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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-22
Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

WOOu OOuuty SOuFL Oh common ktcaHs
Henry a. Paine Plaintiff, va Mary Wilson. Ut. a.! De.
fendant.
FINuE defendants, Mary Wilson, Jane l.. Wilson,
4. Thomas Wilson and Mary S. w. ilson of the
State of Pennsylvania will take notice that the
7th day OF September, 1882 the paintih filed petit
ton IN the Court of Common Pleas in said Wood
County, setting forth that the 2Gth day Of Juns
1919 he made and executed his promissory the
defendants for the OF $3S950, payable Nov. LIST,
1881, and that he secured the payment thereof by
mortgage on the north part OF river traet number 50
in the reserve of IL miles square at the foot Of the
Rapids OF the Miami of Lake Erie. Plaintiff further
states that he has paid said in full but that said
mortgage has not been discharged of record. and
asks the Court to appoint master Comm ssoner to
execute proper discharge satisfaction of said
mortgage. SO rs to remove the cloud now resting up
ON the title OF said land. TT
Said defendants further notified that unless they
answer said petitonhy the Sd Saturday after the 18th
day OF October ls55, the matters aud facts therein
stated, will he taken as true and judgment be rsndsE
ed by default according 20 the PRAYER thereof
+, Il ID, k. HOLLEN ECK, Att'ys for pltN.
Perrysburg Sept 2 iS59--lSwGS4 10. yt4
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BY STAYIA AUYuORIHSNo G
Increase of Cash Capital.
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ns- Ia. RepabAeaA, OF s.nl lasAy cllaty have

1S- Ia, Repnb!lcaL, OF SlnllsAy cJllty have
made ths following n)mnatIons -
For R'preSenta,isc, S.aori G.. BISJr;
For Al ltJr, Charles A, G:e4n3;
Foo Sheriff Ira Smith
For Treasurer, Charles G. Greene
For Proseculingg Any, Joseph r. Blrlett
For Com ni'sion'r, Joseph II. JelaiaSs,
For lnlimtry Director, joseph B,clleys;
For Coroner Jeremiah Gibbs
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DIO COFFEE, TEA, SHOT, LEAD, &C.,
~ for sae low by +. X. MILLER Il CO.
A LARGE assortment Of WOODEN WAItE, d.
IA rect from the manufaeteFy. which will bs soid
cheaper than ever before offered in this market.
Sept smber ~, 1889. +. n. MlLLER6 co.
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e1> On Thursday night last Chicago was vi =
siied by terrible conf grafton. Property 10
the amount of about $500 Oo1 was destroyed,
on which there was an Insurance Of about $3.50 :
90
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directing the troops to be trained to force masctes
and night bivouacs. 81
All the military surgeons had been ordsssd v
join their respective corps.
Immense quantities Of lint have been mt 70
Lyons
Letters from Genoa say that the French Govern
ment have taken up seven Transports which have ot
ders to hold themselves In readineO for Immediate
service for that port.
The Paris Bourse advanced n per csns. under NJ
news Of Lord Cowley's mission 20 VieDna.
The London Times Vienna coFTespoudent n.y.
that The prime minister Of Austria Count Buol, sH
believes IN peace, but the Emperor Of Austs think
ing differently, Is preparing for vigorous dsfens of
the Italian States which aSe uBder the rule Of Aue.
. war footing.
The Second Chamber or Deputies Of Hauovef hsvs
unanimously paased rssolutiou that II necemy Tie
Government win Assist in reDeng any attacks upon
Its reported that the Emperor Napoleon 4 abous
the state Of Italy. .49s
The volunteer troops Of Pisamsnt hed been with
drawn from the frontiers Of Moden and ordered 70
contine themselves to the interior of ths province
Three new forts have been ordered to - Cor
structed at Venice within the spaeg d IL weeau,
and s, 900 workmen were to be employed upon ths
works. s.a al. 555e.
Fermentation is increasing 1t Milan. 7
A reinforcement Of troops had been seut 10 TIE
Danube by Turkey and the Government ~. arminG
nix fngates and preparing numerous tsaneposS. The
destination OF these vessels in the event of wAf TO
| be the Russian ports on the Adriatic.
The Rassian Government wss negotiating with "
Rothschilds for . lone OF 45 600 900.
The English Parliament were discussing TIE Wsx
questions
The ministry give assurances Of their confdsncs b
the prospects OF DeAce. .,s,G4 Edfesaf se3
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SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.- About two years ago,
declivitous Slope the margin Of james river, near
for the cinders from the Tredegsr Works ct the in
stance Of the owner Of the property, Mr.. James
Thomas, who desired to improve it. The deposit was
continued from time to time until large level sur
face was formed, and it was then discontinued, in
consequence of the discovery that the subsrata Of
cnders, originally deposited had ignited. The whole
mass several feet below the surface Is now fire,
and has been for several months causing settling OF
that part nearest the river. Very little smoke ia
emitted from this subterranean combustion, but the
surface is very hot, and in many places ia cracked
with fssures. The fact that this Gre has been pro.
crossing for SO long time in the manner described
Is certainly little extraordinary Richmond Whig.
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France Preparing for Great Campaign

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-The stock Of cotton at Liver
pool is 3s2 900 bales, of which 32l 900 American.
Some circulars say that good Orleans is unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday ?. NJ, Feb. 26.-Messrs.
Clair Sons circular reports cotton closed with an
advancing tendency, and that prices are lie to /
higher than yesterday (Friday)
They report that holders were asking Il for Mid
ding Orleans, and that sales had been effected
at that price,
LlvERpooL, Feb. 26.-The Flour market closed
dull. Wheat closed very dull Southern Wheat los.
to los 3D. per cental Corn closed dull at S. l0d to
IS. I'd. for yellow.
The Liverpool Provision market, generally, closed
quiet Beef has advanced Is. Cd. Lard closed quiet
at 62s.
The Sugar market closed steady and firm at pre-,
vious quotations Spirits OF Turpentine has advanced
to 39s. cd. to 4Os. Cd, closing at Ais.
market closed slightly easier. The amount O. bnl-
lion in the Bank Of England has increased f2O0 600
General News
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-It is reported that orders
have been given to the military commanders to pre-
pare for campaign and that these orders were given
by the Emperor Immediately after his return from
Compeigne.
war circular has been issued from the war office,
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the Seventeenth Ward, at Cincinnati, Ohio, united
in marriage last Thursday, fatboatman, David
Konner, about sixty years DID, to girl, Catharine
Marsh, just eighteen. klonner, bis way dewn the
river, had laid up night on account Of fog about
to make some purchases in thny settled district Of
Ohio, he entered rude cabin, OF which Catharines
father was sole proprietor After chatting for some
time with the old man, he turned to the daughter.
who was very amiable and asked her if she would
not like to go to Cincinnati She, with an unex-
pected promptness, said, 'Oh, yes !! I've always
wanted to see that big city I've heard much Of. =
"If you'll CO. I'll marry you" said the boatman and
and as soon as they arrived here the twain were
united by the magistrate. Klonner had never been
married, but had Htaken fancyn to Catharine, who,
notwithstanding the disparity Of their ages 70
| like her husband greatly. A queer and not unro-
mantle history this, while
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killing James Regan, alias Nicaragua, in house on
Corduroy Alley, on Friday last have been arrested.
They were taken BY Lieutenant Simon, OF the Third
District, on Ursulines street, in the Second Dis
tnct. They tell plausible story as to Regsn's
death having been accidental. Frank Carroll, who
staid in the same house, has also been arrested by the
same officer, - = State witness.
JAMES CASEY was badly cut in the head with
sword by one James Fox Wednesday forenoon. at the
corner Of Baronne and Julia Streets He vaa cent to
Charity Hospital BY officer Grafton. Fox made his
escape.
FIRsr DISTRICT CorRr--Judse Hunt. Pritch.
ard, who previously pleaded not guilty to charge OF
assault with intent to kill yesterday pleaded guilty.
Antonio Ranosa was tried for larceny and acquit,
ted.
AK. Pratts was tried for assault with dangerous
weapon, and acquitted III
John Doyle, charged with larceny, was dismissed
on motion Of the District Attorney.
RECORDER SUMxERs' CoURr-The different staye
dealers and others charged with landing fatboats al
forbidden wharves, in violation Of the Whar1ngeri
orders, were yesterday examined and dismissed.
Ellen OMealy was held for hearing on . chafgl
vans boarding house, No. 81 Delord street-not t
shave him of his beard, but his mundane existence.
Beyond the ordinary inspection Of the Barleycor
Blues, there was nothing else before this Court wort
mention. s..-5. .-
RECORDER WILrz's CouRr-H. Barrere was yes
terday fined for selling quarter Of cord Of WOO
for half cord to enc Of bis unsuspecting customer,
L. Neagle and John Spring had to pay $40 eac
for venting too conspicuously and demonstrativel
their dislike to u ]. Emile.
G. Hopp for failing to stand up to his charge tha
P. Schmuttermeyer had licked him, had to pay IS.
John Murphy gave bail to answer to the charge o
having tried TO smash his way, with deadly intent
through gates and doors to the fair corpus Of his wife
divorce pending against him in one Of he Distric
Courts. Some other man, unknown and unarrested
was charged with aiding the nefarious attempt.
The examination Of the Chief Of Police, Thomas
Adams, on a charge of contempt, and his committa
to prison, are specially detailed elsewhere In thes
columns. ssa55
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Domestie Ints1liEsnos.

WASHINGTON, March lO-1he Joint resolptioa
which passed Congse1 provides ~ II eppsopsiataoa
priation for removing The ohasssesoas & u noath
Of the Mississippi. 81
The President did not sign the resosutioa and IN
formed LouisiaDisn that e vitahsla - agnattss
because Of the constitutional ot3eeztsas, 81 = -
count Of the discretionary powers thsiA eaaSearsd.
Senator Stewards resolution, which WW ndppsed,
requests the Secretary Of War 70 fdrni1a Cuslze
with copies Of contracts, and give infoslai r.
what measures had been taken fox ths rescns q ~ 81
perty now in jeopardy owing to the obeeEucao
The War Department Is now closed, aee 1HR
inquiry on the subject has been postponed ~ -
present.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-The seuats TO- -
6rmed the appointment Of n. Vane3saye AaY.sH
District Attorney for Washington Territory.
J. Thayer was also confirmed a District AttdGnsu
The senate, Il o'clock, adjourned s;ne ~
BATON RoUeE. March 10. - The 8enats todASs
adopted resolution to adjourn at IL O'Clock, Noon,
on the 17th inst. ~ =. .s "A
corders of New Orleans to take hail.
Mr. St. Paul introduced bill to prevent ths sals
The Senate passed bin in relation 70 appeals from
justices of New Orleans
The House passed the bill in relation 70 pilots
| The bill exemptng the consolidated bonds Of The
city Of New Orleans from taxation was also passed.
The bill fixing the fees Of shesins was recon
mitted.
The bill repeating the act 10 relation to ths ate q
interest was killed by the Speakers casting vote.
NEW YoRK, March lOth-The cotton market
closed with an advancing tendency The salea To-
day amount to 1000 bales at An advance q ID. Mid
ding Uplands closed at III to 121.
| The Arabia's adyices caused the advance.
Flour has declining tendency. Sales today were
l4,500 bbls. Mixed Corn, SO to Ssc. Pork firm.
Eastern Mess, $l7 s7i to sls 12a Sugar closed
steady at 81 to 7lc. .
CINCINNATI March 1O.-The Flour market closed
very dull. Whisky, sales to-day were 1900 bbls. ct
24i. Western Mess Pork, $lS 90. Lard, sales TO-
day of l4OO tierces at III. Sugar dull at to TIC
| Molasses closed at So to 36c.
ST. LOUIS March 10.-The steamer Gladiator has
arrived here from New Orleans, and the A. T. Lacy
/ has left for New Orlea ms.
4 The Mississippi at this point has risen ons foci
during the last twentyfour hours and is now rising
at the rate Of two feet in twentyfo four hours tn
upper streams are also rising rapidly.
LOUISVILLE, March 1O.-The river at this point 4
still falling with six feet six inches water on th
: falls and eight feet six inches in the canal.
u v1CKsBURG, March l0.-The steamer Diana paasel
down at noon and the Nashville ct 40clock ths eva
ming
V1cKsBuRG, March 10.-Edington's levee at Eagi
Bend was broken through yesterday, and conaidefs
!. BILE damage done by the overflow.
The river is rising slowly all the way from Napt
/, leon down to the Arkansas and White rivers.
1t is also rising slowly at this point.
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Shocking Suicide In c,ne,na.ta.

On the evening Of the 5th inst, Hungarian woman
in Cincinnati blew her brains out with q pistol In
presence of her husband The Gazette gives the fol-
lowing account of the affair:
For considerable time past Hungarian named
Emanuel Gerard, who keeps cigar store at No. go
Vine street, opposite Green, had suspected hh vile
of an improper intimacy with q German physician,
(whose name it may not be proper to give) and had
accused her, from time to time, Of making and keep
ing designations with him. The familiar intercourse
OF the two was made the subject OF nelghnorhcod
gossip, and had been industrousiy reported 70 the
husband. The Doctor had been In the habit Of visit
ing the store two or three times every day, and the
husband had warned him that he must cease his a.
tentions, and he had not made his appearence Ia the
store since last Tuesday.
Some time last week letter written BY the wife
to the Doctor, making an appointment 70 meet him
at the Postoce Sunday last, fell into the hands
Of her husband and by his request an appreciates IN
his employ, named Jacob Goebel, witnessed the
meeting and followed the parties about the street,
until the return Of the vile to her residence They
did not stop at any place Of resort but walked and
talked for an hour or two.
Yesterday evening the husband and the apprentice
were sitting at table in the cigar store engaged IN
manufacturing, the wife occupying chair between
them, when Gerard accused his wife OF adultery An
angry dispute followed, in which both became very
much excited, and used harsh language, which con-
| tinued for some time. NJ
Mrs. Gerard finally arose from her seat, and pass
| ing behind the counter took down loaded pistol
hanging upon nail, and walking back near her hua
band placed the muzzle to her right temple and H.
eraiy ble,o the top Of her head of. Herbrains were
scattered in every directon-over her husband. the
boxes in the store OF course instant death followed.
1t appears that Mrs Gerard and her huahand, be.
fore coming to this country, occupied very good
noble Hungarian family. They were both very quiet
orderly persons. Whether the act Of seldestructiou
was caused by shame at the discovery by her husband
of her disreputabe conduct by indignation at his
| rnfN tao kn0v IN -
Mr.. Gerard is perhaps 36 years Of age, and bis wifi
was about %.
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ARRInAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
LpY THE NATIONAL IrsE.l


HALIFAX, March lO.-The Cunard steamship Ara.
ba Capt. stone arrived at this port at an early hour
this morning.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 26th ult., and
brings several days later news from London and Lv
erpool than we had by the Europa at New York.
Lord Cowley has gone to Vienna on special mis-
sion from the English Government to throw the
weight Of its influence in favor Of peace.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 26.-The sales Of cotton for the
week amount to $4,000 bales.
The sales on speculation were $780, and for expor-
tation 5000 bales.
The market opened in the early part of the week
at decline Of Lie to ! on the quotations by the
Europa.
The decline was caused by the advices from the
United States by the steamship Kangaroo, together
with warlike rumors from the continent.
The market, however, subsequently rallied and
closed steady at an advance of l,16 on the lowest
The sales on Friday were 1000 bales, closing gen.
orally with an advancing tendency.
The advance during the latter part OF the week was
caused by more pacific assurances.
Some circulars report an advance of Lie to on thu
lowest quotations.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-The Liverpool Breadstuff
market generally continues dull, with little variation
in prices.
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A writer on swearing, says: g An oath from
woman's lips is unnatural and incredible. would
as soon expect bullet from rosebud,
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
INTENSIVE SALE Oh
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN
AND FANCYi GOODS,
Suitable for
RESENTS AND FAMILY u Ell


PREsEN rs AND FAMILY UsE.l
Mr.. JAMES p. JUDSON
Respectfully informs the public that he has taken the Store
No. 81 Camp street, and opened large and elegant stock of
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY G GODS, direct
the manufacturers suitable for Presents and family
The Porcelain comprises complete assortment Of Plain Gold
Band and Decorated Dinner Dessert Breakfast SETS
latest styles.
The richest assortment of FANCY CHINA offered in
this city, viz: Vases Colognes Toilet Sets Gard Baskets,
Motto Cups China Crucifxe Toy Tea and
Dinner Sets Puff Boxes, Jewel Holders Nick Nacks
Bohemian and French CRYSTAL GLASS Decanters, Cob
let's Tumbers Card Receivers Colognes Fruit Bowls iquer
Sets etc. etc. And induce large sales all Of tho will
be disposed of the following very liberal plan
With every purchase to the value Of 81 so and upwards
PRESENT WILL BE GIVEN, varying in value from Fifty
Cents to One Hundred Dsllsrs
s-Ladies especially invited to call and examine this
fe26 I'm
IJESRY Nj. EAIRCHlLD & Co, COMMISSION
IL AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Wholesale Gro.
dealers in Norh.rn AND Western Produce, Naval
Stores, ETC., etc.,
No. IS SOUTH COMMERCE STREET.
Mobile, Ala.
HCas advances made on consgnments friends
In New Orleans. tel5 3m
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BY The s.TIoNAL L1sE.l
Commercial lutelligence.

IBr The s4TIoNAL LIsE.l
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon, Feb. 26.-The sales of
cotton on Friday were 1000 bales the market closing
with an advancing tendency, at the following quota
tlons:
talT OFlehuS 59
Fair Mobile. .......................74 IA
Fair Uplands. ......................7
Middling Orleans. .......................7
Mddling Mobile ......................6a
Mddling uplands.. .................... g ll-l6
The estimated sales on Saturday were 1000 bales,
from the lowest figure.
LONDON, Feb. 26-The London Money market is
decidedly more stringent. Money was abundant but
operators move with caution. The heavy Govern
meut loan proposed had also the effect of tightening
the market.
News Summary. ~
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-1'he political news from the
Continent is Of q more warlke character
Lord Cowley's special mission to Vienna was fol-
the purpose of attempting to concate the Difficult
| ties existing between France and Austria.
On Friday, one of the ministers OF the crown an
nounced in Parliament that there was reason to hope
that the French and Austrians would soon with
draw their troops from the papal States, and thu!
ble settlement of their differences would be obvated
Other statements of a similar nature have beef
made, which gave strong hopes OF peace, notwlth
standing the warike rumors that still prevailed Of
| the continent.
The Paris Bourse under the effect of favorable pc
tical reports, advanced at one time during the ro
franc, but, subsequently, the advance was nearly a
lost.
The new Atlantic Telegraph Company have bel
several meetings for making arrangements to carr
out their enterprise.
The British Government have offered guarante
of eight per cent upon capital of six hundre
thousand dollars certain things which have not q
yet transpired.
The English Government have also offered sui
sidy to the Galway line Of steamships for mail SCI
vice Of three thousand pounds for each voyage acros
the Atlantic.
Lord Lyons, the newly.appointed Minister Of Gref
Britain to the United States sailed for Washingto
via New York on the 22d inst
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pLACIDE's vARIETIEs-aRAvIER STREET.
Stage Manager hr JOHN o. WPTpN sEsTos
FOURTEENTH WEEK OF THE STAR coMPAsY
Eleventh appearance Of HENRY pLAc1DE who engaged
Mr. e.op. ordaS fer limited pNs5ode2 N1 deore. Holland
IT Is;;: # sss
MI l. H. A0ff"' Mr.. John Seton. %r D. seymour anu
Mr.. Charles Bcyce, Mrs John Seton.
Mis- iis. % Angel. a; Seton, MIS- g. Punxsa,' l'
Miss A. uraham, and Miss Lonsdale.
FRIDAY EVENING. March II. 1859.
viii the comedy THE scHooh j. FoR SCAN
s% ss's
|. TT Fssss sfsss
Soai6
Conclude with the lsughabs farce Of The IRISH
Morris Charles Mr. Duncan; Mary Mrs Seymour; Rose,
''iss ss-fn .,H, rehearsal WHITEHEAD.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette 70 CENTS
Boxes Third Tier. for colored persons only)..'
sas Plivas koxs: o6
Box ONCE for securing Dres. Circle Parquetts
fss rx Upss to
msnce att. mil
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES sr.
Lessee and Manager ....B. pGsAK. pnah
Acting Manager cohhl.
PRICES OF ADMIssroN-Dress Circle and Psrquetts IS
g '''
| Last Night but One of Mrs. JULIA DEAN HAYNE.
| FRIDAY EVENING. March H. 1859
Will be repeated by general request the play entitled THE
LADY OF LYoEs-Paui inc Mrs julia Dean Hayne; Claude
nns Boz
| Miss F. Denham.
| p1-To,morow-Farewe Benefit of Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne
| Hy-Sunday-Beneft Of Miss Fanny DeDham
Doors open 6 Overture ~ O'Clock, precisely Boz
| Office open daily from 10 TO O'Clock P. N.
cPALDING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AND
. MUSEUM, ST CHARLES STREET.
LAST NIGHT But TWO
CoMBINE CIRCU UsEs.
FRIDAY EVENING, March II.
spaldng Rogers THREE CIRCUsES, including all the
Stars of their three companies native and foreign male and
female As these companies proceed up the river Mon
all the novelties Of whole will be concentrated in
this great equestrian week.
Aa-Next Monday-Marsh's Juvenile Comedians.
ALIVE AFRICAN BOA CONSTRUCTOR. 80 feet long
and weighing $50 pounds aud LIVE AFRICAN ANA
CUNDA Is feet longboh Of which performed by their
keeper-are exhibition in the Mu.eu, from IL TO O'Clock
for hour before aud after each performance
in the Amphitheater
ss-Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR
DAY NOON.
Admission to Amphiheater. so cents.
, |
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!. Mind you, child is not a wooden top, that you
can make come round as you please, by whipping itn
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STILL FURTHER BY STEAMSHIP ARABIA.