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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-15
Romantic Love Scene.

'Ts past the hour of midnight The gold
en- god of day, who yesterday drove his om-
blazoned chariot through the heavens, has
ceased shining upon the earth, and a black
pail reigns over the lower section of om
city Nought is heard save the distant step
of the melancholy bill-poster, as he pusucs
his homeward way. Suddenly a sound
breaks the still of the night it is the sweet
voice of Frederick William. calling in paip-
tive tone upon his beloved Florence Amcla:
"rhrow open the lattice, love, and look
down upon the easement; for !, your own
Frederick, am here
"What brings thee, love, AT this time OF
night, when all is still and gloomy?'
Il come to offer thee my heart. On my
soul love thee-truly, wildly, passionately
love thee. Dost thou rec,procatcy"
The maiden blushed us she hesitated.
"Ah!" cried he, and the face of our hero
lit up with sardonic smile, "thou lowest
another!"
'No! no! no!" cried Florence.
"Thcn why not rush to this bosom that il
bursting to receive thee?"
Because" replied the innocent but still
trembling damsel, "l'm afraid you're blown
Bill -
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The Track Ceiling too Vreah.

"Prcvious to the breaking ont of HOSTILE
ties at Charleston Il Wisconsin corrcspon-
dent writes, 1--WE had in our county thrco
companies of United States militia, fully
armed and equipped. Upon receiving the
rcQustion of President Lincoln for voluu-
tecr troops, the Governor called upon these
companies to join the regiment, whcrcupon
they very promptly and unanimously sur
rendered their arms and equipments back
TO the State, rs did also the ohiccrs their
commissions, Among them was one Capt
Jahns, who had figured largely in times of
peace rs Chairman of the Military Commit
tee in the Legislature OF the State and in
other ways had for eight or ten years been
laboring TO establish Tor himself military
reputation. soon after rcsiguing his COM
mission he was met 10y Col Tcall, who very
Coolly inquired of him "if the track was
getting too iresh?' The Captain not undor-
standing what was meant the Colonel told
him his military career reminded him of Il
California hunter, who started ont with his
gun in the morning unon the track of bear,
and pursued it hard all day. Whom il be-
came evident he had nearly ovcltakou his
game he turned aside into a minors shautv
very excited, The minor inquired what
was the matter, as he looked agitotcd and
alarmed. The hunter replied that he hal
been pursuing grizzly all day, but thc
track lcaS getting too fresh. and hc didn't
think it safe to follow it any further
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The Case OF Eieut. sirnttOn.

The field officers and captains of the l0th
Ohio regiment have signed u statement TO
the Cleveland H,r0iR, vnliCating bicutcn-
ant Suatton and his mon, who were dismiss
cd from the army in Western Virginia. and
sent home in disgrace without trial, on u
charge of plundering the inhabitants. The
statement is that Lieut.. Slratton, with a Scr
gcant and six mon, went to the house of u
notorious sCccssionist to arrest HIM. On
arriving, they found his house deserted and
pillugcd Soon the owner appeared and
they arrested him, when ho showed papers
indicating that he had taken tho oath Of al
legionce. Then he charged them with plum
dcring his house. This they denied, and re-
quested him to search them and their wagon,
which hc did but found nothing.
The next day the socessonist came down
and made q complaint to Gen. Rosccrant2
that he had been robbed of gold watch
and Sl7j in cash. Lieut.. Strattcn and com
mand were arrested n Court of Inquiry was
called, and after several days suspense,
were ordered home under guard. The COM
pany was also disarmcd. but had them re-
stored by the influence of the rcgimcntll of
fcers, who rendered resignation of their
commissions in case of n failure to comply
Not man in the 10th regiment believes
Lieut. Stratton guilty. The only evidence,
aside from the traitors OATH that anything
was taken, is this: during the investigation,
watch was found outside the guard line,
which the rebel identified ~ his own. Ma
NY of the loyal citizens of BuChanon do not
hesitate TO pronounce II Il conspiracy, got up
to annoy those who arrested him. Some 20
of his ncighbors stand ready to swear that
they would not believe him under oath, and
stated the same in petition to Gen. Rose
Grams, asking that the sentence be suspend
cd till n full investigation could he had.
We presume that all the parties have by
this time come to the conclusion that great
injustice was done these mon 10y this hasty
md arbitrary exercise of power, liculcn-
ant Stratton's whole oiIesc seems TO have
been in going to arrest the man. That may
have been wnwarrantcd, hut certainly IT
could not be more unwarrauted than the OK.
erciso of this severity upon these mon with
out trial
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MEDICINAL.
DR. J. B. s Nj t HI

II
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wood
county that he has permanently located himself in
Bowling Green for the purpose Of practicing Medi-
cine and Surgery. In addition 10 regular course
OF study Mr. $. has made himself acquainted with
the special mode of distinguishing diseases by an
examination Of the urine of the patient practised
bv the late DIR. DELANBAUGH,a and forall Chronic
Diseases will say unhesitatingly that by following
Mr.. D's practise in such cases, he has had better
success than from any hcrmolhodof treatment
Among the diseases which DR.. ). professes to treat
successfully may be mentioned the following, viz:
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Consumption in its
early stages, Diseases OF the Spleen, Asthma, Spit
ting OF the Hood Palptaton of the heart Rhouma-
tsm, White Swelling, Dropsy, Scrofulous Diseases,
Jaundice, Female Complaints, in all their varied
forms, Low Spirits or Melancholy, Fever Sores
Ulcers, &c. patients with any of the above al
kindred Chronic Diseases will send some of tbeii
urine taken in the morning in clean vial Dr. s. car
mike a satisfactory diagnosis of the case nearly a.
ell as if the patient were present.
Nov lj, 1S60-20f.
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~ RlFF' S ALE .

George b. Smith, plA VS.. William r. Trucs lale
and Others deien'tS.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the above
case by the clork OF the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio and to me dircccl and deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public venduc AT the door
of the court house, in the towuot PcTySburg, Wood
county, Ohio, ON
SATURDAY, August 3lSt, 1861,
between the hours ot 10 4. m, and p, m. Of that
day, the following lands and tcucmcnts to-wt;
Commencing six rods and three feet $. nth of the
north west corner Of the southeast a oC section No
10, township No. north Of range No, IL east in
Wood county, Ohio; thence running east IL r,ds
thence south rods and tect thence west lS rods
the north rods aud feet to the place Of beginning
Appraised at Sl63S,S3. q. l.. GUlbR, Sheriff,
DoDGE 4 TYIrR, atNs,
Aug. l, 1851 -liwjS3 90.
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Charles Lcavitt W.. John Mcmillan.
by virtue of IN order of sale to M directed and
delivered from the court OF common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cause, shall Offer for
sole AZ the door of the coult house, in PCrrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
Thursday, August 20, 1901.
ut O'Clock p. IN. of said day, the following lands
and t,n'msns, Hs the property Of sad dcfcndint to
north OF range No. II east appraised NJ =.
q. 2. duYER, sheriff.
JAS. MrnrEY, atty.
July az, 1881 l2w5t3 Il.
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< IL L RIF F'S s A |. T.

Dclos L. Wells plaintiff Va. Austin Van Blar-
cum 1t al defendants.
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 mo directed and dcliy-
cred, | will offer for sale n public venduc nt the
door of the court house in the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday August 3lst, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock II. m. and O'Clock
p. m. of that day, the following lands and tcne-
incnts. to-wit: The north west :, Of the southwest
fractional /. OF section number 10, township mum
Der /, north of range number II east, in Wood Co.
Ohio, containing IS 77-lOO gcres of lanl ApprNis
cd Mt $500. G. 4, GUIER, Sheriff.
nupGE 4 TYLER, attys.
Aug. |, lS6l-l3W5S3 G5,
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CHERIFF's SALE.

John Waterbury, plaintiff vs., Leonard Snyder, de-
ieJlant.
by virtue ~ an orl'ruf sllc issued in the above
case by the C..ik of tne Court ut Common Pleas Of
Wood culaty, Ohio, aUd Ja las trty.i ana deliy-
cred, ! will c.itr Gor s.lo Gt public vcndUc at the
door of the Court House in PlrgsbU Wood
county, Ohio,
Os Saturday, August Slst, 1881,
between 'hc hours OF 10 a. m. aud D. IN. Of that
y, the SLOWING described hnls and teuemeuis,
toWit The uora, half or 'h' northwest a OF see
ton number 33, township No. o. north Of riucc No.
j. -4s' in Wood cpualy OHio Arprrisc3 al Sl2O.
q. y. GGNER, SneuT.
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SnERlFFS SALE.

James Barnett vs.. Cyrenus GooAcn.
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the ccrk of the court of common pleas ct
Wood county, Ohio, AMI tnmH directed anil deliver
yi will offer for sale At public veuAuc az the door
Of the court house in Pcrryshurg, Wood county,
Ohio, ON
/ saturday August 3lSt, 1861,
/ between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and p. m
OF that day, the following lands trncm 'uts, tO-wit
The west y OF the sauth-ens; a Of section 2S town
G, range IL; AMI the northeast - or same section
town and range, all ia Wood county, Ohio, contain,
inc 2lO Ncr's of lNul, q, +. GUY ER, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRNV, atty.
/ Nnp. |, lShl ASA 30.
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SALE.

Baies6 Miller admir- VS.. James 4. Spallnrd.
by virtue OF an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the clcrk of the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, and t. me directed and deliver
cd will offer for sale AT public venduc at the door
Of the court house in plrlysburg, Wood county
Ohio, ON
Saturday August 3lst 1891,
between the hours or 10 O'Clock a. m, and y. m. oC
said day the following lands and tcnomeuts to-wit:
The undivided /, ot n-lot number 792 in the town
e pcrrysburr, Wood county, Ohio With the i'm
prov cmcn,s thereon. q. L. GUY Err, Sheriff,
JAMEs MURRAN, atty.
Aug, |, 1861 l3W 5S3 l3
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,

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Valuable reports on Spcrmatorrhna, and other
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Philadelphia, Pa. BY nrlnr nf the Directors.
GEO. FAlRCniID, Secretary.
Jan. |, 8l. EZRA u. .HEATWELL, President
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SALE.


Howe 4 Brown VS. McFaddcn & Salisbury.
BY virtue oC an order Of sale issued in the above
case by the clerk of the CouIt of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, and to ml directed and dcy-
cred, | will offer for sale OF public vcnluo nt the
door of the court house in th1 town of Porrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, August 2ith, 1881,
between the hours of II n. m. and p. M Of that
day, the following described Lands and pr0pcrtv,to-
wit: the west half of the south east quarter and the
north quarter of the south west quarter of scc
ton snvcn. Of township -four ~ north of range 10
cast, containing 20 acres Of And also, the north
west qulrt,r OF section II, Same town and range,
100 acres: also lot number six IN the town of por-
tagc, Wood county, Ohio. G.. L. GulER,
:. JErrCVSNN, atty. Sheriff.
.lmlN -. lNhl -lnMhtN So.
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sNERlFF- SALES, &C.


L. G. Blrkdull vs.. Pruuius g. Chance.
Bv virtue ot an order Of sale TO me directed and
delivered from the court Of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cause, shall offer for
sale at the door Of the court house, in Perry sburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
Thursl,y, August %, 1861,
NJ o'clock, p. IN. Of said day, the following lands
and tcncmcnis as the property Of said defendants
to wit; the west half Of the northwest quarter d
tho north cast quarter uf section 10. town t. range
IL. containing 20 acres and the northeast quartet
uf the north h-wcst quarter samc section town anC
range; aud appraised ut 5000. q. L GUYER
JAs. MupRNY, atty. Sheriff.
july %, 1861 -l2w5S3 81.
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DITClI LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of
August next, at the town of Milton Center in Wood
county, Ohio will let to the lowest bidder, in sep
aratc sections the making of ditch No. D. in said
county, commencing on the Roundhcnd road So
called about ten rods south Of the Portage Free
said Roundhcad road to the Milton and Montgomery
Free Turnpike road thence west on the last nam
ed road 30 rods to arlyiuc thence down said rayinc
to Beaver Creek, terminating thcreat. The work
comprises 81 sections of 90 rods each. Width of
bottom 3 feet down tn section SO, and from thence
to the end feet. Fallen timber and foodwood to
be removed 10 feet from the center of the stream.
The excavatcd earth to be removed at least 3 feet
from the slopes and the earth along the road to be
cast thereon. The whole to be completed to the ac-
ccrtance of the county commissioners by the 18th
of November next. The plans and specifications
of the wark and terms Of sale exhibited and made
known on the day of letting. ADDISON SMITH.
PcrrySburg, July s, 'Gl-l0wjS6,50 so. Aud.
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2errpsbnrg Sonrnal.
LlFE,s RATTLE FIELD.

Each has his own one path in life,
A circle small within his ken
And small circle, too, pcrchoucc--
We cannot all be famous meal
And duties are not truly done,
Dy painting vainly after fame,
Or frctting for want Of chance
To quickly make a brilliant namc.
A brilliant namel Too Of, is this
Tho phantom that leads many on,
Until, too late, they wake and find
The time for real cudcayor goucl
Better te fill lowly place.
And labor there with soul and heart,
Than dream ambiiiously Of wealth,
Till time and youthful strength depart.
Do speak sadly7 Truth II is.
That in the lowest place of life
A man can act hcro's part,
Amid the daily toll aud strict
Aye, amid hourly din and care,
Fen tho within the humbcst hcmc,
Can shine in virtue great and grand
As ever gildod ancient Rouc'
Iifc's hcroism docs not need
spacious or lofty stage;
Lifc's greatest deeds are not all writ
Upon tho flaming golden pnEnl
Believe me, glorious work is done,
AS the worlds wheels still onward 20.
Which tcn-tongucd rumor never yet
Hath blazoncd, or will ever know.
Self-conqucst sc'f-devotion-tb tbcs,
Arc the high gifts which give to all
Who own them that wcll-tcmpcrcd mind,
Prepared alike to win or fall
Prepared, with fitting mein, to moot
The happy good, or bitter ills
Unshakcn, whether fate the cup
With nectar or with gall may fill.
Each Of these words, in lofticr truth,
j. Il sure tilisman in life,
To guard and strcnthcn heart and brain
In time of hourly din and striic
All stations they alike bef.--
The PEASANTS cot or monarch's thronci
To every man priceless gift
They bring, in sell-rcspcct alouc.
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Loomis Il Nymau ct al vs.. Cyrcnus Goodcll ct al.
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-
lvcrcd, will offer for sale ut rublic Ncnluc at the
door Of the house in the towa Of Perry
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday August 3lst, lSSt,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock u. m aud O'Clock
p m. of that day the following described lands and
cnemcnts to-wit The northeast !, Of section mum
bcr %, township number q, north of range number
l2 east, in wood county, Ohio, and the north y OF
the southeast : of same section, town and range.
q. T.. GulER, sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
Aug, L 1881 -l3W5fJ iS
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Bey-'rhe true Democracy of Middlctown
held meeting at the Office of John McClel-
len, ESQ., in the town on Monday evening,
when the action of the Hamilton traitors
was repudited and their platform spit upon.
Another convention is TO be called to give
expression TO the sentiments of the real and
patriotic Democrats Of Butler county. The
Hamilton Telegraph, the Democratic paper
Of county, hos olso bitterly denounced
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Henry Lawrence "a ] Il More ct al.
by virtue Of III Ia judgment to me directed
and delivered from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county. Ohio shall offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Pcrryshurg, in siid county tn
Thursday, August 22l, 1861,
at o'clock p. m. of said day, the west half of the
north west quarter of the north east quarter Of sSc
tiOn thirty three (33) town number north of range
number o east containing 20 acrys; appraised at
$2lO. @. 4. GUIER, sheriff.
DonGE 4 TYLER, nttys.
July -, lSil--l2w5f2 80.
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j. II, GREGORY, Agent.
Octnhrr |. lSGO-23lY.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE.
Hannah c. ostram, plaintiff, VS.. Henry ]. Ostram
defendant.
Wood County Ohio; Court of Common Pleas; Peti-
tion for Divorce.
The defendant, ll'Ury j. Ostram, will take notice
that the plaintiff, Hannah {. Ostram, ON the 27th
day Of July, 1861, filed in said court her petition,
for divorce from him, and TO be restored To her
maiden name of Porter, and for alimony, alledging
for cause grss neglect OF duty 1ni that said petit
ton will be Cor hearing az tie October term Of said
court, a d 1861. HANNAH L. OSTRAM.
by ;, iEFPEEsoN, her atty.
July ~, lSjl--l3WdS3 A5