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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-05-02
C,oURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WOOD co.

Henry Phillips and Albert Hcufcr VS. Charles
Stahlcr ct al.
The defendant Levi Whitman will take notice
that on the 29th day of March, 1861, the plaintiffs
Henry Phillips and Albert pufcr filed their petition
against Charles Stahlcr, his wife Adclin. Stahlcr,
Levi Whitman and others in the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Wood and State
of Ohio, and which is still pending therein, and that
the object and PRAYER of said petition is to obtain an
order for the sale Of the following premises situate
in Freedom township, Wood county, Ohio, and be-
ing the north hwes fractional part of section eleven
in township five. north range twelve east, lying
the north side of Portage river, supposed to be IL
cast part of the southwest quarter of section two,
acres more less; also the east part of the north
west fractional of section eleven town five north of
range twelve cas-, containing two less;
and for the application Of the proceeds arising from
the sale of said premises to the payment Of the
amount due said plaintiffs upon the note of said de-
fcndant Charles Stahlcr, dated September 30th,
1885, for the payment to said plaintiffs Of Si77 inc
year after date with interest from date until padat
the rate of ten per cent per the payment OF
said note WAS secured by a mortgage upon said
premises; said plaintiffs in said petition that
certain mortgage executed by said Stahlcr and wife
and delivered to said Whitman and recorded in
vol. of mortgages page 459, of Wood county rec
ords, has been fully discharged.
Said defendant Whitman will also take notice
that unless he said petition or before the
2jth day of May, 1861, Judgment will be rendered
against him by default according 70 the prayer
thereof NJ. R.& II. WAITE ATTY - for plH7s.
April Sd, lS6l-4Sw6$8 IS.
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Ohio Volunteers.

The State Journal learns that Ohio voul.
teers to the number of thirty thousands have
been all eady organized into companies. Thi,
is moro than twice the amolnt asked from
Ohio, by the Secretary of War, and it would
seem that it is to be quadrupled before the
ardor and the population of TIE State are ex
hausted. Some two hundred letters to prolIer
and inquiry are daily received at the war De-
partment, be sides telegrGme' innumerabe
Cincinnatus has left his plough in nearly
every field of the State. and the shops count
their missing ariizans by Il ousands. Every
vocation has given its. followers. up 'tS the
trade of war which the whole nation has now
put itself to learn. .Thepniversal apprentice.
ship will do gool even if all do not haze
occasion to practice the art.
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lie Prepared.

In the present condition Of the country, 1t
would be well for everybody 10 prepare them.
selves for the worst. Home Guards should
be formed in every city throughout the North,
and every citizen able to bear arms learn to
use them efTeotuslly--lhat in any emergency
thousands, or millions. II necessary, can re.
spond to call for home defense, or demand
Of aid from the Government. We have nu.
merous important cities and towns on the Dor.
der, or even some distance In the in,eri n,
which may bc suddenly attacked, and vast
injury done to property. The past conduct
Of the secessionists renders it certain that we
cannot hope they will be governed by the rul.
OF honorable warfare--hat they may employ
Gas they have already even declared) the In
dian savages, or even resort to fire, as well A.
the sword But il forewarned aud armed we
can defy their worst vllainy. Lot no time be
lost, then. Go TO no needless expense
waste nohiug for show-bu bO though and
ready"
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Iowa COrrcspondencC.

UTICA, Iowa, April 30 1861.
FRIEND BAILEI: Having left home to visit sick
brother in Iowa and to recruit my energies thought
brief communication might be Of interest your read
crS. left Toledo Wednesday evening, and after
what tedious trip arrived at this place. The spring is
backward they having shared in the cold and rain with
ourselves. Yet think the spring is about one week
ahead Of northwestern Ohio. The farmers arc all bust
ly engaged in their spring work The fall wheat looks
fine, owing the ground being covered with snow the
most of the winter. was surprised at the amount Of
ON hand IN Illinois and Iowa. Every li,tlc station
along the road had its immense cribs Of IT, thot
place quite point for corn hut nowhere
pared with the amounts stored along the way. ! have
read of Egypt and its immense store OF corn but nevr
able form any adequate idea of il until now. This
may yet prove blessing, and ths same hand that guild
cd in the supplying OF Joseph and his brethren with food
may vet be seen in the providing for wants. Who
can tell what may need should the present state of
things long continue. II seems almost impossible for
me tN realize that country is in state Of war, hut
such,uevertheeSs is true. The whole country is excited,
and il is that kind Of excitement that attends pot
ical campaign but deep settled conviction Of right
and determination to maintain the Union. have not
heard political discussion but n universal expression
for the Union, AZ every station along the way, flag
floats upon the breeze, and crowds collected
iouS for the latest news and when the daily pro-
cured, groups were collected listening 10 The dispatches
as read, could mark the feeling laughing or huk-
faiug but heart felt determination to stand by the in
forests OF our country at all hardS, Recruiting is GO
ing on and tue dCmluded number Of soldiers is fast h
ing up. The excitement in favor Of the Union is such
that il is unsafe for 70 utter disuuon sentiments.
In Chicago was informed by gentleman of that
place few days since, merchant came trom the south
10 purchase mcat bu, the matter found out and NIT
dollars worth permitted to be shipped Anothe
l merchant was purchasing stock OF boots and shoes
when he declared he for secession and would fight
for IT, The woS were hardly uttered beiors he col
ared by Of the propueors and led out and not u
| dollars worth would he sell him,
suppose you have learned by the papers that McCo
mic has been compelled to change the of his PAY
under threats Of his othoe being put into the river
i At Mount Pleasant University College fur both males
listed was present at supper given by the Young
ladies 10 the volunteers aud never did Of the
spirit of 20 displayed. One young devoted both
20 the service of his God and his country remarked with
Christian humility, IL not afraid TO die" Noble
youth ArSgimSnt Of such would be invineibe. But
guidance and lie thatrcgarded thers prayers and
I blesssd their efforts will bless ours.
Yours truly JAces FtGTLY.
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Tho N,,.,ee,,h of ADr,,.

There are some incidents connected with
this day which makes 1t memorably q day
ef Rcvo utions. On tho 10 o A LIFTS, the
first blow for freedom and national existence
was struck ut old Concord, Massachusetts,, and
the first blood shed in that war was the blood
Of Massachusetts m n. On the 10th Of April
1861, the first blow for freedom and main
tenance OF nationality was struck in Bald-
more. BY wonderful coincidence, the first
blood shed was against that of Massac huselts
men The old bay State leads oil in the
wars OF patriotism, and offers the first sac
rfed to the great cause now, as then. Hon
or TO Massachusetts.
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Thr Greni Rehnllinn.

The anticipated attack upon Washington
has not yet commenced, although there seems
10 be some reason to believe that such an
event may soon take place. JEFF Davis l..
reported to be on his way to Richmond with
a alarge body of troops in compliance with n
call of the Virginia Governor. Telegraph
communication has again BEEN op ned TO
Washington. The vote on the secession or
dinance passed by the Virginia Legislature, is
to bc taken on the 30th of May Mr.. Lincoln
has just issued proclamation declaring the
blockade of the ports of Virginia and North
Carolina. in addition to those of the seven Sc.
cediug States, provided for in his former al.
nouncement.
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Southern PirncN.

The steamship Star of the West, owned in
New York City, but under charter by our
Government, and sent down to lndauola. with
provisions, DO, to take of thl United States
TROOPS still remaining in Texas, has been cap.
tured by the armed steamer Ma,agordl ia the
service Of JEFF. Davis government There
are suspicious of treacherous coluson be.
tween the captured commander aud his cap
tors. The loss will be quite heavy, and the
troops remaining in Texas may be exposed by
it TO extreme privation and suffering. Com.
mo3ore Rousseau Of the Confederate" ser.
vice, is fitting out several other vesseh at New
Orleans-the stolen Uaited States STEAMSHIP,
Sumter among thtm--lo prey on our com
merce in the Gulf The steamship now OF
her way TO New Yo;k City from Aspinwal
with the California passengers and about on,
million dollars in bullion. is watched for b,
these pirates. who confidently expect to max
her their prey. As she is probSb!y entirely
unsusFicious Of danger, she is very likely I,
fall into their clutches.
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Telcgraphic Supervision.

The Philadelphia 'pers lt arm that Thomas
A. Scott. Esq. the able energetic Vice Presi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. has been
called by the Governor to take charge of the
telegraph lines OF the State, and is now in
Harrisburg engaged in this important aud re-
sPonsIble department Of public service. The
Governor OF New York has also issued 10.
strusIons similar to those issued by Gov.
Dennison Of Ohio 70, bidding hs transmission
OF dispatches relative TO the movement OF
troops or the fuInishi' z Of aroae NJ munitions
Of war.
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Kentucky Doubtful.

There is reason to fear that Kentucky may
yet be fore, to yield to the secession inluen-
ces, notwithstanding large majority of her
people are in favor Of the Union. This has
been brought about mainly through the inlu-
ence ofJohn G. Breckinriige, who. while he
was Vice President, and candidate for Pres
ident Of the United States, was plotting with
Davis, Toombs 4 Co, for the overthrow of
the Government. He addressed large meet
ing at Louisville on the Goth ult., when he
denounced Lincoln's proclamation as illegal,
and said that he could not make his seven,v.
five thousand men efficient till after the meet
ing of Congress. lleprot o,ed that Kentucky
present herself to the Congress on the 4lh OF
July, and through her Senators and Repre-.
sentstives protest against the settlement OF
the present difficulties by the sword /; mean
while. that Kentucky call n convention to nj A
her Congressman in presenting such a pro-
test. Should that fail the honor, interest and
duty of Kentucky unite her with the nth.
Governor Magotlin did not call the Legaa-
ture together fer the e7th inst, as reported in
our newspapers. proclanation therefor
was drawn but not issued The autho tiles OF
Louisville, New Al any and Jacksonville are
forming military alliance, to preserve the
peaceaoe status between the three cities and
to sustain amicable relations in any event.
Home Guards for this purpose are organized
A similar alliance has been formed between
the cities of Newport, Covington and Cincin.
natl.
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The Kiphf TnIL.

The Newport (R. ~ News reports the fol-
lowing:
A correspondence, Of which the following
is the substance is said to have pissed be-
tween Gov. Hicks Of Maryland and Gov.
Sprague Of Rhode Island, on Friday or Sat-
urday Of week before last, by telegraph:
Gov Hicks to Gov. Sprague: a. under.
stand you are about to proceed to Washing.
ton with the Rhode Island Regiment. l ad-
wise you not to take them through Baltimore
and thus avoid trouble"
Gov. Sprague to Gov. Hicks: "The Rhode
Island Regiment are going to fight, ard ii
matters not whether they fight in Baltimore
or Washington"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-05-02

MIR. Evans, the editor Of The Baltimore
Patriot, has been driven from thai city by the
traitors, and arrived in PHILADELPHIA Tuesday.
lie declares he will return to the city il he
can get military escort.
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NJ 0 t 1 c E {.

nj o 7 c E.
VIM. II. White Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will
take notice that William Baker and William A, Col
Inns did, on the Goth day of April, 1861, file their
petition in the court of common pleas Of Wood Co.,
Ohio, in VIII they claim to recover the sum Of one
hundred and seventy five dollars for services rend-
cred. The defendant is further notified that unless
Goth day of June next, the same will be taken as
confessed, and judgement entered accordingly.
BAKER 4 COLLINS.
April 26 1SGl-52w6S305
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I)0AD NOTICE.

RoNO '0''0H'
Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
scented to the commissioners of Wood county at their
june session Of 1881 asking them to grant view
and survey and also to locate county road To COM
mence at the northeast corner Of the north west
quarter Of section twenty in Perry tw D. in the CEN
south on the quarter line of said section twenty and
twenty mine To the southeast corner of the south
west quarter of section twenty nine and there ter
inmate MANY PETITIONERS.
April 18th, lS6l-52w3*
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A SSIG NEE's SALE.

n -
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the pro-
bate court of Wood county, Ohio will offer at the
door Of the court house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday June /, 1861,
at o'clock p, m. of said day, the following describ-
ed real estate o-wit In lots in the the town of Per-
rysburg number 1885, the north 20 feet and the south
S5 feet Of the north So Of same lot, and the north
half of in lot number 407 less four feet for alley;
also the west half of the northeast quarter and the
west half Of the north half Of the quarter
in range ten, townsphp four and section twenty two
containing 100 acres, all in Wood county. Ohio. -
Terms of sale; onethird the day of sale, balance
in annual payments, onc-thirl yearly. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage and interest
from date. S. SPINK,
Aassignee Of the Pcrrysburg Bank.
Perrysburg, April 25, 1861 52w5s3,S5
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I)oAD NOTICE.

III
Notice is hereby given that there will be a pch-
tion brought before the commissioners af Wood coun-
ty Ohio, at their June session PRAYING for the estab
hShnent of county road, sixty feet wide, common
cling the county line between the counties of Wood
AMI Hancock, at the quarter post between sections
hrty-fve and thirty-six, range eleven, bloom twp.
Wood county, Ohio. and running north section
line six miles and there terminating.
April 81, SOL 52w3%
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NEW ApVERTisEMENTs. a
uowARD AssoCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.

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endowment for the relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted with Yirueut and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for the Of diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Bur
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&c.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines
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Valuable reports on Spermatorrhpa, and other
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Address DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Acting
Surgeon Howard Association No south 9th street,
Philadelphia, Pa BY order of the Directors
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan. /, '6l. EZRA d. HEATWELL, President.
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TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals, endorsed to Building Commit
tee Prcsbyteriln Church Glcad, 0hio,' will be ro-
ceived until May 7th, 1851, for building Prcsby-
terian Church. frame 80 by so. Plan and speci6-
cations can be seen at 4. J. Gardner & Co.'S Drug
Store. Builders will put in their bids for doing the
carpenter and joiner work, ,also to furnish timber and
lumber.
Gilead, April 5th, lSsl--5lw3Sl 80,
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V00AD NOTICE.

i
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
make application to the commissioners of Wood
county at their next regular session for the cstab-
lishmcnt of township road commencing at the half
mile post between sections twenty eight and twenty
nine, range twelve. township seven on the Lucas Il
Wood county free turnpike, thence west to the half
mile post between sections twenty mine and thirty
the Goss road and there terminate.
JOHN HARPEI.
Lake twp April 23d, 1851 52w3*
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MI
William H. Mann of Butavia, New York will take
notice that James Myers and William Baker did,
on the 26h day of April 1851, file their petition in
the court Of common pleas of Wood county, seeking
to forcclosc II mortgage given by said Mann to said
plaintiffs aud NJ johnson, April Is, 1859, upon the
west half of the southeast quarter of section 81,
town s. north of range IL east in said county, to Sc
cure three notes of $l666,66 each, dated Nov. /,
1854, and payable respectively the lst January
1856, 1857, and 1858.
Said VIM. II. Mann is further notified that unless
he appear and answer said petition before the
23th of June next the same will be taken as con-
fessei and judgement rendered accordingly.
BAKER e. COLLINS,
April %, 1851 -52w6S4,0j Pitts Auys.
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nITC II N0TI C T.


To John Hamilton, Elizabeth Stone, S. Il. Stone,
James Otis, John NJ. Pomeroy, Jacob L. Fox, David
NJ F&irchild. William Rose, Ira Corwin, Rosanna
A. Smith, Isaac Harter, Joseph RoOp, Dominick
Jiuson, William Corb, John j. BrantS, G. Morrison,
Geo. lIollcubeck, Richard johnson, Francis d. Par
iSh, Thomas McClaskcy Samuel Smith, John F.
Hannng, Z. s, 5, Carlin, llnry b. Gibson, John
Williams, Ephraim Austin, Catharinc Esmay, John
Veon, w. H. Rockwell, w. B. Scllrs, and the
known nonresident overs Of the following lands in
Wood county. Ohio to-wit; ScctioYj l,2, B. 10, IL,
IL, 13, H. Is, town &north, range NJ east, and s'c
tions 81 AMI SO, toNn } north range IL eJs': YOU
will take notice that application has b'cn mtdc to
the Commissioners of Wood county for the cstIb
fishing Of a drain or ditch beginning in the black
swamp branch Of Portage river, AT the EaS' line of
section 8, town north, range 10 east, continuing
thence down said branch tn the l;n' between Center
and Freedom townships; and that said application
will be for hearing the i,h day of the stated meet
ing Of said Commissioners in June usxt.
ADDISON SMITH, Audi tor.
Auditors 0Aice, Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg, April "a, lS6I-52w2Si,5
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DEG LAR PAC X F. I. g5s1n. n
IL, h., s4S1
Perrysburg and Toledo - 9
The Steamer "BEIdE," l.. C. LOCK Master. will make
two trips day between Perrysburg and Toledo during
the season The boat will leave Perrysburg at O'Clock
a, M, and O'Clock p Returning, will leave Toledo
at II, a. m, and 500 p IN. As