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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-15
The Fate of Maj. Elliotts Command,
The Bodies of Mrs. BIinn aud Child.

The New York Herald has a letter giving an
account Of the sad fate of Major ELLIOTT and
his fifteen men in the recent conflict with the
Indians, and Of the finding Of the bodies of Mrs
CLARA DLISS and child. II seems that Major
ELLroTT, with his little band followed BLACK
Kettles flying savaEes, after their defeat Sv
CrsrAR, and was ambuscadcd aud Overpowcrcd
mt man being spared. The writer says of
the scene at the battle-ground;
Within an area Of not more than fifteen yards
Law sixteen human bodies, all that remained of
Elliott and his party The winter air swcpt
across the plain aud with its cold blasts had
added 10 the ghastlinoss of death the additional
spectacle of sixteen naked corpses frozen as so-
/ lily as stone. There was not a single one that
did not exhibit evidences OF fearful mulilation
She bodies were all lying with their faces down,
aud 10 close proximity to each other. Bullet
sud arrow wounds covered the backs of each
the throats ot number were cut, aud several
we're beheaded. Owing 10 the mutilntion uf the
bodies and no one present having been suiIi-
siort,T acquainted with Major Elliott while liv-
ing, his body was not at the time recognized
The grass where they lay was trodden down,
aud number of cartridge shells testify 10 the /
valor ofthcir defense, until some friendly, fatal
bullet gave them the only alternative of escape
from the terrible torture to which they would |
uuquestionably have been subjected il taken |
alive. II Is not likely that the cutre party were
Killed before taken, but whether any aud who /
were taken alive, aud the trying and terrible |
moments which followed, will always remain |
mystery,
During the journey n the battle field this |
morning, detachment moving along the river
founi, near the recent camp of the kinwaS, the
bodies OF white woman aud child. Two bull
lct-holes penetrating the brain were found
also the back of the skull was rearrully crushed
Ms if by a hatchet, The body of the child pre-
s.ued the appearance of starvation beng re-
duced to perfect skeleton. There were no
marks on the body, except a bruisc On tic
check which leads tn the conclusion that the
child was seized by the feet and dashed against
tree. When brought in. the body of the wn-
man was recognized as Mrs. Blinn. The wo-
man was captured bv Sanmnta, chief uf the
Ktowas, when she was ruthlesslv murdered
The body was dressed ~ the ordinary dress of
a white wouSan; ; on the feet were pait of
leather CATERS, comparatively new. Upnn the
breast was found piece of coru cake, and the
position Of the hands indicated that the woman
was eating when she unexpectedly received tho
fatal blow. The body presented the appear
ancc Of woman nf more than ordinary beauty,
small in figure, aud not IN re than twenty two
years Of age.
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Written for the PrrrysburE journal. !
TIE BALLOT-RON

The experiment of Am 'rican Independence.
or the question whether the great mass of the
people are capable of self government viii be
decided at the ballot box. The history OF the
United States for the last ninety three wears
tea shes us that such a government Is possible
This history teaches ms also that the price of
liberty Is eternal vigilance. The enemies Of
civil and religious liberty, At home and abroad,
spare neither time nor money 10 establish a
privileged class. There has been constant
and relentless warfare between the few and tue
many tn decide which shalt sway the sceptcr
The early efforts to secure dem cratic govern
ment proved failure. Demagogues and ariS-
tocracies were too strong for the masses lav-
'Hg formed monopoly of wealth and knowl-
lge, the great masses OF the poor aud ignorant,
under the guidance OF these leaders, were con-
trolled and subiuGatcd. Such has been the
case in Europe aud Asia for many years
France may be compared tn q volcano, where
the two opposite principles OF government have
been brought into terrific collision. Aud more
recently, spain comes upon this arena Of striles.
hut no where In the wide world has thus war
fare Of classes and races been nure brnvrlv
fought than here la the Unilrd States or Amer
icl. All the dh'rert classes and races arc
gathering together here coming 10y thousands
trim the four corners NJ the earth. This cuun.
try will continue to be the great battlefield of
dimocracy. More languages and dialects will
be spoken at the American ballot box than
were spoken al Babel. Heaven grant that the
results may be more auspieiouSl Then will DC
II ,eded some great molding, cohesive power to
secure a tnlerabIe degree OF unity. There is
some power that will control these hctcrogene-
Gus masses. And underthe drli uf party lead.
ers it is probable there will appcar to be but
two parties. The great danger to be- feared /,
the effort IN cajole aud deceive the people The
strategy Of p0lit es has ever been loo success
iul. The people" "rhc d. ar people" have
always been dear "a tyrauts But this dcarucss
y to be taken in the same sense that the llmb
i dear 20 the wolf. In the name OF democracy
ihe greatest despOts rule. A man often goes /,
the ballot-bON, prond with the conscious feeling
Of liberty, and then bind as 10 the FIRST prnci
pies which secure to him his malienable rights
votes hiAself a slave. q, Tyranny! thm cruc
mother how many despots have nestled IN th,
spawn under the fair name OF Democracy
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sNIUTAToRY.

AZ will bo seen by the above, Mr.. ODiiSoER's
management Editorial aud otherwise, ceases
with this issue of the IuURNAL.
I again assume control of iis columns with
,el.etance, with the knowledge ! have OF the
many tho;bs and thistles that bcset such path
Of duty, locally and otherwise.
To those with whom am best acquainted, Il
Is useless to say wha, the political reflections of
the JoupSAL will be, as have been identified
and in full sympathy with the Republican party
since its Or anzatun, With full confidence in
she honesty and ability Of the Executive elect,
and hyal Congress, which was elected be-
sause it was pledged To honesty aud ecuncm,,
10 the upholding Of the public faith aud credit
and 10 tho faithful execution uf the laws, we
eau but look forward 10 bright future for the
American Republic.
IN my enlistment, as private, in the corps
editorial, It shall always be my aim to make
the columns Of the JOURNAL OF interest To-
its many friends in Wood County, TO speak
Of men aud matters as | fpA them. relying
upon Him who even noteth the fall of the spar
rOw, for wisdom and prudence 80 to do.
JAMES TtMMONS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-15

Recently we received letter from JouS Bat
LgY, of Lake Township, oi this county, who is
at present on visit to England. As a matter
quaintnnces in this county, we here reproduce
the major portion Of the letter. which is dated
ut HaCkthorn MarhamchurclI, near Strattnn,
Cornwall, England, December II, 1868. lie
writes ns fulowsi
Mr.. Bum, Of Sanlusky County, Mr.. BRM,
Mr.. PINHEGER Mr.. FARMER. nv wife and my
self ffum Wood County, sailed from New York
for England on the 9TH ur November last, and
after a tedious aud rough passage of sixteen
DAYS and four hours. we landed IN livcrpnol-
all in good health, aud found our friends we'll.
The country looks just about the same os
when left, sixteen years ago. but very little
improvement has been made. Farm laborcrs
only get one shilling aud six pence per day, and
board themselves, being about thirty.six cents
of our money. So you can see that slavery Tor
what Ia MS bodl exists in England, as largo
majority Of the lnbOrng class are compelled to
rvmaiu in England, Tor the reason that they
never will accumulate the means upon which
10 cmigratr.
] reached Dcvonshirc three davs before the
South Devon election came OIL | can assure
you that politics ran high had an opportu-
nifty uf hearing the candidates speak at Ply
that the audience spoke more than the cundi-
dates. There was no order whatever, so that |
could not hear all that was said bv the Candi-
dates. AZ Que point in one OF the speeches
some of The people chcered the speaker great
deal, particularly two or three gentlemen who
were Standing near me. ! asked them what
the speaker had said, that they were so elatcd.
Their reply was that hsy did not Lns,r.
The Conservative or Tory party charge the
Liberal party with being very dangerous to the
state, because II g0es on, step by step, from
measure tn measure, aud there is no knowing
where II will stop, Iurd AMBERLEY, the Lib
cral candidate, replied to this charge in an able
manner, in about these words:
Gentlemen, II You ask me when the Liberal
party will stop, shall have no hesitation in re-
plying Ia that question by saying that | do not
think it can ever stop The Liberal party can
not cease to exist, aud eau not cease tn find OBJ
iects upon which II may devote its attention
md energies. Whom uue grievance is removed
some other will be found when one step is
taken, we shall see another beiurc us, which il
will be our duty to take next. AS long as there
are any grievances to be removed, any Injustice
to be rchrcsscd any religious intolerance to be
cpmhatted and as long ns there is poverty,
crime and ignorance in the land, 80 long there
must he objects TOR the Liberal party to work
upon, and so long will there be room Tor MS to
contend for such change or improvement in the
law rs will tend to cure aud redress these evils"
But, will not tire your patience further At
this time. II amy one desires Ia write to mo
beforNheSt March, letter will reach mo by
being directed tn JOHN BAILEY,
Hackthorn Mathamchurch, near Stratton,
Cornwall, England,
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EXECUTORS Sale Of Real Estate.

H. Schroeder, ExcCut Or Of lamor HELLER. against
Clara lIeber and others. .-prObate Court, State
of Ohio. " UOd County, SIS:
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF an
~ order Of sale. issued by the Probate Court Of
Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and drliv-
cred, viii offer for sale al publ anction, the
premises hereinafter described, MONDAY,
and 2r. NJ Of that day, the following la nds and
tenemenis, to vii: Lying and being between the
forks of the south and west branch Of the Portage
River, In section ten (lO) tow nship five (5) north
of ran ge twelve (12) east, In Wood County. Ohio,
commencing at the northeast corner of Hiram
Pember's land, in the center of the county road:
thence north along said road twenty.six rods to n
l6 inches in diameter, on the hank OF the river;
theme up said west branch Of the Portage River
to white oak 81 inches in diameter, being the
southwest corner Of said lOt on the corner OF D..
Pemher's land; thence east to the place Of beRfR-
Mug, at the county road, containing less about H
of the south side Of said tract, sold to John
Bunker. and being two and on e ha acres mere
less, together with all the privileges and appurte-
to the same belonging includ ing the 81 cam
saW.mill nd all fixtures thereon situate. Also,
Lot No. Q, commencing at stake in the north and
south road; thence easterly eight (e) rods; thence
noTtherly six (6) rods to the center Of the north
and south road; thence southerly along sa id road
to place of beginning, containing 81 rods OF land,
living between the fork Of the Portage River. in
the same section as aboTe-aIl In Freedom Town.
shin, Wool County, Ohio. First piece appraised
at 81, 500: second piece apprais ed at sl5
Terms OF fSale--One- third ca sh in hand; one.thirf
in one year. AMI one.third in two years. Deferred
IN SCHROEDER, Executor.
Ry nnDoE & TYLER, his Attorneys.
December ~, 1865. 35eSi0
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Terrible Earthquake in Mexico.

SAN fRANClSCO, January Y.
A letter FROM ColHa. Mexico, gives an ac-
count Of a terrible earthquake that WAS rxperi-
eneed ia that city on the morning Of December
20. For several DAYS previous, the volcano ui
Culima, thirty miles from the ,ity, bad exhibited
symptoms OF internal communion, sending forth
smoke aud steam, accompanied bY rumblngs
shakings 0f the earth. aud on the morning Of The
20th by gentle rocking Of the earth, which
gradually Increased in violence until the walls
cracked. Everything bIeakable ia the houses
Sas demolished. Vibrations frou northeast 10
southwest lasted nearly forty seconds. The ca .
hedral aRd warehouse, brick buildings, were
cracked from top 70 bottnm.
The people, startled from sleep, rushed fran
healiy forth Z the plaza. II was reported that
several persons were killed By the falling Of the
National Hotel The shock was ielt long dis.
tanee In the interior. In several places the
ground opened, trees were upr,oted, hills lereled.
water courses changed, aud general upheavai
o. the earth took place. Az the city Of Manzan.
lilo the cathedral building, witch had stod ~
shocks and earthquakes and storms Of over
century, WAS riVen lrOm Cop n b,iton. and even
n ihff we're 81 ken. Some eight.
srn 81. -. t.., is.4a ssrs csasI.el hv the an
ing walls. The American Hotel aad urco oil.
sF buildings we're buried in tie Iails.
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SHLRTFF,S SALE.


Thomas Kennett ct al, ! In Wood County
VS.. Common PIeaS.
Charles II. Nibelung ct oil.
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued in the
mon Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, | will offer for sale at
public vendue, at the dOur of the Court house,
in Perrysburg, WOod County, Ohio, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 10, 1869,
Between the hours of | and o'clock of said
day, the following described real estate, tO-wit:
The southeast quarter of section seventeen tl7l,
township five t5), north Of range ten (l0) east,
containing one hundred and sixty acres of land =.
Also, the northwest quarter Of section seventeen
90, township five 81, north Of range ten (l0)
ca st, containing one hundred and sixty acres of
land. Also, the east half oi tire northeast Quar-
ter of section seventeen tl7), township five 81,
north Of range ten 100 east, containing eighty
acres Of land, Alsn, the north half of the south
west quarter Of section seventeen lE), township
tive (5l, north ot range ten no. east, containing
eighty acres OF land, Also, the south halt of the
southwest qNaTteE Of ,Seeaioh seventeen (If,
township 6ve 81, DOssh Ot age ten (lOl ca
containing eighty acres of nd. Also, the north
east quarter of section nineteen (lsl, tsWnsbip
hEs s., north of range ten (l0l east, containing
one bIndred aud sixty acres Of land. Also, the
west half OF the northeast quarter OF seetioa
twenty [ Ssl, township five t5l, north q range
ten lSl east, esgtaiping eighty acres OF land.
CHARLES W. EfERS, Sheriff,
KEST, NEwToS & PVGsLEY, Plf's Atys.
PerrysbuTg, December Is, issS. 24Sss D
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NptclaT MHSTeF OOnlnlIssIlNtTs
Perrysburg, January 1859. 36ess 25
NUASTERCOMM SALE.

S. p. Browning,
VS.. In Wood Common PIeaS.
Noah W Cox ct al.
BY virtue of an order NJ sale. issued in the
above cause bv the Clerk nf the Court nf Com
mon Pleas. Of Wood County, Ohin, and to me
directed and delivered, ] will offer for sale at
public vcnduc, ut the door Of the Courthouse,
in Perrvsburg. Of said county, on
TUESDAY MORNING, February 2, 1869,
Between the hours Of 0 and 10 O'Clock Of said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit
The south half of the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section number TWEEN
tv-one (2l), in town number fnur (4) Of the
twelve miles square reserve at the foot of the
Rapids,in Wood County Ohio, containing twenty
acres appraised At $500.
CHARLES W. EVERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
F. 4 d. X. HoLLENBECK, Att'ys for Plf.
Perrysburg, January /, 1861. 36eS7 IS
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AhIEu.

With the present issue, as viii be seen by an
,ouneemen, in another place, my connection
With the Perrysburg jorRSAL, as Editor aud
propric,,r, ceases. "wHh malice toward none,'
and the kiudliest feelings for all, bid the read
ape and patrons ofthe paper kind sjieu, with
tbc best wishes fVF their prospect ~.
+, J. OBLtNGER.
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JonS MINoR BORIS died at his home in Cul-
pepper County, Virginia, on Friday morning
last, the 9Th inst, in the eth year Of his age.
During the rebellion, his patriotism never wa
vcrcd, aud he has left bchnd him the reputation
II an honest aud high-nmdrd man. postcrty
will remember him as one OF the few who stood
faithful among the faithless.
general LovgLL II. ROUSSEAU died nt New
Orleans, on Thursday night, the 9Th inst, IN
the 5lst year Of his age. During the war Of the
rebellion, he proved himself gallant aud mor-
itorious officer IN the cause OF the Union, but
his later acts and pulicy have dimmrd the lus-
ter of his former brilliant record.
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MASTER COMMISsIONER,s SALE.
In Wood Common Pleas.

Morris +. Skinner
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
David Dunlap ct al.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. of Wood County. Ohio. and to me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale at
publievendue ut the door Of the Courthouse, in
the town ofPerrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, un
TUESDAY FORENOON, February 2, 1869,
Between the houis Of II and ? O'Clock Of said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit:
The east half Of the south half of the south
west quarter Of section twenty ty-seven ga: ap-
praised at $500, The east half of the west half,
Of the south half OF the southwest qua rter of
said section 27 appraised at S400. Nso the
north east quarter Of the northwest quarter OF
section "a, appraised at $500, all in township
four { 4) north, Of range twelve tl2) east in
Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. EYERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
Perrvsburp, January 1859. 36eSS 25
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Splendid Business Property
IN PERRYsDURG,
NO "a q a . M !.

IN consequence Of domestic sfiiciion, now
/ offer for sale the business-siand, on Front.
street, Perrysburg, Ohio, IN which ! am located,
and more familiarly known as the Seibert
Property. The premises 10 well known as
one VI the best business lucatona IN the place,
and is we'll calculated for a Hotel, or almost
any kind Of business that may be desired.
II has q front of 80 feet and n depth Of 90
feet. The House has two business rooms, and
sleeping apartments TO accommodate trdfn ~ to
% dodgers. Also, an excellent well and cis-
tern. and y large and commodious Stable, re-
Gently built, calculated Cor stabling ii horses.
No more desirable location, for business pur-
poses, can well be secured in the place.
For particulars, M to price and terms OF sale,
call ut1 the subscribcr on the premises.
39 j. J. HALLER, Perrysburg, U.
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SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIFF,s SALE.

Edward Quigley,l
Va In Wood Common Pleas.
Frank Lewis.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, ! will offer for sale at
public yeudue, at the door Of the Courthouse,
In Perry sbsrg, OF said eounty, on
TUESDAY MORNING, February 2, 1869,
Betweea the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock, Of said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit
lot No. three (3l, in Lewis's Division to the
town of Lewisburg, in Milton Township, Wood
County, ohio. Appraised at $3.50.
J. W. BROWNSBERGER, Sheriff.
DODGE & TYLER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January Z, 1869. 37es6 80
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EGAL NOTACE.-Notice is hereby given
4 that John Campbell, Administrator Of the &C.
tate Of Gideon Cornell deceased; UTiah Dunn, Ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of James Dunn deceased;
Henry Lundy, Administrator Of Anna a Smith, de-
ceased. and James I. Martin. Guardian OF Emily
T.. and Aimeda N, Walters, have filed. in the Pro-
bate Court OF Wood County, Ohio, their accounts
for hnal settlement OF said estates, and the same
will he for hearing on the 2ith day Of January, A.
d, 1859.
EDWIN TCLLEK, Probate Judge.
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a TTACIIMENT NOTICE.

Joel Swnehart PIN, vs.. Frederic Hatch. defend't.
before Daniel Hall, J. 7. for Perry Township,
Wood County, Ohio.
On the 9Th day Of December, 1s6s said Justice is.
sued order of attael ment in the above action
for the sum Of Forty.siN Dollars and fity Cents.
JOEL SAlNEU ART.
December 90. 1863 J6cN
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
IS. In Wood Common Pleas.

Martin Powers
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Homer Pember.
by virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County Ohio, and TO me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door Of the Courthouse.
in Pcrrysburg. Of said county, on
TUESDAY MORNING, February 2. 1869,
Between the hours Of 10 and | O'Clock cf said
day, the following described real estate to-wit
The east one-fourth Of the southwest quarter
of section thirty (30l in township five -, north
of range twelve tl2). containing forty acres OF
land, in Wood County Ohio: appraised 81 200.
CHARLES w. EYERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
J. X & ]. VI. IIoRD, Plaintiff s Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January |, 1869. 36cS7
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MASTER COMMIsSIONEN's SALE.

j. b. Barney,l
VS.. In Wood County Com non Pleas.
]. T. Jones.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, and TO me
directed and delivered, l will offer Tor sale at
public veudue, at the door OF the Courthouse, /,
in Perrysburg, and county aforesaid, on
TUESDAY MORNING, January l9, 1869.
Between the hours OF ii and ~ O'Clock, Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
The east = of the northwest x of section 81,
in township 3, north Of range 10 east; appraised
at 81 200.
Special Master Commissioner.
DrxN e. BLAcKFoRD, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Perrysburg, December II, 1868. 54es6 80
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&HERIFF'S SALE.

Mary Handley ct al, !
VS.. W OOd Common PleaS.
Lyman Bcllevile ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County. Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door of the Courthouse,
in Perrysburg, of said county, ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON February 2, 1859,
Between the hours of 3 and 4 O'Clock Of said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit
SO much Of Out-Lot No. one hundred and
sixty-ive (I65), of Perrysburg, Wood County,
Ohio as lies ON the south side of the Maumee
and Western Reserve Road, containing about
one-half acre Of land, free from all dover ap-
praised at 5000.
CHARLES W. ENERS, Sheriff.
DoDGE & TYLER, Plintitr's Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January ], 1869. 36cS7 30
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SHERIFF SALES.
SSHERIFF,s SALE.
John A. Robertson,
Wood County
Com Pleas Court.

VS.. Com Pleas Court.
Charles L. Kneeland ct al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me di-
rscted and delivered ! win offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, at the door Of the Court house, in
Perrysburg, Of said county, ~
TUESDAY MORNING, January 10, 1869,
Between the hours of 10 and Il o'clock, Of said
day, the following described real estate, lo-wit:
Lot No 1858, in the town Of Perrvsburg, Wood
County, Ohio; appraised at 81 900.
CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff.
J.K.& J. NJ. HoRD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, December II, 1868 S4es6 70