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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22

u-s-Dow, IT,, says human mater Is human
mater, the world over" and we are more
thun half inclined to believe il. It even shows
itself among church members and ministers.
Some OF them subjus IL, but Others fail in all
hOr attempts. They can't help it, and there
fore aro not to blame for it. Sometimes il shows
itself in one sometimes in another.
Deacon ID. is the most attentive and solemn
man that eyes ever looked upon, when in his
own church but, seated in the pews o another
church, no one would suspect that he was
professor. He don't kneel, lean forward upon
tho back of the seat in front of him, eove
his face with his hands, or even close his eyes
during prayer, but will gawk about the church
! and show as little reverence as the commones
sinner. Bro, t., who sings so well in his owr
church, leaves his tunes all at home when hC
attends another church, and gives q righteous
smile at every imperfcction in note, voice, o
harmony which his pious ear may discover
And 50 these unfortunate persons pass slong il
all things the same, and some of them woulC
evidently rather see poor sinner go TO hell thar
TO heaven, provided they would not 20 through
their branch of the chorch. 1t is rathe
amusing TO witness the absurdties of such ex
ceedingy human people, but their influence up
on the minds Of outsiders may be labelled "of
doubtful character There is danger that thei
expertness in ridiculing other denomina ton
will have ridiculous effect upon churches il
general. We like to see religious men and wo
men, but we don't1ike that religion which
confined within the narrow walls Of u particu
lar. church, or church cdifcc
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For the Journal.

-. .... r.... For the journal.
Mr.. EDiroR :-In last weeks issue of the
Democrat, notice an article entitled "An Ex-
ample" which consider both unjust and un-
called for. In that production, the - worthy ed
itor' spreads himself in strain Of abuse against
the WaynesGeld Guards, which is calculated 10
Impress the public mind with very erroneous
ideas in regard to the moral character Of the men
OF which that company is composed. lie accu-
ses the company OF what he calls "a shameful
act !; then,alter expatiating to the best of his
ity on The evils arising therelrom, presume he
became satisfied that every one would at once
come to the conclusion that the Guards ATE a
gang of drunken rowdies. Now, let us see wha
this horrid outrage" is, that has SO aroused
the indignation of the Democrat. a very few
words will suffice as an explanation.
On the 9th inst, this Company was out on pa
rade. and at the request of several Of your citi.
izens visited Perrysburg. While there, the men
felt considerably la:igued in consequences of
having been upon their feet Gas well as buttonel
up in thor unitorm) for several hours, and asked
Epermission to leave the ranks Tor few moments
Ntrest and refresh themselves. On permission
'S@ing granted, they entered public house (where
else could they go?) for that purpose.
This is the 'grav6 offense for which the Com.
pany has been tried and condemned. But, the
Democrat they marched into a certain establish
kept for the benefit Of the public for the pur
pose, he supposes, of taking a drink"
Now, we were not aware that strong drinl
waskept in the establishment, nor did any one
stop To inquire, as " Fire Water was not what
we wanted preterrng to leave such stulffor Mr.
Democrat and the "Pubic,' for whom it i:
kept, most of the members of the Guard being
men who re strictly temperate in their habits
| Why don't this would be Champion of Tenn
perance and morality take some pains to warn
strangers against this place, which he consider.
so unfit for respectable person to enter (bu,
at the same time tolerates p But it seems h,
! prefers remaining in his kennel like COW
ardy "cur," and bark forth his scurriity agains
those who heed, about as little as they merit
his censure.
MEMBER OF THE WAyNEsr, ED GUARDS.
Maumec City, april 10Th 1853
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Col BENroN.--We see il stated that Col. Ben
tom after long liie of public services dies poor,
His house in Washington was burned a few
years ago, and the fire consumed mach of the
gatherings Of his life time. The new house has
mortgage on it of $40 900. which only leaves
a small margin to his legatees. His other prop
erty is not very considerable. Il is probable,
however, that Congress will purchase thousand
copies oi his debates aud that the sale of his pub.
hestons will do considerable to repair the loss
es Of the fire.
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WAsHNcroN, April 20.-It is generally be-
lieved that the President will accept the two
regiments of volunteers offered from Ky. and
Ohio. The regiment from Ohio consists of six
companies from Cincinnati, one from Columbus,
one from Toledo, one from Springfield, one from
Mt, Glead, and one from Coshocton. Nearly
all the officers and many Of the men served i'll
the Mexican war, The entire regiment can BE-
ready for the field at short notice.
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ADDITIONAL JupGgs.-rhe doinss OF the Leg,
islalure show that our Judiciary system, under
the new constitution, requires expansion, Seven
additional Judges are to ba elected, as follows
One in the lsl subdivision Of the 9th district
Columbians Cauoll aud Stark counties; one in
The 2d dislrict--ButleE Prsble, Ddrke, Miami
Champaign, Montgomery, Green, Clinton, War
ren:aud CLARK counties; one in the ~ subjivis,
ion Of tho 7h ,llslret--Saioto. Pike, Lnwrence,
Jackson aud Vinton counties; enc in the ~ sub
division of the 9Th district Belmont, MonIoe
and Guernsey counties; one in the lst subii.
vision of the l'h dlstrict--Ecle, lIron. Lucas
SAndusky aud Ottawa counteE; one in the ith
district, which is composed of the counties last
named, together with Lorain, Medina, Summit
and Cuyahoga counties, The list as published
il the Cincinnati GIzstts gives another judge tc
The 81 subdivision o. the 10 district, bnt Their
is no such district. - Clepe Herald.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

The Belmont County branch of the State Bank OF Ohio
vs.. John Ellsworth, et. al,
Dl virtue OF an execution to directed and deliv-
Dered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case will offer for
sale at the doer OF the house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, May 8. 1885,
between the hours of ~ clock NJ aud o'clock r. NJ
OF said day the north quarter aud the north half
OF the south east quarter section number eighteen
lsl OF township namber four IA north of range nam-
Der ten 40 east in Wood county, Ohio containing
gao acres more or less. CIV. NORTON, sheriff
JAMrs MussAy, ATTY Of State Bank
Aprl \, lSjS--k1wJS2 %
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MINISTERIAL CouerEsr The Springfield II e
publican says that piQuant correspondents
has just passed between two cetgymen in q
city, where considerable religious awakening
has taken place. In substance the correspon
dence ran as follows;
Baptist to a M.hodist Clergyman.
DEAR BRornER:- shall blptise some converts
tomorrow; il any OF your converts prefer tc
BE- baptised in our mode, shall be happy tC
baptise them as candidates for your church.
lLthOdist to a Baptist Clergyaaa.
DEAR BRoTnER ;--Yours received. prefer
10 wash my own sheep.
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Thar DREADFUL QUESTION: - ralfourd'S trag
edy OF lon oVerruns with big aud heautinl
thoughts When lon announces to Clemanth
that they must separate, she asks Aud sha
We never SEQ each other?'
loN-( (ARsr a sause) Yes!
have asked that dreadful question of the hills
That look eternal; of the flowing streams
That lucid flow forever; OF the stars,
Amid whose fields of axurO my raised spirit
Hath rod in glory all were dumb: but now,
While thus gaze upon thy living face.
feel the love that kindles through its beauty
Can never wholly perish; we shall meet
Again, Clemantha!
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Sheriff - sale.
James Murray, Henrt Ii. Dodge, Partners, Thomas
ID. Gleason.
DY virtue OF an execution TO me directed and deliy
Id cred from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case, also in the
case of Baker against the defendant win offer
for sale at the door of the house. in Perrysourg
on
Saturday, May S, 1883,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock and o'clock
OF said day. the north quarter Of the south west
quarter of section number thirty (SS Of town
ship number eight (S) north of range number twelve
2) east also all that part of the northwest quarter
Of the section laying south of the south line OF
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad located, all
in Wood county Ohio.
c c. ". NORTON, Sheriff,
MURRAY & Dopsr. Attys.
April i, ,ls5S-i1w6$3 50
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Administrator's Sale
James Powers, Admir-. OF James V. Burns, Decd, v
Harriet Burns ct al,


Harriet Burns, et al.
ID virtue of order of sale directed and de-
Dlivered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above eutitled cause, viii offer
for sale at the door of the house, in Perysburg
sc Saturday May s 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock and o'clock r. NJ
of said day. the following ands;, Beginning at the
south corner of section number nineteen 9,l of
township number FIVE (5) north, Of range number
twelve 2 east running thence ~ south the section
line 46-lOO chains TO u post thence north q ives:
"a l4-l00 chains to post sugar % in, west l5A'
south 81 links back do, south pa east H. thence
lSa north SSl00 chains to section line, thence
south ," east "a 92lO0 chains to place of beginning
containing Ia 49l00 less also, the west
part of the west halt laying west of the McCutchen-
Vile Road less five and half off the north end
the south quarter of section number twenty 2O
Of township number five (5) north, of rahge number
twelve (l2D containing 20 acres more less all in
Wood county Ohio the same 90 be sold subject to the
dover estate of Harriet Burns therein.
JAMES POWERS, Admir-.
MURRAY & DoDsE, Attys. of Plf
April |, lS5S--4TwGS5 3S
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l2g~The last Democrat speaks Of Mr.. Seibert
and his grocery IN the following mnnner:
ave are told that he is good citizen and
keeps Ii establishment as u means Of support
Just as other people do any business in which
they engage" ti.
viii the author of that article be good enough
to say what he thinks about liquor. .sclilg ? Is
it a laudable way to obtain the I" means Of sup.
port2' Is it just as much entitled to public
patronage as "any business" in which other
people engugeY' If yes, then please tell us why
it is that YOU stiematizs those who patronize it
as being guilty OF u shameful act Ii elling
whiskey is II creditable way of obtaining the
means OF support" why did tho editor of the
Democrat pen the article to which we alu deY
Come, friend Carr, try TO be a man, mouse,
or long tailed rat, and don't let us see any
more attempts to carry water on one shoulder
and whskey on the other. People don't mix
water With their whiskey as much as they used
to, and you will find it better not to censure
"agood citizen for keeping an establishment
as II means Of support" At
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TERMS or SALE.-The lands will be sold for one
third CASH one-third in year. and onethird in two
years, The deferred to be secured y trust
mortgage the promises, and to bear interest from
date.
The in.los win be sold for oac.half cash. the other
half in year. with interest aud TO be secured by
trust rIortgage On the premises.
Ady further information to terms title will be
furnished ON application TO JAMES MURRAY, ESD, our
Attorney orto either of the undersigned
GEORGE POWERS,
ERASMUS ID. PECK,
Acting Executors of David Ladd deceased.
April |. lSlS-47w6SlO 62
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MIR. Harte, correspondent of the New York
Courier 9' Enquirer, has been expelled from
the Reporters gallery in the House of Repre-
sentatves by Speaker Orr, for applauding the
vote against Lecompton on Thursday
Among the bills passed by the legislature,
was one raising the salaries of the Judges of the
Supreme Court to $4,000 year. The bill does
not apply to the judg's now in office. but TO
those who are hereafter to be elected. .
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SheriH,s Sale.
Thomas III Houph VS. lease Huff ct al

Thomas II. H0ugh VS.. Jesse HUFF ct, al.
DY virtue of execution to me directed and deliver.
Ded from the court OF Common Pleas of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio, in the above entitled case, viii offer for
sale, the door of the house. in Perrysburg,
Saturday, May s, 1858. .a. -.st
between the hours of O'Clock aud o'c ck p. NJ.
of said day the half of the north fractional
quarter of section number thirty (S0) of township
number six (6) north, of range number ten Q0) east
in Wood county, Ohio. C. W. NORTON Sheriff.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys. of Plf
Anril lS5S--l7W6S2 5S
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Many person thinks he has been honest
because he has never cheated. lnsteal of that
he has neveI been temptet. WHAT the world
calls innate goodness is very on.n full
stomach, AMI whn il calls vice is quite as FIRE
qnenily an empty brsad-baskeL
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SheriH,s Spie.

Jessup w. Scott VS.. IL. 7. Buckley ct. al
B virtue OF an execution to directed and deiv-
Oered in the above entitled case from the court of
Common PIE of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg
Saturday, May 8. 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock and o'clock p. NJ.
of said day. the following real estate The equal un-
divided sixth part of all that part of river tract num-
Der sixty-nine (60) which lies in township number
three 81 in the United States Reserve at the Maumee
Rapids, in Wood county Ohio, and west of line run
under the direction of the Surveyor General in the
year 1887 and recorded the line between river tracts
numbered as xtyeight and sxty-nine (6s 69) ex-
cept about two acres sold to Jenison by the Cranes
and outot of Perrysburg in the survey numbered
two hundred and ninety (200,) except, ALSO lots in
East Perrysburg number l. a. 5, s, 8. ~ 13 and IL in
block number 3 ; lot number ~ in block number a;
and lots sold to Ii. Darling number 10 IA, in block
number and lots number 2, 3, IL, ID in block
Der ten Q0) except also, water lot laying opposite
lot number in block number g. 40 feet inches wide
water street and extending to navgable water sup
posed to contain in said outot, excepting the portion
aforesaid, AZ acres, all in Wood county, Ohio.
G. w. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Plh.
AprI I 1853. 11w6S5
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A Card.

] hereby tender my thanks to the E!na lns
Co, through their agent, Mr. J. A, Hall, for the
prompt adjustment aud payment OF my loss
sustained in said Company on my Flouring Mill
While the public are being so extensively i'm
posed upon by worthless Insurance Companies
through unknown agents, it is due to the EtnG
Insurance Company that | should make thi,
public statement of the prompness with which
my loss has been paid.
WIN, HoUsroN.
PERRYsBuRa, April 10Th 1853, '-H
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EheriG,s Sale.

Charles Leavtt VS.. John McMillen
DY virtue Of an alias vendi writ of execution to m
I'D directed and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg on Ir5.s 81
Saturday. May 8, 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and o'clock p. NJ
of said day. the northwest quarter of section number
twenyseven (27 Of township number Ave g. of range
number eleven Qi) in Wood county, Ohio, containing
160 acres of land more less.
.la @. w. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MunhAy, Atty. of Plff.
April l. lS5S--t7wG&2 75
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Sheriff. 5 Sale.

sheriff > sale.
George w. Young vs.. James J. Parks, ct al.
DH virtue OF an execution to me directed aud de-
Dlivcred from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, In the above entitled case viii offer for
sale at tho door of the court house in Perrysburg
on
Saturday May s. 1858,
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock ". aud O'Clock P ~
Of said day n-lot number shree hundred and thirty
i've 1881 In tho town of Perysburg. Wood county
Ohio. q. W. NORTON Sheriff
MURRAY DoDGE, Attys.
Ayril |, lS5S--t7wSS3 So
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PERRysBuRa, April 10Th, 1883.

R@>We have private leI.or from Iowa which
states that money is very scarce out there, and
produce is OF course bringing low figures
Corn is selling at 10 cents per bushel wheat at
from 30 to 90 cents; flour @l.75 and 30 pei
cWt,
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Senator ntisht get, c,o15 Acres of land

for
The correspondent Of the Burlington HdDkcye
writing from the Land Office al Council Bluffs
aftlr speaking oi tha great rush tor land on the
opening of the office, says:
Daring the second week, after the Office had
opened, an order was received from Mr Com
missioner Hendricks, vt Washington, to locate
Blk THOUSAND (6000) ucres in the napo OF the
Hon. Jesse d. Bright of Indiana. OF course
the order was complied with, out OF regular
Office hours, and thus the honorable Senator got
nice slice Of the public land at single haul
while the rest OF us had TO take our turn at the
mill as the wheel rolled round. Wonder If the
peculiar position which senator Bright occupies
toward tho administration has anything TO dc
with this new piece of party favoritismY Was
il any part of the price paid for his support OF
the Lacompton Constitution p
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GROVER Il BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING ACHINE
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
l545 SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND,
5S WEST FOURTH ST., CINCIN.

re- No applications for AaENoIEs need be
made, except by persons OF Integrity, reliability
and having excellent facilities for doing business
They must be addressed to GRovER & BAKERI
s. NJ Co., i95 broadway New York.
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS
Attachment Notice


e Attachment before Joshua Chappel, J.P a.
Erasmus u. Peck, Horatio A. Hamilton. vs. Daniel
ayM r. Hix. Hr 4
DANIFL r. HIX 10 notified that suit has been
lJcommenced against him by Peck g. Hamilton be-
fore Joshua Chapel, J. Z. of Perrysburg Town
ship Wood County, Ohio, 70 sl8 rs with in
terest since January s. 1867 and that an order Of
tachment has been issued ard returned The said
will be for trial at the Office of said Justice Of the Peace
the 18th day Of May A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
at which time and place Daniel +. Hx is notified TO
appear and make defense il any there be.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf 3.
April !, 1s5s-47we$2 80 a sI..
Sherif's Sale.
Jesse s. Norton, James Murray Partners by name Of
Pcrrysburg Bank, VS.. Joseph p Corey ct. al.
ID virtue of an alias vendi writ of execution TO me
t)directed and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for SALE at the door of the court
house, in Perrysburg, on .4a,f,.....
Saturday May g. 1s5s
between the hours of IL O'Clock and o'clock p. NJ:
of said day. the south half of the northwest quarter
of section number two (29 of township number four
a. of range number ten (l0) in Wood county, Ohio,
containing 80 acres more or less
G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Pie
Ae.utl1 q
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The abetters OF slavery ara weaving the
thread in the loom, hut God 10 adjusting the pat
tern, They are asSes harnesscd to the chariot
Liberty, AMI, whether they will or no, must draw
ION.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

John B. Burns Charles X. Matthias ct al. q,
ID Y virtue of writ o: execution directed and
ID delivered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case, 1 will offer
for sale at the door of the court house. in Perysburg,
on r. .. ...... ..... %. .-
Saturday, May 8, 1858,
between the hours of II O'Clock and o'clock
of sad day, the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section number twenty nine (29) of town
snip number five (5 north, of range number twelve 2)
east, ess and half laying north of the ditch
and being all of said land north OF the ditch with three
(3) feet south of the same, all situate in Wood county,
Ohio .sa &. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DuDGE, Attys. of Pltf.
April l. lS5S--4Tw6S3 10
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RELIolous--Julge r. b, Warden of this city,
has connected himself with the Unitarian min,
islry, aud delivered y sermon on Sunday last 10
a largr congrvsalion in The Unitarian Church.
ColHmbas Fa,t
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Sheriff's Sale,

Frederick R. Miller, Henry E. Peck partners Jo
a.h .a-ia.l seph F. Wade.
DY virtue of an alias vead writ of execution, to
Dme directed and delivered from the court of Com
mon Pleas of Wood county Ohio, in the above entitled
case will offer for sale at the door of the court house,
in Perrysburg on f
% Saturday, May s, 1853.
between the hours OF II O'Clock and O'Clock p, NJ.
of said day, the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section number eight (S) township num-
ber four a. range number ten Q0,) a. acres; also,
ty-nine (29) township number five (5) of range num-
Der eleven III J also, the east half of the north
quarter of section number twelve Q2) of township
number four a. of range number ten Q0,) all situate
in w ood county, Ohio. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
April |, lS5S--4 7w6S3 OF
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"A slice OF ham is now understood as Al
eRgsnt extract from Bacon =