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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-26


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Wood Com. Pleas. Vacation after June Term,
A. ID. 1858.

Abah Chile, admir-. of the estate of Elias whipple
decd vs. Apphia Whipple Thomas l.. Bane, et.al.
rINHE son of Elias Whippe, by his first wife, whose
l. given name as we'll as place of residence is un
known will take notice that August 49, 1S5S Abijnh
Chile, as administrator Of Elias Whipple late of Wood
Common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio, setting forth
the nsuiciency of the personal estate and effects of
said decedent to pay his debts. and asking order
for the sale of his real estate described the
half of the east part of the fraction of
ton twentynne (29) town five 5 north, range eleven
u east, to pay the same, and for the assignment of
dover to Apphia Whipple, widow of said decedent
therein, ana TO ascertain and pay of certain alleged
claims against and liens said real estate. Said pc
ton will be for hearing at the October term to w.t.
October IL, 1868, of said Wood county, Ohio, court
of Common Pleas.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf.
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2z- There was a cowhiding affair in Boston,
last week, which is thus described by the Boston
Herald:
1t appears that a married gentleman, residing
in Poplar street. has been Oh intimate terms with
a female who figured in our courts u few months
ago as the prosecutrix of two police officers Of
the Fourth Station, and this intimacy had pro-
ceeded so far that he was in possession Of her da
guerreotype and things. A few days ago one of
the gentlemans children, while at play found the
picture and several letters from the trail one con-
ceaed under the carpet, and by this means they
were placed in possession OF the injured wife. or
course this created matrimonial breeze. Tho
wife sought the female who had broken her peace
of mind, and in the course OF their interview an
arrangement was made by the terms Of which the
letters which had passed between the lovers were
to be exchanged. The letters which were ad-
dressed to the husband were promptly handed
over to the young woman and she returned his
biet-doux, with the exception Of one, which she
retained, as was suspected, for no good or bonora-
BILE purpose.
or course this arrangement proved to be hol-
low peace. The husband still haukered after the
frail one, and on the evening we have mentioned
he had been walking and communing with her.
and had just parted from her when the injured
wife made her appearance upon the ground armed
with cowhide, and backed by her sisters hus-
band. The wife Immediately commenced an at
tack upon the seducer of her husband affections
with the cowhde, which she used with all the
energy which jealous rage can infuse into the
female nature The cowhide was wrenched from
her hand by her husband, who rushed to the res
cue of his ex-amorata, and he was knocked down
by the brother-in law of his wife The exasper-
ated wife followed up the castigation of her rival
with small cane and with her claws, and dam
aged her apparel considerably before the affray
was ended The affair caused considerable excite
ment in the bosoms of the actors in the drama,
and in the neighborhood where it occurred. The
sequel remains to be developed.
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KANsAs.-The correspon, en-, of the St. Louis

,KANsAs.-The correspon, ent of the St. Louis
Democrat says;
Official returns have not yet been made from
all the counties in the Territory, 1t will be
some time before ,hey are completed. Official,
and unofficial, 50 far as received, stand $4,000
against the proposition, to 900 for it. Nearly
all the counties 10 hear from will throw unan-
imous vote against. When the returns are all
in the vote is expected to stand $4,000 against
To | 300 for.
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The students of the Agricultural College at
Lansing, with the exception of eighteen, it being
optional with them voted at the commencement
ofthe present term, to dispense with the of tea
aud coffee, The use of tobacco is also abolished
among them.
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&hRrin1S Sale.

john Rowland, VS., Seth c. Mcdonald
DY virtue Of an execution to directed and deliv-
Dered from the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood
County Ohio, in the above entitled cause will sell to
the highest bidder at he door of the Court House in
errysDurg, said county the 4th day of September
A. D. 1858 st oclock, M, One single horse top
cred buggy, taken said execution the property
of Seth c. Mcdonald. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff
Aug. 26, l85S-l6w2$l.l0
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rS>The Republicans of the Toledo Judicial
district have nominated Samuel T. Worcester,
of Norwalk for Common Pleas Judg,
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DITCH NOTICE.

FTNHE nonresidents owners of the west hslf Of
tions IL, Is, a. 25 &c. and of the east half OF
sections 2, H. H. 49, 26 35, Of Lake township. Wood
county. Ohio will take notice that on the 10Th day Of
September next, the Trustees of said Township will
meet at the School louise the house of Jonathan
Akenbarger. to locate add apportion ditch, to
mence at or near the post the town line OF
sections 35 and 36, and to run thence north the
section line, and to end the town line between Sec
tions and of said township. JOHN BAILEY.
August &. l65S-13v5S24O
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Gs-Judse John Carey, OF Wysndot county,
has been nominated by the Republicans OF the
lXla Congressional district, for Congress His
friends are c nfdent that he will be elected
over Judge Hall,
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Ee-rhe citi's OF England the United States
aud Canada, have agreed to unite in celebrating
the laying of the Atlantic Cable, on the first OF
September, 1t will be observed as holiday by
millions
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Gs-N h. Van Vorhles, speaker of the last
House of Representatives at Columbus, has been
nominated for Congress BY the Republicans Of
the Athens district.
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Gg-The ottowa County Agricultural Fair
will be held at Port Clinton, on the 9th aud 9th
of October.
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LEGAL NOVICE.

Court of Common Pleas Wood County, Ohio.
Sylvanus Jefferson Plaintiff vs., Mary A. Arnold John
Arnold ct al, DEPENDENTS.
INHE said defendants will take notice that plaintiff.
on the s0th day of July, A. D. 1858. filed his petit
ton in said court making them also the administra.
tor and heirs at law of Epsphrodtus Foot parties de-
fendant which petition among other things sets forth
that said Fpaphroditus Foot in his life time executed
and delivered to one Benjamin Rutter, two several
promissory notes. dated March 1st 1885, each for the
sum ofS66.O0, the one due and payable October lst.
1857 and the other due and payable October 1s 1855
ho. interest and that to said he exc
cuted mortgage on the north half oil the south west
quarter and the south west quarter of the south
qu rtcr of section thiry.sx, of town six north, sf
range nine east in Wood County, Ohio, containing lao
of land, and that the 9th day of July, ID
1885, said Rutter transferred sd notes and mortgage
to plaintiff that the first of said is now due
and is wholly unpaid with the interest thereon, and
that the other is in full force, and becomes due and
payable October lst 1858, with interest from date
and asking that the court find the amount due
said notes and mortgage and an order for the pay
ment Ofthe same wthna reasonable time with costs
of suit. in default that said mortgaged premises be
sold to satisfy the and that said petition will BE-
for hearing at the next term of said court. e-.
You will, therefore make to said petition
before the first day of October, A. D. 1858,
judgment and order will be had against you acoor-
dinghy. .-'
Aug. 5, 1S5S-l3w6SG3O. S. JEFFERSON, Proper
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SS-There were IS deaths from yellow fever il
New Orleans, last Saturday. Whole number oI
deaths during the week, $40,
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The subject Of the propriety OF admitting Ie-
males into the University ol Mchcg,a, ia nov be-
tUIe IuS regenIs
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a.Y' Burns has been re-nomiuated for Congress
in the CoShoctou district, Wo regard his defeat
us almost certain.
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{ A Card from DIR. James nj. jarrett, of

4 A Card from DIR. James nj. Jarrett, of
THE NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY.--My
connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution Chief Ply sioan and twelve years course
steady devotion to the of Pulmonary Consump-
ton and its kindred diseases, together with my unri
vailed opportunities and advantage of pathological
research-aidsd not little by perfect system OF
Medical HihaldtOH-has enabled me to arrive at de-
ssivs direct and successful course of treatment for
the positive and radical of all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and r-Passages. BY inhalation. the
vapor and curative properties of medicines direct
IL addressed to the diseased organs and the intsgu-
ments. do not advise the of Medical Inhalation
of any kind TO the exclusion of general treatment ana
although consider it useful adjuvant in the proper
of those fearful and often fatal Diseases
deem it very necessary that each patient should
have the bepedt of both general and local treatment
The of my treatment IN the above diseases and
the high character of the Institution which
have long had the honor to preside, are too we'll
known to need any eulogy or comment from me; AZ
the solicitation of many private and rIendA
through whose philanthropic aid the above charity
has been long and literally supported, and after dae
consideration have concluded to make such arrange
will bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment within the reach of all, and not conne my
SELF heretofore, to those only who entered the In
hrmary who able TO visit me at my oftioe.---
Hoping therefore that the arrangement will give Onrs
satisfaction both to my professional brethren and tho
public would respectfully announce in conclusion.
that be consulted personally, on all diseases
as above and that the medicines the as used In
the Institution prepared TO suit each individual eases
H,haLng IapOr5, Medical hihairs, &C.. &c VIII De
|
or the Canadas. TERMs-My terms of treatment by
letter follows. vz $l2 per month for each pa
tient which will include medicine sufficient for one
months use aso Inhaling VapOr, and Inhalng Ap~
parAtus. PaymeAt as follows; Sc to be paid 10 Ex-
press Agent receipt of the box of medicine, and
the balance Sc at the expiration of the month IL the
patient be cured is entirely satisfied with the treat
mSnt. Patients giving full history of their case and
their symptoms in full can be treated as well by letter
as by pei sonal examination. Patients availing thsm
selves of Dr. JOrretts treatment may rely upon imms.
date and permanent relief he seldom has to treat
a thirty days. Letters for advice promptly
| answ cred. For further particulars address
JAMES VI. JARRETG, NJ. D..
No, $50 broadway cor. Twelfth ST.. n.
p, S.--Physieians and others visiting the city are
rsspec fully Invited 10 call at the InfrinAry. where
many interesting can be witnessed, and whore u
our iHprorsd apparatus for the inhalation of med
icated vApOr can be seen and inspected.
/ Aug. 5, lSSs--lSms
| SNUFF. Tobacco, and Cigars-A, No. l.
| - PECK u HAMILTON.
| CNTAR and Opal Cnndes full weirht Of sopeYiox
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Wood County
Ea5@ REAL ESTATE AGENCY ga
e. a. n E punVE ENtsECIx

u IT. Il IL Il II II U III = 'erSyt
f. IL ID. TX. HOLLENBECK.
\XTE have for sale and Offering upon
w enable terms 10000 acres of land lying in
Wood county, Ohio.
The above lands include good farms and farming
land, prairie and tmbered lands, lying in Montgom-
cry, Middet n, Plain Freedom Liberty, Lake, jack
8 N, Portage, Milton. Troy, Henry, Webster, Bloom
Center Perry and Perrysburg townships; and town
lots in the town OF Perrysburg.
We agents for the sale of the lands known the
" Wadsworth Lands"
Also agents for the sale of the lands known rs the
Ely Lands" and for those known as the " Baker
Lands"
We have alse for sale about 1000 of land ly-
Ing in Fulton, Putnam Henry, Seneca, Lucas, Wyan-
dot Ottawa and Sandusky counties.
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above lands
viii enquire at the office.
SsJ~ Office in the Court House with Probate Judge
F. 81 d. X. HOLLENBECK
Aug. 10, 1s5s--l5f Perrysburg. o.
Z" A Cdsket of Gens of VIE and Wisdom."
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river q improve. he dsasnded the yeas aAd nays
On tha amen uent.
The question was taksn. rssplting-yess II, nays
A. fonoF:
= Ksas-Hessrs. Bayless, Blackburn, Bradford,
Brazelton, Caldwell, Carter Of Hardin, Copeland,
Davidson, LOE,-Maris, Newman Roberts, Rose,
St. John, StOyall, Turner Of ROane, and Williams
Meas Nae, LMe..rs Aigss Anderson. Bentley, Benton
Bioknell, Bulloch, Cooper Davie, DobsOn, DodsOn
Dunlap, Estes. Ewing, Frazer, Golladay, Griffith
Holmes, Ivie johnson, Kendrick, Keeney, King,
Laekey, Lloyd, Nancy, NeWbern, Randolph, ROulstOn,
RenshaW, Richardson, Schmttou, Seuter, Summers,
Taylor, Wilson, Wood, and Mr. Speaker DonelsOn.
-37.
So the amendment was lost.
Mr. ROBERTS proposed to amend by adding a
charter to the town Of Manchester which was
adopted.
/ Mr. WHITE, of Knox, proposed further to amend
by adding authority for an additional voting place
in the city of Knoxville; which was also adopted;
And so the bill passed the third and last reading
in the House Of Representatives.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morning
nine o'clock. ID
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Cane Seat ChaiFs.

T1ERaON& waning aalal NAia--ia 49,
= AaVsinsh vs. MRS. JULIA SPOTS WOOD,
Jan asa 40. ~ sose2 4,le2- 81.
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HASEAH HIsB scEooL-EIeHLAND COLLEGE.
Mr. sAIARTT's bill tIl8) TO change the name Of
Hannah High School, to Hannah Highland College.
was considered and passed the third and last feaa'
ing in the House Of Representatives; and on motion
by Mr. Smart, ordered 10 be forthwith transmIttea
to the Senate
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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1858.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


In she Senate yesterday tae discussion Of the Be
resolutions was postponed until Monday. Mr.. Den
ton introduced q binto attach the Chancery Court
steoOkvie 70 the 5th division; slsO bill providing
that When defendants are acquitted Of elODies the
state shall pay the costs; Mr. Goodpasture, bill
20 repeal portion Of the law to suppress the sale
q BoWis-knivss and Arkansas th-pioks;" also
bill providing that in criminal prosecutions, where
the accused is entitled to bail by existing laws, they
shall, after they have been put uponstrial, be per
Eittsd to give security for Their appearance from
day 70 day, until the trial shall terminate; Mr. Bull
len, to incOrpOrate the Presbytery Of Holston; Mr.
WhitthOrne, to incorporate the Columbia and
Chumbley's ford turnpike company; Mr.. Roach, to
allow the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
paHy the further time Of two years to secure ten
Thousand shares Of stock; Mr.. Davis, bin to amend
the Free Banking Law 50 as to prohibit individuals
OF new assOciations from availing themselves Of its
provisions.
Mr.. Bratcher offered resolution adverse to amend
ing the Constitution Of the United States, amend
ed By Andrew johnson; Mr.. HeiskeIl, directing the
Committee on Ways and Means to settle with the
public officers.
Mr.. Denton's bin e1empting the desf and dumb
from poll tax passed the third reading. Mr.. Whit
thorne's bin taxing the privilege Of granting poll
cies Of insurance on lives by other than companies
chartered by this State passed the third reading.
Tie bill to compel persons to support their poor
relatives, was rejected.
In the House llr. King submitted under the rule)
Q joint rnsolutOn, BY way Of memorial to Congress-
on the subject Of another canal around the Falls Of
the Ohio river, on the Indiana side
Mr.. COOper's bill (251) for voluntary enslavement
Of free persons Of color by way Of the person Che
must be Is nears Old) choosing his master, and the
master paying one tenth Of his appraised value into
the county treasHry-such property being exempt
from ta1ation-was passed the third and last read
ing-yess A, nays p.
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Efna InsUranCe COmDamI

The name Of the Corporation If
Etna Insurance Company,
Located a, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
IHE Capital Stock is one million dClars aud paid up
/ Tae assets Of the Company are:-
Par. Market.
CASH as6 in in I spso l1 deposit "a Hartford Banks
with accrued interest," 260, 1874 90
Cash IN hands of Agents and in transit, 166873 O5
Real Estate uniEcumbered, AZ, 653 ~
A Mortgage Bonds at pr ct int 100000 1900 90
70 70 jersey CITY Water 1890
10 Hlrtf5rd City boDds6 " {" lOOO-lOOO 1900 90
Milwaukee do 10 " " 100000 5000 90
Money due the Company Sc
cured by mortgage, SOS o.
, Is receivable, S5,ll Is
800 shares Hartford & New Ha-
ven Railroad Co Stock, 100 ll2 IS $40 90
lO7 shares b stOD & Worcester
Raj Co., Stock 100 IS S546 90
$50 shares iBnsctCut River
-'' Raiifoaa stock, 100 SO 1880 90
50 do Stafford Bank do IOJ 1Oj 5000 w
81 do Citizens bank, Water
bUryStoCk, 100 100 5000 90
- Stock, so so 1900 90
'' - STOCK 100 100 ao,o co
~ % BaaE, Hlrs5fd ok 100 leo 10000 co
''' GTIst'ok, so 50 1900 90
'' S ook, 100 10 264oo 90
loo do CITY SIX, Il Ttford SIX 100 10 u,UOO 90
w ~ o s ooS, D-- 100 so 5000 90
-'' = Hariford sosk, so 1ao 1900 Oc
100 ~ ford d, SooS, loo $50 1870 90
100 do Charter Ok B Ink, Hart.
fJrd Stock, 100 100 10000 on
100 do Merchants d Mauufac.
Bank Hartford, STOCK, paid in 1000 90
rs do Aetna Bank SCck, paid 100 20
~ do Merch. & Excl. Bank,
new NJTk, Stock, 80 s. $500 %
wv 90 N Torl, 's Stock '- ' 50 s. $500 90
1900 DO Mechanics Bank, New
York, Stock, % l06 81, 800 90
200 do North Amenca Bank
New Y yrk, block. 100 100 10000 90
800 do NIssau BanE, y York,
S.O3k, 100 50 2515OO W
wv ~ Stock, 100 LOG $500 90
'' - YORK, Sock, Is us $4,000 90
-'' ~ Stock Stock -- % 100 10000 90
200 do RspubicBlnk, n York,
STOCK 100 lO6 2l,20O %
''' ~ 81 s:oo 5,--' ~" 100 Jos 1G5oO 90
400 do U7lon Bank New York,
Stock, so los 2l,GO0 90
''' 10 51 ooE = D-D- ~ ~ 100 rs 1850 90
NV 10 NEW gS2 YorS Sock g DAM 100 50 5000 90
500 do Phoenix Bank, N. York,
Sock, 20 1O5 lO,50) 90
365 do Manhattan BIuk, New
York, S.OCs so l2j 22,ol2 so
500 do NV York BInk, New
York stock, leo los $3.50 90
wv " stock. 100 IS 1900 90
400 do OcRD Bank, New I0rkr
Stock so IS 1900 90
400 do Metropolitan Bank, y.
York, Stock, 100 los $1,000 90
500 do Butchers and Dr0ver's
Bank n York Sock, 25 ITO % 900 90
300 do Importers Traders
Bank, n. York. STOCK, 100 95 IS 500 90
400 do Amen K Ichar &c BlEk,
New ! OK, Sock, 100 IS IS OOO 90
$40 do Merchants B.nk New
York, 5 Ock, so les 1850 90
Is do Mechanics and Traders
Bank Jersey CITY, SIX. 100 IS 425 90
100 do Z s. Trust Co., New
York, 5 Ock, 100 100 10000 90
$50 do \ Y LIE lns Trustee.
New York, Stock, 100 $50 %, 800 90
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Mr. DAVIDSON, from the Committee on Incor-
poraous returned the bill to Incorporate the town
o. New Providence with amendments ia regard 70
boundaries, and inserting "March,' instead Of
January, wherever it occurs in the l4th section
&c aud with such amendments recommend the
passage Of the bill
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Messrs. JONES, and TRAVIS addressed the
Senate upon the Bel res lutions-the latter gentle
man at considerable length, and without taking
final action.
Senate adjourned until 10 A NJ to morrow.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE!
SENATE.
-FRIDAY, Jan. 15, 1858
ETRoDUCTIoE OF BILLS.

Mr. REID introduced a bin TO establish the 9TH
Chanoery district embracing the counties Of Madison,
Hardeman, Fayettee, Sslby, Upton, and Haywood
Referred
Mr. BURCH: q bill to give the county Of Sc
Quatohiea Director IN the Branch baht OF tennessee
al Sparta Passed first reading.
Mr. GOODPASTUBE: a biz 10 regulate Clerks,
fees for stating accounts in certain cases ReSred
On motion by Mr. HARRIS House bill TO incor-
porste MorristOWn Female Academy and Duck
River Male Academy, was taken up, amended, and
passed the third and last reading.
Senate bin, TO regulate Weights and Measures,
wss taken Up and passed the third and Hast reading
The John Bell resolutions were then taken up.
Messrs. MCCONNIC0, WHITTHOBNE, and II Els
KELL addressed the Senate; and without coming to
a vote,
Senate took q recess until p P. N