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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
Grand Rapids
A Woman Tired of Editorial Life,

The wife Of The Utica, New York. DpRy Doe
s alling the edit,rial chair of that establish
msnt like a brave woman, while her husband Is
In prison for contempt of court, we believe. She
Is tired of the editorial life, however, as may 10
seen from the following paragraph;
We wish the editor would come back. We
don't want to occupy his chair any longer. II
isn't pleasant. We don't like IL. We dunt like
To have tail, hsstlebrowed Bob Ilarts come strid-
ing inlo our resente, al med with heavy cudeeI
and demand 10 know who wrute me ofthe meek
est paragraphs ever put In the paper. We don't
Ike to dun o. be dunned. We dou't like to have
the prOprletOrs uf oldsstab,ished nrintiug unices
get our printers away from US, We don't like
o. much care and responsibility. We are glad
we are not q man. We would not have his care
and anxiety of business for all the ballots in the
United States, WOmen who ehOose my occupy
exceptional positions, but we had rather be OK
cased. We never orayed this job. are pot BIT
thankful that II has been thurst upon US. II is
dingv and dark here, aud We had 'rathor be out
in the sunshine. Shopping has inexpressible
charms for as, and Is womnns privilege,
For men must work
And wenqeR be CAV.
Besides, there are some fine points Of scenery
aboye here which need sketehng. So let's
have the editor back aEaia BY. ah means.
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When house burRs down il bntns up; when
you drink classical ycu drink. il empty; aud
when YOU take car 1t takes sou.
James Mcdonald, a Nadi snn county farmer,
sold and delivered this season b Is wnol. annnnt-
ing 10 o O52 poOads, afhny i've cents per pound,
amounting 70 81 ,55D ,aad sold s35 fat sheep Tor
S5,llQ
There Is an old gentleman living in Delphos,
Ohio who is lVs years OLD. IL has twenty chill.
dren, aud is nov livny vitl his sixth wife. Iis
recently buried a Sc 20 years Of age
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

AtrxLNpge II. STEPHENS, who edits the
gialCos,titRionol and is an inve,erat' eucmJ
oF GRASr, has published ons hundred and four
iSan extracts from Democratic papers to show
tl4l the loud oAsting OF ths GREELEY party Of
VI wing nearly all the Democratic press on their
slas, IS without foundation" II is just like
=
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

Burglars at M~umee City.-We learn
that during one night last week the house # tiEo
W. REYNOLDS, at Maumve City, was en,ired ~
burgalrs, who succeeded in g, ng away with
some silverware, the exact value Of whicl, is no
tered the thieves attempting - get away will
some clntiing, but alarmed Mr.. ~, WHO gave
chase and caused them to reIinqnish their booty
visitor at the residence Of TOBIAS WoLFfSGFI
lost $40, which was in pocket book At the bed
side.We also understand that the dwellings, o
Dr. BARNEs and B. TRoMBLA were hurglariEed
but with what success TO the bcrqlars cnr in
formlnt could not state T5leda Csmmetcio7.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
sinpnlar Coinoidance,

Immediately after hearing of The lyuching o
Two of the tends Of the SEcoa outrage and muir
der, man named BoRAAS c. mmited suicide
AID his brother returning h' me from the funeral
cnt his own throat with rszos, aud died a;
nncs. They are supposed to have been inPliea-
iad in the murder Of the girl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
The Congressional Coysntlon.

The above Convention for the 9th Dis
trict of Ohio, was held in Toledo yesterday,
with Judge BEcKHAN. OF Henry county,
az temporary, and A. NJ. COREY, OF Lucas
county, as permanent President. NJ. P.
BREWER and A. B. SMITH We're appointed
Secretaries.
When permanent organization had haen
secured and other preliminaries diaEosecI oi
the Convention heard the nomiGaticns and
and proceeded to ballot. The vote was cal
led by counties as provided for by the reg
ulatiens. Sixty votes necessary to choice
The following was the result:
FIRST BALLOT.
Lucas, Haynes 42; Williams, Sherwood
90; Henry, Bradley ?, Haynes 2, Sherwood
4; Fulton, Bradley II; Wood, Bradley g.
Haynes 4, Sherwood Is; Ottawa, Haynes
3, Sherwood g total, Bradley p; Haynes
81 Sherwood 40.
SECOND BALLOT.
Lucas, Haynes AZ; Williams, Sherwood
| 4; Fulton, Bradley II; Wood, Bradley 3
Haynes 5, Sherwood IA; Ottawa, Haynes l
Sherwood &. Total, Bradley % Haynes 81
| and Sherwood A.
| THIRD BALLOT.
Williams, Sherwood 20; Lucas, Haynes
AZ; Wool, sherwood Is, HAYNES 7 Otta
wa, Sherwood 8, Haynes l /; Fulton, Sher
wood 7, Haynes 9, Bradley l Henry, Sher
wood 8. Total, Sherwood 5S Haynes 50
Bradley l.
Twelve delegates from Lucas county ask
ed to have their votes recorded for Gen. |
r. SHERWOOD. After an exciting discus
sion Judge BEcKHAM moved to suspend
the rules, and that NJ. r. WAITE, of Tole
do, be nominated by acclamation the vot
to be taken by counties. The result was a
follows: Yeas, 81; Nays, 65. A motto
that the vote Tor SHERWOOD OF the twelv
delegates from Lucas county be counted
was carried rira Uoce, whereupon Ger
SHERWOOD was declared the nominee. Th
nomination was then made unanimous.
The Commercial OF this morning perver'
tho facts, os we arc assured by those in q
tendance, and shows unnistaka5lc signH {
bolting;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

nbfAhing naiional rreedom and pcfsn,,l coualty
before the law. aud 10 the successful admins.
tratiOu vt the Legislative, territorial and civil
officers Of this nation. It's actiun reflects nnfad-
ing luster on the pages Of our history. aud en-
titles Il 70 the implicit confidence and support Of
every patriotic citizen.
Rssoiesd-That We cordially and most en-
pha'ically indorse the actinn Of the Philadelphia
Convention. IN the denomination of II = Grant
for the Chair of the Chief Magistrate of ,his
Republic, aud also, IN their selection ~ Henry
Wilson, the eloquent orator and spotless States
man, ior tue Vlcc Presidency; and we pledge
ourselves to support with our warmest 1,al the
nominees Of that Convention,
! Resotred- That now, as ever, we, % Republi-
cans, viii use every effrt to promote nd snrorce
insi, faithful and eompetant discharge of off
eial duties Ia all branches of the public service
Rssdrsd-That in the retirement Of Hin. E
| ID. Peck, as candidate fur denomination f,r
Congress, We desire to express our respect fnl
and confidence 10 him, and our full appreciate
OF his earnest industry and successful labors a,
the Representative NJ this District IN G ngrrss
Resoteed-Thot we he ry ndorse the nnmn
ees o' the Republican party for National Stat
and local offices, and will uss every Ieailim At,
shbrt to secure their election.
The above resolutions were unanimously ad
opted, aud three cheers given Tor the success o
the ticket.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Committee on the selection Of Coun',
Executive Committee, reported the following
Hames; j. D. Newton. Of Center; George c
Phelps, Of Webster; E. A. Wilson, Of Portag,
and Luther Dlack. Of Washington, who, wit
A. NJ. Russell. OF Perrysbarg, constitute III
Central Committee for tao ensuing year. I'll
, report was accepted and adopted.
question arose as to the 7ropsiely Of nomir
= atinr Coroner, inasnmeA - the nominee +,
Sheriff now holds the oaloe Of Coroner. AFT
scmo discussion on the subject, tie Gonven,ic
authorized the Central Commilsc to:make sue
nomination, wien vacancy il that Office shou
4 occur.
On motion Of =. 8. Abbott, a vote Of thanl
was rendered thc Chairman aul Secretaries
ths Convention for their services during its d
= iibcratons whereupon the Convention adjuur
cd siae de.
A. M. RSsELL, C5airman.
FJ. = 1 onStTass. "St"hs, s.s,.tao...
III n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
TEN REASONS WIZ


tat.--It will relieve the worst care Of 6ilt ous
Chouc or Cholera MoVbus in IS minutes;
2c.-It will cure the most obstinate case o.
Dyspepsi a aad In d estion IN a fs"
weeks. =,
3d.-It IS the best remedy in the world io-
Sick n a q a che, &c thousands can tes'hy' II
taken wheA the FIRST symptoms appear.
dth.-It is the best diureiic ever put before
the public; curing those distressing complaints,
Dlab ito o and CraVei and other Urinary
difHcuItIos.
5th.-It Is a most excellent { m m a.
gogue, and TO the Young CiIis middle
aged Wom on, and az the urn OF LheS thia
remedy Is Of incsleulablc value.
6ths-It viii remove wind from the ooWe's-
and aeuce few drops IN some sNeeteheu w@tet
given 20 babe is better than dozen eordials 10
Relieve n d NJ AXE it sleep Contan-
E4z no apo dyne.
zth.-It is sure relief for adults and children
affected with worms md PIN worm g.
Il will hrin. away the worms.
9th 1t will cure tie Piico and Hemo
rhodial dlfhcultiea,
9th 1T will cure Constlp alto n ard keep
the bowels reglar II will also cure the worst case
ofSunmer CO mp Il { and pysentery
Ioth.-Ie will cure sour Sto m G N
Stimulate tho liver 70 tealhy acton;
Relieve He eart-Burn and act as general
Regulator Of the system.
When taken dilute the dose with u ar IN
Water to 4 Win e-cias fu and you
have a pie asant tonic.
Whit,lesey (Dysyepsia Cure) 81 90 per bcttls'
Whittlesey Aguc Cure soc. per bottle.
Whittlesey Cough CTanules s-c. per bottle.
Scld by all druggists and " n IRA nted
Whitticssy rr9P. Ssd. Co., Toledo, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

There are IN the UniSel States, at tho present
time, eight manufactures Of pins, whose annual
production is about lwo million packs, each pack
containing 65O-a total OF 6,72O, 900 600 pins.
One manufacturers agent in Boston, sells every
six months from 700 To 900 eases OF pins per
week, each case eontaing $4,000 piss. The
factory which he represents terms out eight tons
Of pins per week, haiF pins are lobbel by the
cask. There Is but one factory in this country
that produces them. Il tlrns out about Rfty Ton
per month the machine that cuts the wire maxi
ing $50 hair pins per mlfriie, ready for japan
ming ianise pins are saleable in nearly every
city " The world. Where dq tie li plus 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

bosry headed being, remarkable for his age
aud great tenacty Of life, had distressing symp-
t,ms Of nausea in May lastat Cincinnati which
we're followed BY a relapse, c,nvulsious On
sesa:b at Baltim rre on the 10Th inst, Rcqeisscat
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
THE TICKET.

We publish in another column the re-
sallls OF the Wood County Republican Con-
sonsion held at Bowling Green on Satur-
cay last.
Notwithstanding it was in the midst OF
harvest, it was as large ii not the largest con-
g,ntion yet held in tina county. The con-
tst between the friends OF the several can
didntes--all OF them good men-was a spir-
red one, but generally conducted in a
friendly and frank manney.
Although our choice was not secured in
rome respects, we cheerfully accept the re-
suits, having taken part in the Convention
~ith this determination, and present to the
electors of Wood county ticket which
will not only command the support OF the
j. plblican party, but also portion OF
tiosc Liberal gentlemen who are prcpar-
ing themselves to accept Republican prin-
eiPler.
With the amonnt OF space given thi'
week to the proceedings OF the Convention
arI the caudidatessbeing 70 well known tC
the people of Wood county, we deem for
nal introduction OF each entirely unneoes
gary but will give atteAtion 10 their clsim
horcaller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
Something New and Beautiful.
Up With the Times {

i new and beautiful RembTant picture, a lso
the Imitation Porcelain, whish is so near like
the genuine article that the difference is scarcely
noticed. and which N be furnished ut about
uns- half the cost. She is also prepared to take
FeTrotypes from Five to Twenty-Five cents,
seoording To size aud kind wanted. Photographs
Of the best quality, of all sizes and kinds, from
I size or largest, down tn tho smallest Ambro-
types also cnpying other pictures and enlarRr
ing them, II desired all executed with prompt
ness and below Toledo prices.
Will 6nish up Pictures in lndia Ink. or paint
in water culors in the most approved siylesi wi'l
furnish Frames aud Gases Of all kinds that may
he r aaired. Please call and seq h'F yourselves, &,
IL will enst you nothing II Won cannot be suitsd /.
NIB. No pictures taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON
Fifth Street, pear Union School House, Perrys-
burg, v,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

With view tn the eternal fitness Of things. a
Greeley and Brown & lg Aoats over Anderson yilIe
Georgia. where Is 200 Union soldiers were starv-
cd to death duriu. the war, and where they lie
luri,1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

Tie New Fork Rerold sent out an agent to
AMI DR.. LIVINGSTONE, and he found him. In a
short time the Herald may send out an agent 10
selrch Of the DeInocralic party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

In accepting tue Baltimore nomination Hos
Acs GREELEY said, 81 am no less thoroughly and
earnestly Republican than | ever was" Will
true Democrats vote for such a man
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

TOoABs Of Georgis asks, "Why try to beat
Grant with Greeley Why not beat Greeley
with Grant2 Both claim to be Republican. /"
Can Democrats vute for an avowsd Republican,?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

Tho FotlaNiug is tue conclusion Of daPstch
liitl, sen, u the Cincinnati Gas-tss ftum New
Orleans by its Sp.eia! correspondent
. i}e all that Democrat is mot, nor could be,
Aud then you'll be all that an honest man should
he.
Wien ore sees tlat the Democracy i learning
- HaJ Tho damn Niggsrs aguiu, IL il safe for
Republicans irun Il y Aorth tn stick to their old
programme. Ard thaugh, since lheFe Dsnlnerais
have been 81 often defeated with their own can
,idaies they are willing 20 swallow Horace Gree
E,y aiih relish ne Republicans who helped
nosainlso kim NJ CincLinai now, In iryiNg to fuse
with the Democrats, Isakss one think Of lie fol.
saw via said he "eOald eat billed crow. bn4 "A
~ be Aankered afser IT," they Aou' relish their
nrss a-sacistes, and ty SdYember doubt ii they
UAr saAaiish billed aFaw. >"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

Richmond, Va, celebrated the Fourth Of Jnlv,
is year, it being the first ubserrnnce of The
d " since 1860. This looks as II the Old Do
ininiou was returning to her senses.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

TRESLET has written great deal fur the col.
ored race, but never done much. GRkNT has
written and promised but little, but he performed
great services for them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

y. ]. Green, edit'F of the Dcatnce Denoc'nf,
has been renominate't f"r Probate Judge by the
Democrats oi that counIy. VI Green has held
that Office, IN cnnectiHn with the publication of
his paper, for tweniy-on5 years Marion .uir-
ror.
ltappears ftom t!,e aboTe that the Dsnocracy
of Def cnuaty appreciate the labors Of their
editor in 6gltng their battles for them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
Republican County Ticket.
Democratic and Liberal Republican
Convention.

1ho Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
Wood county. 0kio, are requested 10 meet in mass
Convention at Bowling Green on Satarday. Au-
gust s7th, 1872. for the purpose OF PatlinE "a
nomination candidates to be supported at the
coming fall election, for tue following Offices,
viz
] TREGsURER,
l ACDrroR.
PRoBATE JrDGE,
SGEsIFP,
2 COMMISSIONERS.
I INFIRdART D1REcTuR.
II. NJ MoESE.
R,l,nirnn,r nnr,nnrnA;n NanIr.l &. .,n,rni.Ann
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
LITTER rR1m GRAND RAPIDS.

GRASD RAFIps, July p 1877,
Ed JoT RSAL; 1t being sn long sinca any
thing eOnceramg this place has appeared in yorI
paper, Que might suppose your former cores
pcu'lents here to be defanet. Permit me then 10
s. nd You a few lines u inform your readers thr {
we 4tl live. Nothing has transpired Of late
to break the mono,ony 6ftbc place except the
closing up Of drinking saloon, since which
event we have seen no excite ment or amusement
until the dawn Of the nGtion's holiday. On that
day some attempt was made to relieve US Of our
somnnleney BY a brisk fusilade OF the proverbial
fre-erask skers, and an exhibitono of base ball by
the Juveniles, and the day clio scd with a pyrs-
.echnic display which was quite treat to the
| youug people.
| We have a fair share Of business. and the gen
| eral health nf the village is good. The farmers
are busy with harvest Wheat yiod Is better
than expected, AMI corn prospects are excellent.
But Greely stock IS low.
| The Odd Fellows have adlsd. 1otller story t.
the Hotel, aud being nnw three s,orfes high, 10 r
imposing structure. they have also fitted up tho
new Hall in said story with taste, and are eDti
tied to much credit for theiren'erprisug spirit.
| The Sons of Temperancs and Good TamplArs
also, are in efficient working order, and ar'
watching the rumselers.
One of my neighbors lately had ct ticket
hAtched with four legs aui an eqna number ni
| wings.
We have Just bsen informed that G. Bang'
man, WIN '4 proprietor Of a steam stw mill ID
Potter, miles south Of this place, has mt WITH
very serious ifnat fatal accident by stepping
intn ciseru of boiling water Il is feared that
amputatiou will be necessary to save his iile
The following parsnus have begn Installed a.
officers Of the Ordlr ut Sous Of TenpsrAucs u
Grand Rapids
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
gz1ryvALIDS DON'T DESPAIR ,azF8==

s7az[INvALIDS DON'T DESPAIR lazf3rSSJ
W. a Thousands have round relief 81 M u
Fs9ssM and thousands will tarn To thisy ~ "A
iste Medicine, after exha usiing theirL<sssA1ssa
purses md patience in search OF health.
Gddiress Of the head, ddl)ness uf the Mnd'
fnud breath coated ongue, loss sf afTeiSe, pam
anu weakness in the spnnsacil. enlargement Of
the liver. vellnwness rf the skim. constant fever
aud thirst, with Il total disrelish FOR husncss, for
pieaSa-e or any kind uf employ ment. FAuR-
NiY's PASACFA, if taken and perscvercd IN
for a few DAYS viii remove this whule class oi
symptoms. The fluids nf the body hrcnme pure
and miuh clear, the ST. mach strengthened, the
tongue clean, the nppetiic improved and The
Whole system So ben, fed that disease, ia bad
meaIher is less liAhlc 10 q lf.cl vntg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.

INHE undersigned will sell on very reason
L able tcrms and IN aasy pavments, With
m rigngf security tract of hneiv timbered
land, crniaining so acres, in section ". town 4.
U, =. all heavily timberci except 10 acres
which Is under contract aud will soOn be clear
ed ready for the pl0w.
The land lies on the McCuchcuville road
within u stones throw of the : nth u ,undaPy
line Of the village Of Perrysburg
For Terms. call at the journal Office ~
address HARRY FOWLER,
rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

IT. Vt. MUE0t'
Chalrmln Democratic Central Committee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26
FIRST BALLOT

Lucas, Haynes Az Williams, Sherwood
20; Henry, Bradley ?, Haynes 2, Sherwood
A. Fulton, Bradley Il; Wood, Bradley 8,
Haynes 4, Sherwood Is; Ottawa, Haynes
3, Sherwood 6 I; total, Bradley %; Haynes
81 Sherwood 45.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

j. D. Newton, Of Middleton, samrel Case and
Of Plain, were announced as candidates for Aa-
ditor. The following is the result of the bsllo;
J. B. Newton received 1888 81 votes Samuel
Case, 5s 2-7 votes whereupon j. b. Newton
Waa daclared tha nornines
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-26

INTthdAh1 DIRECTION
The rollnwing snaou neemenls were made fov
IuarInary Director: John Muir, Sr. Of Web
ster G. @. Hum and Seth Bruce OF Perrysburg
The ballot stood as follows, Muir, 1870 Hum.
52J1 Bruce, i7H. ThereupOn John Muir, Sr.,
was decla red the nominee.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
The following alnss were reported by the
several townships AS delegates to tho Congress
sional Convention, at Toieds, to.wit:
Perrysbnrg--A. NJ. Russell, Thos. j. Webb
Weston John McLain, j II. Staiden
MiddlttonJ. NJ. Canning g-ai'eraois b
Gsduey
Portage-R W. MeNahan --alisrAa,s--S. p,
I Harrison
Perry-Johu Norris, +. +. Cline
Montgomery-P W. Hathaway -rGiisinais =
/ Ezekiel Rice
! Freedom Henry RickeN
| Troy--Thomas Gnrrtll
( Liberiy-- Il. NJ. Dnnnslly
! Cener-S. L. Boaghlon G!tsrsats A
! ThuystE.
Bluom II. p. Emerson
! Plaia &C. !. R,gers - aiierasfs--S. W CLAY
Million d. b. ShsldnR-aitsraafs-W y. ksslel
Henry Henry CaTyl
Washington Luther Black, z. Taller
jackson "A. s. Fergusca
! Lake-C. +. Chapman
webster-John Muir, Sr. sItssNats-W. David
sOr.
The report WAS accepted and adopted.
The Cummittee on Resolutions, through II,
Chairman, JohR ", Canary, reported tLs fol
lowing
! R,sslcsd--That we cordially and WnItedy az
firm our feahy 10 the Republican party, will
which we have been so hDR Identified that ii
suppressiDg the late rebellion, M mtini lining
the integrity aud bcuOr Of tbs Republic, in 81.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-29
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
,,,,;,s : - !, :, !, tags sTTI

IHiS ~ TO GIVE NOTICELThat on the
a 23d oay OF July, A. ID. 1872, n warrant in
OF lne United STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia against the estate of William 4. Mason
n NottoWay county and State of irginia who
mas oeen adJudged a bankrupt on his own peti.
u ~ mat the payment of any. debts, and the
uenVery OF any property belonging 10 said bank
rupt, 10 MN or for his nse, and the transfer of
any properly by him, are forbidden by law that
meeting of the creditors of said banI;rupi. ~
prove their debts and choose one or more ASST
gnees of his estate, will be held al u court of
Dahkruptey, TO be holden at the Registers office,
Richmond, Va, be ere W. w, Forbes Eso ;
nSter on The Sub day of August A. d. ls72,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
jy 24-W2w II . MarSb,r
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-29
4, gtsti,g 5sstats 5inmnat.
COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Grain Market,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMGNp, July % 1872.


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMGND, July 90. 1872.
RsM,RKs Offerings of wheat on change TO-
day the biggest this season. Sales of wheat now
in grcater quantities than on any day since sea.
son opened Market active; prime white, 81 Il
6l75 prime red, $40
0DriagS.
WuEAr-White 6576 bushels Red 1896 bush.
els.
CoRS-white, 772 bushels; mixed, 1884 bushels.
UATs-l0l2 bushels.
RYg-lS0 bushels.
Sales
WHEAT-Whte, 2705 bushels prime 81 70: 100
very good $40 2l4 prime, S.7O; 100 prime,
81 IS S34 fair, 81 60; &c common, $l.S0 300
good 81 IS; 20 common, $3.50; 2SS very good.
81 GS $50 good, st66 $50 very good, 81 6S las
good, Sl62. Red, loss good 81 SO; 20 common,
81 40 1886 prime, Sl.70; ls2 good, $l.62; 90
common, 81 45 1852 very good, St.66 2i6 com.
mon, 81 SO 1870 very good 81 81 466 very good,
81 So I; 9S fair, Sl.55.
CoRx-White, IS bushels very good, zoe s72
very good, 7sc
OATs-2O bushels Western, Doc.
RYE bushels God, zoe.
Re-eraibtted.
CJRN-White, 100 bushels mixed, l4S4 bush.
els.
OLTs-i00 bushels.
RYE-l32 bushels.