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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MOTT oaE.--w0oD COMMON PLEAS vAoA-
~ TIoN AFTER OCTOBER TERN A. d. 1860.
Hugh NJ. Adams & Asa Adams VS. Solomon France g.
Margaret France
The defendants Solomon France and Margaret France
will take notice that the plaintiffs the 9th day of Jan
uary A. d. 1861, filed their petition against them in the
Clerks Office, in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Wood
County, Ohio -.., I.. .ei
The object and prayer Of which is to quiet title to, and
to exclude said Solomon France from all right title and
interest in and the following lands aud tenemcns stu
ate in Wood County Ohio wits the south half Of the
southeast quarter Of section nineteen in township four
north Of range twelve east and said defendants fur
before the Sd Saturday after the day February
1851 the will be taken confessed against them
and the Court asked to decree thereon accordingly
Cook, PRIcE & Johnson, attys.
January Sth, lS51--36w7S4 66.
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The Ohio Legislo,ure.

uVH UINHUI'N u VlIV VHIV u BI'I"'UIV OUI-
vened at their respective places Of meeting,
or Monday asst ho House was called to
order by Che sp atcr, and prayer offered up
by Dir, Akin; after which The Speskcr al.
dressed the House in few afpr, piste re-
marks on S ste and National affairs. Seven
ty.one members answered at roll call. A
number of bills were received aud referred.
The Senate was opened by prayer; twenty
one members present. A resoluiion passed,
auhchzsng the printing Of 1000 copies Of the
Governors message
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An Address from Winter Davis.

Winter Davis has issued an address to his
constituents against disunion. IIo ssys Bal
timore will be ruined if she joins either a
Northern or Southern confederacy. He
thinks the project of calling together the Leg
islature looks to. secession, and the State
cannot enter into an agreement on the sub
ject with Virginia without violating the Con
stitution.
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Ia Good Rn.olnlinn.

- A ameetny OF M HJwald Association, Of
Phil ,dt phla, held IN the "cily Of brotl erly
lyc, D mberith 1861, Il was
ResolUsa. that cone what may Of COOL or
IN TO our Beloved Republic --Union or Disun
ion-the Howard Association will continue
with undiminished zeal its labors for the re.
lief Of suffering humanity, over the whole
area Of our common country, wherever the
yctipis Of disease aud misfortune shall solic
its friendly aid SH'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

In the course Of his remarks in the Senate
the other day, Douglas endeavo,ed to shift
the responsibility Of the repeal of the Missou-
ri Compromise on to the shoulders of SOME
nonY--not defpitely mentioned. He comes
out strong for the "Crttenden Compromise" D."
whioh is none Other than re-establshment
of the Missouri Compromise, with this differ
ence Crttenden's Compromise ex ends the
line to the Pacific ocean and nationaEzes sla-
very and instead Of being mere a't OF
Congress, asks to have it adopted in the
Constitution, irrevokable, Mr. Criueuden,
hover, is willing o submit his measure to the
popular vote, which we think would be sgre-
able to the North, if acceptable to the South,
What the yerdi,t OF the North would be upon
such a proposition; We presume there is but
little doubt.
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Mnnlsinn AZ lMmd.n

s)uh Carolina. being hard up for funds,
is using Extraordinary means for raising. mon
ey. A tax of sixteen dollars per head has
been levied upon slaves,an the banks which
have taken part Of the four hundred thousand
dollar loan have received unlimited privilege
to issue notes indefinitely without being both.
cred about their redemption. ra-3..
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RIFFS SALE.-WOoD COUNTY
y OHIO. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS p

Peter Nannest VS. John 0sbun
BY virtue of an order of sale TO directed and dev-
cred from said Court in the above entitled | will
sell at public sale at the door of the Court House, in
Perysbmg, said county, on
Saturday, the 9th day of February, A. D., 1851,
between the hours Of IL M. aud O'Clock, p. M, the
south part of the northeast quarter of section four
township four, north of range ten east, containing 80
acres also the southeast quarter othe north west quar-
ter Of section four said township and range, containing
40 acres
Also the southwest quarter of the northw quarter
of section three of the same township and range
taniag 40 acres. &, L. GUYER, Sheriff.
JEFFERSON Il PILLARS attys.
January Sth, 1S6l--38w5$3 49.
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Mr lIuger, the Post.nia ter a. Chsrlcsfn,
writes to the Dtp,tnsnt that he vii contn-
us 70 ect in his iiciaeapaeily, as h' bc,is sw 9
the ordnance Of secossIon does not pCevcpi
him. lie asks for the stamps he ordered
eome lms since.
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How the Revenue Cutter was Transferred.
Capt Costc, in command of the cutter,
f-st resigned his position TO the United States
Government then discharged the crew ; and
aftcrwu udg swore them into the service Of
South Carolina. and took possession Of The
cutter 10 the name of The State.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

The wife Of DR.. T.. II. Bucller Of Bali-
more dropped dead on Saturday. while con-
vrrsing with her husband.
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing topurchase anything in this line viii
find their advantage 10 pay my Store visit before
purchasing elsewhere The attention of the public is
Respectively invited my extensive tSek feeling assured
it will be time pro1tably spent.
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READY MADE CLOTHING ,

In this department, we have he largest and most
pcte assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up according
10 the latest fashions and in the most substantial manner
warranted give the very best satisfaction or no SALE
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

"A man naueI Lucius Woodroof wa
murdered by his slaves, at Northampton, N
G., few days since. tatAII
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

ssS-Producc taken ineKehange fer gods.
". ]. HIrCHC0C h.
Perrysburg, January "a, 1881.
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CLoAKsl cLoAKsu

The low price at which we will sell Cioaks are almost
Incredible. Those wishing to buy anything in this line
should by all means give US a call. .
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MAR RRIEn.

On the Sd inst, by Rev. N. S. Fay, in Montgomery,
Dir. JouY w. CARY, Of Montgomery, and Miss MARY
cRowELL, of Fostoria, Ohio.
On the Sd nst by Rev. N. s. Fay in Scott, saudusky
County, Row. A. l.. EDw ARDS and Miss JANE Z. MOORE
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sHAwLs! sHAwLsu

We have large supply of this class of goods cheaper
than bc bought at any other store in the Sorthwer
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NJ I c h.
~ Notice is hereby given that David Phillips, ad-
mnistrator of the estate of Adam Phillips decd, has
filed his accounts for final settlement in the Probate
Court Of Wood county (which matter will be for hear
ing February LIST, 1861. VIM. EWING, p. Judge.
Pcrrysburg, o., Jan. s, 1S6l-w3#
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~ II ER RIFF SA LIE.


William Scott VS. John WISE
BY virtue Of vend writ of execution to me directed
and delivered sm the Court of Common Pleas of San
duSky county, Ohio will Offer for sale on the premises
now occupied by John Wise, in Montgomery township
Wood county, Ohio, on
Monday, January 21st, 1851
between the hours of one and four O'Clock, p. of said
day the following describedproperty, to wit: field OF
corn supposed to contain said standing on
the north quarter Of section 27 township t. range
II, in Wood county, Ohio said standing opposite of
John Heaths house the same side of the road run
ming east and west also the field of wheat containing
one and the other three said wheat sowed last fall
and stanling ON the promises above described, said
premises occupied by John Wise: all the above
described property taken the properly Of John Wise
g. e. GUYER, Sheriff.
January Sth, 1S8I--36w2s2 90
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

When Club of subscribers has been forwarded ad-
ditions may be made to it the terms. 1t is not
necessary that the subscribers to Club should receive
their papers at the same post Office. 3
Money may be forwared by mail, at our risk Large
amounts be RENTED in drafts Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore smaller amounts in gold,
in notes Of solvent banks Address
L. CLEPHANE g. CO.,
National Republican, Washington D. G.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

Gov Hicks. Of Maryland, still refuses
to convene a special session OF the Legislature
to consider eoessoo, aud petitions are cireu
hting in That State to sustain him in his
course
The Old Soldiers had a gtsnd ime at
Columbus on Tuesday, tho ash--ibe gather
ing being quite large.
"A report reaches US from Washington
that an attempt was made last week to assas.
riu0ie Senator Mad. of Ohio
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

LEAvESwoRrH, Jan. 5,h,-,Arrangemeuts
have been made with the raihosd company
to transport all tho available force ct Fort
Leavenwortb, consisting Of two companies of
light artillery, comprising 225 men and 1870
horses, to Font Motleury, near Baltimore, -
They will leave on Monday morning.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10
The border ssntcs' Compromise.

Washington dispatch to ihe Cincinnati
Gazette states that the Crisis Committee on
the part of the border States, Mr.. Crittenden
ia the Chair, held seconc meeting on the
night Of the 4th inst, and at l9 o'clock adopt
ed the following propositions Recommend
ing repeal of all Personal Liberty Bills ;
that the fugitive slave law be amended for
the preventing Of kidnapping, and so as to
provide for the equalization of the Commis-
sioneis' fee, &c; that the Constitution be so
amended MS to prohibit any interference with
slavery in any of the Staes where it now ex
lists that Congress shall not abolish slavery
in the Southern dock yards, arsenais. &c. nor
in the District of Columbia, without the con-
sent of Maryland and the consent of the in
habitans of the district nor without compen-
saton that Congress shall not interfere with
the Interstate slave trade that there shall
be perpetual prohibition of the African
slave trade that the line of 80 shall be run
through all the existing territory of the Uni
ted States that in all North of the line slav-
cry shall be prohibited and that South of the
line neither Congress nor the Territorial Leg
islature shall hereafter pass any law abolish
ing, prohibiting, nor in any manner mtelIer-
ing with African slavery, and that when any
territory containing sufficient population for
one member of Congress in one of 10000
square miles shall apply for admission as a
State, it may be admitted with or without
slavery as its Constitution may determine.
To what extent the Republicans participated
in the meeting we are rot rdvi.ed but the
following from the New York Herald would
seem to indicate that they are opposed tojts
general feature
WASHINGTON, Jan, 5--The Border State
COMMITTEES plan of adjustment appears to have
al first met with considerable favor, and il
was Thought likely that the President woud
commend It to the at ention of Congress, but
the caucus of Republicans, after full ans
free discussion upon the merits OF the Border
State programme decided adversely TO any
and all compromise whatever. aud agreed
simply to press forward The regular business
Of the session and then adj, urned sine die.
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LADIES, FASHIONABLE DRESS coopsl

In this department great advantage may be obtained by
close cash buyers from the fact that the goods bought
for cash directly OF he eastern dealers and manuctur
ers and all imported goods bought Just what
TO import them, hence he afford to sell goods at
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.DRosPECTUs OF THE wEEKI.Y NATIONAL
i REPUBLICAN,.

w AShINUTON u. vi DOccmDery loOV.
The undersigned have commenced tho publication, in
this city, of weekly newspaper, called the National
Republican. ". ~. r,H y
1t is printed on large sheet 20 by AZ inches and Is
| furnished at the low prices stated below.
1t will contain all the original matter Of the daily Ma
onal Republican, with the exception Of the local
not interesting to country subscribers. t.5 l.a
II will give full reports Of the proceedings of Congress-
and of the other departments OF the National Govern
ment. W. .F'- t..L .rt 0
II will contan all the news Of the day, foreign and do
nestle markets, &c, &C. well as an original cores
pondence, from all parts OF the country The miscella
department will receive special attention and ir
all respects the effort wal be msde to establish the char
acres of the National Republican as
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
In politics. the paper will be Republican, Sustaining
the incoming Administration Of Mr. Lincoln, but dis
claiming however any preension TO be the organ Of the
President elect. -. .u'. t
There is other Republican paper in the District Of
Columbia, in the vicinity of it, and it is believed that
recent events have opened to such paper important
sphere of useful effort. The time has come, when the
actual administration ofte Government upon Republi-
principles will explode the misrepresentation which
have made those principles dstasteu to the South.
But ii is not only here, and in this vicinity, that the
projectors of the National Republican hope to make it
useful To the whole country they offer journal which
will discuss national politics from national standpoint,
and which will be swerved from patriotic duty by
| any ovorpowcring pressure of local interest.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

Silks and Enlbroideries in Abundance
and we will guarantee perfect satisfaction as regards
goods and prices. .-tU
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sod which is an item of great
interest TO the people of Wood county, sufficient in
ducement We take it, to make PeTrysburg As trading
point
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CHER ERIFFss ssAL E.--wooD COUNTY
y OHT0,COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

bulhonu AdynH fbJohn van blarcun et al
BY virtue of an order m sale 10 me directed and de-
Ivored from said Court in the above entitled cause
will sell at public sale at the door Of the Court House, in
Perrysburg, said county, on
b4yveep tbs hours Of - Scioet m sya o'cs NJ
the southwest quarter of the south quarter also the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter both of
section one town four north rage ten east and con-
5. JEFFERSON, atty. Sheriff.
January 9th, lS6l-36w5S2 80
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CHOICE DRESS GOODS,

such as can be bought but very few stores in the
Northwest and before exhibited in this city, such
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10

Is
TARI,E-TOPS ETC
-
The Prop1eors of TINS estaohshnent having had long
executed by them to be in the highest style OF art and to
''i'' %" e''' ''N''' 0N'' rrrSyI 3 ro
w R,uov ,co,t for porrvsb,r,r ~"
01'y-.'' 80
| EFT THE WORLD READ!
Il
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rnp ir,Iv pESr ANN c1Iraprs,r cnoTS
WI 1T HC &C X
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GOODS g. GROCERIES.

yNHoLEsALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING
w STORE.
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WINTER GOODS,

WINTER GOODS.
would call the especial attention Of his friends and
toners to the richest most varied and cheapest stock of
Goods ever before offered in this City. In the line Of
Dry Goods
Groceries,
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Hats Caps, -
Harness,
&C., &C., &c.
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QUALITY IS THE BEST TEST OF cHEAPNEssl

Inspection and Comparison will prove that for variety
elegance richness cheapnesS beauty and quantity this
stock is unsurpassed by any now offered in the West
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viii be offered at eItraOrdinary low prices.
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III Of which will be sold at as LOW RATES as any
other Establishment in the North West

In sustaining the reputation long enjoyed of keeping
the best and most elegant Stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods offered in this market daily receipts
furnish abundant evidences and this is also sufficient
dcncc that the people have discovered the economy Of
buying the best in Market Feeling grateful for past fa
vors we hope for continuation of the peoples ratrO
mage.
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The underGgusd have been duly appointed Adrninis
trios Of thc estate Of Phillip McManis decc,sed late
of Wood County, Ohio. 8. s. BRONSON,
J. 7. LLDYARD.
Jan. 5;b, 1s5i--S6w3
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NEW GOODS AT PANIC PRICES |

.I9d 19qa,--3E gId99H a
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Elegant Falancies,
All Wool Delaines,
AL Wool Merinoes,
Winter Dress Goods,
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JUST RECEIVED AT "HEAD QUARTERS"

THE GREATEST VARIETY OF CHEAP GOODS
,Oa8 IN NORTHERN OHIO g ksre
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sSf Notice our Market reports in to-days paper. We
buy and sell in accordance with the prices given
Remember the place, r. K, Miller 60. opposite
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10
UNEoUALLEDIN IN NORTHERN OHIO!
NEW WINTER GOODS
1861 FOR THE MILLION 1861
F. R. MILE L C

Commence the New Year with almost an entire new sup
ply of Dry Goods,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-04
A South Carolina Traitor.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 25, 1861.
Editorssof the DispatcA:-The1accounts receiv-
ed OF the late engagement at Port Royal rep
resent that one of the vessels engaged (the
Bienyille) was commanded by q South Caro-
linian-Commander Steedman--and that this
duty OF bearing off the trophies gathered in
hat engagement. Among these relics we find
that the State flag, our own Crescent and Pal
metto, and two brass pieces marked South
Carolina" were con veyed, and are now exht-
bited at washington. We feel that the apOs-
tacy OF Winfield Scott was q crime sufficient
ly damning for one revolution, and that his
crime in raising his hand against Virginia,
his venerated mother, was enough to crimson
the face of every S0uthron but his peffidy
pales into into insignificance at the narrative
When the history Of our present war is
written 1t will be said Virginia had her trai-
tor, but South Carolina gave birth TO one
whose despicable character and whose malig.
nant acts stamp him as the vilest OF his race.
This base son Of South Carolina remttted to
the treasurer Of tho Fellowship Society Of
this city his arrears, = short time since, and
remarked, "Thnt he was dssirous Of continu.
Ing his membership a. his father had bsen one
ofits early presidents, !" and yet he gloats over
the opportunity Of deiiiing the mar Of his
State. "Oh zharne, where Ii thy bluahP'
what ntieman will ever associate with 20
deprnyed character What nation will ever
prosper who onicers forget the land Of thstr
hthers. and are willing 70 tread under foot
fhe ar 81 their Statsf what child Will ever
honor the parent that % far forgets the Acae
81 his youth1 BuS - lAave haIn - ths panen
az hia own oOus0ience, and cnnslen hls nssae
"a t66 al 6a04l14uo ce e1e1e1eS1 Woftov4
v's7 0kSlt 1kS1M 01ts1ss