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st tango Things Which They Thin}
They Have Discovered.
Condition OF the bank In January, 1873,
Just Before tho Sale.
Real Estate Held by tho Bank-Further
Legal Proceedings.
TIL; COMMITTEE.

~, Il, tnrra I. ttt. upt tic various securities uut
~ ri,, i, !, :. hn1 sou,rthtur w,t} lie rea,izr.s.
,, .,,.,,,,.n, ,s a., ,I,.i M, that II wa.
: ne eas'e"!s"' ""' 's sa ,'s.u .,,,, .tI,u, ..a,
slcctucd ea!r to oi'cn tile doors asid allow Tree
Access to everybody. nnd during The slny ho
ahnsr ot th1a privilege, II suc II may be called,
49, .,,,t..J
WIZ ~. 'o.". ca,,,a. nm, .xt,b III. A. !
Tic ereunoFs Iom".l1.ee ,1't' "'tn '"e
sgueo at 10 o'clock Jol''' wentworth IN the
ehnir. The first thing dune was to
f.,i Tnv,nr In nrnrl,ra Of /
request ~ .as'o' ~ " ,,tas r s,.,+,.,
ha'Hosk' eoAe - ~ y. .s.'. ',, ~.
ttrn lt~t VI all real eftate III the name vi '"s
bank, an,l to reaucst lin to take charKe VI all
.ns ..s p' ~ ~. ,'".n. ~ Inn ,,,nk r,l T,y1or
t"t" 'o' ."e 'e."' ~ =" ~ .,.r.a.. 80.
was alfo lnstsu''c" ~ e"e,t ." "s".""|s ="
two plc,cs OF property on Naoasa a7ehue Oil
which tho policies had expired.
Then lin. Committee aca,n |
<,.r.n ,.r, -,,. roors |
n.' nv wv, ~. .". "oo"'' ~
but With no ut'1er result thah LUIS ulsco7esS oi
rrn1 ,,i.crepan,tcs, sh,yh ovcasioncl vust
s,'a,,", ~ ,,,. and ,cd ,otnc ri the Commt,tcc
a'oa". VI ,a'~ . a.'a ,a,. ~ o .,,s. ~ ,h a.
tn say tsat ihc oanA Wa so''ea - HUI" no
ttvc years ago.
Mr, Eeeley, In the first place, after por|ng
,,v.- what n knn.rn a. t,e dtscuunt registers
,.a .a,i.nr o,,Iostv. ro,,oru thnt ,t,tx IN.
1 e .tn ~ WHIT ..c 81 tc Will. tot Thrn
s t" one 9 ~ yu sase te aoSt nn sy u Ie
eslncss anotnef te '''t'orssemts su ssnr a'"a a
tne ua;S WEI t.r ~. ..,s ,ryt,'r .n cct n. VIM tn
"nat az: Nce.1e M "Me I f"I' =, " ~, e.,s't r. .bnw
eee wiat "as lss'G. a.v -. ~ ~ ,,f.nttns' ~,
tlat 10 datcs we.e ese'; .uf s"c I.ns,.,,s ihor
pAslhe VI Ia,"'' .s''t 1,"n. r.rn twn t'tat
were "atmyu s;ny a'u, ~ mi wa,Ic, ~ i
9at W'.h ~ na.o o. s,, ~ W ~, ',r,.s,"
l'cre Vas aHutuss Ae,s H. y. ~ ~ ipo,nt ~
, 1877-09-05
REAL ESTATE.

kfr, Daniel uouIwin, Dr., ule VI the Trustees
of tic State Swings Institution, At ca. lay
tur's fe4aucst furnished that gentleman Ycster-
day afternoon with Tic following Ilst u sccur-
t:cs Ill his ,Ia,l.ls tuf eulluctan:
six totes. With interest Anil taxrs...... H. GIG
L'.t u real c.tata Owned " t'It bank:
MARBLE {crht t3tt3} Wabash aveaue.. II. UJO
No, ri West Jackson street. t.,....., ..... $500
lIluck \, In clyde. First 1lstat0n. nsa
ACRES: Nl.lsters certlAtates bank en-.
t,l!tl 10 deed Fen, Il, lath.. ~, ~. $500
Block j, u. uoodw!n Subdivision n; +:
u y. ". v Sec. .;j, ~, u, aGu4t sight
sa: Dois =. Iosis"afd :. ~. .....:....:. IL. coo
Caft.lcalss-b4nx ent!tIsd 10 dyed March
n ta7:1l;;yts =; i. i; !. +, q 7.s'e.
il. ii. III, il'oek i, AMI lols II 10 IL
u lIluck !. sr.ut.ulslslun Ut Isluvk l-of
ute4cI II S,nitlIs Subdivision VI ". Il
y. \ ", :; Of ". y Of s. ". y sse* -. .,o
paak I"i .i,ns: +;1s6, .ad jea.saoa from asss
soatnvs.t svr.,sr washington and Market
No. LII S"fth Clark str*ct. *0xiO0 :.... l.: uou
M. :'ns Aorth t.asalss rtsrst, s'x l13.... = TN
stssuls.... ................ ...... $780,. :,uN
Tt,ssp luls Wrst IT Ljncttln i'aEk.... ...,.. 3uU
No. J.7 WrKt Munrus -ilrct... ... ..... lu.VuL
Nus. cid, tnns aInt sAl% Fulton rtrcct :. H0t
HHygnty two hcrr4 ut HAs1, nItun Heights. 10, UJt
LvtA 81 ul4 Iut, Il.,..Au's Aililun.... l,uUl
LIT II, sub -li1.vk Ut hluck I, Canal
Ituntses' Subdivision. so9!!~4*t 4, u.
III IL on Gus .lreet. bstyeen Michigan ind ~
Iil,uuls .................... ......... h.oN
------
Total real laie..,....,... ......... $37.l. iii
Total securities hclA hY tiuU1wln..,...... 1891.
, 1877-09-05
Total rcal estate ....-..... .........$JIll.
Total securities hclI h{ tioOlwln.......-. IL,

Grand t0lAJ:. s.,.,...++s..s. .t.s 4.lu1s Io.i
Col. Taylur WAS employed during the larger
uzrt vi illu AItc&Iluun III examining tllc Ite1a
uu.l pT0yvsty III liie vaults VI t1le hank, WHILE y
r,rrh laa,Ir uut = Ist ", thrul, with 4 brlct
DIS rlptu, nj their Hatllrc. II wAs 1u@nM VI
su1l,e magnitude, as,i Iuulti nut ls completed
during lte altrlliu,tl ! he work will be rtsuln-
ri Ills ,aurn.,Ig. aaL all ctinl will be tnauc to
have tlr luIl l!st rtady ~ pIcseAt to tAa Com.
attllee Ill tu O'Clock.
, 1877-09-05
T1ASN]pAL u ST, 10.

sr. JosEl1l, Mo-, Sept. 4.-Ths case Of l.. ".
Morse agnll,st the llannlhal Il St. Juseph Rail-
road for Tie appointment q! 4 iscrcycr ior that
road, wht h was set lur Hearing at til .lf!cotllo
t.-lay, was continued till the fourth Monday In
the u.ontl1. Thc post,onenent was lna.lo OH
lyvos,lt Ut doubts arising whether tic Ju'lge
tll power to hear the ease. and make tho nctes-
sary orders In vacation, he having finally ad-
jo,irnca hin term Ut court before tho aay set fur
tile hearing. Depi,sItOn8 hte to bo taken III
New York and Hannibal, mud attorneys Of plum.
tttf SAY tllcJ I!aYc no tlHubt OF tho ability T.,
provo the allegation Of their petltions.
, 1877-09-05

LIE BANK IN 4Sst
IN the meantime. Long John bad gons over
to Mt. sl'1way's u!1tsc and reqncstosl him to be
present. al the Cnmmtttcc's meeting this m''rn-
Ing. II Is altogether probable that Long John
raye hin, something more than IN ankllnG u,
wl,nt tile Committee WIS alter, Tor about l!:'H
u',tuk Atr. shtway zane orer to The
bunk, wllcso Mr. kectcy aud the reporters were
stu aborlng. and denounced ~ utterly foolish
and abs,,rd the statement that Tie bank Wa
rotten five years ago, and tf.at Spencer fat! come
ntn rut.vn hank ard waited i've !cars bef'rr
III nut tue assets III Its ttockct nud ran awas.
FlH lNEOkA shaved that
HE NAHK MAS rEHfEErLT SOUND IN jASuARY
and Atur.tl. ISIS, ami even Liter. nnd wt,atcvtr
v,!ia,ny might have uevn toalthlttcd ha.! IT,
4urrr.i in tIIc past tlIt ten months. In short,
The l,uuKs ny tn Jan'iAry and s1arca, 1878, nnd
.Gy months afterwards lur all l,v klluW. were rs
complete AMI ties.ect n set Of books as lie ever
saw. lnktng thc.c thtoks he could figure uut
tnc following list Vi assets OIL the 1st III Jinn
ary, ls;3. wElvl,. while Il was not quite coin
pirtc. s!1,lred up tho pr.n:i,'ai ite,n*:
PRINCIPAL tcn,t Of dcbt and credit state Savings
lns.ttut un Jan. l, ls73 Ledger +:
tlt.ktat rtuck... ............ ........'.9 !0, 0oO
sntE!u. .;,.,.;;: !gts gEt'
sasg s!as' "s, 'os.t., son.h branch ..... 3al l.
sv4,,assclul d4puslts. ................ IL, ~
neal rs.s'; ::ss+'i5s: :::s i5sS S
atfe.. Iuruif"rr nni 1xtures......... u.VtA
New bark building. ......... ..... 4,l4j
:, Icclluus -, ,.............. -. .... 124. i.,'
Ills tf1.r,unted ..... ............... hal, ,:s!7
tsL lem. ..,.,,, .,............. .u... 4aI, iss.
tblls aud Hlplf fEiKre...ss.s .ssss....s AhS..ul-
Tinted states bsnAe. .......t tUAUuo
Illinois SlAt9 bO.lus. 1h,+Olu
slrsvt1fl buuas ... ....... ....... .... 10U.UUJ
south rAtk JhH,fa. ........n...++ I'M. VUn
S,yuth lark certificates. -. ........ Al, ttuu
Lass County bo,lud. ........ ............. l,Ouu
sc!Ioo bonds .,,.,...,... ..... ....... ,HAD
lusI, m yA,.t .....,.......... 2Q:. san
turh NntiJ.tal y elstef nAnk. I}nston.. a.4s.!
t.n.h New ! ork Sthta Luan X Trust TO. Ii. 44d
Cu.u tlut.lan. .AAlcrcan ltank. n. -. Unh
Lash American EachaDge liAnk. N. r.. 22l.1'!
Cash [ mon Nut 1ia1i>. t'h cagO special if,0Tl
lash unluu Nal. Hank. Chicago. current -. t0II
tn-h Surtliwtnt'fn Aht. tHHk. clcd.o. ~. I'M
tAtt! Cuux Eulnlf SAt lianA, caIcago. 10tf. lo:,
cnth rhirJ Nat. t,ank. Chici.o... 6I.I:!,
| Cash tirt,lnn Sat. bunk. chicago. 8. III
| Cash MrtcAliIts Nil. Bank. ChlcA.u... 70. g1.t
Eash Mee. t.Jasi 4 ftust 70. EltttE1.. Gu. l4'
."s" c1sv' "s a., s"li..srai. - -. .... 30, 900
| cusl liywlts IItns. It Co., Lundon..... 4,ti::
| C4tIl lpsar i TO Lun4un..... H,0lu
| Cash tjanx Vt uautIn. lte!and.... su:'
, 1877-09-05

The new freight tar.H to tho East went into
effect yesterday. atnl Il IA now usdcrstutM that
all tho Western md Southwestern roasls haro
liked their rates on the now basis. 70 that there
is no longer my danger Of 1'ay[ua to 60 ha<k to
the u!.l rates. Ttle railroads 10 not auprehcnd
any falling oif In their business IN aecount Of
illa n,iyAnee In grain rites.
Harry 4. 0sHuou, Eastern Passenger Aren't Of
tho Michigan Crntral lsa.iroa.I, IleA at Drtrult
Yesterday u,urn!1ts. Mr, OAgu'l WIS fortncriy
runueelrl with tile passenger department Vi
the roau III This c1tY. IIe tax alsu ne,l poh['
tul,s III tile Cana,la Southern asMl Great Wcat-
er, 1lallroais In The aleatll of Atr. O.eood the
Michigan Central iuscs faithful md etllcicnt
scryant.
sir. Henry e. Wentworth, General Ticket and
Passenger Agent IL tl,t slicllI,lm Central Kait"
road, will iaIsrA ln.ultil's yaeAtun next week.
l!s tlralt1 Is somewhat inpa,rcl tFutn eontItl-
uicnt an! tmr.i work, anst Lu thlaks \ trip
thruugh The E.st vii 10 il,ln ultssh H.n,d.
Mr. w. Il. Ackerl,an, First yhr-f'rtsldent,
Mr.. Jtterll Tucker, Master IT Transportation,
anil Atr. f. T. jeffrey, ,Hu,,erlnend nt,of tic ILL
tuis Central 1tl.1r,n.l, uru III tour of lnspus-
tluI, over tau Nnrticrn |, v!s,n II tlelr roll.
sir. i. W. Walker, titDera1 stcitur oi Tho
Il,tt4xu, Burlington " tuIIcy salrual, hta ro-
turned fr.tn Its ti.hn. excursion ~ Lake SUPP
r!ur. aud Ia much tntl'r.,ss.I ~ tcalth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
Dana and the DevIl.

The Memphis Avalanche makes nh inge-
nions though sophstical argument to re-
flute the evidence that Dana sold his soul
and the San to tile devil. II says:
"tf,his Satanic Majesty really inspired the
lies which comprise most Of ihe Smi's sensAtiohs
We think they would be less reckless and stu.
pid. The ID, asjudged by his known workH,
10 too able aud adrnit to furnish the clumsily
constructed fA!sehoods filtered through the New
Ynrk San. This seems 30 take the wind out Of
the Gastft'S argument"
Thia argument is built upon the assump-
tion that innSlAuch ms Dana has made
a compact with the devil by which, in con-
siderntion OF newspaper success, the devil
is 10 have Dana's soul at death, and the
service Of the Stm while lie lives, therefore
the devil runs the Sun. There is nothing
to warrant this assumption, but ON the con-
trary all the instances we have on record
OF the dinbolicnl compact show that the
devil contrivss to cheat those who trade
with him outof all they have bargained 70 +
while keeping the letter Of the compact.
Thus Dana, after variouH failures. bar
gained for newspaper success, thinking the
centrol of n sncccsSful newspaper would
enable him TO command what he wanted
WSaitH, blutloH Nnu TetTcCt, Dut ne mas
heen disappointed in nll these. His solici
tations of successive Presidents for public
position were refused His barrel of Gu
ban bonds, which he hoped to conver
from nothing 10 value by embroiling oul
country in war for Cuba, remain wastec
p per. His old acquaintance shun him
Society holds hm as leper. His circula
tion has declined. He stnked his last hop,
on Tilden and that failed. Then despai
settled down upon him, and he fell to ours
ing and gnashiug OF teeth. He saw tn,
time drawing near when his awful compac
must he fulfilled, and he shrouded the Sm
black Lines and Re- desnnr T snd 'E s.ve owe
leave no room in the truly good for an,
feeling but pity. We would be glad il W,
could rescue him, but when a man sign
with his own blood a compact with tn
devil, he is given up to his own work
Therefore the clunsiness and stupidity o
the Sans falsehoods are no evidence aEains
the fact of the compact. On the contrary
for the devil to thwart all OF Danas inven
tions by making them stupid and clumsy
would be in keeping with his known char
| acter.-- CinciRndn Gazette
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Snngern are sailed and packed to the
amount Of 1000 or 5000 hali-bnrrels.
The commercial name Of them is "No. 2
Pickerel"
About 1000 sturgeon arc caught for the
Toledo market yearly they average fifty
pounds in weight, making 100000 pounds.
This il all smoked, and sold at ten cents
per pound, amounting TO $4,000.
About twenty tons Of herring are smoked
and sold at six cents per pound.
Caviar taken tiiis year at Toledo amount.
ed TO 0,4S0 pounds, and was sold to New
York parties for cxportntion, ut twenty
eight cents per pound.
Smoking herring aud sturgeon was first
commenced in Toledo in 1865. II is at
present carried on by Samuel Currie aud
John KentfnE. They have very linited
means 10 do business, and consequently eau
not use all that are caught to advantage.
Sturgeon have been regarded as'hu al
most worthless fish by the fishermen, and
no effort has been made by them TO utilize
their cntch. 1t is supposed that they de
stroy more ova than all the other hslI IN
the lakes, and this has no doubt had much
to do in bringing them into disfavor. Is
inglass is made from the "bladders" Of the
stnrgeon, and is sold at $3.50 per pound.
Bat little las been made as yet, rs the
sturgeon dealers have not had money
enough to hold the bladders through the
drying process, etc.
The following aggregate OF figures we're
obtained from the fish shippers aud deal
erS of Toledo, and is, therefore, perhaps HS
correct an eatiaipte ot the fishing interest,
as can be made at the present time, from
January |, 1876, to January ], 1875
Pounds hsh caught and handled. 6,6Gs,l
Men employed (chicAy first class
. scamen) Observation-Disclosures. $500
Capital invested ted...,.:............... 1851 ,00O
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
DITCH No. 2S7,

That petinn has been filed in the Auditors
Office praying for the construction Of ditch
commencing 90 the west line of section NUM-
Der thirty five 1857, in Perry sburg township,
being in town four AZ of the United Strtes
Reserve, in WOod county, D hiO, at point about
eighty 1901 rods south Of the nOrthwe corr
ner Of said section number thirty-fve (35),
ana running thence nOItheasterv following
tue course of the swale until 1t inter-
sects the north line of said section thirty.hve
t35) aud intersects PeTrysburg Township Ditch
No seven ~, and following the cnnrse Of said
Township Ditch to the east line OF Perrysburg
township and thence eastsrly through sec tim
seven ~. Troy township, to Improved Road
number thIrty-three 1887; thence northerly
about sixty rods along the west side Of said
Improved Rad 10 the head Of said Improved
Road outlet, aud there to terminate. The sur
veyOr and eng gipeer heretofore appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners to level the
rOrte OF said ditch has tled his report, together
with plat and profile Of the route, and reports
that the following lands will be benefited by
the construction af said ditch: The south hall
Of sections twenty five and twent '. six IS 4 26l
the south one fourth u Of section twenty sew
en- (27l: all Of sections thirty four (34) and
thIrty-fve (35i aud the north half nj section
thirty. SO j in town four ~ Of the United
States Reserve. and all of section seven (7) in
town six tG), range twelve I'D, in Wood
county.
Said petition AMI report Of engineer will be
for hearing bv the Board Of Commits sioner RI
CT Wood county, Ohio, m
Friday, July 9th, 1877,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Auditors
office Of said county.
8. CASE, Conn'y Auditor.
DOwLiso GsrSs, June q, 1871 sd:ls 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15


Under the ruling Of Chief Justice W ATE
In the Hamburg massacre trial, il appears
thai there 10 little hope of ever bringing to
justice any ofathe Williams who engage 80
frequently in murder and arson in the
South. IIe'is reported 70 have held in this
cas- that the U. s. Courts had no power
to act on the charge Of murder, but only on
the charge Of intimidalin, or the prevent
ing OF lawful voters from casting iheir bal
lots for whom they pleased that the
charge OF murder was not under the juris.
diction of the National Government, but
nnder Ststs Courts, and must be punished
by the State. There ia no evidence ON
record that would lead any one to suspect
n Jury could be found which would convict
any eut-throat for preventing a negro iron,
voting the Republican ticket, Tor they do
-nOt regard II crime Inlf .,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.


MISUNDERSTANDING Build-1 In Wood Co., o.,
ing Loan ASsoc'a'i""' Courto
Phillip FeldmAn, ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue or an order ofssAle, issued in the
ab0ve entitled cause by the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas, Of Wood cnnuty, Ohio, and to
me direc ted aud delivered, will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door Of the Court
House in Bowling Green. on
Tuesday, July 1Oths 1917
Between 10 and II o'clock AN N. Of said. day, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The south half Of the north half Of the south
east quarter Of section number twenty five rs },
tow nship nu mber three 49, OF the United States
Reserve at the fuot of the Rtpids Of the Miami
of Lake Erie, containing forty t40) acres OF
land. situate in the County Of Wood and State
| of Ohio.
| Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at e3, 200.
ORRIS HENRY, Sheriff.
T. j. McDnSNELL, Pl'iffs Atty.
| June 7th, 1877. 8c$S 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

On the 9TH inst, Hon, J. n. ASHLEY
rnrch aaed for himself and Eastern capital
lists the Road known as the "Toledo &
Ann Arbor Railroad, (which was sold un-
der mortgage some two years since to par
ties resiiing in Ann Arbor, The parties
f'r whom Mr.. ASHLEY ia acting, say.
the Toledo DemOcrqt, have guaranteed two
thirds Of the amount required to complete
ana equip the road, and il the people in.
'ere'ted in It's completion will give 100000
when The road is sfnlshsd, work will be i'm
lne:dSiately commenced and the road rapidly
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15


The SitnAtiOn Of our little army was we'll
illustrated by Gen. SHERMAN in n brief
paragraph in his response % toast in the
recent banquet given by the New York
Chamber OF Commerce. He said "Thir-
teen years after the close of our war, when
thought va were safe for the rest of our
days we find ourselves left out in the cold.
without pay or ra'ionS or anything. Neg
ieetsd, sighted, hurt in feeling, but not in
courage, the army is twenty-five thousand
homeless men to-day, with families de-
pendent on them, and knowing not with.
er to 20 for pay or provisions. II they
leave their posts they do SO at the peril Of
their lives. II this be the Government Of
"naticn, God help us! [hughter.l But
MT man has yet murmursI "a reproach
or complaint"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

PARTY fraud and trickery," is what the
Democratic prcss term the registration
law, under which the people OF Ohio hope
10 get All honest vote this Fall. Every ei-
fort made by Republicans to secure hon
csiy and purity in our elections meets with
opposition from the leaders Of the Denioc-
racy. 1t was ever thus. 3"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

A Yankee poet thus breaks forth "Ol
the snore, the beautiful snors, filing the
chamber from ceiling 10 Hoor Over tho
coverlet, Under the sheet, from her wee
limpled chin to her pretty feetl Now
rising oloft like bee in June now sunk
To the wail Of cracked bnHsoon Now
fute.likc, sub,iding, then rising again, is
the beautiful snore OF Elizabeth Jane"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
s,nERIFF,S SALE.

NSlHEWIEE1S SAEts
cA.herios Jacquo', In Wood c, Dntty' o.
Court nI
Nicholas D. Youngest AL Common PleRs.
by Virtue Of an order Of sale, issued in the
abcve entitled cause, bv the Clerk Of the Court
0f Common Pleas, of Wood county, Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered, | will offer for
sale at public venhue, at the front door VI the
Court llmse, in Bowling Green, on .iH7'
Tuesday, July 17th, 1877,
BE ween 10 aud II o'cluck A. N. of said day, the
following described real estate, to wit: .F
Commencing at the northwcst corner OF the
south half NJ the s"nth"ast quarter OF section
thirteen (l3), t"wn Seven a. north, range
twelve tl2J east, in Wood county, 0hio; thence
south eighteen (lS) rods and ten (l0l iret !
thenre east to the line of the town of Millbu.y,
in said county thence uorthwesterly along the
line nf said tUwn t. the south conner of lot num-
Der one (l) Of sAd t0wA; thence west sixty
6Ol feet; thence north two hundred and thirty
23O) feet to the north line or said quarter sec
tlon; thence west to the place Of beginning
containing about two Aad half acres Of land.
Terms OF Sale, Cash. Appraised at - 600.
oRRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
BIssELL 4 GoRRILL, Pl'tfs Attys.
June IA, 1871. Se$9 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Change OF Time. = Another change
takes place in the time of the running OF
trains on the Dayton & Michigan Road on
and after Sunday next. tits TO be regretted
that the business Of the Road 10 such that
it will not pay them to continue all the
trains now running. BY consulting the
time table it will be seen that two trains
win cease to run at:er the above. date-thc
night express passing north and the accom-
mediation psssing south in the morning
These trains will run no further north
than Lima hereafter. This change is made
necessary from the fact that the Road i,
not paying running expenses. We are
credibly Informed that the expenses Of the
Road during the past year were $4,000
over the receipts, .....
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The undersigned will receive sea- led proposals
for building a fence on the South and West
side Of Fort Meigs Cemetery until noon Of the
9th day Of July, A. d. 1877.
Plans and Specifications to be seen by calling
on I'm. Crook, Treasurer.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. f... '
WV. L. Cook, Clerk OF Board of Trustees.
June 9th, 1877. 8b
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
Wood Co. Republican, Convention

TO tie Republican Electors ci Wood County, o..
'n You are hereby requested % meet In Masl
Convention At Bowling Green, m
Saturday. July 9Ist, Is17nd
AZ 10 o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpose
Of selecting sigh. ~ delegates 10 rspresen!
Wood County in the State Convention to b,
held in Cleveland, on Wednesday, the l4t day
August, 1877. BY order Of Central Committee
L. BLACK, Chairman.
J.B. NHWrox, Sse'y. ~
Bowling Green, June Tth, 1877. .l.' Jpt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

The Chicago Commercial Aclrertiser Of May
II, says: awe learn from official figures
that Chicago elevators contain l,799, 400
bushels of whent; 3,s69,444 bushels of
corn l5s.65s bushels of oats; l66, ,s3l
bushels OF rye; and ,372,474 bushels of
bariey-making grand total of 6,363, So
bushels, against 6,2ls.S36 bushels one
week ago and 2,7s7, ,9O5 fer the correspond.
ing date last year" 'fld ~ =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

The New York Tribune is very conad
that "Brighom Young won't be pushed
INFO war; the Wing party refuses to be
m'terialized; William Allen and Charlie
franei: Adams have retired from politics
Cronin'" nose il merely an ordinary lumin.
"ryi Ben. Wade won't write any more let
terra, and the nephew of his uncle must 90
ihrlsty al the time--truIy this is going 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15

Among the many remedies which have h..u
brought TO the notieeOf tho Public, no ono has
attracted SO much attention from the wonder
ini "a cures 1t has performed as LAWSOh'S CUKA-
ofNew England while atwork in lis laboratory
and used by himself and friends n d among tho
before it was put up for sale. 1t has stood the
test OF years with q constantly growing reputa-
ti0n until It has become a household necessity,
will never be without ii.
From q knowledge Of its effects IL Is reoonn-
nended by eminent physicians a nd by our iond.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-15
~. Nh TON CSS "
Bowling Green, June fth, 1877.

The Democratic Senate of South Care.
lima has voted to pay Its members eleven
dollars per day They have been ndvoca.
ting economy down there. .