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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05
Attachment.

Before W, II. Jones' j p. of Perry twp, Wood CO %
james Comfy, Jr. pl'f, against Joel Brown, deft.
ON tine 10Th day OF December, lS5I said Justice is
~ sued an order of attachment in the above ac
tion for the sum oftwenty-six dollars $2iand fifty
dollars probable costs. JAMES Comfy Jr
Jan. 8, lS5g-35w3+
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Alta hment.

Before a. G. Nc Celia n, J. p. OF Perry twp Wood
Ca. Ohio.
Samuel McEwen, pl'f, VS.. Wm. ]. Craun, defendant.
nN the 23d day Of December, 4. ID. 1859, said JUS
" tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of sixteen dollars and eighty
cents. SAMUEL M'EWEN.
Jan. (, Is39--3jw3s
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aS> Gerril Smith has been so far restored to
health aud soundness of mind as to justify his
return to family aud home.
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~ The ice in the river is thick and solid, and
now is the time for those who have ice houses,
to fill thea,
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es-our thanks are due to Hon. Geo. Laske y
, for public documents.
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- cs-k still comes in freely aud the ruling
rate is S5 50.
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npWith the good seighing. corn, saw-logs
and slaves are being brought in quite freely
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How can the Union be saved9 BY letting
every white man 5 uth aud North known, and
keeping the facts before them, that the Union
contains thirty millions OF people, while The
slave owners are only three hundred aud iiil
Thousand Shrll this handful long be permitteJ
to keep the millions in constant uproar excite
memt, aud turmuil7 Let us say mildly but
frmly-Nu N \. Trtbuge.
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IL tell you, gentleman. said leading D1m.
ocrauc politician to small assemblage at
Washington, al the time when the knnsos-Ne.
btaskd b,ll was being utged through Congress,
"i'il tell YOU gentlrmen. this bill will lay us all
in our politics giaveS but the party reqaires
it, and we must submit to the sucyi1ce.
He was right in his presentimeut, snj in the
same way those Dem0crstic leaders who are now
yielding to the party pressurc,aud either tacitly
or openly adopting the Dsunion programme
which the Sou hern nasters OF the Democratic
organization have forced upon upon it, will also
find that they will be b, red by it So deep that
their temans will never again be seen among
men--N T. Trib.
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pIO COFFEE, TEA, SHOT, LEAD, &U.,
~ for sale low By FIR MILLER & co.
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=
Isaac Befnhse vs. HenlN BetLthisel, and Jahn Bates
executors OF the last VIII and Tes samont oil J,Jsb
Bernthisel dec.
DY vd'ue OF alas vendi writ Of execution tD me
Diir,ca aud delivered from the court Of common
peas q wood county, Ohio, In the above entitled
cause. will Offer for sale at the door OF the court
house in Pcrryshurg, Wood county Ohio, on
saturday, January al, 1sco.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
F. of said dy the following described property to
wit The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter (n.e ne n in scctoN number six (6) Ia town.
shin number hyc (5) north, range number ten OO),
east containing forty acres, more OF less. appraised
at S75c.
CIV, MOTION, sheriff
T. & u x. HuttFSBrcK Plnsaty.
Dee. 9g, a--3GW&SHsS.
ROAD VIEW NUTl +.
THE non res dent twntis Of ittds ~ the est
l halt Of sscti~n two (2l and east half ~ sestis.
three 81 Perry township. Wood Co. OHIO. will take
uulice that viewers appointed tv the eon.is-
sioncr OF Wood Co, will meet at the house Of Das-
1le Wells, in said townshpo on or about the iSh Of
January lS0G,to yiewa proposed county road touch
ing above, BAZZ..E WELLS, st al.
Dec. %. lsi9-3sw3Sl.
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r. FORESTER, Scotch Ridge, 81 80
4. P. Wales, Toledo, 5O
J. B. Abbott. Portage, W
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ROLL OF HONOR.

WEEKLY RECEIPTS ron ruk rERRYsBuRs JouRNAL.
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seven feet water in the channel; A. Mheeshg "a,
Cincinnati 1t was falling. with nne Ivy. ~ poss
points, The lower river Is rising siowiys ~ y. =
learn from the latest arrivals VIII ins N s'''
shoalest bars.
/ Danesa i. Koanes 5pr Bagost Sd,'ds-The ex
,ress II. 8. mail passenger packet D. F. kenner
i rant. u. d. Baranco, commander, Mr.. b. r. Mum
farS1 serk leaves at o'clock this morning for the
i above and way landings.
i CROSSE Tase Tor Bayou sai'a.-T The large freight
packet Crosse Tete, Capt. &. +. Gross, commander,
1 Mr George Wilkinson, clerk, leaves this morning
1 at 10 o'clock for Bayou Sara and intermediate
landings.
Robert Tatson for Red Rira.. - The speedy
lightdraft, SAFE and excellent passenger packet
Robert Watson, Capt. A. Pierce, commander, Mr.
j. NJ Broadwell, clerk, will leave this day OF L.
o'clock FOR Jefferson and intermediate landings on
Red River.
Gen. Joais A. Qaiimaa for Louisville. = Thu
swift, safe and unrivalled passenger packet Gen
Quitman, Cap. J. w. Cannon commander, leaves
to-day at 5 P. NJ. for Louisville and intermediate
landings. Messrs Reynolds and Armstrong, hel
obigng clerks, will be found at their posts in the
office as usual, to see that passengers arc properly
cared for.
Peytoad for Louiseale.-The large, new ani
splendid passenger packet Peytona, Capt. John f
Leyden, commander, Mr.. II. c. Landrum, clerk
leaves as above at s o'clock this evening. The
Peytona is beautiful packet with first-class pas
senger accommodations and tile most popular and
genial officers. She is one of the neatest boats on
the river, and is as staunch and fleet as she is
pretty, and oilers superior inducements to passen-
gers alike Oh. account Of her excellent accommo-
dations and punctuality. She leaves positively at
the above named hour. Ne q
Queen of Tie Rest for Ciacinnati.-The staunch
and regular passenger packet Queen of the West
Captain ]. P. Wade, commander, Mr.. NJ. McCul-
Tough, clerk, leaves positively at O'Clock this
evening for Cincinnati, Louisville and all way land
ings. The passenger accommodations of the Queen
Of the West are complete in every particular. We
cordially commend her and her worthy officers to
passengers bound up the rivertoday.
Ed,card j. Gay Railroad Line Packet fol, 81,
Louis 10 Morro,c 60 To morrow evening at s
o'clock the new, splendid, regular and swift pas
senger packet Edw. j. Gay, Captain Bart. Bowen,
commander, Mr.. J. Brooks, clerk, win back ont
for Memphis, Cairo. ST Louis, and all intermediate
landings. The Gay is in every and all respects a
splendid passenger packet, and is a member Of
the famous and popular Railroad Line, connecting
at Cairo and st. Louis with the great routes for
the Northern and Eastern cities. The packet is
of the finest of the line, and is not eclipsed in
grandeur, speed, safety or comfort by either Of
her comrades. In Mr.. Brooks. passengers will find
a finished gentleman and most agreeable com
panions Passengers wishing to procure through
tickets can do so by applying only to the office Of
the Company, No. 81 Camp street, corner Of Com
mercial alley.
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Passenger.

Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola and
Galveston Mrs. Cook and daughter 4. Westhope
Huckins, Mrs. Sarns, DR.. Charles, McManees and
lady, NJ. Tonnere. lady and child, Mrs. McCrea,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Bull and child, Lyons and lady, A.
e Smith and lady Mrs: Young. Mrs. Sheppard,
ziegler. lady and two children, Miss Gould, Miss
Miss Foster, Mrs. Hitchcock and child, Mrs Fergu.
son. Stubhs, Sutton, Letters, Jacobs, Hogne, Rev.
Mr.. Jessups Lewis, F. Boyle, Fitzsimmons, j. A.
Barr, 9. Wing, r. Fl. Raners, M. Pope, S. L. Dixon,
]. I. McGrews, Marshall, Cox, Caitagne--20 on
deck, negro.
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Bslov---eonIng UP.

| Ship Peter Marcy, Thompson. I'm Liverpool sOth
March.
| Bark Uncle Sam, Cole. I'm Charleston, to S LIN Il
| / Levy.
| sehr Bullrush, Ashby, fm Brazos Santiago, to-
Goldenbew & Lesparre.
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E1ports.

PROVIDENCE ship Mary Hammond
tuns cotton seed.
NEW Y0RK-Per brig Isadora- 734 hides II
bales do 50 do wool 10 bbls brandy 897 bbls mo.
lasses.
KINGSTON AND A MARKET--Per sehr Ruatan
ga bbls -four 10 hbls pork bbls whisky 10 kegs
lard 10 bAs tobacco loo bales do 10 bbls bread
do tar SKIS rice kegs butter bbls beef 1000 feel
lumber 2 pkgs mdse.
LIVERP0OL-Per ship Niagara-2ss2 bales Of
cotton S3a2 seeks corn 9060 slaves.
ROTTERDAM Per ship Burlington 202 bales
cotton 444 hhds tobacco 1920 slaves.
MATANzAS--Per brig Hope SO bbls talloH
100 ties lard ID cks hams 300 kegs lard Ia bxs porl
IS empty hhds LOG do ties 1900 hoops.
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Sbipping gnttIligellte.

CEEscxsT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Friday Morning, May o, 1860
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Mary Hammond, Dyer, for Providence, OR y,
VIM Dewey &co
Ship Niagara, Lawrence, for Liverpool, 5s
7 G jenkins eco
Ship Burlington, Keene, for Rotterdam,
Creevy & Farweli
Brig Hope, Simpson, for Matanzas,
Goldenbow u Lesparre
Brig Isadora, Head, for New York, IN Soria
Brit schr Ruatan, Eden, for Kingston, jamaica and
q market, Master
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For Nashville rivery SATURDAY,.
THE NEW AND FINE REse

For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
49, n lar Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. Woods,
falsa4.HsASHW. Beyd. master: Jas. johnson, Jesse
New Orleans for Nashville and all nterme
diate landings follows:
JAS. Woods, Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, March "a,
Mt 5 o'clock. T. NJ
JAS. johnson, Johnson master. SATURDAY March 81,
al o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master SATURDAY, April 7, at
o'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY April H.
at O'Clock, r. NJ
JAS, johnson, Johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April II, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, April
%, at 8 o'clock P. NJ
Jas. Woods Boyd master. leaves SATURDAY May 5,
5 s,clock p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, masier leaves SATURDAY,
MAY II, a o'clock, P. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY. May 10.
O'Clock, P. NJ
JAS Woods. Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, May &c.
5o'cleek F. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
june 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover Strong master leaves SATURDAY June 9,
al O'Clock, p NJ
Jas. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY June ID,
O'Clock. P. NJ
JAS, johnson. Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
June e, O'Clock, Z. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong master leaves SATURDAY June 80
las. woods BOYD. master leaves SATURDAY, July 4
o'clock. T. NJ
and shippers rely these boats leaving
puncuay according to the above Schedule For freight or
passage apply on board, or TO :, ,,,,ppYn,n
mid tf II iSInn street,
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Gu Il RI AN Div Err.

Leaves M SATURDAY 26fh inst al 5PM
FOR NASHVILLE. CLARKS-
fsE h vile Trices Landing Canton, Eddy VILE Dyeus.
smihland, Paducah Metropolis Cairo, Co
- ,mbns, Hickman, New Madrid Randolph and al
in etela landings-fhe regular packet steamer Jss
Woods, Boyd master, will leave above. For freight
passage apply on board or to
d. DuFFIELn, Agent
my23 Il Camp street.
M- The J. W will take freight NIL points Tennessee
liver with privilege of and re shnnny.
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STEAMBOATS,.
10 WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
In. AsE,n-wEiKLY MAI. LINE TO tsgSS =
vfpLNSBURG ySs s{Eh
The magnificent q. s. afsi packet vfGksbHTg, Oapt,
White master VII ss5s Ia say Ss s"s s R
or Landing Fort Adams Nacfe2 Waterproof Rodney, ST. 10
seph Grand Warrenton Vic ksburg Milken'a Bend
Lake Providence stack's Island sndng skipwh's Landing
Pitchers Point Ashton, Lake Wasting ton Caroline LANDING
and Point Warrington, every THuRS0A y, atbP M
The steamer VIGKSBURG will take right for Vaxno and
Tashatchs rive to be reshpped STEAMERS Prince and
Hope.
The magnificent y. s, Mail packet LafouEchc, Captain
J. Brown will leave for Donadsonyle, Psanenne, Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayoa Sara Red River Len,,ng Fer
WnTrent9n and vieksbarg every Saturday, at s T DE-
Hot and will take freight for all landings the Yazoe and
Taaaehe rive high-water without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days. without fs the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money! jewery other vauahes unless regular
bills Of ladng taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid nor for any yuabes deposited with the corf
For freight or passage apply on board or to
j. j. PERSON & co.
jet5 II Corner Of Cafondele and Union streets.
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YAZOO River.


YAZOO RIVER PACK ET,-U. 8.
Hz1 Mall Line--Yicks burg, Greenwood and Taiiabsi
chic river packet steamer Prince, Edwin Il
bh'ler master, in connection with the steamers
I1af0urche and VicAsburg. All freight shipped 70
go through without detention ~ VIM
The and magnificent passenger steamer leayes
Veksburg above the arrival Of the haipas r III train
Of ears and the steamer LnfDurehe Veksburg every
Monday evening Tor safaiia YaEoo City Wolf Lake Mouth 81
Tcua Silver Creek Burtona Head OF Honey Island sbeI
Ba sdon, Crane,s Landing Rising Sun Humphreys Land
ing Gureton Becks Ferry Greenwood Point Jfore and All
landings on fallanachie river Returning the Prince will mr.
rive AZ Ncksbng IN time e connect with the half A. NJ
train of for Jackson Norton New CrIeans
also, with the packets for Memphis Louisville nd ST. Louis
also the steamers Ncksbnrg and Lsfonrehe Orleans and
intermediate landings. ~
ton. S
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL
am Advertising Aganf
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A l. A BA M A. RIyER

Leaves SATURDAY. MAY 26, al 5: 20 p. NJ. cars.
FOR SELMA AVID NT6NTGOHR-
49, kery, Wsrnmpka and all landings Alaaama riv
er The superior lake CarOnheIet
r. Snuott will leave lake end OF the
Carroliton Railroad For freight passage ap.
ply to
my.3 j. L. HARRIS, q Natchez street.
n9-The Carondeet receiving freight
depot rivoli Circle
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LOUISVILLE Per steamer Peytona-5 500 ties
lard so ties hams w s Wright &co--S do to Martin,
Cobb dco- Sc do Kirkpatrick &co- Is bbls sun
drles Schneider 4 Wise-2 pkgs Do Fellowes 6co-
bbs whisky parmele u Bro 20 bxs &c 28 hf
bbls beef 20 bxs tongues VOORHEES, Griggs &co-
651 bbls aour 40l seeks corn 0glesby h Macaulay--
4sl do Robertson 4 McDougall- 522 do to West l.
Nettleton-36 do d II Fairehild &co--S0 coils rope
e Male &co-- 400 pcs bagging Slaughter, Smith 4
GhosWell- 33 bbIs oil II j Smith kco--l00 tcs lard
Hewitt, Norton &co-i00 bbls whisky 80 bbls -four
B Turpin = hbls snndries n Del Bondio-- l6 bbls
pork Il W Benton-s0 ties hams So hhds tobacco to
Given. Watts &eo--78 do Jas Turner do to Sum-
mers Campbell SO do Campbell, Mckee &co-
II do r H Short &eo--7 do Gunther, Rodewaid i&co
IA do to Moore & VanCuiin- Total $50 hhds to-
bacco. ma
CINCINNATI Per steamer Diamond-l2 hhds
tobacco VIM II Giraffe Is do ] u ] Murphy--la4
hdls paper Thos Il Shields 200 seeks corn West &
Nettle ton-65 bales Irvine w Chambers-5 coils do
! 81 coils rcpe g Harness. bbls liquor 10 order
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lsnporss.

INDIANoLA and GALVESTON steamship
Charles Morgan s3S, Sol in specie to Gaballero Il
Basualdo--s Is 900 do W Letchford &eo-sf2, $50
do J Marks &eo--6 bales cotton Male &co--2 do
Logan, Soniat Il Ciaiborne--l63 head cattle Viii
kins &co-sundries to Robinson & Bro Henderson,
Terry &co-R Geddes-Perkins &co-J Woodruff
&oo-C Buddecke &eo-- Jones' Express 7 Fis-
cher-and order
rice hf do s L L Levy I'll cks rice Barelli
skeo- hf do 907 SKIS peas to order 200 do Coeh-
ran 6 Hail. ties mdse A Brownie or CHS brandy
30 l-8 do q q Maignan.
MoNTTGO BAY (Jaa--Per schr W Colquette-
Fruit To order.
BOSTON Per bark Gen Taylor-s477 pcs paving
block d Gronan-I59 bales hay Z r Poole--246 do
j H Rodenburg.
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
oLusKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Or
Encyclopedia, @
ByM. W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. G.

ByM.w oLUsKEy, Washington, D. G.
Il contains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation Of Congress- .,.z,. ,..,
Governors GeaFy, Stanton and walkers inaugural Adj
Senators Green Douglas Colame and Nessrs Stephens
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
TSe Crstenden Montgomery Senate English Bs The
votes On The same IN each honse eeed sseS s
d ssssss 70 inc same siNas 's'''s e'' ps's
The Dred Scott Case. Zz-4.zz
The Constitution Of the United States
Articles Of Confederation
SS rshaasss i fa :ss ssa i Asassa
Nj Gsys Report the Distribution Of the Public
Lands and against 1T with full history of the
Peess Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President PIeees Message vetong The River and Harbo
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon
The Clayton Bnwer Treaty. z-z= ~
Extracts from Speeches for and against sisyelS ava
seaiss .,.... =, s,o.erv
Messls Bnehanan,s and Williams bargain and
iH MI Ga a Port Hin Address.
The si Mssss i Road Veto ssa.,s -,
A history Of Party Conventions,
Mr. Bae in Minority Report on the Same subject
Gov Wise and Mr. Letters against the American
Organization and Hon A. H. Sarts Letters signed "Madi
son. defending it.
Kenneth Speech Ct Philadelphia in November 1856
and In North Carolina in 1872.
A history Of with the the various Tariffs
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