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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-24
SHERIFF SALES. &C.


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Edwards & ldiings vs.. William Fcarnsiics 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 inc directed and deliv.
cred, will offer f'r sale at public vcnduc at tho
door Of the court house in the town of Pcrrysbure
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, May 10, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 a. m. and p M Of said
day, tho following described lands and tenemcnts
to-wit: The west half Of the south west a of sec
80, town o, north Of range 10 east also east u o
south cast = of sec IS, town north Of range 10
east also cast half Of west VI Of south east u sec
50, town north Of range 10 cast in ALL 200 ,res
Of land; appraised at $4,000.
G. f. GuYER, Sheriff.
DoDGE & Tyler, atty's.
April 9th, l3d2-4Qwj$3 Gj,
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years with a severe Lung Affection, and that dread
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Bconciiti etc. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he coaceives to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, us it will cost them nothing, and NAV prove
blessing, BEv. EDWARD a. WILSON,
3miS. WWiamsJurg, Hiags Co., " y.
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4S'f' NauTes C'ry, Esb, Ia, '62.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

William Relman vs.. Elizabeth Miller.
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 10 me directed and deliv-
cred, will offer for sale ut public veudue at the
dor OF the Court House, in the town OF Peirysburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, May 10th. A. D. 1859.
between the hours of and O'Clock p. IN. Of that
day, the following described lands and tenements
to-wlt: The north falf of the south west quarter
Of section number twenty-five in township number
four, north of range eleven, in Wood county Ohio,
containing eighty acres Of land. Appraised at
$500 PETER BELL,
Master Commissioner.
PRIcE & JoHNsoN, Attys.
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Findlly, March ~, tS52 43w5$3,93
COtNT or COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO.,
" OHIO. PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Rhoda TibDits VS.. Jerry Tibbits
The said Jerry 1ibbi;s, whose place Of residence
is unknown TO said plaintiff is hereby notified that
said Rhoda Tibhits did, on the 2qth day of March,
AD 1862 file her petition in the Office Cf the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas, within and for said
county Of Wood, and State of Ohio, alleging, among
other things that she married to said defendant
in the county Of Huron, Ohio, about the 25th Of
December, 1850 and charging him with wilful
absence tron said plaintiff or more than three years
next preceding the filing of said petitions and ask
ing to be divorced from said Jerry Tibbits, which
petition will stand for hearing at the next term of
said court. RH0DA TIBBETS
Bv MunRAv SLEvIN, att'vs,
March 81, 1852 i8wG-- 80 81.
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PRIcE & JoHNsoS, Atty S
SHERIFF's SALE.

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Marshall Key, jr ct al vs.. Robert McMahan ct al.
by virtue W an order pf sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk Of the Court of Comnon Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, and TO me directed and deliver
ed will offer for sale AZ public vcndue at the door
Of the Court House, in the town Of Pcrrysbure,
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, May 10, 1859,
between the hours of 10 A. m and O'Clock y. M
Of said day the following lands and tcnements, to-
wit; The north part Of the north-wcS, quarter of
the southwest fraction IT section sx township 4.
north OF range II east IN Wood county, Ohio. CON
taining i20 acres Of land, moro or loss. Apprais-
cd az S2, 100 e. e. GUYER. Sheriff.
PRIoE 4 JOHNSON. att'ys.
Perrysburg, April 9, '6l-l9w5SS,29.
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A GOOD work ia being donO through the
agency Of the Sanitary Commission, of Gin
ceinnati- Last week several steamboat
loads OF artioles were sent to the relief of
the Plttsburg sufferers.
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Meadaehe, observation-disclosures 9, Foul stomael,

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Terms, one-twclith to be paid at the time of sale,
and the remnndcr in eleven equal annual install
mcnts with annual interest. ADDISON SMITH,
Auditors Office, Wool Co., o. Auditor.
P-rrysburg, April ., 'G2 i0wG.
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.SA M0R0RlpGE.
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DODGE 4 TYLER. att'ys.
April o, lS62--49w j$4, 80.
GALE OF SECTION 10.

win Offer for aale at the door of the Court
House, in PeTysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Friday, the 2Sd day of May next,
q part Of section l6, town north, range II east,
di ilpd aud nnnrni spd nc fnlloIys.
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uowARD ASSOCIATION,

IHILADELFHIA,
For the relief Of the Sick AMI Distressed. af-
hlot'd with Nrulent and ChPMie piseagcs, and es
pecialiy for the Cure Of Diseases of the Sexual
Organs
Medical Advice given GRATIS, by the Acting
Surgeon. -
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhua, or Seminal
Weakness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, and ON the New Remedies employed in the
Dispnsary sent TO the afflicted in sealed lrtter-en-
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postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. j. SKILLN HOuGHToN, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth
Street Philadelphia Pa. 8mIy
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TnRTY-oEE Geld and staff officers of tho
rebel prisoners have been removed from
Camp Chase 10 Fort Warreu, and two hun.
dred TO Fort Johnson, near Sandusky.
There are still twelve hundred prisoners at
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Billions plsordora-1.Irer Connlnlnts.

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TlIE C0NFE ,Sl0NS AND EXPERIENCE OF
i A SUFFERER,

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y, \. 2mI6
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comstipnt.on, CostivoMess, Suppression,
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sy, P0raiy sis, Fits, etc.


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AY T. RPS
CATHARTIC
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FOR SALE BY

The following in Wood county: Peck g. Hamilton,
Perrysburg; a. j. Gardner Y Co., Gilead; Z. F.
Turner, Portage; $. w. Whitmore, Tontogany
s. Clymcr, 0tsego; H. L. Atkins, New Westfeld
s. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green; Banks Patter-
son, .Pemberve; A. Lansdale Freeport c.
Rosendalc, West Nlillgrove; s. b. Emerson Eagle
ville and by druggists and merchants generally
throughout the Union. '62-4SlY
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more changes viii bo allowed.
j. W. BAILEY.
PCBLIsIlER AND PRorHrEToR.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-03
The Latest News.

rr,ors ;s not word of news by the last nails
:. u,s rumored that the Merrimac was to go out
.t;s week, but we have seen no account of it. Com.
II r;rs rassed through Charleston to Richmond a
fr DAYS ago, expressed his surprise at, and disbe-
I;,f If the news from New Orleans.
The Lvnchburg papers anticipate battle between
Can Jackson and Banks, not far from Staunton,
Y. in few days. The Federals under Mcdowell
seem to linger on the Rappahanock, though there
,ro sirns Of forward movement. Firing continued
an the Peninsula but no advance upon our lines
y, news from Cornth, or Memphis, or Fort Pillow.
The Northern papers assert the evacuation of Cor
NTH and the falling of Beauregard upon Memphis
or Columbus, Miss The Yankees have possession
Of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad from Hunts
vile Ala, 10 within 30 or 80 miles of Corinth.-
This looks ominouS for Beauregard's forces.
The impression is, that Burnside is arranging
with his sun-boats and transports for movement.
GOOD portion of his forces are being removed from
Nenbern. Apprehensions are felt of an early at
tack upon Wilmington. His sending our paroled
prisoners to that place from Fort Macon is ominous
We hope our forces will be ready for him.
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New Orleans.

The condition of this City affords one of the most
humliating spectacles to the Southern people that
this war has presented, or, we trust will present to
the end. Provided with the most expensive and
elaborate defences which the whole Southern Con-
federacy can point to,-the pet and eye-balls of
President Davis two iavorite Secretaries, Messrs.
Benjamin and Malory,-the hope and reliance of
the whole South the best appointed Notifications
she had, to humble The proud navy of Lincoln
with two massive forts 80 miles below and 100
non of the largest calibre brisng the levee from
Fort jackson to the city, now at the mercy of two
northumberland Lincoln gun-boats, which CHANGED
to pass Fort Jackson is too much to believe if the
evidence was not palpable Why it is so, we stop
not to enquire at this juncture nor are ready to
join in the copdemnation of Gen. Lowell before he
has time to defend himself 1t is apparent to every
one that more than one screw is loose as shown in
the papable ineffciency Of the past management of
the War and Navy Departments of the government.
If we intend to do any thing in the way of check
ing the enemy, it is time it was DONE
We need not attempt to conceal our chagrin and
modification at this result 1t is to us the most
damaging event of the war both in America and
good grace if the material disadvantages were not
so great. Cut off now from the beef and salt of
Texas, the sugar and moasses of Louisiana, and
the large aid we might have received from Arkan-
sas and Missouri the States east of the great
tiers must double their efforts to retrieve the loss in
some shape at early day.
But New Orleans has not surrendered. Our army
has retreated, but there are many citizen soldiers
left to check the advance of Gen. Butler. The Mis-
sissipp is not yet entirely open to the foe, but if
VIC judge the future from the past, only few days
must eapse before the enemy will be master of the
father of waters"
The Yankee flag officer, with two boats, ordinary
crews, and short of provisions, demands surren-
der of the city, which it is said the British and
French men of war will not allow him to she'll
Mayor Monroe tells him the city is at his mercy,
but its surrender is not his pIovncethat his order
to haul down the Confederate flag will not be COM
piled with, and that his constituents are the truest
of the true in their patriotism and devotion to that
Gag and to the South. 1t is noble letter, and we
can but hope that the presence of Gen. Bragg or
some other power may yet spare the Crescent City
the humiliation Of surrender to two insignificant
Yankee gun.boats. Should it however be compelled
to yield, what is left of the South must hasten to
redeem its character by prompt earnest, and unit
ed efforts on other fields where we can hope to de-
feat the foe.
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Partisan Rangers.

Capt. Chas. H. Snead, of Johnston county, has
been authorized by Maj. Gen. Holmes and the Sec
rotary of War to raise and organize company of
Partisan Rangers for the war. Some prefer to call
them Guerillas, but the law fixes the title partisan
Rangers" and we like it better. Our people are
neither Spaniards nor mixed boods, but of the old
revolutionary stock of AngloSaxons, who triumph
ed against fearful odds over the British lion. Let
our good riders and brave men rally to Capt Snead
If we do not mistake the man, he will make good
leader
The Rangers are entitled to the same pay as other
soldiers in the army, and an additional stimulus
to great daring and bravery, they entitled to the
"spoils" captured, l. e., the government will pay
them extra for all arms horses and equipage which
they may capture. We have no objection to apply
ing the party axiom "to the victors belong the
spois," in the case of Rangers, but as this is
no time COR partyism or demagoguesm, we detest
the principle as applied by the administrators of
public affairs by which many of the wsest, safest
and most reliable of the country are set aside
as unworthy of confidence.
We are glad to see a number of companies or
ganizng in the State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-03
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At THE Elk.
1N piraoD OF twenty days from the date hereof books
of subscription for the capital stock the Piedmont Rail-
road Company will be opened at the following named places
and under the following named persons and win stand
open for thirty days from the date of this advertisement
In the of Charlotte under the direction of John A.
Young, VIM. Johnston and James w. Osborne, any
of them At Concord under the direction of " NJ. Bar
ringer Caleb Phifer and Daniel Coleman any one Of
them. At Salisbury under the direction of Nathaniel Boy
At Lexington under the direction of W. R. Holt John p
Mabry and Samuel Hargrove, any of them. At High
Point under the direction of W. F. Bowman Robert Lind
say and Nathan Hunt or any of them. At Greens.
borough under the direction of James Soau Jed Lind
say and Long, or any one Of them At Salem under
the direction of D. H. Starbuck, J. G. LASH Francis Fries
and G. L. Banner any one of them. At Danbury,
der the direction of Nathaniel Moody A. Joyce and
Taylor or any Of Them At Graham, under the direc
ton of Thomas Ruin, Jr, Edwin Holt and John Troln
ger, any of them. At Roxborough under the di
rection of Charles Winstead DR.. G. H. Jordan and Green
Williams, one of them at Yauceyvie, under the
Graves. any Of them. At Milton under the drec-
ton of Samuel Watkins John Wilson and Thomas Donaho.
any Of them. At Wentworth, under the direction
of Jno. Ellington, W. H. Ellington and J. Laner,
Scales Joseph CardweI and Nicholas Dalton, Of
them At Leaksye under the direction of Geo. L. Akin,
Jones W. Burton and E. T. Brodnax any of them
At High Rock under the direction Of Francis L. Simpson,
At Danyile Vs under the direction of W. T. SutherIu
James n Williams aud Dr. T. r. Atkinson, any one OF
them. At Hsborough under the direction OF J. u Tur.
rentine H. K. Nash and W. F. Srayhorn, or any one OF
of A. Y. Stokes Lewis E. Henry Thomas n. Broken,
Wv f. F. WATSON, Secretary,
By order Of the Board.
q Greensboro Patriot aud Dsuvls Register will CO.
py weekly three times.