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, 1873-08-18

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
VIRGINIA. ILL.,, Aug. 16.-A delegate meoting Of
tho people Was hold In Trotter's Hall today.
Every precinct in tho county was represented
,buttwo. Universal good feeling prevailed. Tho
mcoting fixed on 3 basiB Of approximation for
tpo difreront precincts, md narnod Saturday,
tho It'll Of September, aa tho day for holding !
nominating Convention. 4 RESOLUTION waA
passed asking tho Central Committee of tho two
parties to mako no nominations. An Executive
Committee Of i've waB appointed, and o commit
tho pooplo OF tho county. Tho nomi-
mating Convention will be hold at Chandlorville.
Tho movement will win.
, 1873-08-18
THE, RAILROAD BANDITS.

"A Glue to the Whereabouts OF tho 1ens-
cnls--Thoir Capture Predicted.
- Special Dfspatch to thA Chicago Tribune.
/. sr. JOSEPH, NO., Aug. ia gentleman who
reached this city to-day from JofIorson City, re-
ports that it Was confidently believed that those
Of tho mon believed to bo ongaged In tho
Iowa rai1roal robbery would be taken to-day or
tonight iu Jackson County, in this State. Eight
armed mon wero engaged in the schema, OK"
pected to result in tho capture OF tho desporadoes
, 1873-08-18
PCf80uul.

Specfas Dispatch 10 T,hs cAfeaao Tribune.
Chicago, now stopping in Baltimore, il rapid
improving in health.
WAsuISoroN, Aug. 16.-Sscretary Richardso
loft for Long Branch tonight. He will r.
on Wednesday.
Attorney Gonora1 Williams will lonvo tho Ii
ter part OF this month on a visit to his parout
near Syracuse.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1G.-Goorge ". Dain,
prominent Good Templar Of this State, waa =:
denly stricken with paralysis yesterday, and Iii
in procarious condition at his homo in Fran
fort.
, 1873-08-18

KANsAs Cry, Aug. 1o.-Yesterlay tho body Of
q man, supposed to be. that Of h negro, was
gatiop to-day developed tue fact that tho victim
was whito man named Berry Myor, from Cll-
cago g TOW days ago. a bank book aud papers
belonging to auch man were found in tho
liyor below tho city, from which 1t =, ap, p,
pears that he has deposit With Emil
Josophnl, Of Chicago. 10 tho amount Of nearly q
thousand dollars. He came 10 this city week
or ton days ago, and stopped at tho Little Broad
way Hotel, from which lo haB boen missing
since Sunday. It is supposed that Lo was killed
for Lis upuoy,
, 1873-08-18

DETROIT, Mioia., Aug. l6.-Tla sohooners
Etna, oil Chicago, and Clifford, Of Eric. colllod
OF Thundor Bny Inland this forenoon. Tho
main rigging, ,a,d had her rail stovo III, and hole
through tho tlooh Lost ono man was leaking,
with about . font Of wator In l1er hold. Sho ii
loaded with coal for Chicago, and will be towod
to tho st. Olair river. THO Clifford lost her jib
bonm, bob-atrap, aud outwasor, aud Sustained
other damage to her lead-gear. Not loakiug
much.
, 1873-08-18

II. It is untloratood that this arrangement ~ie
satisfactory to oil tho parties interested;
Fonr MADISON, Iowa, Aug. 10.-ln uo caao
th9 City Of lowa Vs. tno 6sySn hinf
Jnstice I,ock, Of thls city, and 1notion to dis
eolye tho injunction wab oyorrulcd:
SALT LANnt Aug. 1n.-11lo ollcfalH Of tho
Union and Central rncio IsnilwayB woro hero
yoBtorday, consulting OIL n new through tariff
Tho tariff Oh ORC a,id bullion, anl on freight
generally, will DO higher.
, 1873-08-18

Special DtspatcA 10 Ths Chicago TTibans.
Fong WAyHE, Ind, Aug. 16.-The celebrated
Honpl.aw murder caao at Winchester, Ind, was
concluded In the acQuittal Of accusea, who stood
charged with murder in tho first dcgroe, Tho
Seuliucrs special Of this evening anys the yer-
dict givcs gonorai satisfaction. Tho doienHo
was conducted by Gen. Tom Browne and tho
Hon, J. EupH Nc0.
, 1873-08-18
THE INDIANS.

A Band OF Apnches Punished hy
Troop.-Eour1eon Warriors KILLED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1g.-Liout Babcock, Of tho
Fifth Cavalry, oports to Gen. Sherman, from
Camp Apache, Arixoua, that OIL the 10th Of juno,
with o company OF tlirty-two man mud oightoen
Apache solaiels aftor following trail for sovon
tho mountains noar Tonto Creek. A fight Gu
suod, and fourteen Indians woro killed. md five
womon aud q child capturod. Tho aauo day
we're found other camps, evidently hastily aba,s-
doued.
, 1873-08-18

New YonK, Aug. 1G.-Yhe pau llnn Gazette
Bays: "During the diBturbaucoa III Peri,aul-
bueo, growing out OF tho measures taken by the
Brazilian Bishops against tho freedmen, the
Jesuit College was broken into, tho sacrod pic
turos wore destroyed, the confeasionals slat-
terod, and four Of tho rovorond fathers woro
beaten, one Of whom, who WAS Ill, dying from
the blowB received. Tho Office of tho Bishops
newspaper was entered, tho materials wero
thrown out Of tho windows, and tho paper
burned"
, 1873-08-18

:, ATLANTIC Cry, N, J., Aug. lo,-steamshtp
anchored on Dngal,tipo bhoal, awaiting sup
plies aud assistance, having her ongino diaablod,
New YoAK, .Ang. 10.-Arriyod, steamer AbyH-
sin!a, from Liverpool,
LONDON, Aug. 10.-Arrlved out, steamship
Ohio, from Baltimore.
, 1873-08-18
THE ETlCHBORNE CASE.

Discovery Of tho Original Register Of
tho E3nrk Osprcy.
Special Dispatch to The chicuao Tribune. " -
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G.---In addition to the
evidence which Mr. Crowley, Of Illinois, pro-
poses to give in the Iichborno case, the original
register Of tho bark Osprey has just been
found ut tho Baltimore Custom House, which
corresponds exactly with all tho requirements Of
the statements Of tho claimant with regard to
that YeBscf.
, 1873-08-18
Secretary DolnM0ss 1MlIfnn Tour.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 1G.-secretary Dolano md
tho Indian Commissioner loft the city to-day to
visit the Hiasitou Indian Agency. 1t is tho pur
poso Of Secretary Delano to remain some timo
On The frontier for tho, purpose Of obtaining
personally knowledge OF tho condition md wants
at tho various Indian tribeH.
, 1873-08-18

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. 10..-Obstructions
waro placed OIL the truck Of tho Missouri Pacific
Railroad, two miles above Fort Leavonworth.
last night, consisting OF two rails aud tic, into
which D passenger train ran this morning, ditch
lug tho ongine. but doing no furshor damage:
A bridge noar tho aamo placo was burned. AL
supposed 10 have baoN done by farmors who
laye not luen paid for oatt!D killed.,
, 1873-08-18

michigan Constitutional Convention.
IANs1Na, Alich., Aug. 1U,-Tho Michigan State
Constitutional Convention will moot horo Oil the
9th inst. to royBo tho Htato Constitution. It
will bo III. important body, and ita work will In
all probability DO ratified.
, 1873-08-18
FRANCE,

pAn1s, Aug. 10.-Thiors. WHO promised to visit
Belfort OIL ita evacuation by Tho Germans, A.
rived thoro yesterday, and had al enthusiastic
welcome. The town WAS decorated with tlega
and in tho evening brilliantly Illuminated. a
sorenade was given to tho distinguished guoat ut
his hOtpl,
, 1873-08-18

Spectdl Dtspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
Ou1Ncy, ILL.,, Aug. tG-A littlo boy namod
Solomon Fox, sou IT widow, waa drowned this
morning by falling or raft while fishing.
, 1873-08-18

KASsAs CRY, Aug. l6.-A largo meotng Of
farlilors and others waR hold ut Olatho, Kaa laat
night, in regard to cheaper. transportation:
Speeches wero made by prominont citizens Of
Kannas, fayorng Government or 6tato control
OF railroads, river improvements, aud barge
navigation on tho Missouri River.
, 1873-08-18

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 18.-George OusenoE, Jaa
Manning, aud Patrick Costello, whlo working
OH tho Higl. Street Baptist Church, to-day,
diatauco Of soyonty -oight feet, By tho brenkng
Ut I'll overloaded uoafrold. UuBoner wnB fatally,
aud tho othors Horiousy, injured
, 1873-08-18

1AflleA ny II t3urAtlnH Emery "Aeels
Sptcfai Dispdtch to The Chicago 1ftbnne.
I.AsA1A.E, Aug. ia German named John
Zoior, aged about 80 yoara, who has worked in
the Peru City piow Factory during tho last two
ycars, was Instantly killed this morning by tho
bursting Of III emory wheel, at tho moment Of
commencing Ills dny's work. The wheol had
boon tostad with 800 revolutions ror minute,
and WAS running only at tho rata Of 1,10U Wien
1t burst. A piece Of tho wleel broke 1ia lowor
jaw and fractured Ills skull. uo had wife, but
no children.
, 1873-08-18
W'I3e ChOlern4

Sr. Louis, Aug. 1G.-Tho number OF doatlla
this city for tho week ending this evening, aB !,
ported by tho Board Of Health, was 2o6, or viii
10 were from cholera and 25 cho!efa morbuB.
, 1873-08-18

specia. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Four WAYNE, Aug. l6.-William Stewart,
ESQ.,, reAident OF this city for nearly fifty years.
at 10 o'clock from injuries received by being
thrown from buggy attached to runaway
team.
, 1873-08-18

KANsAs Cry, Aug. 16.-The hon. 8. A. Cobb.
this morning at tho instance OF II. B. Taylor, whom
he had arrested fow days ago for libel. Cobb
waB charged with perjury, but had an e1atnina-
ton before tho Justice and waB discharged. Tho
mnttor grow out Of political quarrel OF long
atnudiuE.
, 1873-08-18
pnnttl from Exn1O6(G

IIA11rAY, Aug. 10.-An oxploHion IN Sack
7ilo mill tlliH morning killed ono man nnu Herl-
QrAlY injured anotlor.
, 1873-08-18

New HAVEN, Aug. 16.-A wrestling match be
tween Homer Lane, OF Now York, and Wiiliat
s. Kennedy, Of this city, for 81 900 mud middlt
weight championship, resulted it. . victory 70
Kennedy. He won tho first and third fnllH. Th
Same parties have arranged another match II
, 1873-08-18

President Grnntss EnstcFn Trip.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1G.-The reyenuo cutt
McCu}looh, with President Grant and part
bound for Mount Desert, put into North Hara
last night on account Of n dense fog. She v
expected to roBuna her trip to-day.
, 1873-08-18

<srnsslaoppcra In NcbEnslSns
OMAuA, Aug. lJ-Inmenae clouds Of grass
ward hultitutlos arc alightng and hayo coni-
moucol on tho corn.
, 1873-08-18
AQUATIC.

C1No1NxAT1, Aug. lG.-Joacph G. Cloud, til
Philadelphia oarsman, arrived hero, on his wayt
Now Orleans, ut this evening.
, 1873-08-18

DEs NTo1NEa, Aug. l6-An official Rtatomont
s!owu TINT tho number nf GraRgcB III Iowa IL
l,751 Tho number ia Tho United States OF the
18th of July WAS 5000, with total membership
or 25Q, ,QQ0
, 1873-08-18
SPORTING MATTERS.



s,,rfaf Dts,atch to The Chfcdoo 7tfbunt.
rr,o1. N. y. Aug. 1e.-Tbo third days raced
uilon, ~. 49, s. D., tho ,1.,o, n"st, Assoc,ation
na re' uufayorable, With showers oil through tho
afternoon.
THE 2:24 HAoE
wns won by G1oator in throo straight hoata.
Io ~ zz1t aa oganat o ' n hJ' ,n. "nS tno
pns aor xllon hs vas baooa 1t oson no @
Sgs hs Ga to ea Nohor as
itet sta a'a nso nau xt ~ q nnator IN tha socoI
nnl third heats, aud th1la got Hooond money.
suhio third, j. q: BfoWn 9o tonfth.
,or so ~ f5 ~ m ~ mSGn nors o,oItfpr for tho
"t yg'T ~ "nn na tho favortn nt 1
IN m aoainat % I,' t',n ficia n Jamoa. who bca,
~ - " atHlost !no Helo. ~: "ninon' VIZ 80 80
CastlG BOY NJ Hu11alo was vlotor1ous nSahi H mit'
24 s S:2555 @ and d 2so. % BrotGor 1J JopnsIan, % who
casto eo nov tbld ii and Iedy ed a"kar En- sof fourth
0'o''o Ivy ' ~" nournoynn ,,1""'' A''is
1tho frco,for.a11 tbo 1.aa ",d Aim s,1onr o13
rncna aro mt ovcr mil Mo,u1nv @ II "a nnt l;,n-
~ lint Glantonlnc viii ainrt H. Tia oaa roco ns
o a eptorod or | race n enS zoo o wt
Chicago Buy and Bay Henry, viii have to Do
'A'pp0o VI ''"o"y srstnsn,ra u,g,,sr
Thu fo1,n,v;p, a n tIo M,rnm,r,oa ~ +,.;1ov,a
racou :. :"
49,. n,u H.. q, mn, .
that nnvcr isst Exit. - nm ~ Az ~ s,o ~ enn
t9oo to third $500 to fourth Sn hcstn hcst treo Ii
ivo, in HARNESS. =
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J. K Ieavitts cl q. Star Of Philadelphia 49, :. ..tlr.
". II. Orawford'a br. Annio Collins.
Ben Macea b. =: ncdwing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
lin lime-2:s4; e - 1:2sa 2:ao:
o.ea 70 ~, ~; AZ ~ a1 e3, ~ i,n
SSoo 10 fourth milo hcsta. best thHeo IL yo. IN lar.
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II. nolcn'a br g. Triumph.
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dsasea1 Aooms Or sS, *; cacego. nas
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, 1873-08-18

Special DispatcA to TAe Chicago Tribune.
joliet, Aug. 18.--Tho atoel.heators In tho
stool rail mill Of the Joliet Iron and Stool COM
pany, hive struck Oh account OF reduction Of
u por celt. iu their waBoB.
, 1873-08-18

Snlo of the WRECK Ut tho City OF Wash.
tIaHt0M.
HALIFAX, Aug. 10.-The wreck Of the City OF
Washington, ~ stranded, was sold to-day for
$4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24
FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

Ma EDITOR This place of saw mills and
stone qnarrie', has been written up SO often that
'h're seemed nothing to write until after elee-
lion. That has sd'rded som" material. This
Township was divided recently, so as to give to
the seops, for greater cnuvenleuce, two voting
precincts. This ough; to have brought nut er.
cry voter, but Instead they thought it TOO FAR
to walk and not quits lar enough tn ride, So they
said at homs, Some Of the ftihfai, however,
were there those who always want 10 help
elect tho one in power, in anticipation of the
future. Two Of the Aforesaid erased a name
from their ticket, and in place inserted The
DecH " and for him cast their yete. Want his
js,tv give them ,r"rm cozy corner in cousd-
eratun or their loyalry7
There is great rejoicing over the Rspubli-
can defeat, and none are huisr in their jay than
the 10 per of the shop on front street, where
druukards are made, nd souls damned where
women and children are robbed of food and
friends, The election of new Prosecuting At
torney is considered an omen Of good-a prom
ise OF future immunity from hues and imprison-
ment, for violation Of the liquor law, and the
establishment just lnentinnsd is thronged and
men who had promised Jsn:r things, now sit by
the open door, from which comes al odor that
made ne think OF tue dutchmau's command to
his son as they approached the sulphur springs:
"Whip up the Horses Fritz for hell caD't be far
frum this place"
Heaven pity the sufferers by this vile traffic
fur men will not. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24
EASY WAY
Make Money
Buying Goods
The NEW Firm
WILLIAMS BROS
& FINKBEINER.

Two Fine Store Rooms filled
with everything you need in the
Goods Line to make you COM
Portable and happy.
Goods sold Strictly for Cash or
Ready Pay, as the small profits
we ask on our goods will not al
low of long-winded accounts. All
bills must be settled in 80 or 60
days, by cash or note.
An examination of our goods
and prices will convince all that
our demand for ready pay is but
just. Our Motto is, "Li,e and
Let Live" and by square dealing
We hope TO merit the confidence
of all.
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods
at WILLIAMS BROS 4 +.
A Fine Stock of Fancy Cassimeres
and Coatings just received at
w. BROS & F.
Good, heavy Kentucky Jeans for
25 cts. per yard at W. B. & L.
Fresh supply of Fancy and Staple
Groceries at w. B. & f.
New stock of Corn City Yeast Cake
at W, b. d. +.
Good Tea at 80 cts. per pound Mt
W. B. 4 +.
New stock of Glass and Queensware
at w. B. & +.
Large stock of Hats & Caps at
w. B. & +.
Fine Line of Dress Goods, marked
down 25 to 80 per ct. at w. & f.
Carpets and Oilcloths always on
hand at w. B. & L.
Just received the Finest Stock of
Women's Kid, Oil and Simon Goat,
Bal and Button Shoes ever brought
to this market, at prices from S8 to
Sl-Evcry Pair Warranted-at
w. B. & L.
Best stock of mems Calf, Kip and
Stoga Boots.
Boys, Youths and Childs Cable Sew
ed Calf Boots.
Geneva Brands Black Alpaca a
Speciality.
An Endless Variety of Gloves and
Mittens.
Collars, Neck Ties, and Gents Un-
derwear.
One Dozen Glass Tumblers so cts.
Canister Tea, every can warranted
to give satisfaction and full weight.
Maumee Woolen Mills Stocking
Yarns, the best in the market.
Large variety Of Buggy and Team
Whips, all at W. BROS & f.
We are daily adding 10 our Stock, Goods
suitable for the Fall and Winter trade, and will
not be undersold. We will compare Goods and
Prices with any House in Toledo, or elsewhere
Respectfully,
WILLIAMS BROS & FINKBEINER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24

500 Reward TOR case OF Neuralgia OF
Rheumatism Of any folm whatever, considered
curable) that Dr.. Ftitsrs Vegetable Rhsumafsc
Syrup will not cure-waTranted upinjutt US, ana
physicians prescription used inv ardly.
$4,000 Reward offered to the PToprietors Of
any Medicine for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
able to produce one-iouIth as many genuine
living cures made within the sane length OF
time as Dr.Filler'sVeg etable Rheumatic Kennedy
S2O00Reward offered to any Person pr owing
Jos. z. Filter, NJ. D., to be other than a grad
uate 0lthe celebrated University OF Fennsy lyania
in 1888, and Professor Of Chemistry Treating
Rheumatism specially for 80 years.
$1,000 Reward to any Chemist, Physician
Or others able to discover lodide Of PotasSa
C0lchicum, Mercury, or anything irjurous,I
the system in Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
2e 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure.
Including Rev. &. II Ewing Medina, Penn
ssylvania; Rev. Joselh Beggs, Falls Of SGhu!l
Hightstown, New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Mnr.
ply, Frankford, Philadrl lila; Doctor Jenhinss
and Doctor Walton, Pbila deirhia; Hon. j. W
Greeley member Congress from Philadelphia !
Hon Judge Lee Camden, New Jersey ex-Sepa-
tor stewart, Baltimore; ex Governor Powell,
Nv. and thousands Of others, If space permitted. /.
$3.50 Reward for the name of any waIrented
preparation for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
sold under similar legal guarantee, setting
forth the exact nSnber of bottles u cure or re-
turn the amount paid for same to the patient IN
case Of failure to cure. A full description OF
cases requiring guarantees must be forwarded
ny letter 10 Philadelphia. The guarantee. sign
ed and stating quantity to cure Will be returned
by ma IL, with advice and instructions, without
any charge. Address all letters to DR.. FITLRR ,
No. As South Fourth Street. No other Renedy v
is rfi'.Ted On such terms. Get circular On the
various ferns Of Rheumatism, also Blank sp-
picaiians for guarantee. gratis Of the speesl
agent. WEDDELL & RUSSELL, Agents,
SIzz Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24

--Jnst think -wnLiAMs BRos. a F. have
all the Latest Styles of Dress Goads.
New Back Wheat Flour can be had
a the PER- sburg Mil or offic, Of JAMES
z. AvERrLL,
We d rect The attention offs interest
ed il the County Teachers Institute to
the advertisement elsewhere in this papar.
-WM. MILLS son of GEO. MILLS ESQ.
fell f'om an apple tree, on Monday night
last, thereby breaking his lefl arm b.
tween the elbow and shoulder.
-Lonk ou, for WILLIAMS DRos. & F.'s New
advertisement next week.
Our printers, judging from the mum
Der. OF premiums received for 900 I
things" at the last County Fair, think
that an invitation from Il. l.. McCoL-
LEY and lady, cf Tontogany, to spend
next Thanksgiving at their house
wouldn't prove Objectionable.
"A large And complete stock Of Clothing 4
0vercoats at WILLIAMS BRos. 4 F.
notwithstanding the failure of KRAUs
& SMITH, as well as sew, raj other banks
our citizens turned out largely to the oys-
ter supper given by the lady members OF
the NJ. b. Church on Wednesday evening.
The receipts W re about SGj, which will
cover the indebtedness for the furnace.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24
MANHOOD RESTORED!

DR., Nelpsu's Elixir Of Youth the great re.
storer nf yonthlul vigor--a Positive cure for
Nervous Debility, lmPoieney, Spermattorrhea,
Lownsss Of Spiri,s--arising either from ex-
'essive indulgence, over study. or any cause
whatever.
s-fs- A certain remedy for weakness arising
rom excesses, Gr early indiscretion. Clergy.
men, Lawyers, Students, aud all who follow
sedentary occupations, or whose brain Or ner-
vous 81 stem are over worked the Iistlcss en-
~rvated youth, whuSe constitution has been
shattered by namcless vice, and the aged
drvotee Of sensual pleasure, will experience
immediate relief, aud permanent cure will
surely fulluw the use Of the ELIXIR or YoUTu.
Humid eds "i letters from, those who have
been SAVED from Consumption. Insanity, or
Death, and restored IN health, Happiness aud
Manhond, could be given, we're Il not for the
delieacy of lie subject
Price, 81 90 per battle. Six bottles, IS. 90.
| Sent to any part of the country, securely
sealed N observation, 90 receipt Of price.
An frrs saer,dly confidential. Address all
| 'rdletie HOOPER A Co.
5Ozz.eIs tvP. o. G,x 2It5, rhilstsll LIN. Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!


TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Wood County, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, on
THE 2sth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1878,
At l o'clock in the afternoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, to-wit;
The south part Of the southeast fractional
quarter Of section fve (5), containing thirty
eight sores. Appraised at 81 soc.
Also, the east part Of the northeast fractional
quarter Of section eight (s), containing ninety
uine 12-l00 acres, less that part Of the same
lying between the river road aud the Maunee
river. Appraised at 81 400.
Also, the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section nine w; appraised nt 81 500.
Aud the northeast quarter " the northwest
quarter Of section nine (9); appraised al 81 200.
All Of said lands being in town i've north Of
range nine east, in Wood county, Ohio.
Terms of Sale ;-One third cash, one third
IN one year, and third in two years rom day
Of sale, deferred payments tn bear interest from
day Of sale, and be secured by mortgage on
premises sold.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Admir-.
Of E. GALLAgHKR, decd.
September l6, 1873. 22dS7 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24

THE Teachers Institute for Wood County
L will be held at the court room at Boa ling
Green, commencing,
Monday, November, 18th, 1878,
aud continuing in session during the week.
The services of Prof, Mitchell. Of W0rlhinR-
ton, and of Prof Richard, of Republic, have
been se"..e!, and as these g' ntlemsu ara pro-
fessinnal instructors OF teachers il is but reason
able to suppose that no teacher can shfnrd To be
absent during a single day that the institute
will he In session. Let every one contempt
ting 10 thlng be in attendance.
In nrder that every teacher NAV avail hin :
selfo herself ui the benefits Ia be denied by at.
tending tsaeherS' institutes, the legislatpSs has
very wisely enacted that,
"Any teacher in any public school /, hereby
authorized Ia dismiss the school under his or her
charge fnr the week in which is held the couu
~ teachers institute for the purpose NJ attending
the same, and such teacher shall not k,rfeit hiI
or her pay for such week, provided such teach
er shall deposit with the clerk of the beard q
ceriitcats from the secretary Of the insiitut,
that he or she has been present at such insu
tute for not less than four days; NJ
union or graded schSnl shall Ia dismissed
except when majority fIhS teachers in sMcl
schn0l are in favor Of such dismissioD, a. Se,
III new school aws)
by order Of the Executive Committee
j. y. NEWTON, Src'y of Com.
Bowling Green, Oct, 2lst 1879. 2Td