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salve for Soldiers Feet in Marching.

The Scientific .1Wericr,n llas roaoivod tao
following receipt for making an excellent
composition for Amounting. the feet of sol
dicrs during long marching: Take equal
parts Of gum camphor, olive oil and pure
are united and become a salve. At night,
wash the feet WELL dry them, and then APP
ply this saIvc, and put on clean stockings
and steep with them on. Next day the feet
will bc in excellent trim for marching.
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GsenernI ,r.nne.

4 Washington dispatch says that Gen.
Jim Lame has been rendered a Brgadicr
Genoralship in the regular army which he
will accept and resign his scat in the Senate.
after proving before the judiciary Com.
mlttee and Senate his right 20 holdit. Lane
has heretofore held military commission
in the indiana Legion from Governor Nor
ton lie will have the command OF the
Kansas troops
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The Gsth Regiment,

Recruiting at Napoleon, had the good for
tune to get the required number of mon
before the consolidation act took clfect.-
Wood county has one company in this regi-
mcnt. The regiment is oIiiccred ~ follows:
). II. Stcadman Colonel Il. X. Scott. Lieut..
Colonel J. s. Snuok, Major e. H. Wells,
Adintnnt /; J. G. lIaly. Qnarternaster.
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The Cnse or Gaen. shernnn.

1t seems that all the reports in reference
TO Gen. Sherman since he went TO Missouri
have been unfounded He has had no com.
mand whatever under Gen. Halleck at
Sedalia or elsewhere. He performed some
highly important and delicate service that
was assigned him and then had brief leave
of absence to visit has family, with whom
be now is. AS soon as his leave of absence
expires he will report 10 Gen HallecS for
orders. SO says tbe Sandusky Register.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-26

We present to our readers this week, in extra
form, the admirable speech of ll,n. James NJ. Ash
ley, delivered at Toledo on the 26th of last month.
We shall publish next week the truly eloquent
speech of Hon. John Cochrane. 1t will be obscrv-
cd by the reader reading these speeches that the
q" shining lights of the old Democratic party fully
agree us to the policy of accepting the service ef
the slaves OF rebels in putting down this unnatural
and wicked rebellion
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-26

The past week or two has been a busy time with
our county Trcasurer-hs Office having been al
most constantly throngcd by taxpayers. The law
allows the Treasurer penalty for all collections
made after the 20th inst but MIR. Graham snys he
will continue to receive taxes until the tim. Of max
ing his settlement, which will be about the middle
of january, without charging the penalty.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
G HERIFFoS SALE.

Henry c. Lawrence VS.. J. Il. Moore, ct. a..
BY virtue of an order of sale. issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio and to me directed and de-
livored. will 0lie" for sale at public venduc at the
residence Of c. w. Moore, in Plain township, Wood
county, Ohio, ON
Friday January 10TH 1852
at o'clock, p 81, of said day, the following des-
cribel property to-wit One year old colt ona =
year old steer, one COW, seven head calves year
old, seven head do. year oil |, one yoke of oxen,
one ycaIling colt enc COW, eight acres of wheat in
the ground and twenty head of hogs taken as the
property of c. w. and George W. Moore.
G.. Il. GUYER, Sheri1.
DopGE & TYLER, Att'ys.
Dec. 25th 1S6l-3lw2S2,25
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Any amount of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time to
bring in.
All kinds of fruit, sweet aud Irish pota-
toes, fowls, corn, oats, hay, ard in fact al
niost any article Of produce also taken on
subscription.
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Elnrrihle.

Tho Defiance Dcmoc,m says, the body Of newly
born infant, with its throat cut was found floating
in the Canal about mile this side Of junction, on
Tuesday last Coniectures are plenty, but vague,
as to how il came there. 10 abandon the little un
fortunate was inhuman enough to cut its throat
and throw it Oui in that manner is horribly sickcn-
inu
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our Bool. TobIe.

TnE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, January, 1862 Tick
- nor g. Fields, Boston, Mass.
NThis is a capital number of the Atlantic The
leading article Is the first Of Prof Agassizs papers
on the study of Natural History. The series will
be continued through the year Among the other
papers arc DR.. windshps strength experience !;
an excellent story BY Theodore Winthrop the FIRST
Of Lowell's new series of "Bigclow Papers,"
continuation Of bIrs. Stoves "Agncs of Sorrcnto;"
an culogistic article on Jefiersou's auti-slav.ry
views pleasant essay by the Country Parson ;
Fren,on's hundred days in Missouri, and several
fine poems. The number is in all respects very
good one, aud the volume which II commences bids
fair to exceed its predecessors, which is saving
great deal. 50 per annum, OF five copies for $40.
--.o..-
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, January, 1862; J. II
Gilmore, Boston, Mass.
This is a new candidate forpublic favor-devotcd
to Literature and National Policy. The leading
articles refer to the different phases Of the Slavery
question, and, advocate emancipation us the best
and surest means of bringiugA period to our pres
cnt troubles. The reputiGon of the editor, Mr., G..
G.. Leland, and Of the contributors announced, just
fy the expectation that the Continental will yield
to none of its compecrs in literary excellence. John
G. Whittier II. r. Tuckerman, Bayard Taylor,
Horace Greeley and Artemus Ward" will writ5
for it. The latter is to comm nee series of West
crn sketches in the February number Terms, SO
per annum, or 1--WE copies for so.
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Rebel "Properiy'' In Danger.

The Secretary Of state has issued in
shuctions TO Gen. Mcclellan TO cause to be
arrested all police officers who arrest fugi-
tivos who have escaped to our lines about
Washington. Tho Commanding General is
informed that 10y the act of coniscation
passed last summer, such slaves are To be
Tree, If they have in any way aided the
rebel cause
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SALE.

Bruno Silva vs. John Bates ct al
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
case by the clerk Of the court Of common pleas of
Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and deliv-
cred | will offer foe sale at the door of the
court house, in the town of Pcrrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio ON
Friday, January 81, 1862,
between the hours of 10 a. m. aud A p. m. Of said
day. the following described lands and tenements
to-wit; River actnumbcr 73, containing 93 acres
And the east half Of the northeast quarter of sec
ton 10, township A. United States Reserve, CON
tanning eighty acres. Also the west half Of the
northeast quarter Of section 81. township 6. range
II, containing so acres: all in Wood county, Ohio
Also, out lots numbers 81. So S8 and So and in lots
numbers 406, 427 and 4SO all in the town OF Per
rsburg, Wood county, Ohio. Also in lots Nos. 90
and Fl in HOLSTERS addition TO said town of Per-
ryshurg, Wood county, Ohio. Also, in lots num-
bers 3S7 and jl2, and out lot pumbcr l41 all OF
said town lsts being in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, as numbered aud laid out in
the recorded plat of said town Of Perrysburg.
G. Il. GUYER, Sheriff.
STICENEY & STRCToN, attYs.
Perrysburg, Dee. %, 1861 33w5S5 IS.
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yNwooD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT


Sophrnna Snyd r vs.. Hiram Snvier
The said defendant Hiram Sny der is hereby no
tilted that the plaintiff On the 26th day of Novem-
Der A. y. 1861 flied in the Clerks o1ce Of the Court
of Common lnlsas Of said county her petition against
him AMI one Leonard Snyder. setting forth that
plaintiff was formerly the husband Of said defend
ant Hiram Snyd =, and that at the May Term of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Medina county Ohio,
she was divorced from said Hiram and that she at
the same time recovered n Judgment against him
tor the sum Of Sl0G0 and $3.50 costs OF suit and
that the said defendant for the purpose Of deraud-
ing the plaintiff out of her lust rights on the 18th
day OF January A, d. 1855. made a fraudulent
conveyance of his real estate to-wit the rth part
of tho north west fractional quarter, section No
township ., north of range ~ less acres in the
m-w corner in Wood county Ohio. to said Leonard
Synder. The prayer of said petition is that said
Leonard Snydcr be aliugei to ho!l slil Ian Is in
trust for said Hiram Snyder and that said convey
ance be held as fraudulent and void and that the
aforesaid lands b. subjected to the payment of said
in lgmant of $1,000, with interest from MAY 14th
1851 and for the costs Of suit s. so the amount for
which plaintiff asks judgment in this case. The
snid defendant Hiram Snyder is required to an
sWur or dcmur TO said petition hv the 18th dav of
Feb. y. d. 1861 or Judgment will b, taken against
him by d 'ftnAnt. SOPHR0NA SNYDER.
Dee. 2jth lSil-3lw6$5,7l.
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The Haae says this genllcmm arrived home on
Friday evening from Washington county, tis Stat,,
whore he had been called to the funeral of his
mother. As Congress will adjourn over the hol-
davs he will spen1 tho recess at Toledo
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The O1th Regiment.

We understand, is under marching orders for
Tuesday evening next. They 60 to Columbus, and
from there will probably so to Kentucky. Wood
county has on. company in this regiment,
mnndrd by Cant John b. Spaficrd
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Frederick Mead ct al VS.. Anson Smith ct al.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
in Wood county, Ohio, and 10 me directed aud de-
hvered, will cfer for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House in Perrysburg, in said
county on
Friday, January 18th, 1862
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock, p. NJ of said
day tho following described lands and tenements 10
wit; The south part, west half, east part of frao-
tonal quarter, section SS, town s, N r. r. 8, con-
tanning acres appraised at $780, and Che west half
east half OF the Sc fractional quarter of section SS,
town to range above containing 81 l2-lOO acres,
appraised at $3.50. G.E. GUYER, Sheriff.
r. BIssELI, Jr. Atty.
Dec. 18TH, 1s6l-$325
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PARKS PRICKLY PLASTERS.

They lmpart Strength they Anuihilate Pain.
These delightful plasters yield readily
Parks to the motion of the body, absorb nnrsri
Patent ration and throw off nil the offensive
Poiws coagulated impurities of the SYSTEM
Prickly They should be used for all Chronic
Plasters Pains, Faintness Dvspepsia, Colds. Com
Are sumption, Rheumatism, Female WeaIr
Sold ness etc They retain their active nron-
BY all critics when oShcr Plasters are u:eess and
Dealers where applied pain cAnnot exist. Eyerv
From family should have them. One size on
to ~ cloth three sizes on leather. Sample sent
Dimes. by mall on receipt of 25 cents.
j. 5. BARNES, 13 & Is Park Row N. Y.
April, l96l--49ly.
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Rev. J. a. shannon

IIaa our thanks for u copy Of the Minutes
Of the Central Ohio Conference OF the NJ. f..
Church, for the year 1861 The next scr
sion of the Conference will be held at
Grcenvillc, Darke county.
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The National Inventory.

What stupendous work free nation has ac-
CONT lished in seven months time for its own de
tonsc Remembering that in April last TIVE hadOnly
forty -t,co vessels and five hundred and fifty guns in
our navy, and scattered land force of about six
teen thousand men, look at the present time, us Civ
en- in the official documents we shall publish.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-26

Has our thanks FOR copy of the Congressional
Globe, containing the remarks the death of Sen
ator Baker in the L. 5. Senate,
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HERIFF'S SALE.
John Olmstcad vs.. shafer & Young.

John Olmstcad vs. Shafer & Young
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and dev- =
cred will offer for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House in Perrysburg, in said
county ON
Friday January 18th, 1862.
between the hours Of II and O'Clock 7. NJ. Of said
day the following described Lands and tenemonts
to wit: The west half OF the south east quarter of
Section No. "a in town threa, of the United States
twelve miles square reserve in Wood county, Ohio,
containing so acres. q. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
e. BIssELL lr. Atty.
Dee 18th, lSSl-33wiS2.05
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ArroRNEY GgSBR AIS OFPIcE,l
COLuMBUS, o., Oct. l6, 1851. !

Aaiiior Of iHsns comity, Oiio.
SIR Your Letter of the 10th u't inquiries
"whether, under the Act of May 10, 1884, author
zing the levy of tax Of one halt null on the dollar
valuation in each county o. this Stite, for the re-
lief of the families of volunteers, etc. : that fund
can be distributed to the fam lies of volunteers go
ing out of this State, and enlisting in regiments
raised in other States ?" ! answ n, that, in my
opinion it makes no difference mi 7r tn. inaa c,i-
Lists. A person who " volunteers" so rs 10 cntitle
his family to rel eff under the provi Si0ns OF the
above cited Act must b. a volunteer from Ohio and
mustoed either into the scrcico ottjc United Sucs or
into the actual service Of he Stttq Of Oiio. do not
regard it as miter OF gr1at cOnsequ,nc, ,rtere an
Ohio volunteer eIdists whether it be in Ohio. Ind-
ana or elsewhere, if having II family in this State,
he is mustered into the sqrrce 0f The United Stttes
from the period " hen he is mustered into that SER
rice. he within the spirit of this law, and his
family is entitled to relief; but it, on the contrary,
having enlisted in regiment from any other State
than Ohio that regiment remains in the serrice and
pay of that State, long it does so. his family,
though residing in this State, and in ether respects,
coming within the provisions Of the above cited
Act is not entitled to relief under it, 1t follows.
family therein, may enlist, whether in Ohio, or
elsewhere, from the moment he is mustered into the
scrrice oftie United States and becomes its soldier, or
into the actual serricc Of OiiJ and no sooner, his
family is entitled to the relief provided for by tn.
Act of May 10, 1851, and other otherwise. You
can have no difficulty in determining the proper ac-
ton to take in each case under the above rule.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty Gen1 Of Ohio.
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ESS~'The Seventy-First Ohio Regiment,
at Camp Tod, Troy, is nearly full. They
are only waiting for the Springfield COM
pany Captain Sol J. IIoucl.
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Death in the 10Th Regiment.

The Tiilin Tribune says Rev. Il. II, Bush,
Chaplain of the 49th. has sent TO Mr.. j. Nj.
Naylor, of that place, u complete list of
deaths in the regiment, MP to date of writ
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Volunteers Eulisting Outside of the STATE

As the question of aforjng relief to the fami-
lies Of volunteers enlisted in regiments or compdn-
les form II outside of the State of Ohio, from the
general relief funl has given rise to different opin
his opinion Of the mttter in to the inquiry of
the Auditor OF Athens county, which settles the
matter fully. As il is applicable to every portion
Of Ia, State AMI will set County Commissioners
and Auditors right on the subject we give the opin-
ion in full.
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ing, as follows:
Isaac o. Dickens Liberty tp.. Seneca CO., O.
Alon2o Wood, Adrian, O.
David Martin, Sycamore.
William Grove, Wood Couity, Ohio.
John p. Mater, Green Springs.
James Davis, Venice tp.
Wilson Long Tvmochtee.
j. d. w. Komcr, Flat Rock.
Corwu Kniesly, Sulphur Springs.
benjamin BUnn, Bellevernon.
William Bland, McCutchenvillc.
T. Totten, accidentally shot Fremont.
G. ). Bon, WoodVillc.
Ahner Wilson, Sycamore.
Daniel lusley, Fostoria,
David Thomas,
William Hartley,
Ansel Bemcnt,
Putnam Saskett, Ottawa.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
y Rerinn rs. q. I'M. Millnr-

f. Bevins VS.. G. W. Miller.
BY order of ri Fa for damages to me directed
and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Putnam County, Ohio, shall Offer for sale at the
Village of Tontogauy, near the side Tract of the
d. Il NJ. r. r. Co. in Wood county. Ohio ON
Tuesday Dee 3lst 1861,
at , o'clock L. VI. of said day the following prop
eity 10 wit Eight thousand IIoop Poles more OF
less taken on said Execution as the property Of the
said defendant, G W. Miller
G. E. GUYER, Sheriff.
Dec 18th lSGl-33wlSl So
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Gutal Selallss

rIMETADLE---DaS 4 AZ Micn. III. h.
GoTNa sourn. .nfN1 ||H
Night Exp. i go A. Nj iNI| IiI st- 1Itt hs n
Mail -. '.ss1l 900 A. M t'8N {.5 .8 t'H1 b. NJ.
freight 5iOs a. -. IfS''I|| d DSl f8N.
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D0AD N0TICE.-Notce is hereby given that
IL the Commissioners Of Wood county, have ap-
pointed viewers and surveyor on petition for
county road commencing at point ON the Perrys-
burg Fnday Road, where the north line Of sec
tions lG, II and Is, Perrysburg Township, Wood
county, Ohio, intersects said road thence east
along said north line of said sections l6, II and lS
until il intersects the road running along the east
line Of said section l6 and there terminate and
that the viewers and surveyor viii meet at the
house of John leager, in Perrysburg Township,on
the 29th day of January next.
JOHN YEAGER, Prin. Petitioner.
Perrysburg, Dec. 10, lS6l-S3w4.
rTNO DISABLED SOLDIERS -Seamen and
Marines, and Widows or other Heirs Of those
who have died or been killed in the service
CHARLES G. TUCKER,
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and Pen
sion Agent, Washington City, ID. G.
Pensions procured for Soldiers, Seamen and
Marines Of the present war, who are disabled by
reason Of wounds received or disease contracted
while in service, and Pension Bounty Money and
Arrears of yay obtained for widows or other heirs
Of those who have died or been killed while in
service.
CHAs. T TUCKER, Washington, d. c.
Nov, %, 1881.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT At
PERRYSBURG, O.
NEW STOVE. TIN AND HARP
WARE STORE!

The subscribers would respectfully inform the.
citizens of Wood and adjoining counties, that, hav-
ing leased the store formerly occupied by BROWN
x HUNT, they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all its branches and connect there
with tho
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FIXES.
rInE IN prLron STREET.

FIRE IN FULTON STREET.
At late hour on Saturday night, fire broke ont IN
the boot and sh'e slofe If h.. A. BROOKS, NO 100
Fulton street. IL originated ON the second hoor 10
closet under tho stairway, but iron What cause as
not vet teen folly determined by the Ere Marshal.
The so of Mr.. Brooks was dlmaSeI 10 tae anoyn'
OF ST., coo by water. Fully insured, MI Shne'der,
occqIyug the basement as a lager beer saloon, su.-
TINED So damage. TIE damnge 10 inc ouildlnS IL
estimated at $3.50.
FiRE IL the SEVENTH ASfSrF.
At 81 o'cvk Yesterday afternoon TIE oa'keerer In
"Aicinann Hail." the large thr e-story tniidlng
Nos 2i7 and 249 Seventh avenue. corner OF twenty
xix rect discovered roke iseung IRON par lilOn
bchiud the bar aud upon examination found that we
b. sueIt WAS on fire. An alarm wHs Immediately
raj ed and The iremeu soon arryed, but before they
could eAiiuguish tie lanes damage 10 the AMOUNT %
g i1 Am doe The FIRE ori mated ia the kitcorn In
tlig ear NJ il doe proximity large box Used for
the stor, &c Of coal TueDce the ME extended 10 Ie
wue cellar, destroying Is large qasniiiy Oh Douied
vie. .....
buil.ins about 81 ,UO0. Mr.. Frederick hlliemann,
the ropItor Of tie bail and lger beer saloon on te
corner b suIrd for $500 on building, - wv OH
uIle aGd 81, 10 iIr'itun' 10 the Commercial aid
American lusursn'e COmpauls 9.
Tie IRE adjoining tue FALCON or the ilrst Boor ID
orcuIi b, LaWIeb,e q Parry, dealers IL groceries,
WHO rtJek was damaged by Waller 10 the amount Oh
500. Insured Tor $3.50 ia the Bo~ely ihnahre
Company.
flhL IL OhAAD 6IRkEI--ATNES' " 49, N~'0'' -
ARSON.
Yesterday morDing Gre occurred IN TIE grocery
store OF Killed IL ketberg, No. J4O Grand siie,, o1t
b, u GiscoSeIed at an .aIly moment, an alarm was
0,i.k, r.i-e1, ben hremen broke open the doors
.ud eAtinL usied tie flames without mush tronbl-.
Damage to the stock $50; iusued $l,Voo III toe
Genital Pax Insurance CVmi ANY. -
From some sl-I iode ciruGnetances attending tbe
nrtler Capt Steris tie Tlreent Precinct ofdeIed
the arrest OF Kulp,l, aod Officer Sherry took Linn Ia
CUSTODY. Later il the day tire Marcia Baker enttieu
when il wao own that kuloo seen to lave the
gt..re five minutes before The tie was 81 eoyercd
lie key vi side door, which lened Oh Cannon
,tree, was found in the prisoners pocket, and al o
some ,enuies, wnieh Mr.. Rettberg identified ss hayng
b,en leit H. tie morley drawer when tie eloie WAS
,l sed up Oh Saturday ngrt. The pfia' ner, nowlth-
standing tlis eylience deped ba,iOg been near The
s,oie. AT the instance Of air. Bak-r Justice D'ohhah
committed lie ccc1sed to the Essex Market Prison,