the lily and tho rose,
6he brings us fear; very death che brings
Hid In her anxious heart, the forge Of woes;
, And dull with tear, no more tt 1navis sings.
But thoui thou d,est not but thy fresh life clings
About the faiutil,g ausumn's sweet decay,
When In the earth the hopeful seed they lay.
Ahi life Of all the year. why yet do T.,
Amid thy snowy blossoms fragrl drift,
Stin long for tnat which never draweth nigh.
= Striving my pleasure from my pam to sitt,
Some weight from off my futtering mlrth to lift.
Nov. when far bells sre ringing, 'Co.ae again,
Come back. past yeareI why will ye pass IN vain p
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they were painfully af1lictOg, have been radical
cured In such great cumber, IN alm teverv section
OF the country, that the public scarcely needSto be
informed of its virtues or usos.
scroiulous poison is one Of the most destructive
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution
and invite the attack OF enfeeblpg fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again
1t seems to breed infection through the body, and
then on some favorable occa ion. rapidly develops
into other its hideous FORMS either on the
surface or among the vtals In the latter tuberces
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart
tumors formed in the liver, it shows tts presence
by eruptons on the skin, foul ulceratone some
part Of the body Bence the occasional use of o
bottle Of this sARsApARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear. Per-
find INN ediate relief and, at length, cure by the
use OF this sARsAPARILLA: ST. Anthony's Fire,
Ring Worm sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other erup-
hons or visible forms of Scrofulous disease Also
IN the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy
Heart Di ease Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and the va
rious ucerous affections OF the muscular and ner-
vous systems.
Syphilis or venereal and Merourial Diseases are
cured by it, though long time required for sub
DUNG these obstinate maladl Ivy any medicine.
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Leucorrhoea Whites, Uterine Ul-
onrattons and Female diseases. commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying and
are found In our Almanac, sup, lied gratis. Rheu-
matsm and g. ut, when caused by aocumulations of
as
Inflammation of the Liver and Jaun ice, wh. n arls.
Ing as they often do from the ranking poisons IN
, the b ood his SA RSPARILLA Ia great restorer
for the strength and vsor Of the system those who
are Lanenid and Listle 9. Despondent. sloepl ss
or any of the affections symptomatic Of Weakness
will find immediate relief and convincing evidence
Of its restorative power upon trial
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER " CD. Lowell Mas
Practical and Analytical Chemists
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWIE & NOISE,
Charleston. South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere.
March 25 DAo thstuSmoe
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markets by TeleGra pm.
FORETaN MARKRTa

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 31-Noon.-Consols 81. Bonds
ssh.
LIVERPOOL March s1-Noon-cotton opens frmer
but not higher; uplands 12sd; Orleans 1850; sales
$4,000. Bombay shipments to the 9th inst, A. 600.
Two p M.-Unohanged.
Evening.-Cotton unchanged; uplands 12xd; Or
leans 1880; sales IL. COO bales. Turpentine 3Us
HAvRE, Mar S1-lloon.-Cotton on the spot II
47c; ad at If A89c. Sugar steady. Federal exchange
in gold, long ct par. Currency % and5
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 31~Noon.-Money sharp at 2.
Sterling 8. Gold s1A 'S2's 49, o,ton weak at 2ec.
Evening. Cotton less active and o shade lower;
sales 1900 bales ut acc. Flour 5a1Oc lower. Wheat
aSc lower. Corn in fair demand. Pork heavy at
$S1 rs. Lard. whiskey, groceries and naval stores
quiet. Fleishts dull. Governments and Southern
bonds closed steady. Money stringent to close.
Sterling 7Xas. Stocks higher and unsettled. Gold
31H.
CINC1NNATI. March 31.-whiskey unsettled at Gle.
Mess pork. forced sales at S31; held at S3l 50a32
bacon active; shoulders 1917; clear rib sides 18hc
Lard dull at 1870.
ST. LOUIS, March 31--Pork dull at $31 SO; bacon
very dull; shoulders 13H; clear sides 17Ac. Lard
fiat.
WILMINGTON, March 31.-Turpentine closed quiet
at AZ. Resin In better demand ut 81 e21SalO. Moth
ing done In crude turpentine. Tar 80 10. Cotton
quiet at 1854 for low middling.
AUGUSTA, March X--Cotton quiet but steady;
sales Aso bales; receipts $40: nidd ding 27x,
~ SAVANNAH. March 3i.-Cotton quiet but steady;
sales 500 bales; middling 2Sa2SXc; receipts 1907
bales.
MoHELE March 31.-Cotton dull and lower; Open
ed outside and closed inside of quotstions low mid
dlings 27a27sc; sales 900 bales including 400 sold
after close of yesterdays report receipts 57l bales;
exports.
NEW ORLEANS March 3l.-cotton steady; mid
ding 2sH; sales $3.50. Receipts 1877; exports 1925
Gold SAX. Sterling AK; New York sight Hak pre-
MUM. Sugar dull; common IL; prime IA. Mo-
lasses scarce; prime 7ea75.
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wiImtnrton AIar,ket.

WUmfnGtOn Market.
WILMINGTON. March 80 O-IuRpENr1NE.-Alar
ket steady and prices unchanged. Sales Of l2O bbls
at $3 tor SOFT and 81 80 for hard per $50 pounds.
gallon.
RosIN-502 bbls changed hands at 81 80 for strain
ed. 81 s5a1 80 for strained and No q. 50 for extra
No. q and 50 60aS for No. l, as in quality.
TAR.-Sales of ITO bbls at 81 70, and SO bbIs dry)
at 50 Is per bbl
CoTroN. .-sman sales at 2e1sc for low n,dd]ina.
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Commercial.
Imports.

Imports.
BARBADOEs-Per sohr Emm ,-B7 hhds 8 tlerces
and 81 bbls Sugar, 80 puncheons Molasses, to
Risley & Creighton.
ExPOrtS.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston-25S tierces
Rice, S61 bales Upland Cotton, II bales Yarn, GO
packages Sundries.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.

E@ster rSunday-GrandM Musical Services
i'm tho Churches-BashoP Potter and
the Ritua1ists-Death OF tho Head OF
the Great Publishing House OF Harp
or q Brothers-Opening OF Arnold u
COnstable's New stOre-The New m 9TH
SlaAst Book COncern-Tho I" E4eralga's' -
Brooklyn Branch OMces &c.
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Drugs, Gbemials, Gtf.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE FLOOD

TIE nEPUTA TION
this excellent medicine on.
JOYS. is derived from ita
many OF which are
truly marvellous. Invete-
rate cs.es of SorO.ulous
disease where the system
see med saturated with
corrup ion, have been u
li6ed and cured by 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whick were sg-
grava' cd by tho soroiu-
Ions contamination mill
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Macon Market.

MACON, March 29.-CorroN.-The market the
week past exhibited considerable Improvement
cents. 1he quotations are as follows: Ordinary
1870; good ordinary 25c; low middling 25hc; mid
ding 28c The salee to-day we're 1853 bales; receipts
Al bales; shipments 282 bales sa'es Tor the week
So8 oales; receipts 222 bales and shipments 1853
bales.
MACON COTTON STATEMENT.
stock September i. 1sss...... ......... 1895
Received this week. eek.................. 222
Escsiysd previously. .b5 eos-5b $50
-, Ietai; ............. 57.166
Shipped previously. 4s 1as-4s 1855
4
Stock on hand this evening. 1870
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NIonteomerv NTarket

montgomery Market
MONTGOMERY. March 27-The general business
people busy planting and do not leave home If it
can possibly be avoided. The dry goojs men have
been doing fhfr city trade and filled some large or
ders from the country The grocery market is still
well supplied The changes in prices be seen IN
our corrected weekly reports Receipts Of cotton
are almost nothing and the general Impression is
that the stock In this section ~ about exhausted
The market is hrna at 26a2656c for low middlings.
We append regular weekly statement:
H.tsR WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september /, 1868...... eS8
Received past week. 2A7
Received previously. &c. $685., 113
r Total :. !. Y. 4. ;. s775l
Snipped previously. 60 AS6--31. 406
Stock on hand March 20, 1869. ......... 6,aee
neceaved corresponding week last ysar........ se7
Received to March a, 1868 81 Se8
Hhipped to March Al, 1868. 40, see
Stock ON hand March n, 1865. ........... 0,2A6
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, March 27.-CoTroN-The market
tons as follows: Ordinary S0a2s; good ordinary "a;
low middliDg Aha25
COTTON sTATEMENT.
Stock ON hsnd September !, 1868. ......... 80
Rscsve nrsuiSnsv @ 1oa aax
ro.al.. A,ssS
Snpped eO.d2y. 3OI
Shipped previously. 81 ,7i0-3S Oil
Stock on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q. SEA
CoRN.--Msrket buoyant to-day, the shipments
being quite large. We continue quotations at 60
cents buying loose, and 76 cents sacked and deliver
- $1,000. o.. a.... LII.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A p r AZ.

lrsoM "THE HAaTHLY rARAp1sE."]
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II q u Us
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.
ss

mai, such AZ LUN
LO w w A T e n,
HFAVES, Coughs,
DisteHnper, Feyers,
Founder, Loss OF
Appetite and Vital
Energy, sc.
It's use improves
the Wind, increas-
90 tho Appetite
gives o 8 m 90 { b
ana Glossy Skin
and transforns the
miserable Skeletons
into q hne looking .,
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KEEPERS OF cows THIS PREPARATION

B INVALUABLE
It In Q rea o 9 9 Q the
quantity and i'm
proves tho quality
Of the MILK. II
has been proven
by actual expert
nacnt to inc1eage
the q u an tity Of
MIX and Crealfa
MY per cent.
and make the But
A~..s Av>>>N 4~n = "A
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Sponging ON the Printer.-wc fluid the
following in an exchange and copy il, well
knowing it contains twice more truth than
poetry
The public corporations, societies and as
socations gauerillY have funny notion about
printers. They think VIZ ought to print, pun,
aud polish, all for nothing that is, tree gratls
in other words, they seem astonished if we ask
halEpricc for an ordinary notice, card Of thanks,
tribute of respect a personal communication,
or any thing else that interests few persons,
andrnot the gen raj reader. They think II costs
no money 10 advertise, puff, etc. And thus one
and another will sponge. They forget that
printers ink makes them nine-tenths OF their
large fortunes. They forget that 1t takes mon
ey to pay compositors, to buy ink. type, and pa
per and lastly even forget to thank you for
working for them for nothing by Rratuitously
putting their business or serving the public
Did YOU ever hear anybody, ar any corporation,
thank an editor for what he had done Guess
not. We print for money-to make a living
Persons will therefore govern themselves ac-
.cordingly."
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hSErIrIoN ron D,voucr. !.

MarhaE scamcu, Court Of Common Pleas
IS. Wood County. Ohio.
jackson u. SVamcu.
The said Jackson Seamsu, defendant, will
take notice that there Is now on file IN the office
of the Clerk Of the Court NJ Common Pleas, with.
in and for The said county, the petition of Mar
tbs y. Seamen, charging said a .fendant with
wilntl absence from her for more than three
wears last past, aud asking that she be divorced
from him aud that she have the custody of their
minor child, George W. Seamon. Said cause
will be hearl aul determined, on the tih day Of
January, A, u. 1870.
J.k.6J. NJ uoRn. Au'ys.
October %, 1869. 2ogsT 20
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! Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers Of real estate
% Wood County, as shown by the books in
Recorder MgREY's Office, for the week ending
October 20, 1863; ~ e-
@. N. Hocomb u A. Lansiale 81 eK e
sec 4, tP 4, range IL, 4o acres 81 900.
y.Smith to J. G. Weigle pt M sW sec Is
Up 3, range IL, IS acres 81 200.
W. NJ. Fowler IN J. u. Ralston pt n1f ue see
70. tp 5, range TO- IS acres 81 900
ID HOusley 10 ID. Smith ne sec IL, tp (, range
II, 100 acres--S 400.
S. L. BbughtOn 10 p. Pheian lot 4, blk A..
BouRton's addition to Bowling Green $3.50. ~
WIN. Gorrill TO p. Phelan PIT 80 SO sec "a, tp
S, range 10, lOt-$lO0.
A..fwining 10 e. b. Norris ptwH Sc sec p,
tp 6, range 10, acres--Sz00.
q. W. Hodge 10 p. PiKley se ag sec l, tp ,,
range 10, 20 aerea--S200.
J. Ricketts, % L. Hayward lot 27', Psrrys.
J.w. Canary 10 A. Hdrshbergor lots 81, %,
aud % Blk 10. BowliSg aFesn-Sl25.
~ lonker to @. Hershberger ri lot 80, Blk
10, Bowling Green 81 900.
A SegrOVe to q. jacobs az az sw sec 3, q
4, range I2, 40 aeres-S900.
l.. A.llb0urne ~ @. Soleathor: eLWX ne zee
s, tp 3, range IL, IS Aeres-st 200.
8. Eiehelbergsr 10 D Crook nl< NV sec 8
| tip S, range III, 80 asres-S7, 900.
! No. .ot haRsferS, II Total 5alue, ", ,0ee.
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written for the Perrysburg JOurnal.l
FATE.
ny LrlrLAAksrrR.

Thou has, woke in my heart the slOmberi'E
tide,
which ne'er has known ough, but b peacefully
Yet my poor poor trembling lips will never once
ehide,
love thee sol
The sweet cup of bliss which every heart sips,
But once IN a life-ime, Is held IN nv lips.
Aud I cannot drink, tho 1t tomptingly tips;
oh. no oh, no
The wild sea is rough, and my frsil bark is
Aud the shadows are gathered as dark as the
night;
But dare not look where the stars shine bright.
To light me DER.
oh, the storm looms up in the blackened sky,
And the loud wind walls with sobo'ng eryi
But must not dream, nor long, nor sigh
For the greeu-leaved shore
Oh. hush nv weary heart be still
Poor trembler, It's our Fathers will;
We NAV have 'scaped some bodng Ill;
Then let Il be
And then, most perfect, peerless star,
I still must worship thee from star,
And lore shines bright which no time can
mar,
Ever for thee.
Nv lie was ever without a cheer,
Twas November, to me, thro' the whole sad
Oh why did the gladsome daylight appear,
All me too late
How the lonesome shadows darkly cling
But We will not think what" might have BEEN"
In the great Eternal no love is sin,
Anl we can wait
PBRRYsBURG, October, 1869.
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LEGAL ADvERTfSEMENTs

NOTICE 10 hereby cteh fiat an arpIiea.
~ ton viii be made t6shis Bxcclleney, the
Sovetnor oi Ohio AS soon heraftsr as may he
lawfully done, Tor the uucvudi6cnil II pardon OF
ue'rge w. Van G6rdsr. desvisttdiat the Sep.
,enoer term ot,he Court sC Commnn Pleas A.
y. leop, o. Wood ec'sa;s \ Ohio, Il the eripe 81
tentiary for tho termo( thrco yaais dus notice
hereof having beeu given " kiexandsr Brown,
the Prosecuting Attorney nc wood county, Ohio.
Mus. GEO. W. VAN GORnER
Perrysburg, Ohio, October %, 1899. esrss75
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Brood Mares.-lnpublishing the premium
list of our County Fair, we gave il as per copy
furnished us. There seems to have been some
mistakes in the copy, which is next to an i'm
possibility to prevent upon such occasions. The
list as published gave the first premium on
Brood Mares to Mr.. FooT. This was a mis'a
Mr.. 7. C. REID, Superintendent of the Infrmary
Farm, received the red card, and got the second
premium on Sucking Colts.
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NOTICE is hereby given, lhst an appHes.
IN 6m will b, made To his eAecneusy, the
Goyerno, " Ohio, as soou hereafter as ii NAV
be done, for the unconditional paricn of William
z. Van Gor Yer, who was convicted uf arsnn at
the term ofthe Court W Common Pleas, hegun
and held within the county II wond, September
%, 1859, aud who was sentenced upon said
c, c,nvir,i,n, bt said G. urt IN hard labor IN the
ONO Pcniteniiary RF tho tern, IT two years -
due notice nf this application having been given
to Arxapdur Brow a, fnrseculing Attorney OF
Said county.
20csS MRs. WILLIAM r. VAS GoRDER.
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Tiage Gnide," price IS cents. Address the
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III BOWsryI Sen York, POslOfhce Box lose
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

Sad Accident.-On Tuesday evening last
as the accommodation which runs between Lii
ma and Dayton was nearing a crossing some
two miles north of Botkns Station, man at
tempted to cross the track with two-horse team
and wagon. Just as the team got upon the track
they were struck By t.e engine, instantly killing
both horses, son of the gentleman who was
also in the wagon, bruisinG the father slightly
and totally demOl Olishing the wagon.