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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Schr Ella Nj. Pennel MITCHELL Boston, Pine Knot Coal
schr Dauntless, Goombs, Boston, j, F; Bailey 400;
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Sanspare, McAlpn, 40 days from Liverpool, with
mdse. John r. Penrose. Towed up by tug America.
Barqpe Schamyl Crosby days from Boston, in ballast
Schr q McCSnvile Fletcher 70 days from Bangor with
Sehr L. D. Small, Small days from DanverspOrt, with
Scbr NJ g. Mosey, Urann, days from Boston, with ice
schr St. Clair Edwards Irelan, l2 daysfrOm Gardiner
with ice to knicseroocker Ice Co. H. r.. ,,.,,. IA,
Schr S. Bickmore Barter, days from Gardiner with
Schr Eliza Jane, Seeman, from Great Egg Harbor in
schr R. Palmer, Clark days from Gardiner with ice
Sehr j. Forsyth APplegate days from ROckl@nd Lake
Schr Lizzie Van BTpnt Vines days from !. RpckIand
Schr Mary Mapkp, Tyler, days from ROckland Lake,
Schr Frances, Gibbs, days from Rockland Lake. with
Sc6r T. A. Adams, -, from Gardiner, with ice to
sebr peHHtless CoOmbs, days from Boston, in ballast
scnr Webster Bernard, Smith, from Boston, in ballast
schr Gorneia Noyes from Portsmouth, Va, with rail
road ties to LenpEx Burgess isdodO 7d.r. po..
with sfnF ice sSPgi to Ice 6o
schr George Kiiborn, Stanley, days from Boston, in
schr j. p wymSn, Urann, from Jacksonville, with um
schr Mary B. Harris, Crowley. from New York.
sSRT sSRT Pean6 MeRe ES New York
schr q. r, yickeEy, Benton, days from Dghton.
Bao GhnPl GS'S n "V1 with lumber to T. P GAVIN Co. 4' 0
coRsEhed 6s "SpS5 to j. J. f. Bailey Co.
| C1rrrsUoadeHce If The EreHing Telegraph
| EASTON Il MoMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YoRK OFFICE, August 3-Four barges leave in
| tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
q. H. Stuart, with ice, for Chesapeake City.
Forward with furniture, for New Brunswick
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, August 5.-Ihe following
| barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
E ii. Parks; p. Able; M. A. Loughney; G. q Gere;
Moonlight Rover VIM Norman; Osprey; W. Il, Blessing;
Eldoi Cascadilla, all with coal for New York
WA j. Thompson, with coal, for Wilmington.
Coal trade from Philadelphia to New York. dull freight
ruling 81 90 22O lbs anthracite and SlOO for 3340
lbs bituminous Large number of vessels arriving will
probably 1urther diminish rates OF freight L. s. U.
| MEMORANDA.
Ship John Bright, McMulen for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Liverpool 2st ult
Ship Loeb Lomond, Williams for Phlladelpha, cleared
Steamship Tonawanda, Wakeley, hence at Savannah
Bar0ue Proteus Chapman, hence, at Hamburg 9ls ult.
Barque Columbia, Foss, hence via City Point sailed
from Fortress Monroe yesterday. for London.
BaIque Meridian, Lenz for Philadelphia, sailed from
BremeThavep 22d ult
BarGue Bosquah Ajeo, La Nasa, for Philadelphia, en-
/ tered out at Liverpool 2Jth ult. o., , 500,
Barque d. Mcpherson, Mason, hence, at Gibraltar 18th
BaTgue N Churchill, Murphy for Philadelphia entered
| out at Liverpool 9th ult .s.-.., ,s.L
BarQue Maria Margaretha Daen nence dt obeIIh loln
| BaIGue Annie W. Weston Dawes for Philadelphia
| tered out at Liverpool goth ult -
| Brig Diana Mchaels, hence, at La flotte loth ult
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeoS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
Sun RISES. Moon RISES. .......... 1884
Sun SETS. HIGH WATER IL IL
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOIN o. JAMES,
@. B. DURBOROw, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH,
THOMAS l.. GILLESPIE, }
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FINANCIAL,
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN,
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN & CO.,

Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN q CO.,
No. 5S EXCHANGE Place, und III. X.
JESUP g CO., TO. 12 PINE Street,
New York, offer for sale the Bonds OF
the Kansas Pacific Railway. These
Bonds pay Seven Per Cent. in Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Free from
Government Taxation; are secured by a
Land Grant of Three Million Acres of
the Finest Lands in Kansas and Colo
rado. In addition to this special grant,
the Company also owns Three Millions
Of Acres in Kansas, which are being
rapidly sold to develop the country and
improve the road. They are a first
mortgage upon the extension of the
road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver,
Colorado. The road in operation NOW
EARNS MORE THAN ENOUGH NET
INCOME TO PAY THE INTEREST ON
THE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security in the market-this being in
some respects better than Government
Securities. PRINCIPAL AND INTE-
REST PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price 90,
and accrued Interest, in Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and Circulars fur
nished on application.
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DRY GOODS.

- r. &C & w o o .,
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FII.BERT.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS!
Swiss Musnns Victoria Lawns NansOoka
S,stEnish Camhrlcs, Brlliants, Piques, etc.
Paid and Plain Organdies.
Plaid and Stripe Nalnsooks
Plaid and Stripe Swiss Muslins, etc. etc
shirred Muslins, 80 Co. 75 81, IS cents, aud 81 per
yard.
handsome Marselcs Quilts.
Honeycomb and jacquard Quilts.
Colored Tarlstans for covering.
Mosquito Netting by the piece or yard.
able Linens, Napkins, and Towels.
Beaohed and Unbleached Muslins.
Bargains in Ladies and Gents Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs plain and hemstitched
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings.
Magic Runlings, Coventry Rumngs
Marseilles Trimmings and Registered Edgipgs,
cheap.
FANS! FANS! FANS!
Fans very cheap
Linen Fans Autograph SILK Fans, Japanese Fans,
and Palm Leaf Fans "a 43sws
PRICE & WOOD,
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The CanVaSSerS.

The Board of Aldermen, pursuant to adjourn
ment reassembled in the Common Council
Chamber yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, an
proceeded to the election of canvassers, with tn
following RESULT
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,. htpu9HcGns-First division, Joshua Glendennng,
Deal lhnd, Morris h. Anllok, Wlllain H. Vodges
hOhilh, John Murray, William II. BlfttOn; Fifth
William u PEPPER, II, u. lands; Sixth, Lndley
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
IIInTI.

CRANE OF Pulmonary Corsmapton, on
Sabbath morn March Z. 1859. Mrs. MARr 4
CEANE, Aged 80 years, months aud ~ dafs
kl,o. IN the same morning EvKRFrr h., kcd
Of Ne. N. H. A MABY A, CEASs, Aged months
end - days. ~
mrs CRANE was born 10 Perry sbutg, Sep 70
1888. thar father Mr. T. ,, PERvis beiug one o.
he oldest residents Of ihe pllcel who're she re
sided Until The time Of hcr death. Sic diligent
" avaiDcd herself OF thc ad,aatages ~ ihe
town Cor procuring an cd tion, aud carefully
fitted herself for the duties uf 10 ,chcr, which
profession she commenced at the aye of fItecu,
teaching in tie district schools adjacent TO the
town ruf FIVE years when she was selected by
The Board OF Education 10 take charge Of the
Primary school of Perry ysburg,in which capaci-
ty she served with great satisfaction Until the
time Of her marringcto Mr. II. T.. erase, on
New Years Eve, 1868.
She unitol with the Bipt.l Church NJ this
place IN the year 1869, uf which she remained
member until her death.
The many amidblc qualities Of both heart and
mind which sln possessed. cndearcd her TO her
large circle At acquaintanccs. aud in special
manner made her 10 10 both esteemed aud loved
by her relatives, aud made her loss 10 her hus-
baud tu be such as only those who are called
to part With such scif-dcnying tender aud loving
Niles can know the bitterness and greatness of.
During AL the sniietings NJ her long sickness
she found th1 Savior IN be her consolation and
strengths aud on the mora Of her death was hbll
TO rei,ncc herself and comfort her relatives with
the blessed assurance that that day shc was GO
ing homo tO her Fhtho,'s house in Heaven, where
two VI her CHILDREN had preceded her uud the
other following ~ thrJ1 short hours.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
The Now York Papers oa tag Cabinet,

New York, Marca 6 rha Hsrtli says ur the
new Cabinet; "Ne see in this new Cabinet that
Grant has given the IA ma ging Rspub,ican poll-
;iciaus Wile berlh tbat he has chosen his meu
iur business anI as his spborimatts, aud with
no, tAe remoiesl i6ea that they are TO be bis
masters or his coeqNals in the administration.
The Tribuue Says the new Cabinet means
business. Emphaueally, each man was chosen
by General Grant expressly 10 aid him in carey
iug out the Programme OF economy aud Iulegri-
~ embodied in the inaugural,
The Times says "The Cabinet, as a whole
will not commend itself TO the favor oG poliii
clans, because It has not been taken from their
ranks Tor are the men whn compose it su.li.
eiently well known to the pubhca at large 10 crp
m ind, in advance, the full Contdtpce OF tas com,
munty but in the very freshness of its chtrdc-
ter, in the fact thatits members era busncs,
men rather than politicians, aud ara likely to
make the practical interests OF the country their
first care, we see ground for believing that ia,
Cabinet will, by its practical worSlug, vinlisatS
the wisdom OF its selection"
The World says" Grant has made such a Cabi
net as no politician would have ADVISED, such !
Cabinet as no newspaper could have cunjee
tnrei-a Cabinet which ills his p ,litioal oppl.
nents with wonder and his political friend
with suppressed dismNy." Il derides the ap.
paintments, aud says that not QUE has eve
been known in the councils OF tae nation,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
lCnmninnicntchl

March o. 1889
Enron JouRSAL.7-ln the Toledo Commercial
of yesterday, luutice u communication over the
signature of Bowling Groen," upon the subject
OF the county seat controversy. ofitS paternity
have no doubt, beliey ing II tn have been writ
ten by the gentleman who "prescntsd among
other points, he pogt that the transcript pre-
scutod was not such a transcript as the law re-
quires to be attached to petition in error"
Ii the writer is correct in his conclusion. that
this is the end OF tho contest, why did he write
and publish this communication Toe cause,
covering toe reason assigned at It's chose, Is ton
thn and Transparent 60 deceive or msload auy
one, llo was, erideutlY, actuated by several
motives and effects in writing It, lst The
gratiNcatu oi harmless variety IN presrntn,
| himself as successful IN opposing a mo ion
| made by lawyer Of the chnccaod ability ol
| Judge RASSEy. ~, An egoustcd eifrt Il
ada ertlsG himself as = great tapgor, but the ef.
feet, probably will b. the reverse ot that desired
| 81 81 lrrbte, annoy aud iysrr the podpl,
ut Perry sOUrg because they have Called tn APP
| prtciate Ills ,rluscculcnt merits, ith, TOingrl,
| hte himself into tllc good giaceS aud conRdtucg
| al the cltiE'ns nf bowling Green, and through
these To oblsin e9iee, buoinets, and position IN
! society,
| ! presume he will not complain but be cutircl,
satisfied, a hc is remtted 70 tltc resources, an,
those ouly, which he has selected,
Yours, PERRESRURG.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
AaminIslralor,s saIe ofReaI EslaIO

IL pursuance of nm order Of the Probate Court
Of Wood County, Ohio will oiier for sale At
public auctiun, on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of
April, 500, between the hours Of one and three
O'Clock m tie aftcrnuup, at the dwelling house
nov occupied hy.F. j. Stout, nearthe premises,
the following described real estate, situate in The
county uf Wood aud State Of Ohio, to.Niti
The undivided hllf Of the southeast qua rter
of che northwest quarter Of section number nine
90, township number Eve ~ north, range num-
Der nine lyJ cast, c0ulaiuing forty (a0) aoIes
mure " less appraised at 500.
Also, the uudiyide hall ofthe west half NJ the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section number nine (9), township number five
(5l north range number nine t0l east, contain
log twenty acres more or less. appraised At 5000
forms of sale One third cash In hand, and
the balance Ia two cqua' annual payments, with
interest, 10 be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold. JOHN CAMPBELL, Adm.
Weston Township, March G, 1869. 46esS 7j
N. B. Seneca Sterling, owner Of the other
half Of the above described premises, will sell
his interest IN the same on the same terms and
conditions as above stated.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12


En- JouRNAE.--lt is Snmo time siuca you have
published anything from this place, aud lherc-
fore send You an item or two; We had very
good sogbiuR fora few days With ,oDl wealth
er. Il has ouabled the fIrmcrs aud lumbermeu
10 get out good many hogs, aod tbe mill yards
Me about nl.
Last Thurs lay, "mauguration Day, was du-
" observed here. Tae church bell commenced
toAinR at ELEVEN o'clack AMI continued until
nam, TOT the departure Of, and hope, the last
disloyal administration this country will ever
be cursed with, The lollmg bell was it sc-
cmpaument 10 the great PLAYED out" A, Us
lonely, silent march from tha White House. Al
- NJ. the bells commenced singing out the
Joyous SQUAD ~ a new and brighter prospect
fir the eanntry, and II strongly irenrndcd IN,
of the time alen the great bell la independence
Hall, at Philadelphia, rang out tie glad sound
Of irecdom 90 all mankiad. Il a'nesl aud ia
fact Is the beginning o! new era OF indepen'
deuce TO the country.
ReligoNS service WAS held in one ofthe church.
es trom twelve 70 one uelock, You NAV pu
this place down as being strictly hyal TO tn,
country.
petition very generally signed has gou,
forward fer the rrapnoinmont nt uur old friend
JoHS CAapUELL, tor haslmastsr. His appoint
mgui Is only question ~ time as there Is no op
position. Snce this eAiee has became a mune,
order Oaice il has incurred the responsibility o
postmaster considerably, aud Mr.. CAMrRELLis ,
III man for the place, Our present incumben
has discharged his duties we'll Cor the brief peri
% ~ uas held the ofii,e, bat he knows th,
cld Democratic cardinal principal that to IA,
vietors bel0ugs the spoils," and being appoiutc,
w the devotees Of A j., has 20 giyeway 70 th,
ney order Of things, thai Is silently but surell
sskiny mp ITS march Ia the reconstruction OF thi
great nation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
DO YOU HEAR THAT!

What is that2 Why the new order Of things
at Washington. Crime is to be "mlds odiouS'
aud criminals punished! The following, New
York dispa chcs have the clear ring Of busi-
ness.
Marshal Murray to-day received from Wash
ington pardon irum President .lOhuson luT Ja-
cob and Moses Dupuy, father aul son, who were
convicted at the jam ,ry, IL %, term of the Uni
tod States Circuit Court Of this district, of res
cuiug seized whisky fruln q revenue officer. ia
cob was sentenced to three wears inn risonmrnt
at hard labor, aud aned 5000. and Moses was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment aud fined
$500. The pardon is granted on the ground
that the bupuy'S had given valuable information
in regard 10 revenue frauds. aul had been prom
ised protection. The pardunS are conditional up
% the paymest OF the hues imposed,
shortly after the pardon was received by
Deputy Marshal Thompson, the District Attor-
ncy sent telegram to Cnmm ssiaucr Rollins
inIorming him of the fact, aud the Commissioner
had brief interview with President Grant the
result Of which is embodied in the following
dispatch, received at the District Attorney, office
at three O'Clock
"WAsmGNroN, d. c., March Q, 1860.
IT, Saasel g. Cowtaeg. E.{, Eaiiei lSioiss Atfor-
Aey, NJ. Al Chambers street. Nrp York:
have isut seen the Peisident, who Instantly
ordered the withholding OF the pardon nf the
Dupuys, ] have sent to the State Department
tn see ifihe pardons were issued. Ii the Mar.
shal has them, let him withheld them. The
President is in earnes, about this.
lSignedl y, A. ROLLINS. Commissioner"
Later in the day the following dispatch wa,
received a, the Marshal's office;
"wAsutNoraS, D. c. March O 1859,
70 Robert harroy. E'q, taiicd States .Mrs5ui
Netr York
II jacob and Moses Dupuy have not been re
leased you win regard theirptr,lou as cancelel
and return the same AT once to this dcparimeut
lSignedl T.. u. WAStBuRNE,
Secretary OF Stato.h
In eomliianee Deputy Marshal Thompso
sent the parlons Of the Iupuys back to Nh
State Department
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
gAICCRE NOrECE. NO. 1855.

w, U hEELbN, fflnclphl GetlIiOnCF.
NOTICE is hereby given tOall concerned, that
a petition was filed on the 18th day of August
1868, in the Auditors 0Nice of Wood County,
Ohio, signed by W. 0, Keeer and others, pray
ing for the location Of ditch, drain or water
course commencing a. the northwest corner Of
section tweuty-eight 2S) and the southwest corr
ncr Of section twenty -Ope (2l), thence east on
section line onehalf mile to quarter post, and
there terminate.
The surveyor and engineer has made due re-
port, which report is now ON file in sand Audi
tors Office, setting forth the availability and
necessity of said ditch, and recommending that
said ditch be established ON the route described
in the petition, with a bottom width of three (3)
feet, with bank slopes OF one and une-half IA
feet base to q foot vertical on the nosth side
and one q foot base, To 0no L tcOt vertical ON
the south side, and that the excavated earth be
thrown on the north side andIemcved three i3)
feet from the edge of the ditch, and properly
rounded for road bed,
| Said report also shows the following lands 10
be benefited by The location and construction OF
| said ditch, t0-wit The north halfof the north
west quarter, and the northwest quarter of the
| northeast quarter Of section twenty eight (2S),
the southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
aud the south half of the soath west quarter OF
section twenty one (2ll, and The county road
along which It runs, all in township four (4),
range nine ~, Wood County, Ohio.
The tiGae for hearing said petition has been
set fopTHURSDAY the 18th day of March 1863,
AZ the Auditors Office Of said county, at which
1 time tif the ditch be establi>hed) said Commis-
sinners will make aR apportinnment of the labor
OlcOnstructing, also Of the costs and expenses OF
heating said ditch.
J.B. NEWTON, Auditor Of Wood County.
! PeHysburg February IS, 1859. 43l$ll gu
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
\ EGAL NOTICE.

Ebenezor ~ Kellogg and Austin Dunham,
who reside in the State Of Connecticut are here
by notified that on January so, 1869, Charles B.
SNYDER filed in the Court of Common Pleas, of
Wood County, Ohio, his certain petition, stating
that he is the owncr, by deed from ID. j. Sexton,
Of one third in common of certain lands in said
Weed County that they are the owners Of the
other two thrds that ON April Is, 1850, said
Sexton mlHtgaeed to them said 0ne-third of san
lands TO secure S4SlG 70, which it was agreed
should be paid out of the proceeds Of sales OF
said lands that after The giving of said mort
gage, said Kellogg and Dunham made sales Of
/ part Ot SAID land, amounting to S46,2l4; that
they had received in money on account OF said
sales S2I ,23l 81. that after paying expenses,
the one-third of the balance was more than suf
dcient to discharge said mortgage; that they
have in theiE hands. after dischargi.g tue mort
gage, at least $1,000 belonging to him; that
their agent d. Il. Austin has in his possession
the contracts for the remainder Of said SAC, ,2lts
amounting 10 the sum Of SIS 900 er more that
said Kellogg and Durham refuse to dis charge
said mortgage that they refuse 10 account with
the plaintiff, aud to pay over to him the moneys
belonging to him, after disoharging the merit
gage that said Austin reinses 10 pay over to
him the one-third Of the collections made aud TO
be made on tho contracts in his bands. Said
petition prays that said mortgage may be dis
charged that said Kellogg and Dunbar IN may
account to him for the moneys received nv them
on sales Of said Land, aEd that said Austin may
be compelled To pay over to him the one-thrd
I OF the mGneys in his hands derived from said
] lands, and of all collections made on said con-
I tracts, and sales hereafter made, and fer
I other relief. Said defendants, Kellogg and
I Dunham, are further notified to answer said pes
! tilion on before the third Saturday next alter
the expiration Of six weeks from the date OF this
notice BAcKUs, ESTEp s,is,iS.. s. BeShs, s,iSiss,s
Il Perrysbure. January as, 1860. 4lfSl3
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THE AGE OF miEA6LEsIE EEvIvED.

The Messenger Of HcuiA gives the particulars
of one al the most miraculous cures On record,
lsnuc SAlger, Ul Myerstuwn, Lebanon county,
Pa, a youth, seventeen years old, was allicled
for over two ycais with the worst form OF ocrol-
ua; hls entire body, face, neck and limbs were
literally covered With large running sores, which
discharged rWrulcnt matter 10 copiously AZ to
gather hairun inch deep IN his bed during the
night; he was constantly cold, aud required u
hot lire in his room both summer and winter !
the smell was 40 offensive that no person could
endure it longer than o minute or twOi Drs.
Bridrnbnch, Butcher, llacknu aud hedyeugood, /,
we'll known aud skilliul physicians, attended
him successfully, without beng able 10 afford
the sufferer any iclicf. As u last resort, he was
induced to usu the celebrated MlSllLElVS
HERB BlrTERS, aud is NOW pcrio lily res tor
cd To health. Ths editor OF the W,ssGgcr ot
Hcaih has in his possession two large glass jars
containing pee pounds % scobs taken Prom tte body
Of youIy SRi..r.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-12
The Inanrnrntion.

wAsuIa0roN, March l.-The day dawned
with rain, but the route along which the prooes.
sion was 70 pass was soon tIronged with people.
GREETING PROM PRUSSIA.
General Grant arrived shortly anerward aud
the following cable dispatch was placed in his
hands;
March 4, Is69.
"To President Grant, Washington, d. c.;
Sin honor for the man aud the day, three
cheers for the President, Members Of the Ber-
ha Exchange. "FRIfZ MAYER"
BIsnARcK's CONGRATULATIONS.
Op0n his entrance 10 the Office the following
dispatch was handed to President GRAFT;
"BERLIS, March 4.
I" President Grant, White House
Ny cordial congratulations on this solemn
day. BISMARCK"
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

I)Y virtua of an order nf sale issued to me ,
ID by the Probate Court Of Wood County,
Ohio, rs the Administrators OF the estate of Ju-
hus =. Phillips. deceased, | shall sell, on the
l0lh day Of April a. y, 1869, at the door Of the
Court House IN Perry sburg, between the hours
Of aud O'Clock 7. NJ. the following described
lands and tcnements, to-wit The west part of
the south hnlf of the northeast quarter, and tho
east part OF the south haIoi the northwest quar-
ter Of section ono ~, town five t5), north Of
range eleven y cast, IN Wood County, Ohio,
containing eighty acres more or less.
Aud also the undivided ehalr Of lot NUM-
Der twenty five, in S. E. Wighrs addition to the
town of Mflbury, in Lake township in said
county Of Wood.
Terms Of sale, one -thir'l down, the balance in
one aud two equal annual payments with interest.
j. w. PHILLIPS, Administrator.
AsuER Cook. Attorney.
March 3, 1868. 4juSI -