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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-08
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
July 10, 1850 l0w5S6 ~


a, liEhliI 4 - NhlI''
jenkins 4 Co., vs.. Beach Wcstcou
Nv virtue of an order Of SAL 10 me directed and
delivered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cnusc shall ollrr for
sale ntthc door Of the court house, in Pcrrysburg,
Wood'c6uIy, Ohio, ON
Saturday, August 10th, 1861,
at o'clock Of said day, the following lands and
tcuamants situate in Wood county, Ohio to-wit the
east half of the cast quarter of inlot seven hund-
red AMI seventy six G16), the north two-hrds of
oui-ut number two hundred and twenty-five (222) J,
and uulivil vt one half of the north twotlirds and
Toast onr-thirl Of in-ots numbers seven hundred
tand seven two (7i2) nulascvcn hun lrcd and sew
cnty five tIi5). also alt of u-lot six hundred and
ten (6lO) nll OF said lots being in the town of Per-
rysburg. in said county. Also the north cast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter of section number .
Of township number i north Of range number II
east, and west half of the north west quarter of
section number ~, township number north of
range number 10 cast, aud the south half Of the
northeast quort'rof soclion u of township num-
her north uf range number II east in same county
JAS MuRR ~, Y,ntt'y. q. i. GUlER,
July ., 1861 --l0w5Sj 1S.
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u. BRowN, atty.
July 22, lS6l-l2w5S3 81.

- STRANED,--On the "a day Of July, 1851, from
> the subscriber, two miles south of Tontogany
Wood county, Ohio, a gray horse of medium size ;
name and tail inclined TO dark color knot on
years old. JACOB HALCER.
July 10, lS6l-l2w3s
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I ENNL NVI INE.
Hannah c. ostram, plaintiff, VS.. Henry j. Ostram,
defendant.
Wood County Ohio; Court Of Common Pleas; Peti-
ton for Divorce.
The defendant, H'nry J. OStram, will take notice
that the plaintiff Hannah e. 0Stram, ON the 27th
day of July, 1861, filed in said court her petition
for divorce tVm him, and to b. restored to her
mliden name of Porter, ami for alimouy, alledging
for cause gross neglect Of duty, Nnl that said pe-
tion will be tr hearing at the October tenn of said
court, d 1851. HANNAH &, 0STRAM,
liv :. JEFFERSoN, her atty,
July ~, lS6l-l3wRSS As
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John Beard VS. Henry u Gouchcr ct al,

BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
ease by the clerk Of the court Of common pleas in
Wood county, Chic and To me directed aud deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public vcndue at the door
of the court house in Peuysburg in said county ON
Saturday, August 2lth, 1851,
az one O'Clock p, m, of said day the following de-
scIibed lands and tcncmcnts, wit the north east
quarter of section thirtv-one, town number three,
north of range number II east also the south half
of the south east quarter of section thirty, in town
and range atopsaid appraised at $1,000
q. T.. GulER, Sheriff,
y, BROwN, atty.
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RISING FROM IMPUR ITIES OR
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD
SENpETInNS

in which they do not give prompt relief and, (ifad
ministpred before the very citadel of life has been
invaded.) effect painless and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that the Scandinavian Blood Pills
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No one can doubt hcrsuporiority after one single
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them to produce better effect.
Price OF the Purifier, 81 per bottle, or So per half
dozen OF the Pills, 25c per box or boxes for 81 .
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GEo. STRAIN, atty,
July 2lst, 1851 2w6Si Is.
DRoDArG COURT, WOOD COUNTY, ono.

John McAlahan, admir- vs. Mary McFadden ct al
by virtue of an order of sale from said court to
ma issued in said cause, will oiltr at public auc-
irmou Monday, August2ith, 1851, between the hours
ot 10 O'Clock, a, m. AMI o'clock p. m. of said day
ON the promises, the following real estate to-wit: In
lot number 20 in the town of Forage and the equit-
able interest in the y OF n-w /, of see 3D. town
north Of range L east all in Wood county, Ohio,
of which JAS Me Fadlen died seized nnl holding,
day of sale. JouN MoMAHAN, Administrator
GEo. STRAIN, atty.
July, 2ith, lSjl-lgwiS9 50.
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A DMlNISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.
"a The undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor Of the last will and testament of James
Black, late Of Wood county, Ohio deceased.
NATHAN A. NOBLE,
Dated July 2pth, ls6I-lSw9s
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The following endorsements of
SPALDlNG'S CEPHALIC PILLS,
will convince all who suffer from HEADACHE
SPEEDY AND SHURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH,
As these Testimonials nvoiiccdby M. SrALpINd,
they aford mqHes'ion0Llc proof Of tie c3icocy
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Mn. SrALpINc.
have tried your C>phnlic Pills, and like them
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Part of these are for tho nrighbors. to whom
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Mr.. Spaldmg would not connect his uamc with an
article he did not know to possess real merit
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Cook, pmCE & JoUNsoN, WHY'S.
lnIN ), lAil-NMhS3 II.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO.,

BY PETER BELL, their atty.
July II, lSGl-llw6S7 0j.
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From &e .;dccrtiscr, Providence, r. l.
Tho Ccphalic Pills are said to hc remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
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NHERlFTS SALE.

JAS. MuRREV, aN'y.
July -, lSjl-l2WJS3 IA.
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From The EromiHSr, NoVoik, Ia.
Ccphnlc Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure OF headache in all its
forms.
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From Ii, Eramia,r, NoYoik Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
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If you are or have been troubled with the head
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02

The United States Marshal went down 70 Fort
lafayette yesterday and released John q. shae
fer, Charles NJ Hagelin and Eli, u Sean.h~l.
Mr. Hagelin was the ffth prisoner commits I'd
10 the fort, and has been there since July 81.
Mr.. Schnabel has been prisoner since Angus,
29th
Since the frat commitment, July 20, there
have bcen $50 prisoners sent to Fort Lafsys'te.
OF these, Charles Buklsy has been removed 10
Dedloes, and Marshal Kane TO Governor's Is
land nine privateor prisoners have bean taken
TO the Tombs 20 await 'hsir trisl and ninety.
six have been discharged upon taking the oath
OF sllee lance leaving at this date (Oct. 2j) 20
prisoners at the fort.
The Marshal has alrcsdy made the necessary
provision for the prisoners who may rcmSin
there through tho season. Within day or two
the following articles bavo been seut 20 ito fort
for their use; 100 blankets, 200 shoots, 200 pil-
low cases, 30 arm chairs, 90 small tables. 80
wahstands, 25 wash bowls and pitchc's, 10 cod
stove, with pipe 80 wooden buckets. 100 t,n
cups, 2b0 yards of rcpc carpst (aud 6O other
necessary srticles).
The ships galley sont down soms time since
comprises all the couvouicncos for cooking and
large lot d table furniture was sent at tho
samo timo.
All Of the articles sent arc of good quality; tho
beddinS was bought at stewart'', and the fur
nituro generally Is good enough FOR an ordinary
hotel - Ercnir1 Post, 25th.
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letter from General Reynolds hssdquar-
ters, at lluttonvie, gives this accoubt Of tho
position Of tho Federal iJrcos in Western Vr-
giria,
"Genoral Milruy has boon assiqncd 20 tho
command OF tho post at Cheat Mouutain sum.
mit--his command cpnsiAuing, in part, OF his
regiment, the Ninth Indians, tho Twsn'y-
fourth, Twenty fifth and Thirty-sec md Ohio
with which he will no fully c,pa3lo Of sustain
ing hir se't against SIX times tho number
Ei'hout the ight beng mote tian interesting,
Gcn9Im Dumcnt Is m ch-g; of Elk w ,tsr
with his brigade the S,v ntl Indiana, rniri
snd Sixth OHIO, Third Virrinia ant other
tfoops, who ara equal TO any emergency, The
enemy, tftsr our visit Of tho 80 inttnt, beat
bas'y ielteu f5Om In front of Elk Wster, on
the Han eryills road, burning uumbor ot
muNkets, And des'ryng ammunition tants,
wagons, srd al el'e that would impa's loco
motion; bat Lothng 50 clearly iniicstos the
hs'to ~ their Ccp,r, r., as tho alasdlnrnsnt
And obstruction ct largo q entity II aoIr.
Go IL, cripplos.'
Gen Reynolds m ,kes his hradduar'crs here
with good iorce including tho brigade or ,an-
iz'd for him at homo, the 18Th, 18th, 18th and
IL Indiana, and will in psrson supcrintend
aud direct their fu'uro operations. We are all
impressed with the belief that the campaign in
Virginia is well nigh clo'od. The oneny are
mora tran satLh'd to keep out Of tho wav, and
The condiuo' d the roads forbid pursuit at
preent. Chis bri Sade is desirOus sf being or
dtrsd West, Bclr our owa homs, whore In an
open Geld and = isir fight va can determine
the superiority Of the Union troops"
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The Fight at Harrison's Island
HEAVY FRDERAL LOSS.


Wdshin9son, Oct. 2i.-Gen. Mcclellan Is
now st his head quarters.
From the best data obtained from Hstdsons
leland up to late this evening, it is believed
that the number Of killed was 70; wounded in
our possession and in possession Of the enemy.
141 missing. now prisoners in the hands of
the enemy and wandering in the woods on both
shores Of the river, not exceeding 400: total
loss in killed, wounded and missing, G20. Thi,
will 6s reduced by men returning TO carp a.
they are constantly coming in.
The officers and men behaved with the most
,cxtraordinsry courage. They ware pressed by
San overpowtring io.ce, but stood firm until their
whole supply of ammunition was exhausted,
and then retreated to the river, into which they
thew their guns and swords to prevent the
enemy from getting possession Of them.
A GALLANT oFFIcER.
Col. Raymond Leo and staff were furnished
with skiff TO make their escspo. The e,lJu.l
gallantly refused, and gave orders 70 IL tor
conveying the wounded across IL was m'ed
with wounded, who reached ths Maryland an Is
In safety; and the humane and gallant officer
was taken prisoner; all credit is due ~ him.
The conduct f Gen. Baker in kis efFvrs to
retcue the Massachusetts, aud other men undor
hro was htrtic boy ond description.
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The Broo.ISn Navy Nard Again.
npOoKIYN Oct % 1851

I!iDr San : Sr-Some few weeks ago no.
t,c app 'itcd Ia to Sun relative 10 tho irrogu-
l.rIty IA tho payment of thu weekly wages Of
10 mcchan.ct aud wOrAingmcn empl jy,d in
Brolhlyh navy yanl. Tho gr eyauce con-
pl street Of has b"cn EXISTING for vcr, long
~ rod, aud IL daily increasing under asgravl-
.ing circums ancos, and no apparent redress ap-
pear, tO ba IN the power of the injured men to
rCmsdy the evil, except 10 bring tho IN ,ttsr he
Zoe iha 20 pl' t1rough tho medi1m Of our po.
pular paper, which has on every occa,ion siren
uously, foarleasly and clndidly advocated tho
redrsssing Of such public wrongs.
Committees from among the mon Of tho diff
ferent departments havo latoly ton time TO
time been deputed to wait respectively Oh tho
Commodore ana the Pursor 10 lay thoir com.
plant before them and 10 seek TO have their
wages p,id atreguLu periods, but Go sa1,iac
tory result has been effected. Nobody appears
10 be responsible for the dalnl Ioncy, and tho
cons, quenco has been that largo nu nbers Of tho
mon have already refused TO work unless tho
money earned be promptly paid.
No later than TINS days public meeting was
held in the Park, ON Flushing avenue, by the
men Of tho dihercnt departments which was
numerousy attended and resulted in the ap-
p)intment OF Daputltion to at once proceed to
Washington, and lay the whole matter before
the proper authottiei there, 70 DO thOfou ghly
inyo.tigato and adjusted.
It's grc.s injury aud injustice 20 tho poor
men 70 be kept out OF their hard earned money
for four or Gvo weeks AT time, and even then
not get more than two weoks pay, which has
all been swallowed up before they received it.
Tue great inconvenience to tho employees Is
quite apparent, as the majority Of the men ara
compelled TO buy their provisions on credit, at
the highest price, Of an inferior quality. and
are in other numerous ways detrimentslly in
jdred. A SUFFERING EMPLOYEE.
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Orly sweok ago yesterday, Colonel Baker
was IN this ci'y, % ID than sxpessud a desire
tha. In tho event Of has fsll no should bs buried
In Laurel Hill Cemetery, where several OF his
connections air ady rcposs lie then seemed
impressed with convection OF tho fate that
Sw Uted him, but wa snly sad on account Of
his wife and ch'llrcp, who ar, now residing ia
California. Che former left Phil ,drlpha fr
that state only six weeks siLce. Shs had al
ways be.n more or loss opposed TO her hu,band
assuming position In the army, and, in plrt-
ing, eniOincd upon him "tO DO cuelnl. "
What would you do, shc asked, "in case of a
bA,tlo7 Prumio me thai you will not rush
headlorg into danger ID 2" exclaimed tho
gallant ofiicor, smiling at ths womSnly oarn-
esincss and tender solcitu4s that hsd prompted
her r,muk, "What wo1ld you Wish me to do
but my duty7 | shall lead my men into action,
though should bs the first 10 fall T.
President Lincoln and Colofol Blkor werc
intimate in childhood. They attended the sane
school, joined in the same boyish sports, and
were cOnttantly together; and when they had
grown to manhood their intimacy had hponsd
into ardent fii. .pdship. In convorsatioR
Which occurred bctwtcn thom only few weoks
since. deceased expressed cohvic ion that he
woild soon be shot in battle. q
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An honest old German, who, by picking up
bones about tho streets, had saved up money
enough to purchase u cheap lot Ia the subuTbs
Of Brooklyn, left tho strcot as picker and com-
menced as a trader--buying the bones from tho
cniiioniers and selling thon to the bono black
makers lie drew his hand cart flloi with
bones, regularly twice a day, with hiS purchases.
Al night he would cross tho torry with his omp-
ty carl to his hOne-nUt exactly ompty, hOE-
ever, fer 1t always contained at least ono brick,
which he was never a. loss g. find in the streets
OF New York. HIS daily brick was deposited
ON his lot, and in the course Ot timo old jacob
waNod rich enough TO think Of building "A hOuss
on his lot. Iiis bricks had, by tho tim1, bo-
come considerable pile, 80 consider .bls Indeed,
that no .ciually built snug small tSO s'ory
house, without being Obliged TO call on the brick
yard for a single one. Ola Jasob certainly got
a chcap h)use, which he nov rssidcs 10, without
a mortgage or lien upon IL
After he built his house, as he stil bro ieht
his cart over nightly, ana was not in want Il
bricks, no brought over ono more cobbls
stones at every trip. SO thst by the tine that
the street was ordered 10 be paved, he saved the
expense Of paving stones, furnishing his stoNk on
hand. Now this old man thought II no sin IN
pick up an isolated brick or stono-ior such were
only proper in his eyes TO take-thoy belonged
TO no one, and he took up a stray brick as hs
would pick bono out # the street. 40 have
taken brick fIom pile, or a stone from "a heap,
would have been in Jacobs eyes, stealing, and
the old man would have gOno home empty,
rather than do either. No, JGc lbs house Is an
honest house as any In Brooklyn.-JOVnaI o/
Commerce
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The army correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Compercidl Is accompanying fremont. lie thus
describes scene on recent msrch:-
Occasionally the General halted moment 70
chat with bashful damssls in sun bonnets and
hOOped skirts, 4 courtesy which thoy will re-
member to the end Of their lives. At one point,
= thin old ma,ron with brace Of buxom daugh-
ters ard a gigantic African attendant, were
drawn up at the corner Of lane TO witness tho
armed pageant. The old woman stood upon a
proJoc ing raj OF the fence, 10 command view
Of the limo. When the General halted 10
speak 10 the blushing grl,, the old lady sung
out, 10 that ar Fremont talkin' 10 my gals Z
Tue General 'litely liflod bis cap. wall, l
declare, feNontly circulated marm; ii dee, one
good 70 look at yer. 'sposo you're arter old
Clalb. JacksOn--shs dirty old scamp. l hops
You'll cotch him, but I'm Sfserd you won't; To
runs 100 fast. II wor man Id like 10 20 ard
skulp him my self. Hero her African Anskim
broke in with yah, yah, making a splendid
exhibition Of glitterinH ivorv. Old Missus all
right on Massa ClAib-wouldnt give saucks for
him skulp IL ihe ootch him;' and ths dArkey in
dulged a sly glance at his missus, and wicked
rquint at tho column, as II he desired 10 impress
the troops with his conviction OF the old woman 4
spirit and prowess."