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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-10

strengthened the eprrrv veskened Nm "a such lJ-
static, not only a,ccssy wpcrotire dty. No
l., lisatuw has the rilat h. iihpusc unnecessary
bu deus upon loyal cidzeus uuso cessnty sacrifice
tr Hvpt Ia this Struggle. But, say sunu, Congress
has moi too Constitutional power TO enact such a
law" why uctf Because" say those who sym.
pathse with the South the SLAVES are the Rebuls'
property" Ccucedirg this, for arguments sake,
has he not forfeited his property, well lite to
the Government? Does not Constitutional law iIn-
poso the duty Of taking his lie by The sword Or
gallows2 Hive the Rebels spccinl rights and I'm.
tnuniti,s u the property Of their slaves, which is
not accorded TO loyal ciii2ens7 is not Congress
abou, 70 assert tie power to take the property Of
true md loyal citizens by toxaliou 70 tue extent
needed Cor thu public defense ? Yea, does not the
war-makirg power dcmond his life, Us we'll ms the
lie Of the Get born OF bis house. 10 sustain 'he Con
sti,ution aud enforce the laws2 Most hssuredy
Loyal citEens hare right or immunity, ,ohich nue.
not NJ ID 10 paramount oiuins ond ,snnb Of imper
! N,d country. Even the house and home, the most
sacred possession ON this ,ids Of the grave, must
by the terms Of the Constitution, be yielded up for
! the common defense.
We know there are sone who claim that the right
/ of emancipation or confsratun is entirely D war.
4 power, and therefore only 10 be exercised by the
! Executive as Commander.in. Chief or Ivy those I'M.
der him In the military service. That il is wai
! power eau not b, denied, but We have already shown
| that the Constitution has invested the war powers
in Congress, aud the power to pass all lave nedful
! IN its execution. The venerable John Quincy Ad-
ans, while IN the Uouse OF Representatives, de.
clurcd tlmt In time OF iusurcetlou, or civil war
81, ,E al
/ belongs 10 this House, and the Seuate." As an ac
Of justice to our country as an act Of justice Il
our brave soldiers, bill Of this character should
be passed at once. Nothing would strike rebellion
/ with more certain death-blow, or nothing more
certainly make like rebellion, for like object
forever impossible.
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CoMpLETED-,HovI SOUTH.

III military railroad between Manassas
and Washington, for some time in progress
has at last been completed, The Rebels
took up about " mile Of the iron from the
road, used by them before the evacuation
beyond Bull's Run and dos roycd the bridge
The iron has bocn replaced, and the bridge
rebuilt and the road ia now in Sood condi-
ton BY private letter from Washington
we learn that our lines ara gradually moving
southward, and the Army of the Potomac
seems to be al in motion. Every itcm OF
news received from Richulond indicates
that the Rebels are bringing every man and
gun they can muster there. Our people
seem to understand the magnitude of the
contest, and are making provisions for il
The soldiers are anxious for fight, and our
Generals only have to place them before
the enemy, as they have promised to do, and
they will do the rest.
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RAILROADS AND THE NATIONAL
DEHT,

Tue Scientific dmericm estimates the
value Of all the railroads to the people of
the United States as equivalent to a yearly
income Of over Sl29, 600 900, Tho increased
value impaired to reul estate situated along
tho line Of the road and tho numerous ad-
vantages always resulting from the building
and maintenance of line of railroad, are
left out of the calculation. This sum- great
as it appears is yet far short of representing
the real value of our system of railroads.
But at this rate of developing wealth, how
long will it take our railroads, unassistcd
by any other branches of industry. TO pay
the entire national debt? Suppose the ma
tional debt to roach thc sum of 81 100000
600, the railroads alone, supposng no in
crease in their business would moro than
pay the entire indebtedness in one decade.
But, during tho last ten years the railroads
have more tllan tripled themselves in extent;
in tlc year 1881 thrrc being but eight
thousand eight hundred and ffty-six miles
of road in operation. Of the total length
of road, the loyal States had six thousand
eight hundred and sixty-cight miles in / 1881;
aud they now have twcnty.one thousand
and forty miles --- tw0,thirds of the whole
being wituin loyal StatcE.
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Or sICK sOLDIERs.

MANY persons arc inquiring what will
our sick soldiers do in tho South during
the coming summer months. The Surgeon
General, more than month ago presented
the Secretary Of War a plan for the renloy.
al of the sicl, to Northern climate and
asked and received PERMISSION to visit o
pleasant locality Which he had suggested
in order 10 innugurate the proper measures
u carry ont his purpose.
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MISSOURI GUERRILLAs.

ON the night Of the 26tl, ult, band Of
from 500 to goo rebels attacked four com
panies Of State militia at lumansvillo, Poll,
county, Missouri. Thoy were completely
defeated, with loss of fifteen killed. and a
largo number wounded. Oar loss nDn,
killed but number wounded There il
said to he quite a number of these guerrilla
bands, who are continually committing all
sorts OF daprcdations in that State
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STILL HOPEFUL.

A FRIEND writing us from Alexandria
Va, says the secessionists are st,ll hopeful
of the success of their cause. They regard
the recent rcverscs only a temporary course
of the fortunes of war, and still maintain
that the South can not be suhjusated." II
that is the state Of feeling among the Rebels
at Alexandria, now under Federal protec,
ton, what must it be farther South, where
that which comes through Rebel channels
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RESPITE AND rARnON,

TuE President has respited Magofiin, tn,
Rebel Colonel, and brother to the Kcntuck,
Governor, sentenced to death for breach oi
parole Tho President of Iberia College
Ohio, Rev. George Gordon, imprisoned tuy
resistance to tho execution Of Ihe fugitive
slave law, has received a free pardon from
the President, on tho ground that the evi.
dcncc does not show that he actively par.
tcipatcd in resistance, and that he has al.
ready suffered enough.
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CApTlrRr or REBEL POWDER.

OrrictAL information has been received
that Lieutenant A. w. Christian, Of tho Mis-
souri, Militia, on the 10Th ult., captured one
hundred aud twenty-five kegs of powder
buried on the farm of Mrs. Sarah Brinkcr
near Warrensburg, in that State, and tha
on the ODD, Lieutenant J NJ. Jewell, viii
twenty mon, had a skirmish with the Rebel;
near tho samc place, killing four of them
Our loss wss one killed, and one badl,
wounded.
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NEW ADVERTISER A
NIIERlFF'S SALE.

=
john Bates vs. the Executors Of Oavil Ladd, decd.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk of the court OF pleas of
Wood county Ohio, and to me directed and dc
lircrcd, will oh'r for sale at Public Nendue at the
door o! the court house in the town of Pcrrysburc
Wood county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, May 10, 1862
between the hours of 10 Il. m. and p. m. Of said
day, the following described lands and tcuements
tn-wit: part of the river tractnumbcr 81 in town
ship 3, t. :. Reserve, in Wood county, Ohio bound
ed north by the Mnumce river, east by the cast line
of said river tract, south by grassy creek and west
by line parallel with the east Inns of river tract
No. 80, and distant therelrnm east,rly ) 90 100
chains, trSceptng a tract containing 5S-l0O OF an
acre, described as follows: beginning at point
where the last above described line crosses the
Prrrysburg and Oregon road, thence north on said
line 92-lOO chains tn said road, thence southcrly
along said road to the place of beginning,') said
lands containing 97 acres of land more or less Ap-
praised at S3SS0,00 G, e. GUYER, Sheriff
April 0-iow5S4 81.
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TO TRY IT AGAIN

Tue citizens of Cincinnati can not brook
the outrage perpetrated upon the good
name of their city by the recent mob at the
Opera House, on the occasion Of the ap-
pearance of Wendoll Phillips, and SO have
sen; him an invitation to repeat his lecture
in that city on his return East, when they
pledge themselves 70 "see him through
Mr., Phillips will probably accept the ivvi.
tation.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Edwards & lddings w, William Fclrnsiles ct al
BY virtue ofan 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 aud deliy-
cred, viii oiltr for sale at public vcnaue at the
door of the court house in the town of Pcrrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio ON
Saturday, May 10, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 a. m. anl { r. n of said
day, the following described lands and tenements
to-wit; The west half OF the south west u Of sec
SO, town B. north OF range 10 east; asn east " OF
sluth east 4 of sec. IS, town north Of range Ia
east; also east half of west = of south east y SOC
IS, town north Of range 10 east in all 200 acres
Of land; appraised at S360O
q. Z. GuYEH, Sheriff.
DopGE 4 TYLER, atiy's
April 9TH, l362--i9w5s3 65.
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RUNNING THEM OFF,

THR Washington RepWbljcR says tl,at a
large number Of slaves are being sent oul
Of tue District of Columbia, in anticipation
of the passage of the bill aboNshingslavery
therein. Ii is Thought that the average
value of those left in the District to be Iib
Grated, viii ialtp good way below the max,
huum average fixed ia Mr.. Mosnns bill
viz; tLIee huudrcd dollArs
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WE REGIMENT FILLING Up.

TuEnE are now three Maior.Gcncrals in
the Regular Army and eight Drigadicr Gen.
erals. Beside these, seventeen Mai Gen
erals of Volunteers and no less than on,
hDndrca anil seoeHty BrigadierG Generals oI
Volunteers. Verify, that regimcnt Of Brig
aiicr-Generals a. Ward " was want &C
talk Of is filing up.
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SLAVERY IN TuE DlSrRICT.

lnE bill abolishing slavery m the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, passed the Senate, last
week, hy vote of twenty-nmc to fourteen.
Il requires the Secretary Of the Treasury to
pay half Of their appraised vamc to the
loyal masters Of slaves under sixty years
OLD and to retain the other half to be paid
70 the slayos, in case they colonize them.
selves outside OF the United States.
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TAKING THE OATIg.

Gov JouNsoS has commenced work at
Nashville. Mayor Chcstham h,s been ar
rested aud the Counclmeu had about male
up their minds 70 walk up TO the Office Of
Provoet Marshal Stanley Matthews, and
take the oath Tho preachers arc also to
bo attended TO.
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DopGE 4 TYLER. att'ys.
April 0, lS62--i9a 5St,S9.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Stephen Eldridgc, Admir- Court % Common Pleas
Ns Joseph Crane.
4iy virtue OF an alias order of sale issued from
said Court, in the above cntitlel cause thercin,
will otr at public auction. at the door of the Court
House, in PeTySburg Wood County, Ohio. on
Saturday, May 10th, A. d 1852,
between the hours Of and 3 o'clock, n. IN. Of said
day, the following described lands ami tenemants
to-wit The cast half OF the north west quarter oi
section thirty six, town five north of range ten east
containing 50 acres more or less of land in Wood
county Ohio. Appraised At $1,000.
GEoRGE SrRuN, atty. PRrER BELL.
April Z, lsj2-49N5SS,l ,lS. Master Comr.
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FREMONT AMP nRowNLow.

PARsoN BuowNLow said, in Cincinnati, that
he was glad Fremont Was gong 70 Eas
Tennessee. Fremont was his SORT OF man,
and he would 60 with him and supermtcnd
the hanging. The Parson is slavcholler
bat he has seen enough Of the iniamy aud
horror of secession, not 10 he particular
about the means employed TO wipe it out .
Read the Parsons speech ON the first page
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SHERIFP's SALE.

Marshall Key, jr. Ct al vs., Robert McMahan ct al.
by virtue Of an order &C sale issued in tue above
case by the CLERK Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood county Ohio, and 20 mo directed and deliver
cd, will oIior for sale nj public vendue ut the door
ot the Court House, IN the town of Perry sburg,
Wood county, Ohio, on
saturday, May TO- 1862,
between the hours VI 10 q, M. and 4 O'Clock D. m.
Of said day, the following lands and tenenents to-
Wit The north part ef the north west quarter Of
the soath-we fraction Of section SIX, township 4
north ot range III east ia Wood county, Ohio, con
tanning l20 acres OF land, more or less. Apprais-
cd az s2I6O a. T.. GUYRR. SberiG
fRlce JOHNSON, att'yS.
Porryshurg, Apil9, 6l-49waS3, go.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
John olmstead VS.. Shafcr & Young

john UlmStead vs.. Shafcr Z Young.
BY virtue of an order of salc issued in the above
case ny the clerk of the court of common pleas o
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and deliv.
door Of the court house in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio ON
Saturday May 10, 1852.
between the hours Of a. m. and . y. M ot thai
day, the following described lands ard tanements
to-wt: The west half of the south east quarter o
Section No. "A, in town three, of tn United State.
twelve miles square reserve in Wood county, Ohio
containing so acres. G. l., GuyRR, Sheriff
T.. BISsELI, Jr., Atty.
April OH, i9wiS295.
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Donor Il TYLER, atiy's.
April Nth, 1902 i9w5S3 6
SHERIPF's SALE.

William Rcdman vs.. Elizabeth Miller.
by virtue nf an order of sale issued in the above
case 10y the clerk of the court Of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed aud deliv-
orcd will Offer for sale at public vcnduc at the
door II the Court House, in the town Of Perry sburg
Wood county, 0hin on
saturday, Max 10th, "A. D. 1852,
between the hours OF and o'clock D. NJ of that
| day, the following described lands aud teucments
to-witi The north talf OF the south west quarter
ot section number twenty-five in township number
four north Of range eleven, in Wood county, Ohin
containing eighty acres Of land Appraised at
| $500, PETER Bell,
| Master Commissioner
| PRIcE 4 JOHNSON, Atty's
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.HERIrFS SALE.

James Armitage VS.. Merritt NJ. Young.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk OF tae court of common pleas of
NOod county, Ohio and ~ me directed aul deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public vcudue at the door
of the court house in PerrySburg, Wood county,
Ohio, on
Saturday, MAY 10, 1862,
between the hours of J D Il. IN. and p. m. Of that
day, tbs following described lands and tenementS
to-wit The west 40 Si-l00 acres off the west side
of that part of river tract number so of The reserve
of twelve miles square at the foot Of thc rapids uf
the MAume1 river, which lies north Of the channel
OF Grassy Greek, and bounded as follows On the
south by the center OF Grassy Crock, on the west
10y the west line of said river tract number so, on
III north by the Maumee river, and ON the east by
line drawn parallel to the west line of said river
tract number So and distant from said west line &
chains and "a links. Also the rigst Of way 30
feet wide from said 40 Sil00 acres IN the Perrys-
burg and Orgoa road, Said lands being in Wood
county, Ohio, Appraised at $l7SO
G. f. GuYER Sheriff.
DopGE TYLER attys.
April 0, lSR2-- t9a 5StS9
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Full A SSOrtIlIcnt!

Of everything in his line, and will ais be among
that will be of value tn the Farmer Several things
he has in store already tn which he would call the
attention Of the Farming community.
The first is
GUS New CULriv lrISG HARROW
have seen several persons that have used them.
and they prunouucc them very great imprO yement
over the common Drag. They will put the ground
in Better condition once going over, than the other
will in two or three harrowings
.. The sccOnc is
WHEgLED CULTIVATION,
intended for stirring fsllow, or secoud blowing. II
will do the work OF about four plows. aud do il
web, and is also "tip-top" machine Gr putting
in all kinds of grain, and is next best to n drill.
Tie also has AN assortment of PUMPS, force and
suction, tor cisternS and wells Tom 81 90 UPWARDS
His force pumps are an admirable substitute for an
eng me in case Of fire will throw a steady stream
over any two story house. IL is just tho thing u
wash windows, lie has also carriages, sprinkle
gardens, etc, etc.
1Hs nAHES WAFER DRAwER,
One of the most effective water draw RS ever in
pail Of water with IT, All kinds Of scales, tfair-
banks patcntl acknowledged to he the best scales
in the country, pals and tabs at wholesale. Couu
try merchants can be supplied nj all times, aud Al
Toledo prices.
Last but not least, is the
SIwING MAcUiNE DEPARrAENr,
The Little Giant is a splendid machine for SIS 90
the very best at all low priced machines. viii
liams and 0ryis' Double Loop $4,000 machine, war.
ranted 20 DO gnod work in every respect, as any
$4,000 or S500O ma chine YOU can get. Ladies'
and "all the resto OF msnlind call and see them.
ID. KREPS,
Perysbnrg, April 9th, 1865
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THs pAHgx WAFER DRAwER,
Last, but not least, is the

DOAD NoTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that a
III petition will be presented to the Commissi
ers Of Wood county, at their next regular session,
praying for the location and establishment of ooun-
" road. commencing az the north east corner OF
section -, town (, and running thence west north
OF section line 81 to the McC1tchiaSyille road and
there terminate. w. II. powERs.
April til, l662- lQNis ]. l.. RAAB
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
f. d. Peck, ct nj. VS.. James T. Trnwcll, ct al
by virtue of an order of sale ISSUED in the above
cause bT the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
hycrrd. will offer for sale nt public venduc at the
door OF the Court House, in Pcrrysburg, in sail
county, on
Saturday, May 10TH 1862,
between the hours of and O'Clock p. M of said
day, the following described lands and tcncmcntS.
to-wit; In Lnt No 296, in tire town OF Perry sburg
Wood County, Ohio.
G. T.. GUYER, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Atty. l'y .INo. Powers, Deputy.
April 10TH 1862 2--49w5$2,97. ....
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Terms one twelfth to be paid at the time of sale
and the remainder in eleven equal annual install
ments with annual interest. ADDISON SMITH
Auditors office, Wool CO., o. Auditor.
P.rrysburg, April 0, '62 --i9wG.
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r Il M o v A l.
Undersigned has removed his

The undersigned has removed his
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
to the FURNITURE WARERooH af William Crook,
opposite Peek & Hamilton Drug Store, where he
will be happy 10 see all his old Customers and a
hoSt of new ones. ...
His stock is much larger than heretofore, and it
is his intention to kccpa
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JOHN II. ASS.

u n Is Z -
- ArfoRNg1 COUNsSLLoE AT LAW,
Tonegany, Wood County, Ohio,
WiLt attend b. all business en'rusird to his care.
Also, Real Estate Agcnt Soldiers Claims collected
etc etc, CharT0s T. suit the uL4es. lmAa.
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= ALE OF SECTION l6.

will Offer for sal4 at the door Of the Court
House. i'll Pcrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Friday the 23d day of May nr xt,
part Of section lG, town north, range II east,
a 1nI ,,,l Gil,
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NEW ADVERTiSEM'MTS. a

ITXnIDiT OF TIE RHJEIPIS > ANl EXPEN-
~ WTURES or WOOD COUNTY, OHIO,
FOR T1lg YEAR END DING SEPT EMBER, Z, 1851.
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QUALITY is the BEST TEST of GREATNESS
LADIES FASHION ABLE DRESS GooDSt

In this department grrat advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from fact that the goods
are bougltfor cash directly OF the eastern dealers
AMI manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at just what it costs to import thsm, hence he can
afford e sell goods at
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READY MADE CLOTHING :

In this department. w. have the largest ani most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according TO the latest fashions and in the most sub
Stantial manner, warranted to give the very bcst
satisfaction, no SAL.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold. which is item of
great interestto the people of Wood county. suf-
fficient in dueem.n We take it, to make p.rys-
burg The trading point. .... ....
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w NJ. H Q u S T 0 n.
; GARDEN SEEDS II!

CH0ICE GARDEN sEEDS!!
Just received at the Agricultural Warehouse
a choice lot of Garden Seeds from the city Of Phil
adelphiA, the best market in the United States for
fine vegetables. These seeds were grown by Messrs.
Landreth g. Son, the oldest seed-house in the
try. and eau be relied on. ID. kREPS.
Perrysburg, April I'd, 1852.
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rotal'..'' "'........'.,".' sei93i
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
DIsnrRSEAIENrS.
Total ...,.........,'.. ........f $l5,0l3T
Disbursements over receipts 5 l,l4I,5

From the 81 day Of September, 1860, to the 9TH
day of September, 1851 orders have been drawn on
the current expense fund for the purposes and
amounts as follows, t0-wt: .
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'sl JOHN POWERS, Agent, Perysburg.