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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-11
LEGAL N0TICII

John SOLEAlHER. Harriet sherman John F
u sherman, Mary Ann Hammond Marcus Hammond
D1ritha soeatheF Catharnc Soleather and Julia inl
Soleaher, will take notice that a petition was ilel
against them on the 23d day OF January A. ID. 1855
IN the eonrt OF common pleas within ami for the
Vot wood, by Charles Soleather and is now nending
wherein said Charles Soleaher demands parttio anc
assignment OF the dover of Dorha Solsather in th,
following real estate TO witt The south half of th,
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter 2O anc
tne quarter OF the southwest quarter 4O)
section four also the east half of the
ter OF section five (sO} also the north east quarter
section eight, 40l all of town three NORTH of rang,
eleven east containing in all HI ndred and eight,
acres IN Wood county Ohio and that at the next tern
OF said court the said Charles Soeather will apply fo
an orderthat dover be assigned and partition made
said premises.
CHARLES sOLEATHER. Petitioner.
3, JEFFERSON Attorney.
March 9th, lS5S-Ilw3sL35
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csSRev. Seth Howell, Presbyterian minis
ter of Oxford, Ohio, hung himself in his own
home on the 18th ult. Although the owner of
property to the amount OF several thousand dol
lars. he feared his family would come to want,
producing a deep melancholy, which led to the
Termination OF his life, as above indicated.
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as-Ths Napoleon North West heads his re-
marks calling attention to Mr.. Dodge's letter
with these words: " Wood County Ahead"-
II the editor will take the trouble TO examine
the tables furnished in the Report, he will find
that he has " hit the nail on the head once, and
that Wood county is ahead in educational mat.
ters . ~
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sas The citizens of Maumee are getting tired
Z Of supporting city airs, consequently, at the
election to be held on the first Monday in April!
they will vote Yes = or Mo- on the question
of surrcnderng their charter. or
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Shcrifi's sale.

Court of Com. Pleas, Wood county, Ohio
Cyrenus NJ. Fuller vs. Joseph Richardson. et al. 3
DG virtue Of an order OF sale issued ON sniJ court
din this case, shall,on the 3ldy Of Apri .DAsjo,
At one o'clock p NJ. ut the door of the Court House. m
Perryshrg, offer for sale the following real estar sjt
uate in sHd Wood county, TO wit Sixty acres Of land
OF from the west side OF tho west half of the north
east quarter of section %. in town NORTH range 10
east also, the south half OF the half of enst hal
of northeast quarter Of soath east quarter OF section
z, in township and range aforesaid. - t...t - .
J. II, RRID, Plfs Atty. &. W. NORTON, ShM
March /, lS5S--lSw5S2 81 .' s
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3ar Mr. Hinch, the newly appointed Engi.
ncer who succeeds MIR. Howard on this division
: Of thsPublic Works. passed over the Maumee
and Western Reserve Road, in company with
Superintendent Lang,nderfer, yesterday, He is
in.his"ir iron-grey years and comes from Leba-
non.
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eT The Baptist protracted meeting is kept
sup with increasing interest. The pastor, Rev.
d.P. Cannon, breaches two discourses each day,
.one beginning at two aud the other at seven
O'Clock, P. NJ Last Sabbath the ordinance of
baptism was administered in the river, the ice
having been cut away for the purpose. ~ "a
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Sheriff IS Sale,

Charles Foster 4 Co., vs.. Whtcomb Haskins and
.-. Henry Haskins.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed and de-
~ livered from the court of common pleas OF Wood
county Ohio in the above cause will otter for sale
at the door Of the court house. in Perrysburg in said
county, '
Oa Monday te 12M DAY of Apra, 4. D. 1873
between the hours of one and two O'clock r. NJ. the
following lands and tenements to wit: The west half
OF the southwest quarter of section twenty (22)
In town six 6) north of range (1O) east containing
eighty acres more or less in Wood county Ohio
,rsII H.sss., e. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook Alto ney for aintf
March IL, lS5S-l4w5S1 10 ...
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Clarinda J. Wright AdmX. of A. d. Wright, Dec VS..
Orville Wright ct. al.
TNO Orvie Wright, Charles Wright, Caroline Wright
l. and George Wright non-resdents of the State of
Ohio,
Youarc hereby notife that the 5.h day of March
A.. d. 1858 said admnstratriN filed her petition in the
Probate Court of Wood county, Ohio the object md
prayer of which is to obtain order for the sale OF
lots number I, g. and 8, in Strckler's subdivision OF
Columbus, Ohio. Gou are requested 10 answer the
said petition by the 10th day of April next or the
said petition will be taken as confessed.
CLARINDA J. WRIGHT. Ad'mx
ASHER Cook Atty of PlH,
March H. lS5S-44w4S2 80
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ses4The cilzens Of Toledo gave donation
'visitiftr the benefit Of Rev. Mr.. Shaifer on Mon.
day night last Money and valuable articles tc
uhe amount oil $3.50 were contributed They al
so presented the Rev.gentleman with large
hickory cane es token of their appreciation OF
ihis recent labors among the Irish.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,


H.r..n.rnO adv'f''sh'snt ''illbs admitted into the
J.srrLL rntil IL is paid for, spt wher. there is
p.sl sEr.sm.ntto to the contrary and in all es'''thO
p.rssn presenting advertisement for insertion, will
..A.la responsible FOL h. same. W. cannot pay our
debts with account. on Tom. Dick, and Harry Of WHOM
". know nothing. The cash system 10 better for all
psrtiss sni ws shall adhsrs toi.
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Sherif,s SALE

Lewis Bose William Crom ct al
DY virtue Of order of sale issued to ME from the
DGourt of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio ia
the above entitled cause. shall offer for sale ut Pub
lie auction at the door of the court house in Perrys
burg, on Monday the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1853,
between the hours of one and two O'clock p. NJ the
following described lands and tenements to wit: The
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter and the
northwest quarter of tho southwest quarter of sec
tion l, in townships north. of range east in Wood
county Ohe, containing eighty acres more or less
g. w. NORTON Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Atty. of Plf.
March | l. lS5S-i4w5S2 "a
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rsg> The Army Bill has baen defeated by the
us Senate Rather severe rebuke to the
Administration. Stewards support doubtless
KILLED it, S,uherners would b.. certain to sus-
rpect "nigyer in the wood pile if he favored
"a measure.
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NOTICE.

TINO Sarah E. Henry, Joseph James aud Charles W.
Il Henry:
Gouwill take notice that on the 9th day of March
A. D. 1858, the undersi gned filed petition in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Wood county Ohio whero
the same is now pending demanding partit Of the
following premises situate in said county, to witt
The east half Of the north west quarter OF section 30
township north of range 10 east also two acres OF
land of the southwest corner of the east half of
the southwest quarter of fractional section TO- in town
and range aforesaid. and bounded follows: On the
south by the north line of the lot 6rs above mention
cd, the west by the west line o. said lot projected
the center of the Porysburg and Defiance road on
the north by the center oil said road and the east
by line parallel with the west line aforesaid and far
enough thersirom to contain two acres of land.
Partition is in said petition demanded as follows
To Jane GaIret, one equal third part to Sarah f.
Henry equal third part; and Joseph James one
equal third part At the next term of said Court ap-
pcation will be made for order that partition may
be made of lid premises. JANE GARRETT
JOHN ii. REID Pits. Atty. JOHN GARRETT.
March |, lS5S-44wlS2 20
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es- A protracted meeting has been COM
mencsd in the Presby yteran Church by Rev. G.
A. Adams. Seventeen persons united with this
congregation last Sabbath, bsing the fruits of
the late revival at the Nj. E. Church.
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and having excellent facilities for doing business.
They must be addressed TO GROVER & BAKER
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School Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
.hs examination Of Teachers at Bowling Green on the
,hrst Tuesday in April.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
Ne applicant will be examined who is not present
punstuslly at 10 O'Clock AN.
J. w WOODBURY., Clerk.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Pr.sby,erisr-.G. A. ADAMS, Psstor-ssrviee every
sabbath Al 1Ol o'clock AN, and 3 p. NJ
j3sptist--I P. CANNON Ps,t.rservics every Sabbath
~ f0i A. NJ, and evening.
NJ X. Chursh--M. RICHARDSON, Pastor-Ssrviee
every Sabbath at l0t N.
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O~-" Justice" shall have hearing in our
next, when we will also make room for another
article from Mr.. Chilco;e.
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erCHARLEs MAcKAY, when in Washingto,
recently. wrote the following sweet little poem
in the album OF lady Of that city;
PrOcnstination.
II Fortune, with a smiling face,
StreW way,
When shall VIC stoop TO pick them up
To-day. my iOre. to-day.
But should she frown with face of care,
Or talk of coming sorrow,
When shall we grieve, il grieve we must?
Tomorrow, lore to-morrolo. '- p q
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nTBu,ter is scarce and brings from Is tc
1S cents per ID.
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Howard Ass0cia tiOiA.


4 GHpji0 Institution, rsfa5iiShsa by Spsciai r,dcs
mem for the rrhef Of the SICK ANIL distr.sssG
afflicted wht lirrifut sHG EpiGsmic.
DStdirs. .r L..-
fTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
L aS Sperm1torrhGp Seminal IiedknSss hupOisles.
Gouorrhra, Gis.f Sgrl7hf, hs 'ir' IF O,,aiis~, or
Sof AbHsr, DC, &c.
The HOward association, In view Ot tie aSful de-
structon Of human life, caused by Sexual diseases,
and the deception praGtcci upon tho unfortunate vie
tins of such diseases by puacks several years ago d
roctod their consulting Sgrgeon as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their NAME to open d, Spensary fur
the treatment Of this class o dis asses u all their FORMS
and to give Msdicat All Grds,. to all who apply l.,
letter witha description Of their condition, age
cupation habits Of life. &c ) and in cases of extreme
poverty, 10 FrHsh HsdIcufe Free of Charee Ii IL
needless 20 add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of tue age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment,
The Directors. review OF the past fsel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent ert
have been C! great hene; 90 'he Afflicted especially
the young and they have to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, tu this very important but much
despissd cause.
Just Published by the Association. Report on Sper-
matOrrhtsa, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice Of Oman
isn Masurhation self Abuse and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgsun which.
will be sent by mail n sealed letter envei,ope.j Free
Q ChaTgs the reuei ipt of TWO srAArs for postage
Address for report treatment DIR. George r. Cal
boun. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No,
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARIMELI, PrsIt.,
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
pba-I
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shcria's sale
Howe & Brown vs.. James McFadden & jonathan Sal

'i'"e "'""h w. '""'sS Mor"uueh Iohathan sal
isbury.
DI virtue Of n vcndi to ma directed and delivered
1Dfom the court of Common Pleas of Wood county
ohio, in the above entitled cause, will offer for sale
NJ public auction, at the door of the Cout House ia
PerryShurg, Ohio,
On saturday the 18th Of March, A. n. 1853
between the hours OF 10 o'clock 4. A. and O'Clock
r. NJ of said day, the following lands aud tensme
situate in Wood County, Ohio. to wit The west hsf
nt the castqunter and the north quartes OF
the southwest quarter Of Sc ton seven. or town four
sorth, Vt rougc ten east cOpaiping llO acres slso
the northwest quarter of section seventeen same
town aud range. continuing IsO acres; also lot No.
s, in the town Of Portage.
G, W, NORTON, ,SSeiC
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The Defiance Democrat has finally taken
its position on the Kansas question, and boldly
sustains Buchanan. Hon. S. S. Sprague, lead.
ing Democrat of Defiance, has long letter in
the last Democrat which disapproves of the
course of Buchanan,a and sustains Douglas. There
is likely to be as much harmony among the faith
full of Defance as there is at Toledo.
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ss-Goldsmith, in his time, evidently deemed
the encroachment Of Winter upon Sp,ing's just
rights, novel occurrence, so he immortalized
the event in this beautiful line, which occurs in
1.-The Traveller" :"'
"And Winter, lingering, chis the lap Of Spring.
Had he lived in our time. we doubt whether
it would have been deemed worthy ofnote, foI
the old fellow just chugs his icy form into the
blooming Miss Springs lap as unceremoniously
as if he huds perfect right there, and she, having
no other beau, rather likes his company, and the
old whiteheaded rake is slow to move without
hint, so we shall not be surprised il lie con
tinues Sparkling" until that maiden lady, Miss
Summer, is seen approaching,
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen tu the pcisOns nttsii
l. namcd who are ownurs of the land described OPP
posic to their respective names that application has
been made to the Trustees OF Plain township, Wood
county Ohio u lay ont ditch aud portion the
king OF the s'e aud keeping il in rept =, together
with the expenses OF Lying out, to the persons
benefited thereby. said ditch TO commence at tho
quarter post OF sections - and 49, aud IL feet east OF
line between sections - md - the most favora
BILE route till IL intersects tho Green and Root dtrh
and there tcrminae mud also to clean out tho Plain
and TontoEpny ditch MS far down tho ilasinsvllo
road md that said Trustees will Mt the house Of
Fred. lIeudrcltspn on he p0th dnv of March 1879.
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es-We are pleased to sea the Defiance Re
,publiean again on our table.
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UrFreeman Hunt, publisher of Hunts Mer
chants Mcgizne, is dead.
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as-It is now asserted that Gen. Hunt will re-
tain the Toledo P. o. Pugh was against him,
but the " facts" did not prove just the thing
. neelful for the accomplishment Of his purpose.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


L e G II u r E s.
The Srxrn Lecture Of the Course, at the NJ. l.
Church, will be on
Thursday Evening, March nth.
DY % Js WUODs RS3o
sUBJECT. ..-"Ths Beautiful, It's uses and
Immortality"
Season Ticket. can bo had Of CSC. sfpArS, n. u.
Smith. l.. BoRpEx. y. X HoLLESsScx. of at the Book
Store. Persons not having tickets will be charged 10
cents for adm,ttance.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Jane, Waugh, Adm'r OF Robert Reeds estate,
Lee Moore Z" I" Simeon Eatons
lee Moore VIM Munns
C,o shple Andrew Shiple's
have filed their accounts In tho Probate Office Of Wood
county for 6nal settlement said accounts will be for
hearing the 3oth of March. 1858:
wM. EWING, Probate Judge.
| March 10th. 1858
Emanuel Arnold Pm vs. Jesse Hut DernL
| Before J. b. Sniyely, J. p. os Weston Twr. Wood
! county. Ohio.
| ONthe 18th day Of February. A. d. 1888 said Jus
~ tice issued an order Of attachment In the above
action for the sum Of One Hundred and Five Dollars
costs. EMANUEL ARNOLD.
Gead. March II, lsss--44ws"
! Road Notice.
NOTICES hereby given that petition will he pre-
| 4 y sented to the commissioners OF Wood county NJ
their June session, A. D. 1858 asking them to lay ont
and establish . county road, as follows to wit: Bc.
ginning near the south west of Jeremish Fer
digs land in river tract S thence eastcry to the west
ine of river So at the south east corner said
Ferdigs land; thence the most practical and con
venient route in eassry direction TO the Perrys.
burg and Oregon road and there terlnnste
JEREMIAH FERDIG
| MICHAEL CASTNER.
| March IL, lS5s-i4w4*
First end Last Call.
All those indebted to me, eithsr by note or book
account are requested TO call and pay up. Necessity
will compel me 10 collect up Immediately know
hint will he sufficient to my numerous friends.
March 2, lS5S-43w3 WIN. HOUSTON.
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Count of Common Pleas, Wood Co., %.
William Il, Truesdall, Pin, vs. William G. Lamb at al
Defendants

Defendant
NARAH Wood, Walter Wood and William wood "
sundants In the above cause will tnke notice that n
the 2Sth day of January, A. u. 1888 plautif flsdhs
petition in said court. tho object of which is to fore
close nmort,ng given 10y William G I.nIab aud Mill q
peslcrto Jas VIM. Hood, on tho following prcmis, o.
IN Wood county. Ohio, commencing at the :. f.
ner uf n T. of :, T.. OF sbctOn -, town or, h,
OF range 10 east theWo Leo f. north. theme, l0
west thence 100 Il. south aud thrnco l6 rods east.
That plaintiff claims due $7U6 Gl-l00 with interest
from Dec H. 1856 Tor which he wilNa'k Judgment and
an order 70 sell said premises to pay the Defer
dantS required to before the 2L d. y
of April, A. u. 1858. J. ii. REID, Atty. of plnfs
Feb. L. 1SjS-39wGS3 %
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0yH,n. E. D. Peck has our thanks for the
Attorney Generals Report.
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No. The Court of Common Pleas at Mansfield
Ts opened each day with prayer.
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A Gift Worth From rs Gents to $500 90 In
Gold, viii be Presented to Each Sub
scriber, Immediately on Receipt
of subscription Money.
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Gn'pjism hstIIiioat rsfa'hShsi by Spscai .udcIv.
meat for the relief of the sick da3 oistr.sssJ
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-06

4 TT0RNET AT LAE, yaaE-au. Taun All business
u u-rusted 10 Lis care prozPtiy attended TO.
auze-drrNEtf
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VruStee's Sale.

IN pursuance Of Deco Of ust, exeeuted TO By J.
| r. Robertson The 6ih CAV Of JAnuNy. 1887, which
ased vas registered In tse REGISTERS once Of Shelby
comfy State Of Tennsssee, on the nh Day Of January
1857 IN Book No psre 24i. ! viii the 2fth BAY
GF JANUART, 1853 bTflre the dor OF the Tennessee
Hause row Occup.ed by said :. y Rlberts1n hote
hsnE IN the city of Memphis, Tenn The foli0wiug de-
Eerbed propsTty. 10 vi:
20 bedstesds feather hsis, cotton matrasses, 70
shucS mattrasses, and ths bed covering Be- Oo1ng 70
sh be- bedsfead and mattresses above referred to
with al .thar bedflnE GppertaininE thereto Also,
bureaus v rdrobes sofks ou-gess large eoosiaE
stove and furniture. I paror looking gasss gited
small fo5knz Gases chairs, all the table ware
-ig 20 sail Der son Consisting ~ 20 pieoes
uaTlor tArpot TIE opet ~ viii Be sold for Ga n
The title lisYe1 10 Be god but VII only sell and
convey As trustee 4. v. RICHARDSON,
d-cst-tds Trustee