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John Beard va Henry y douchcr ct al.

John Beard va Henry p 0ouchcr et al.
by yirluc Of IN order Of sale issued in the above
coso by The clerk Of the court Of common rlnns IN
Wood county, Ohio, AMI TO directed aud deliver
cd, will offer for sale at public ycnduc at the door
" the court house iu Pcgrys5urE in said county, on
Saturday. August 2lh, 1901
at ono o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-
scrib,d lands and tcn"mrn'2, wit the north east
quarter of cinn thrty-on" town number tir'c,
north Or range number II cast also the south hall
Of the south cast quarter Of section thirty, in town
and range aforesaid appraised n Si0O0.
q. Z. GUiER, Sheriff.
u. BuowS, atty.
July -. S6l-l2w5f3 a.
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IT0 CONsUMPTivES.

A NOTE L0ST.--The undersigned lost note
~ given by Laskey, Pratt & Co., for The sum of
hne hundred and tiHy dollars. IL was given Sept.
rs. 1850, and had one endorsement of Sl8, and one
Of IS ON the back This note viii be of no use 10
any on, b1t mvstlf sud will paw the fuatr liber-
ally hy I,mruiHg OF sending i 10 M " New West
sea WILLIAM RUSS.
yu'v l} Lcsl--A4wl'
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DETITIoN FOR DIVORCE.

Andrew Snyder VS.. Catharine Snyder.
The said defendant, Catharine Snyder, will take
notice that the plaintiff, the Sth day of July 1851,
filed his petition in the Clerks office of the court OF
common pleas of Wood'oounty, Ohio, asking 70 be
divorced from said defendant, alledging as cause,
adultery with ore c. Baker, and gross neglect OF
duty. Said petition will he for hearing at the o.
toner term Of said court, 1861, which sits on the
2ota dlv 0f said month, PRIcE n JOHNSON
JVly ., i5JL--IoWGS2 50,
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DETITION FOR PARTITION.

William Burk, MNrilh Rurk, John Hathaway
CnthRrinc Hathaway, Jonathan Crays, Nathaniel j
Crdys, Margaret NJ CrhyS, Samuel Crays, IIorinda
Crays John Anderson, Harriet Anderson, Elizabeth
Anderson, George Anderson and Cathnrinc Crays,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them the l2th day Of July, 1861, in the court of
common pleas, within and for the county Of Wood.
and State Of Ohio, by John y Bell and Mary Ann
Bell, and is now pending, Wherein said John = Bell
and Mary Ann Bell demand partition Of the follow
ing real estate situate in Wood county and State of
Ohio, to-wit: The south part of the southwest quar-
ter Of section number nine @ town numOcr five %
north of range number twelve az cast containing
ninety (00) acres more or less also the following,
situate in said county and state; being part of the
south part of the southwest qurrtcr Of sec
ton nine (9) town five (5) north of range twelve
(l2) east, bounded as follows: commencing at the
southwest ccmer post oi the last described land;
thence north along said linl TO the center OF
Portage River; thence down the sal | river "a
the east line thence south along slid line Ia
the place of beginning, being all that part of
lana living south Ct sail river containing three aud
n half go acres more or less and that, at the
next term Of said court the John + Bell and Mary
Ann Bell will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said promises. JOHN u. BELL,
MARY ANN BELL.
Ry PETER BELL, their atty.
July IL, lS6l-llw6S7 0j.
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NEO, STRAlN, attN.
July 2lst, lSdl--l2w6Si Is.


John McMahau, admir- vs. Mary McFaddcn ct al
by virtue Of an oricr of sale from said court u
me issued in said cause, will oltr at public auc-
tionon Monday, AuguSt2dth, 1861, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, a. m. md o'clock p. m of said day
the PROMISES the following real estate o-wt: In
lot number 20 in the town of Portage, and the cquit
able interest in the i Of NV = oC sec 33, town
north of range 4 east, all in Wood county Ohio
OF which JAS. Me Fadden died seized and holding
subject to widows dover. Terms made known on
day of sale. JouN McMAuAN, Administrator.
Gro, STRAIN, atty.
July, 2ith, lS6l-l2M4$2 so.
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MEDICINAL.

nv the us. of these, periodic attacks OF NeTous
orSick Headache may be prcycnt,d and Il thhen at
tbc conmpnccin mt Of an attack immediate rellel
from main and si, knrss will be obtained.
They seldom fail in renewing the Nausea auo
Headache 10 which females arc 80 sugect.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing
Coptrucss.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Fcmalcsnnd
Ali n,rsonq Of sadentiry habits, they are valuable as
a LAXATIVE improving tho appetite, giving tone
ard yisor % the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole sys-
tenn. -
Tho CEPHALIC PILLS aro the result Of long
investigation md carefully conducted experiments
having been in use many years, during which time
the have prevented and relieved a vast amount Of
pain aud suffering from Headache, whether origi.
nnting in the nervous system or from dcrlngcd
state or the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition
aud may be taken ut all times with perfect safely
without making any change oI dirt and the absence
Of any dis,graclbc tastJ renders il easy to admins
ter them To- chill lrsn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
Tho genuine hnya five signatures Of Henry G.
Spaliing on each BOX.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
icin,-.
A Ro1 will b. sent by mail prepaid on rcccipct
Of tho ........,
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDTNG,
AZ CEDAR STREET, New Yong.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO.,
~ ono.
Laura IL. Smith ct nj vs.. Chos. W. Warren ct al
Cause OF Ejoctmrut.
Notice is hereby given Geo Walter Carey, minor
heir at law &C Walter Carey, decd residence in the
state Of Michigan unknown, that at the May term
ct alicourt, A. d. 1861, at the suggestion of the
death Of said Walter Carey one dcfendtin said cause
then therein pending, it was ordered that the legal
representatives of said Walter Carey, decd, be
made parties defendants in and notified of the ma
turc and pcndcncy of said cause; that unless said
Geo. Walter Carey come and answer in said cause
of ciectm>nt pending as aforesaid against him by
the 29th of October 1861, according 10 law at Oct
term of said court, 1851, plaintiffs Shall have such
proceedings therein as the law requires, TO take
Judgment against him in said cause.
LAURA II. SMITH ct al.
GEO. STRAIN, atty.
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TOE WORK,
- Y voCo'n1 with rcatasss snd dispatch al the
E,lls -pl-- Journal DGos
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nAYToN !. MICHIGAN RAIL ROAD.

DNioN =" N'oi'NAN hAih N"-'o'
as GFE zzs1.lss.5l.s55ssE93 z..ls.lss5ssss97 37ig.l 7ssz7 Ga
SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI, DAYTON
INDIANAPOLIS 4 LOUISVILLE.
On and after Sunday, May IL, two Trains will
leave Toledo daily arrival of trains from Detroit,
jackson, aud Michigan Southern Railroads; at
ll00 i. M.--aniying in Dayton at 1lj \. NJ.
ll:20 A. M.--aniving in Dayton at $40. p. NJ
Time from Detroit to Cincinnati II hours and 40
minutes by each train Connecting at Lima with
trains on the Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne Il Chicago
Railroad for Cpsline, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Southeastern points Connects at Sidney, with the
trains ON the BerlOntaine Line for indianapolis and
the Southwest, and at piqua and Dayton for Column
bus.
:yy@No CAangc of cars between Toledo and
Cincinnati.
FARE AS Low1As Dy ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For tickets apply at the Ticket Office Of the
Michigan Southern Company.
r. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Sup't, Dayton, O.
NJ. SHOEMAKER, Gen. Fr't and T'k't Ag't, To-
ledo, Ohio,
Perrysburg, Jan. ID, ls0l-8Gtf
A. l. b ANY I oy L S .
BROW & HUN
At their old stand in Perrysburg, Ohio, have on
hand, and for sale, endless variety of celebrated
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit the wants Of all
from Sll to S35 each, furnished in the most
supsldhual manner, WIN either I'm or cop
perfuniture.
on HAND AT ALL TINES,
PLAIN 4 JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
! STOVE PIPE, STOVE FURNITURE,
| sIy- job Work, in all its forms done to order.
! WANTED, in exchange, Cash, Corn, Hides, Fur,
| Pelts, Rags, Wax, old Iron, &C., SC.
BROWN & HUNT.
| Perrysburg, May Sd, 1850 If.
uO CONSUMPnNES.
! The subscriber will cheerfully send Gree of
CHARGE 10 all who desire it, the copy of Il SIMPLE
lEolrE by which he was cured OF that DIRE disease
/ Consumption.
/ Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, AsTHMA =, BRoNCUIT-
Is, any lung affection, he sincerely hopes will
Try this Recipe, well satisfied if they do they will
be more than satisfied with the result, Thankful
for his own complete restoration, he is anxious 10
place in the hands of every sufferer the means of
cure. Those wishing the recipe with full directions,
/ &c., viii call ON on address
REV. WM. s. ALLEN,
2m3 No. 60 John Street New York.
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From he Co9W,rciul, C.NcimaH, Ohio.
SuGtrng humanity can now he relieved.
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sTs-A single bottle Of SIIALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually. AZ.
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From he Southern Podyiadsr, Nc,r Orlcm', Ia.
Try them! YOU that are afflicted, and we are sure
that our tcStimnncy can bo added tn the already
humorous list that has received benefits that no 9TH
er medicine can produce.
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cHERrFF's SALE.

JAS. MrnrEY, atty.
July AZ, 1881 l2w5t3 II.
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From he Eromi,cr Norfolk, Ia,
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success.
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From Dec Democrat, -. Cioud, Mna.
If you are or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalc Pills. so that you
may have them in case of an attack.
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IFom 'lc F"rumN'r, N0lJ0tN, a.
Ccphalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz; Cure of hoadache in all its
forms.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-23
The Massacre at Guyandotto,
A DIAB0LICAL PLOT.
UnionIsis MURDERED In their Houses.
-
WOMEN AIDING IN THE SLAUsHTER,
.
TIE TOWN REDUCED TO ASHES.

Cincinnati. Nor. 12.-The defeat Of the Union
forces at Guyandottc, Western Virginia, was ac-
complishcd by trickcrv on the part of tho in
hIhitants. II seems that fore Of rebel cayal-
~, vuiously estimated at 50O TO I ,0OO hal
concentrated in the country back of tho town.
These proposed, with the assistance of the rebel
Inhabitants Of GuyandOttc, TO annihilatc the Fol
crnl forces in the to"n. This force consisted Of
$50 of n Virginia regiment and a few OF Col.
Zcirlcr's Virginia cavalry.
II was arranged between the rebel cavalry
and the rebel citizens 10 massacre Our troops In
coll llood. Accordingly the rebel ciizcns were
very kind TO our TROOPS last Sunday evening"
and inn tied them to their houses on various pre-
texts, and all who were of duty accepted the in
Ni,aions. While they were being entcrl nod,
at nj out half past eight o'clock at night the
rebel cavalry dashed into the town. Signals
were displayed from every house where the fed
erals were, and into these the rchcls rushed
numbering the unarmcd soldiers in cold blood
The rebel citizens, men, women and chill
rushed TO arms and aided the cavalry in tho
slaughter.
The federal, in camp prepared as soon as pos
slide fer defence, but were oycrpowerod aud had
To htcok.
Very few mon were killed in the engagement
with the cavalry, nearly all being murdered in
the houses.
When Col. Zciglcr arrived, and learned the
particulars Of the affair he ordered the dostruc-
tion Of the town. The buildings were immeli-
atcly fired, and the whole town is now reduced
to ashes.
IGuyandotte IL situated in Cabell county. Va.
ON the Ohio river nt the entrance of Guvanlotte
river. 1t contains 200 inhabitants and has
always been thriving business place.-ED,l
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and their rations, and some such plan will up-
doubtedly be devised for keeping them busy.
Dssidts giving the present strong no,i,ion
OF our forces at Beaufort, thu man illus.
trates at glance tho admirable plsn of the
attack upon the forts, and enables our reader.
easily to understand one Of the most skillful
naval maneuvies Of the day. The attacking
squadron was formed into two lines, and enter
cd the mouth Of the harbor on the right, near
to Fort Bcaurcgard, giving that fertilization the
benefit Of their broadsidos each time that they
passed. Steaming up the river, until beyond
the range Of the enemy's guns, the fleet made
a long turn aud descended, with the current,
upon the opposite side, close upon Fort Walker
Here their dcadlicst fire was concentrated. Pass
ing down the mouth Of the hnrbor, the feet
again made long turn and passed up the river
on the right, thus describing a largo oval in its
movements, during each of the three times ii
approached Fort Walker.
The distance between Forts Walker and
Brauregard, across the mouth Of the harbor. L.
a little over two and half miles-Fort Walker
occupying the edge of sand lllG rising above
shelving beach on tho one .ilc, anil Fort
Bcaurcgard occupying somewhat lower ground
opposite. During the engagement the trans
ports remained on the ouisidc o. the llrhor. Al
a distance Of about five mil from shore. The
rebel forces rc'roaicd to liunion, where they
remained at the last accounts.
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taDts returns and papers Of every kind, and carry
ing all his stsf away with him, and MOI leaving
eeinTY scrap q paper 70 state what stores could
should he hund in the Subsistence or Qiartermas-
ters Department the strength Of the comm md the
position Of the forces, the data uuo,, which The
recent causeless panic started Bus deanite ali
this chaos into which Gen. II inter was pitched
htadforrmre', the place Is changed town and
changed Tcst today, ~ that we who have been here
undr the old regime Il eternal gallopng the tter.
nal CLEAN md oatter Of spurs and salres, and the
eternal reign u alarm AMI tu rmol can hardly re-
alize that we arc In the Place. THIS morning,
Gen. II. iesuCd " order, assuming command.
learn that theic Is not the least disposition 10 in
terf'rc with the commands of e M. Aaboth and ST.
gel, any other good on ers who will continue 10
servo faithfully In the cause Of or country. But
there is a liuo lpu;ou; ahead Er the IN steal Di-
recturs." "Ail1,uses g. the Chief Of STAFF Mos
icrs.n-Chicf q Tr,nsl o-taton," AMI all that in
discriminate horde oi Experimentation, who
have lately ridden Government horse flesh into car
rion around Department headquarters.
Frcmont's late arrival at ST. Louis was tho
signal for considerable rejoicing among his
friends. The following is Lis speech on the
occasion:
GrNTIrNES-1 wish t. say b. YOU that your -
and "iectionnte--I may even sly aisytionate-re-
ctruon oi me moves my hcor'. II cheers Tue AMI
tlr,n gth'hs my conf l. ucr--ny III nee, already
~, W., u WhNrrng-in our rrIu'li. 90 iusiiiutiuns
] Il, "ll day. as W. T. ~ q through tn. eantry-I
ie,l 'nphh''clv toni hit ~ the f,ifhttl servant
81 The p'uil,, hunostlv blurIr. In ul,r. c,tise
struu.tr.
Since lch You few weel. ago naiyo,cu ~
nav. ur'n ta.r, ou tiy d CONS lcss Id-a -
ILs~ uct cause iiy Zoe" WINS turned t. .f'iIcuff
Wilt zee amt I"ar Tonight, TIE tlIufa y.a 4 -
Iu'i RAD ~ tn, and I've nV, ioy,.y uIIit a.. Ih
u. W. "Nsu not Nruns Do i,aviug u., ,lci. n,,
with you In regard tn the tls.r tlniry,s made
against M, VIII siy not Ing f. b.. N.H l. ma ~,
qNirc TO- aud to Hrnlk ~ them v1ril Jar u.,f, m,
gcu'r' r. q in.r 'ith vui,b yoI c,.u,hcrciolight
on r. hive been already I.svpr,i u.s. INV nv,
- a. . .f
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the waters Of New Granada, and that a foreign
government has no right 10 transport political
prisoners over this territory.
General Herran, who Is an intimate friend Of
DR.. OWNS also used his influence, and the re-
suit Is that the Governor had issued an order
prohibiting the conveyance Of the prisoners
across the Isthmus. and large force Of soldiers
had been sent to the station 10 release them az
soon as they land. ] shall give you the result
when II occurs
General Herran has decided, learn, TO pro-
eeed To Washington in this steamer.
Six OCLocK, p. M.-Since the forcgo z
matters have come to crisis. Ths United
Consul went on board the Uncle Sam. and II
mas been settled that the prisoners are to be Al.
lowed TO cross the lsthmus as such AMI In,
question OF future arrests TO be ref,rrol To
Washington.
EIonT, i. M.-Tho British steamer Boyo,,
from Valparaiso and Callao, has lust arrived
Governor Bigler and family arc among the ms.
sengcrs, en- rOute for San Francisco The Bo
gotta brings t2iO, 900 in treasure.
There Is little news from the coast. Meigps
has concluded contracts with the Chi'itn gov
eminent to finish the Valparaiso and SANTA. 20
railroad. Ills contracts now amount to about
$40. 0OO. 900.
business in Chill is improving.
Peru is still excited abOut the elections. Cas-
tilla and Sam. R0wen appear to have duarrclled,
hut the former still carries every hing his own
way, in total disregard Of tic constitution and
the laws.
The intended expedition against Ecuador and
Bolivia are still talked Of, but may in IL, end
lc rely a political Dodge Of Castillo for keep
ins p his army and navy.
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Our Position at Port ROYAL.

Win" we are waiting TO hear again from Port
Royal, much anNiaty Is naturally fell least our
force there should not be strong enough to hold
its ground against the cnrouscl spirit Of South
Carolina, when that State shall have time to
recover from its temporary domoral cation But
We have one strong ground for hope in tho
character Of the position occupied by our troops
which their Generals are confident Of being
allie to hold, even with their present force,
against any power that can be brought against
them.
This position will be more readily understood
by reference TO the map which We publ Ia
above, for the purpose of showing the strength
Of our present position, and by reference to
which map our readers will also be enabled bet
ter to comprehend the position Of the various
ycsscls during the late engagement.
Hilton Head, rs will lie observed hy the map
is ono of a series Of low sandy islands running
along the Southern coast from Charleston to
Florida, and furnishing a channel for light
irrtt vessels to run from port TO port without
srcountcring the swell of the ocean, II is scpa-
rated from the main Land 10y Skull Creek,
more properly a river, which furnishes ahund-
mt water for our guuboats, which could ctlcc-
mally prevent the passage Of troops. 1t is
moreover crossed by dense jungle Of scrub
ak and underground, which cilcc' ually bars
be passage OF an army, except by narrow
roads tlat a single fell battery could defend
against m army. AMI oven should the rebels
succeed in overcoming the two great difficulties
ha landing un1ar the fire Of our vessel, and a
pa,sa @ through the jungle, they would iinl
Fort Walker in the hands Of men who woul |
soon convince th'm that tho stories Of al Il,
urs having been diswoun,el or disabled were
iile fclons, invented TO cNpliin tho iuliou,
camper Of its omcr garrison, on principles
ION "nial to Southern pride.
Our army has, moreover very large supply
f heavy ordnance, with full supply Of am
nunition, 50 that all necessary means OF defense
ar ahundan,ly at their disposal, These re-.
marks are based upon the hurried observation,
If our correspondent, during the two DAYS of
excitement immediately succeeding tho taking
Of Port Royal, but we are confident that they
will be found correct. Our generals feel sure of
heir position, our men are rendered confident
by victory, and they will not, We believe, be
lriven into the sea by any force which can be
gathered in day. They are already improv-
Ing their time in strengthening their position,
in which work the increasing force Of contra
bands will find abundant occupation. 1t is
proPosed 70 hire all who come at $S a month
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FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.
GREAT UNION VICTORY.
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Four Hundred Robel5 Killed.
o
OEe thousand Captured.


Ciuop-G, Nor. 12.-Gen Wilson me, the
rcb,l. under Gen. Williams a, Pihe,illc, Pike
County Ky, on Friday last, aud g.ined a
glorious victory.
SECOND pisrATCH.
Col. Like Moore attack I'd the r,hrls in the
rear with $500 men, while Cob Harris. Of the
Second Ohio Regiment with sS hundred men,
attacked them IN the front, Col. Harris filling
buck and Col. Moore pushing forward until the
- envy were brought into the midst of Gen.
N.Eou'7 Brigade, when our forces pressed them
on nll siies killing 400 of them and tal<ini.
1000 pr orcrs. Tie balance Of them scattered
In al directions. Tho Federal loss is small.
Icfno'op, (Kg.O Nor. IA courier from
Con. Melons Bri ale wi Dispatches for Con.
Thomas. reports that tho lighting NJ pikcyillc
w. ted two days. The rebels lost 400 kilcl AMI
LOO prisoners.
THIRD DISPATCH.
cincinnati, Nor. 12.-The battle n. pikcyills
lasted Friday AMI Saturday, and the victory was
cumrlctc.
Gcns Williams and Homes are among tho
prisoners.
Al,icef from the Kannwhn state that the re.
hcl, who had been shellns the camp at Tomp-
kins, from Cotton Hill had retired upon the ap-
pro,ch OF force under Col. DE Nilliers. Nine
Of the cncmy's pckcts were killed, but no loss
on our side.
Col. DE Nillicrs has taken possession of tho
Hill.