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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
SHEuIFF's SALE

VS.. Court of
Henry ID. Deuscher ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an orderOf sa le issued in the above
entitled cause, BY the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Woed county, Ohio, and to
me directed and delivered, will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door Of the Court
house, In Bowling Green, on
Tuesday Afternoon, August 9, 1870,
Between the hours of l and 2 O'Clock, tf said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit:
The west half ~ Of n-iot number three
hundred and sixty (360) in the town Of Perrys-
burg, Wood county, Ohio, appraised at 50, ,l5O.
]. w. DR0WNSBERGER, Sheriff.
July :, 1870. lle$6
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County Commissioners Report.-As
prom ised last week we lay before our readers
the Report of the Comm issioners of Wood Coun-
ty. Owing to tue extreme length of the Report
Of the Ivestgatirg Committee, Mcssrs. TYLER
and LAsKky, we shall be compelled to continue
it through two or three weeks, the first install
ment to appear in our rext issue. We would
therefore request each subscriber to carefully
preserve every copy of The papers containing
said reports. that lie may be the better able to
Judge for himself Of the capability, honesty, &c
of our public servants in this county.
Not great while ago Judge LATrY, who is
an experienced Auditor, upon glance at the
condition Of affairs in our c1uuty, remarked that
they were in very bad shape, and that we would
have trouble before long.
Last fall, after the usual time for the Commits
soners report to be published, we inquired Of one
of the officials what the reason of the delay.
The reply was that the Commissioners would
not have their Report published this year in or
der to save the expense of publication. How
extremely economical!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
Written for tho Perrysburg Journal.l
THE MOTHERS LULLABY.
nv oRAur MFIpouRyR,


Night hss drawn her curtain round,
Darkness steals along the ground,
Der our spilit falls a calm
Like ssme sweet, annoi1ting Dalm'
Softly, gently comes strain,
Like the sound Of patering RAIN
'Tis n mothers tender plaint
To her child, without restraint.
OH what sound Is half so sweet ?
What with music so replete,
As this tender, gentle lay.
While we bid farewell today
What world Of Joy II holds,
As her child she nearer folds;
Fen the music breathes prayer
For her darling slumbering there.
Lower, softer sinks the strain,
OF repeated II has been;
Still her patient watch she keeps
Ger her darling while he sleeps.
How her mother love is stirred
by the precious little word,
Gentle blussom 'niong earth's flowers,
Darling treasure he is ours.
Nearer to her boy she bends,
To her God this prayer ascends:
Keep, oh ! keep his spirit fair,
Till you call him to you there.
Suflly, gently falls the strain,
like the sound Of pattering ruidj
'Tis a mothers tender plant
To her child, without restraint.
ToSroGAYY, July 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Trial of Moving Machines.-On Mon
dav last. ouite an Interesting trial of moving
.:oh;.s, aar,. ar ~ 49, r.r,, or At. MoC 20
"'A'p'nes e""e =" y" "'o 'a'" =, Di''
THY, about two miles west I" Tue Village OF
Weston. The trial originated win challenge
given by the climax ana Leader managers, wh"
Iaiied 10 put IN their appeaIahee On 'ne hSIu.
Their reasons for exhibiting the white feather
was not stated:
Notwithstanding tins retreat OF the original
beligerents, There was hne force OF machines
on hand 70 engage IN tne coniesI, or Mhlcn, rom
the report ei lhe eommluee, Ine Sulky o, I9leua'
ana Tue OhA nippon OF opIlngheiu ZOOS the leau,
ing Fart. In addition 70 the SO the Buckeye and
Etna entered .ie 'ist WIN ri guy goou sp'rl, anu
u lney Iallea IN securing = hVoraoIe report
Irou tne coniniil'ee " aIose from uo'aut I'D the
eu9rt put Ior'n.
IN ofder 20 yes. euec'na.ly ihe capaclty o. lhe
seTera. s nsvnme, ~ ,n9 1Ua s sod caused mem
ser"ss .he my VI uen1 ,uFrIWs TOW, On tue
neid, then passing on ines Parallel WIN them
ano lneh 20 p"ss oser 'ne 'uIIo"n anu uheren
surIace o. 'ne nel1 III an ~. me
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
SHERIFF,s SALE.

Clara Darling ct al, Wood Couuiy.o.
VS.. Court of
A. @. Williams, Admir-, etal. Common Pleas.
by virtue of An order Of sale issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, and to
me directed and delivered, will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
house, IN Bowling Green, Ohio, on
Tuesday Afternoon, August 9, 1870,
Betwee.t the hours of 2 and O'Clock of said day
the following described real estate, to-wit:
0ut-lOt number one hundred and forty Ave
(l46J, In the town Of Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio, appraised ut $500 90.
J. w. BROwNSBERGER, Sheriff.
July Z, 1870. lieee
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Personal.-hENRY SoRTEH. Surgeon Of the
gallant Old 9TH r gimeul of Cleveland, call
ed on MS on Monday. He says that alta former re-
union of that regiment they voted unanimously
70 attend tho reunion Of the soldiers Of north
western Ohio, when such nj ,eting should be de-
cded upon. There was not a rcgimeat from
Ohio that endured harder service or lost m,re
men than the 7th
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

G0RRRoTEp WEEKLY F.R, MILLER hoo.J
PERRYsBURo, July 81, 1870.
FLoUR-6 50@7 so W barrel.
GRAIN Ear Corn ll5c #l00 lbs Oats 90
@55c; Rye 80 Wheat 200 35tg bushel.
Shelled Corn S0@65c.
BuTTER- 2O@25c v 10 Eggs, ls@2Oe Vdoz.
LARD-22025c W b.
PoT oTATOEs-l0090c W bushel.
SALT--2 so W barrel.
WOoL-3O04Oc y h.
HIDES AND SKINS-Gresn hides, 7@Sc ;
do calf, licj do sailed cured, lI@lSej do dry
2oa25e
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Perrysburg Savings aud Loan Assoc
ciatlon.--The above ASST citation meets the first
Saturday of every month at the Office OF the
President, to receive its dues and loan the money
to the highest bidder. On Saturdv August g.,
1870, at 8 o'clock =. NJ, there will be about
81 900 to loan to the stockolder wishing same.
ASHER COOK, President.
w Rosa 2ecsv
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6EGAG ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Louis Filiere pltG Before Valentine Sch
VS.. wind, j. p, Perrys-
Edward ouigley defr burg, Wood Co., O.
On the 29ih day Of June A. ID. 1870, said
Justice issued an order Of Attachment in favor
Of said plaintiff and against said defendant for
LOUIS FILIERE.
Gro. STaAIN, Plras Au'y. iics2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Sch hooner Maumee valley The schoon-
or Uatmee Valley, owned by =. R. MULLER &
Co., is now in active service again, with no per-
ceplible damage from her accident at Marquette
last fall. She is in the iron ore trade between
Marquette, Toledo and Black river. Capt. L.
BLACK and CLAYTON THoRSpIKE, of Tontogany'
made round trip on her and returned home last
week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Congress Adiourned.-At the time pre-.
viously announced, July Is, Congress closed its
labors, and the memLers started for their respec-
tive homes. Dir. PECK arrived home on the ear
ly train on Sunday morning, and occupied his
pew at The for. noon services of the Presbyterian
Church. He seems to be enjoying quite as good
health as when he left here to taste the hospital
ties of Washington ife.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Iunings-I 2 , 6 : o
Keiser- 0 "a 0 2 4-29
Fort Meigs-l 0 0 2 2 0 o. o
Umpire e-H. King.
Scurers-F Reid and ]. W. Spafard.
Game called nt2 80 p. NJ. Time of game one
hour aud lifty minutes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
j. G. Knoll, Secretary.

Base Bali.-A match game of base bal
was PLAYED ON the grounds near the Union
SchoA house n Wednesday afternoon, between
the "Kniser" Club aud nine gathered up from
the old Fort Meigs Club. The following is the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard Sanitary Aid AssOoiation.

HOwsrd Sanitary Aid Association.
For the Relief snd Cure Of the Erring and I'm
fortunate, on Principles Of Christian Philanthrpy
Essay ON PuR ERRoRs OF YoUTH, AND the
FOLLIBs or ACE, in relation to MARRIAGE and
ROoIAL EVILS with sanitary aid for the afflicted.
Bent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box =. Philadelphis, Pa,
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DIED.

DAYENPoRT.-Near Perrvsburg, Ohio, Ju-
ly lS, 1870, Of Consumption, DAVID DAyGNPoHT,
aged 81 years.
Mr.. DAVENPORT has been a citizen Of this
county for many years, and none knew him but
to respect and acknowledge his uprightness as a
worthy member Of community. Although a
suffering long, he bore II with resignation and
a christian spirit. He leaves wife aud five chill
dreD to sadly yet fondly cherish him in recollee-
tiOn.
Huron County papers please copy.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
County Sabbath school Conventi

County Sabbath school Conv ntion.-
The annual Convention of the Wood County
Sabbath Sshool, will be held in Toutogany,
August 25th, 1870.
The celebrated Sabbath School Lecturer, Rev.
b. w. CHIDLAw of cincinnati, General Agent
of the American Sunday School Union, Is eX-
pected to be present to address the concourse Of
people. The programme will be given next
week. JAMES w. ROSS, President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Removed Our young friend NJ. MoMAHAN,
who has been Ia business in East Toledo for the
past eighteen months, has formed co-partner.
ship with Mr.. Jous LoUY, Of Custar, and has
removed his stock Of goods to that point. For
honest dcaliug, &c. we take pleasure in recon-
meuding this firm to our readers in that vicinity
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

PerrysburS School Teachers.-AI APP
plicauts Cor employment as teachers in the Per-
rysburG Union School, who have not obtained
a certificate Of qualification from the Board Of
Examiners, will meet said Eexaminers in the
High Schonl Room. tomorrow, Saturday, July
% I, at 2 o'clock 7. NJ, for examination.
The nomination aud election Of teacher, for n II
the departments, probably excepting that0f Su-
perinlendent, will be taken up, considered, and
disposed of by the Board Of Education, ON Mon
day mnrning following.
No application, unaccOmlanici with Exnmin-
ers certificate, will be noticed by the Board.
JAS. W. ROSS, President.
]. G.. KNOLL, Secretary.
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LAKE SHORE 4 M. s. q. Z.
IS M@ 60

LAKE SHORE 4 M. s. 4. r.
IS M@ 60
ONT.naat.sT, srs.sy ESy isss 1892 r:,ssDs.,
ExcEPTkp), aSfoll0wS (Ciev slapd tipel:
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO nEYJHE0N.
Leave TOiedOi =. =:
2.lO a. N. Atlantic Observation-Disclosures
rive: at Cievs,an6 At I:l5 A. N.
O.SS a. M Day Expre.s. Htff ssop rAA.Nf
more, fremont, CLYDE. Dellsyus,, 'noursssallS
arrives AZ Cleveland at 1J.fSA M.
io.aO Sin:'nas,i EIgs :. VII! step 81 Sn s's
"Sns, SSo sTE'vfs ~ M st Sl:vsi,sa a. 30 =: ~ an
at Elnors, frenoAi, clyde. BeilsySs. APSTesviilf.
Norwak, ohsrii., ElyIia. snd B'rea. arriyts :sS
Cleveland At e.2e ,. NJ Sleeping cara 10 ESfss1
Trains arrive
lOA. NJ, n. .4O., T.45 and 1882. -.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN lDIvISION.
MAIN LINE.
I.O0 -. M. Special Chicago ExpEesO.
500 II. M. Night Express to Chicago, WlAS
Sleeping Car.
TO- so A. M. Mail
AuH LINEs
1910 A. M. Pacific EaepResa
1880 II. M. Mail.
DETROIT.
0'O' " ASS 1880 o. 4. $40 r"
Jackson.
400 r NJ and sos r. ~
x KALAMAZOO.
sos 2. ~. Express ana AeeShnOdatIAp.
| I 100 r. "a. Clevela nd ExPTess.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
| tfaiA Line, $40 2. Nj, l:5S y. NJ and Gas A. n.
! Air Line. $3.50 A. NJ, 5!n5 p NJ
Detroit s;iO 4. No $50 p. NJ, 5;OO Pm, 1AS
| l02S A. n.
| Jackson, 4A0 A, " and o 80 A. ".
Grand Rapids, 6;S5 p ~, 4;lO p. n.
CHAs. q. HATCH, Gsnr sspt.
Cleveland. Ohio.
I'M wAIsHY. supr Ais LlAs DiyisIss, IsIsdA-
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SEND FOR
THE BRIGHT SIDE.

q Is paper Of sixteen illustrated quarto
pages, pnhlished monthly at 50 cents . year,
''for all Children" The verv best writers, Large
preminn's for clubs. FOUR MONTHS fREk
to those who order before July !. 1870. Send
for it, and say where you saw this Advertise
ment. Specimen copy FREE.
JOHN B, ALDEN a CO., Publishers,
Chicago, Ill.
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ANNOTtNCEOTENT.

En-. JouRNALi Please announce tho maine
Of A. r. PATTERSON, Of Center Township, as a
Candidate for County Treasurer, subject 10 the
decision Of the Republican County Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Drugged.- On the visit To Bowling Green of
the thieving crew that accompanied Campbell's s
Circus, some of tn EN- were arrested by Sheriff
BRow NsBERGER and compelled TO disgorge $40
out of $50 which they had succeeded in securing
from verdaue youth with ther little trick Of
three card monte. For this faithful performance
of bis duty, the thieves were very accommoda.
ting and were persistent in their efforts t. have
him drink with them. He finally consented to
take glass of lent made, and in less than an
hours time was unable 10 walk, and for some
twenty -four hours was in dangerous conditions
On the summoning of physician he was in
formed that be had been drugged with BELLA
donua
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals for Fence J. b. Newton.
Mortgage Sale-Jacob l.. Steafns aud wife.

The Wood County Teachers Associate
will be held at Bowling Green on Friday, the 9th
day Of August, 1870.
There should be some new thermometers
ordered for this place. those now in use being toe
short TO 90 up to the hight required.
Election Of officers win take place at the
Hall Of the Good Templars on Tuesday evening
next. Letthcre be full altensnce.
The ablest argument we have yet seen IN
favor Of the appropriation Of government lands
TO the Northern Pacific Railroad, viii be found
on The arst page Of this paper.
We publish elsewhere the confession in full
Of l. N. VAN GoRDER. But little importance is
attached to II by those who have read II, as II Is
not considered to be made in good faith.
"A muddy stream, flowing into one clear
aud sparkling, for time, rolls along by itself
A little further down they unite and the whole
is impure. So with youth, untouched by sin,
may for a short time keep its purity in foul COM
pauy, but a little later and they minglc.
Superintendent JoHS BARToN aud HENRY
SHASKs started on Monday evening last for
pleasure tour on The Lakes. We are informed
that they propose visiting 0gdensburg, Quebec,
aud several other points, returning via Lake
Champlain and the Hudson river.
The dog days commenced on the 18th ia t..
and these animals have been on the rage ever
SINCE especially in the vicinity of the Exchange.
They seem to rage most o. nights, and since
Compbell's Circus was around the inhabitants
are unprotected. No surplus of boots to throw
away. They shonld be muEGled-the animals
we mean.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

Caned.-0 the Fourth nf July, conductor
AMY GLENN, Of the C. II & d. x. T., was pre-
sented with splendid gold-headed cane, appro-
prateIy inscribed. The recipient was detailed
by the company to take charge of train that
day bearing large party Of colored excursion
lists from the city to LocklanG. While on the
ground he was surrounded by committee Of
colored gentlemen, who, on behalf of the excur-
sionisls, presented the cane in appropriate
speeches. The recipient was taken aback, but
managed to express his gratitude, in feeling
and quite eloquent address. Good for ANDY.
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2errgsbnrg Suntual
'UBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING By
JAMES TIMMONs.
TINE TADLE-D. a. M. Raiirond .

TERMS.--One cory ,uue year, s1 6 months
~; months, SOC. Invariably IN advance.
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PERRYsRURG MARKET

Huron Ooun ty papers please copy.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-07

NOS to s. % to o.; and St Louis to Sc 81 "a On ,
quality. "''' - ~
GRAIN Corn has been rather dull during the
week and prices remain without improyement We
Yeote western yellow at sc "a qsc aud western
nlAeI a. VI "a sc a bush. Oats remains about tho
"a po Win iar demand. This sales have been a,
- a ~; bush tor Southern and Western, inclu6-
~ ci,olce white at the latter In Rye the 81 Is
nave been at % bush. Shorts have been selling
80 - "a =, Fine Feed 81 "a =, and Mddlings at
PROVISIONS The market for pork continues
quite Gull and prices have ruled in favor Of tuvers
~ ne saes have been at So a p for prime So a
q Ter Mess and 81 a p for clear as to QUALITY
beei scarce and firm, with sales in small lots az
- a. 10 ior Mess 81 a 10 for extra mess: and s2l
~ - bol Tor family. Lard has easei of to 10 At
igsc 10 Tor steam and kettle rendered. smoked
quality. ~ W
tRODUCE.-The arrivals OF Butter have been
que large, bat really choice article is not plen-
~ anu log this full prices continue to re realized
LLe sa es nave been at so a nc for choice New
Ioik and Vermont Diaries, and o a sc for com
mon and lar. Canada has been selling at Is a SOC;
lew choice lots bringing from .. a 39c p H. In
"estera Butter tho sales have been At ~ % BIC p
n as to quality. Cheese is firm and las heen in de-
manu- az l a for farmers dairies, and l3 N sc
Ior factory White Beans have been in moderate
request at previous prices. Canada Peas are quiet.
hSss nave advanced, with sales at 2S a 3lc " doz-
en. f'titoes arc arc arriving more freely Of very
E'ol quality, and are selling at e. a -. T. hu.he
LOT Jacks son Whites Early Rose commands higher
bjl. " 90 80
NCpL mere has been a very fair demand for
nee1a ana pulled wool since our last aud the mar
~ ii-a syae What recovered from the recent de-
preston, holders beiog quite Indifferent about sal
IlI except at extreme prices. There has been con
slleIauIe inquiry for medium flae,es for neshbor-
X "9'a ana cons derahle sales Of this descrip
tioa az full prices. Combinr and De!aine fee.es
are also Fcy scarce and frmer. There is now a
prospect tat Manufacturers will soon be fully EN-
week. The sales include spn1l ms fIeecs and
pulled, the fleece from Is; for common Western to
IL &c for choice AN Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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o-ican, coun'y-rho Jubilee cciebrs-

The rscen: Pilgrim Celebration, Leld By the
Congregational churches Of Orleans County,
seems 10 Us deserving of more extended notice
than it has received, and to be worthy Of imi,a-
ton. The Congregational churches Of that coun-
~, it seems, concluded, doubtless under the
prompting Of some leading spirit, to marx ty a
celebration Of their own the lapse Of quarter Of
century since the landing Of the Pilgrim Fa-
Tiers in 1920. They accordingly held County
jubilee On ;he It'll Of September last. The mem
bers Of the several churches, to the number Of
10 gathered at % O'Clock, upon the fair ground,
IN Barton, and after tie election Of officers Of
the day, and suitable music by the Derby Band
and numerous choir, and prayer by Rev. DR..
Hall Of Bloomington. listened to a numtc. Of
briei addresses upon subjects appropriate TO the
occasion These were as follows We take them
from the printed programme Of the occasion:
History Of Pilgrims, L u. Thompson, Craftstary.
History II Puritans,
Dea. Benz Coming, Greensboro.
John Robinson, Rev Wm. \. Robinson, Barton
The Social Compact of the Mayfowtr,
Hon J.. A. Stewart, Derby.
tongregaiiCua.sm Legitimate from the May
flower, Rev. 5 X. B. Perkins, Glover
Tie Fret Church III New England,
Rev. =. G. Childs Charleston.
The Manners aai Customs Of cur Fathers and
Mothers, Capt o. Il. Austin Barton Landing
Descendants Of John Robinson in Orleans Co..
Geo. A. Hnman, Id, West Charleston.
Simplicity Of CIR Poity. lie Chief Comuenda-
E.r-av H-lf,-.4
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EXEMPTION FROM TAX-The fol owing abstract
from Law passed at the last session Of Congress,
shows what articles are exempt from taxation
after October LIST
The taxes On watches. carriges, silver plate
and similar articles The taxes on rnanufactur-
ers' sales, excepting sales of liquor and tobacco;
taxes on gross receipts, excepting those paid by
stamps All special taxes (licenses) are repealed
from May l, 1871. except licenses to tobacco SCI
lers, liquor dealers, brewers, &c The stamp tax
all receipts, and on notes for less sum than
500. and the stamp tax on canned and pre-
served fish. The taxes or legacies and succes-
sions. aHd all legacies for literary educational,
and charitable purposes yet uncolected. There
is imposed income tax for the years 1870 and
1871 of 2 - per cent. On all incomes upwards OF
$4,000. All the pensions are exempted
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LANES MOBILES, rsrAIE.

WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Chtttenden, Commissioners to receive,
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of
ali persons, against the Estate Of james
M0iles late Of Colchester. in said District, de
ce sed, and alsO all claims and demands exhib-
tied in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof, being allowed by sid
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend 10 the business Of
our appointment at the Inn OF John u. Gale
in Milton, In said District the last TUESDAYS Of
OctONer and February next, at 10 O'clock
A NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this 25th day Of Aug. A. d. $50.
JOHN ". BROWN. [ Ctt-
ARTHUR :. ALLEN, VuninNss'uloIs'
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BOSTON MAgKETs.
! 2DNEsDAY. D

Wednesday, oct ..
PLOUR-In the Flour market there have been no
movements of any importance this week The re-
GENTS continue large ind the market Is well SUI
plisd with all kinds but the market Is fra. at the
close. The sales have been a. 81 20 a 90 FOR West
cru supeffne S p to - Tor cInm"n extras, s. -
a & p for Milwaukee extras snd s. on ar 8 81 for
Minnesota incluping choice hsker's brands Tie
principal demand for White vhea;s have been for
lilinoi. and st. Louis brands may Of which can be
bought comparatively At low prices. Michigan ard
other kinds are les. sought after We qu3tA sales OF
Ohio, Indiana aud Michigan At 50 o. 10 ,. HI
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SHOCKING SuIcIpE.-Frank Nutung Of Ian
siugburg, Nea York, committed suicide near
Z gle bridge on Thursday, by lying down upon
the Troy and Boston railroad track in front Of an
approaching train. h chose as the scene Of the
tragedy a curve in the rosd, which precluded
the engineer from seeing him until the train
got almost upon him. lie stretched himself
upon the rail, with his head turned from the
engine s.. It approached, and thus awaited death.
His body was mutilatei in the most frightful
manner HIS head hung to his body by mere
thread, ami he was otherwise shockingly cutup.
The locomotive, tender and FIVE co9ches passed
over him. On examining the clothing Of the
deceased, the following letter, was found;
have selected this place because the curve is
large sud cannot he seen until it Is too late to
stop the engine. Thus shall go out Of the
world with a rush have fortified myself
with sone forty rod whiskey. which got at the
Hollow, where may be found some more Of the
sam, sort. Whoever finds my dead body and
this paper sill know who sm. Send my per-
sonsi effects to ny wife, Mrs. Gertrude Nutting,