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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
THE OHIO SENAroRsHIP HON.
IL. L. WADE.

Among the most important duties of the
Legislature nj iIs coming session ~ the
election of Il member of the United States
Senate lor SIX years from the .lth OF March
next Among politicians who have an
eye only 10 their own intrrcst or TO the
welfare of rebels, there is of course dit
ference of opinion as TO who is the most
erpeiieMl candidate; hut it is safe to assert
that majority of those Representatives.
who ruly reflect the will of the ioyal pec.
pie of the State, will cast their votes Tor
the present incumbent Hon, Il. +. VI ade.
Without intirrattuS anything derogatory
to the ability or claims of other loyal can.
diiatcs il is but iust % say that the pas,
course OF Mr., Wade in the Senate, his strr.
ling aud woll.tyied loyalty, aud tho euorgy
hc has displayed in aiding every effort fol
saving the Government and crushing the
rebellion, point 10 him as one OF the mast
worthy and able men to represent Ohio il
the National Legislature aud such is the
feeling OF u large portion Of the loyal pee
pie of the State.
In ordinary times it might be well onougl
"a regard the claims Of other worthy can
didatcs, hut the present Is no season ioi
talking of personal claims or tor hck
erius between those heartily supporting
the Government about MiS or that man
In making the choice of candidate, ia,
only question should be" Has he, through
all trying emergencies, proved loyal, ener
gcic, competent and faithful 2" Aud villa
would be the response, we're this question
asked concerning Senator Wadce No maj
who has At heart the welfare of the coml
my, the suppression OF the rebellion an,
the punishment Of treason, could auswel
Nay With this admitted fact before us
and knowing that the success Of the Coy
erument depends in great measure on III,
action of our Senators and Representatives
is it not uuwise, in the present condition q
affairs, 10 exchange wollkuown IA THU
public servant for another man OF eve
uudoubted loyalty? As we'll might nc
chanic, when life and liberty depended @
the condition OF his implements, eXchang
one of well.tes;ed value for another as ye
untried.
Bus tie Loyalty. S4slgy and satl!4nes
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
FARMERS OF WOOD COUNTY.

II is our purpose to gather all the Stats
tical information we possibly can concerning
!he manufacture Of Sorghum inWood County
during the past season. Some of our ncigh
boring counties are giving the number o
gallons of Sorghum sirup manufactured by
their farmers, and from the figures and facts
we have gleaaed from these rcports. we
think that Wood County can surpass them
viii each and every farmer, who has manu-.
featured gallon of sirup this season be
kind enough to report to lis the quantity, be
il great or small manufactured 10y them, aud
any information connected herewith that
may be ofinterest2 We think wo can show
that Wood County is tho Banner Sorghum
County. Any statistics left at tho Journal
Office, or at D. krcps's Agricultural Ware.
house, in this place, will be thankfully re.
ceiyed, and merit due attention.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
THE NEW YEAR.

Eighteen Hundred aud Sxty-two in Z
few hours. will DO numbered with its pre-,
dcCcssors in tho irrovocablo Past To-mol-
row dawns New Gcar--a year Of Jubilee
in American history. The Proclamation OF
Abraham Lincoln, will strike the shacklee
from nearly four millions of oppressed crea,
lures. Tomorrow, rs people, we turn Il
new leaf in our existence. Slavery receives
another blow which will hasten its incvit
ablo prosratou. The fires of Liberty will
be kiudlod anew and hurn with brighter
glow in the hearts of the American people.
Rebellion aul Treason already tremblc and
grow pale at the uprajscd sword of Justice
that cleans before them Their doom il
seolcl, and patriot millions rejoice thoreat.
The friends OF Liberty throughout III,
world hail with delight the onward pro
ercss Of events in the great ovclc OF Tine
Then, welcome thrice welcome EIourrM
IuNpGEp AND SI1TY-rnREE!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
THE WAR,

John Morgan the guerrilla bandit, has made
another successful raid into Kentucky. From the
Cincinnati Gos,Re we learn that he attacked on
Saturday, two hundred Union soldiers nt Eliza.
bethtown, the rebel force numbering twenty eight
hundred, and drove them into the Court House
Nharu of course he would captute or killthe whole
ofthein. Io had transacted large business in
the way Of bridge burning, and it will we presume
be weeks if not months before the Louisville a
Nashville Railroad will again be in operation
Whatever the rebel programme may be- one
thing is certain, they bave succeeded in cutting oil
railroad communication, aud isolating the grand
Army of the Cumberland. There is a cOnsiderab
number Of Union troops in Kentucky, ndvsntN.
geousy located for speedy concentration, aud
somothing my be done toward catching Morgan.
Our forces will hardly be put on the defensive
by three thousand rebels.
There are rumprs that the rebels have taken
Hickman and Columbus, KcntucSy but Of these
there is M confirm alton.
The grand expedition for opening the Mississippi
river i. in motion, and it must soon be heard
from.
General Ranks arrived in New Orleans on tlle
li'h. His appearance there was unexpected, and
occasionoi much surprise. His Interview with
General Butler, whom he had orders To suprrc,dr,
was very friendly, General Banks saying that his
only pleasure was that he was Ob0ying the orders
Of his Government. General Butler published a
farewell address, in which he requested the officers
of his command 10 nIJrl every assistance to their
successors in the way of information, and otherwise
to facilitate their entrance upon their duties, Con
cra Butler was To have left for the North on the 22i
On assuming commlul Of his new Department,
which embraces tha Gulf and Texas, General Banks
issued proclaim lton, which cloqu,ntly shows that
the Union must b. preserved as well ON gcograph-
ical as soch Al grounds, anl particularly cnlurces the
necessity of Keeping open the great outlet to the val
ley of the Ohio AMI Mississippi. II promises that
the rights pcac able citizens shall he protected but
warns the enemies Of the Government that they can
expect no indulgence TO be shown them while they
continue in rebellion. The rebels in New Orleans
arr reported To have bocom, very impulent since
Buffers removal, anticipating mildcr rule. One
ofthem challenged the General, who treated the hos
tile message with becoming contempt. A Wash
ngon dispatch states that General Butler will prob
nbly be assigned an important command in the field
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31

y during the Holidays. and will open his Great
Snow, Tor Little Folks, at ..
\. j. GARDNER & CO.'S DRUG STORE.
Consisting of great variety of Animals Birds and
Iunny things Toy Books: China Doll heads, rep
resenting some OF the finest looking ladies in the
country, surprising 4. Wards famous wax fig
gers, all sweetened with a nice assortment ct
Confectionery.
For Children OF larger yroich, fine assortment
of Perlumcry, Brushes, Combs, Soaps Fancy Bas-
kets, Pen-SniveS, Stationery, Coral Beads, &c.
For those who do NOT indulge in Fancy Articles,
he viii show things Of utility such As splendid
Coal Oil Lantern just the thing for dark nights (;
Cahoon's Patent Lamp requiring 800 hours time
to consume one gallon Of oil--lhe cheapest lght,
except daylight II more Iiyit is rcquired, large
assortment Of Coal Oil Lamps will be shown.
Family Dve Colors fer Ladies', of dark brown,
dark and light blue, dark green, pink, purple, Grim.
son, scarlet, yellow orang,. Solferino and violet,
put up in neat packages, with directions for use
sometng new in the way Of Dycing.
Wiikm', Clnthrs Wringcr, The best invention for
saving clothes labor and temper on washing days
great many other things, curious and useful,
will be ON exhibition, and # You wish to purchase,
SANTA CLAUS being ahsont with exhibitions nj
other places, has appointed the Doctor as Agent,
who will sell you anything you desire in tue col
lection.
The SHOW will remain several days, if not
longer, and will be enlivca,d with music on Flutes
Flageoets, AcCorlconS, HIrmonicons, Whstlng
Micc Whistliug Birds, ana Whistlius Indians,
forming a Band, Incompatible and indeScribable,
under the leadership of the MAJORITY of amateur
musicians in and around Gillad, who will yolun-
teer their services.
In the evenings, fine Picture. sad To represent
the lllth Regiment crossing the Ohio kiver at Gin.
cinnati, will he exhibited by the aid Of powerful
Signal Coaioil Lantern. Also. fine Picture from
Shakespeare, entitled Tho Merry Wives of Wind
sor, the night before Christmas probably.
Doors open from clock 4. VI. until 5 O'Clock
/ Pm. Admission free.
Gilead December "a 1852 3sb
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
Thc chongo,, yor,hern yirrb,,o.


A cqrrspondent of the New York Tpe,, writing
frop, Bnfnside's army, whqbhs made recent visit
within the rebel lines, says that remarkable
change has come over the people Of Northern Vir-
ginia within the last three months:
Then every Que you met-man woman and
child was an'active 3ecessionist. boldly avowing
and urging their right TO adopt the reasonable
course being pursued To-day il Is j0st MS difficult
~ find open Secessiunist outside Of the army as
itwas before TO find Union man. Even the
women, who have, in fact done more than all the
laws under which the JEFF Davis Conied0racy is
governed 10 fll up and bolster up the demoralized
army, are beginning To feel as the good housewife
does sometimes that their cake is all dough-
Secession unlcavcncd by the influence Of women Is
sapped Of all vitality. Tho children too who two
years ago were taught 10 pratilc treason and put
on the hnted insignia, are beginning to follow thui
| natural inclinatinns, aud now, IN some instances,
are found wearing the eagl upon their breasts,
| and denying, when asked, that they are Seces-
! siOnsts. The men everywherc are disguised with
! the war.
"There is ~ longer IN be heard the talk Of the
! desperado among the people. old or Young hut
! u Is rather the language Of culprits dreading
| the punishment they fear may come upon them for
| their msdeeds. This change in feeling has been
| mainly brought about by the Emancipation Proc
| lamatiOu. That was the first intimltiDu tp the
! people of the South that the Government really
was In earnest in its attempts TO crush the rebellion
Since that day, every negro in that section Of Nir
gina has been to all intcnts aud purposes, free.
4 Farms are now cultivated, aud other branches oi
| industry go on as before, by the aid of coIored
| hands, but their labor is paid for, and well
| too-tor the average wages received by the
! cN-slaves is Sl2 per MONTH One man who did
own, one year ago, 2jO head of niggers, now
csses that he likes the Emancipation Pro ,amatiOn
because il makes the 'nggers work better
Thusc who have remained with him are paid libar-
ally, and he is satisfied"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
MILITARY ARRESTS.

Buuernut journalism is continually croak
my about the arrests made of Northern trai
tors and Sympa,hjlcrs with the rebellion
In their winnings they stiguatize. Lincoln
as . dcspot, and pirate proluscly of "Bas
tiles, "oliouS tyranny, outraged rights,
&c. The following extract from letter OF
George Washington to Governor TrumbulI
writtcu November, l775, shows the Wow,
entertained Of the proper way of dcaliu.;
wi;h traitors in time otpublic danger, and
should he an sncctual reply to their unceas,
ing wailing:
As lis now very apparent that We have nothing
to depeud upon IN the present contest hut our own
strength, care, tru,ueSs and union, should not the
sam m lsug,s be adopted in your and evely uthcJ
uYernm 'm ON the cun,inent2 Would il not Ge
prudent 20 sciz, on these tories who haVa been are
aud We know will, be active against US I WHY
should persons who are proving upou the yitals oi
their country be suffered % skalk At large, whilst
We knnN they will do us every misohiuf 10 their
power These, sir, are points beg lvave 70 sub
INIT 10 your serious consideration.
IuE healthy know nuL THEN health bu.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
THE CABINET.

The news about tie probable dissolution
Of the Cabinet, which we gave in our last
issue, has as yet resulted il no change.
The designations Of Secretaries Seward and
Chase were withdrawn by request Of the
President, and they have resumed their
duties, at least temporarily. NrIEt4
While all loyal men believe that the
Presidents acts are guided solely BY his
honest views Of what will conduco most to
the welfare Of the country, great majority
are equally impressed with the belief that
tho Cabinet, az a whole, might be made
more harmonious and more efficient than il
is at present. Az illustrating the harniony
which exists among the Presidents iume-
date advisers, prominent member of Con.
gresa is reported to have said " Put seven
cats in a bag shake them up--shake them
up 'ceii and there will be as much peace
in the bag ~ there is in the Cabinet II
this illustration even approXimates TO truth
it is evident that a change would prove
beneficial 10 the country. And Az showing
that there ras some "provocation for
making the remark, it is further stated thai
two or three members of the Cabinet arc
not even on speaking terms.
Probably loyal men have more dislike for
Secretary Seward than for any other Cabi.
net officer. Having been, since the first
organization of the Republican party, Il
Il I, III
the incoming Of tho present Administra-
ton, as one of the most ardent supporters
of energetic measures against the rebels
yet he is reported us having strongly OPP
posed the issuing of the Presidents Eman.
cipation Proclamation, and numerous other
acts having solely in view the crushing Of
the rebellion. As another item TO his ac-
count, it is announced that an order was
recently issued from the State Department,
permitting the shipment Of military PUP
plies for the French in Mexico, in oppost-
Minister at Washington. This is just the
kind of neutrality" for which VIC are
censuring England and is an inconsistency
of which no Cabinet Minister should be
guilty.
Persons and papers of the conscrv-
ativo" class, uu1ucstionably like to see
officers of the Government quarrclng
among themselves, hoping thereby to
"wouy" the Administration into com
promise with the rebels. This therefore
accounts Tor the ccnsurc which some pa
pcrs prQfcSSiag loyalty are hcaping on
those Senators who some days since recon-
mendcd Il change in the Cabinet.
1t is not only the privilege but the datv
Of every loyal man, whether Congressman
or private citizen, to desire such changes
or arrangements as will make the Cabinet Il
lice, energetic, harmonious UNIT on every
question which has in view the establish
mcnt of the Union and punishment of trea-
son. If Ivy any means the present Cabinet
can be thus harmonacd, all loyal people
will bo satisfied but if this is impossible
with the present members, lot others be
substituted, until the President is heartily
and unanimously sustained by his Cabinet
III cvory effort he makes to suppress the
rebellion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31

Ar a trial in England recently, when u
French acrobat sued his employer for back
wages. il cane EN- that the acrobat was to
receive COCOA week for his services at the
Alhamhrn, and G20 night fog performances
elsewhere. 1t is twice as much as that OF
the President Of the United States. six times
that Of any Of the Secretaries, and infinitely
greater than the professional income of any
clergyman, lawyer, judge, general or editor
in the whole country.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
Major General Commanding

Joseph Miller mentions an Irishman who
'uI sted in the Seventy,htih Regiment. so az
10 be near his brother who was ia the Sew.
eaty tougih
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31

Queen Victoria has formally demanded the
hand of the Princess Alexandria of Den
mark, for the Prince of Wales in marriage.
The Prince was accepted, and the aifianced
pair are now ON visit 10 the King Of the
Belgians.
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Of Senator wado afford tho very reasons
why tho party which openly sympathizes
with treason, and that conservative "
faction which is constantly clamoring about
compromise" are opposed to his re.clcc-
ton, and let pass no opportunity for repre-.
sentinE him as opposed TO the administra.
ton Of President Lincoln. The efforts of
all such tools of conservatism and treason
will be understood and appreciated by
every wclI-wisher of his country who has
watched the past course Of Senator Wade.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
GENERAL BURNSIDE,S LETTER.

The following is General Bunsidc's let
ter to General llalleck, explaining ichy he
moved his army across the Rappahannock
and fought the battle of Fredericksburg
Its candor, and the absence of any attempt
to throw blame on subordinates, is in strik
ing contrast with many documents which
havo been issued from military hcadQuar-
tcra since the commencement of the war !;
and no loyal man who reads it can fail to
be convinced that competent General and
honest patriot leads the Army Of thc
Potomac:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of CHEAPNEss.
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are boughtfor cash directly OF the eastern dealers
aud manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at Just what it costs to import them, hence he can
afford 10 sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-31
a TTACHMENT NOTICE.

John smaley, Plaintiff } Before Samuel Rlinzen
a-ainSt smith. j. Y. OF Rlouul
Pe er Eanslry, peitnIauO tNwuship.Wuod Co Ohio
On the sth day " Dee moer \. u. ls62, said Justice
issued order Of attachment in the above action foi
the sum oi Five poilus auI fihy Ccuts
BlooT, Dec ld l>62, I'ir'l JnHN SNNFN
ESEOEMrGioN NOEECG.-A,rEN coos
or his assignees will take ncticc that VIM CTonE
u, has deposited " the Treasury OF Wood Couuty,
ONO, Twent, 'hve Dollar, and Eiglty.cight Cents to
redeem the = u " a Section s, Town 3 north
Range II cSstiH SS Ito acres sold AZ the penouent
Tax Sale, January II 1861.
ADDISON SMITH County Auditor.
ArDIroR's OrsIcE, Wood County, Ohio,
PeTry shuTE necemher Is. lsR9. nIls
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SHERlFF's SALE.
| Edwards d Idlings VS.. William Fcamsiies ct al.
BY virtue of an order OF sale issucd in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of
| Wood County, Ohio. and to nr directed and dev-
| cred, | will Offer for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
! County, Ohio, ON
! SATURDAY, January 81, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 A. NJ. aud i. NJ. of said
day, the following described lands and tepements
to-wit: The west half OF the southwest quarter Of
section 80, town north, OF range 10 cast; also,
east half Of southeast quarter of section 80, town
north, of range 10 east also, east half of west
half OF southeast quarter section 80, town north,
| of range 10 cast-n ALL 200 acres of land
Appraised at $500.
G. +. GUYER, Sheriff.
| DoDdE d TYLER, Attorneys.
| December 81, 1862 35eS3 35
BpEDEmPTION NOTICE. NJ. NEwroN
he or his 6ssgnees will take notice that l l.. More
house has deposited Ia the Treasury Of Wood County
ohio sixty three Dollars and Nine ents tn redeem
the spte Il ne q Of Section Q, Town north Range
10 east sixty acres, sold at the Delinquent Tax Sale,
January l3, 1862
ADD son SMITH, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
| Perrysburg, December 90, 1862. 35d*
| NpEDEuPTION NOEaCE.--GEo. LAsKEy
No or his assignees will take notice that Thos lnck
has denosted in tie Treasury Of Wood County Ohio,
| One Hundred sud Ninety. one Dollars and Seventy
three Cents to redeem the Section 81 Town 1
north Range east forty acres sold at the Delinquent
| Tax Sale, January l3. 1852.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood CO., q.
Perrysburg. December 25 1852 35ds
EpEDEMPTION NOTECE.-L d sTRUTToN
or his assignees will take notice that John IlerOt
has deposited in the Treasury OF Wood County Ohio
Three Dollars and Ninety y.siN Cents to redeem the
cor gw Sc and 20 rods OF Section l. Town north
Range IL east five acres, sold at the Delinquent Tax
Sale, January It. 1862.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Co., q.
Perrysburg, December %, 1862. 3jik
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods generally sold, which is an item of
gr.a interest to the people of Wood county. suf-
ihcient in ducement, we take il, TO make Perrys-
burg he trading point
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DEDEMPTION NOrICE.--I n sTDrTToZ

ne or his asstguecs Will take notice lhGt David Dun
Jap has deposited in the Treasury of Wood County
uA'o Right Dollars ami Ninety eight Cents, TO redeem
the l'2 l2 l'2 sW a Of section 81. Town no th
sshse " east, ~ Ser'S, sold AZ tn Delinquent TAX
safe, January Il, 1867 ..H
ADDISON SMITH, Coapiy Auditor.
AVpIroRs Owes. Wood County, Ohio.
p PeETy sbuTg, December 10, 1861 3lls
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4 DsINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-NorIc

<h rs hereby that the undersigned has been duy an.
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estate oi
James Tahurn, late 81 Wood County, Ohr, deceased.
DeeeLbsr %, 1859 AS
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RE4Dr MADE CLOTHING

In this department we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
Stantial manner warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, no sale.
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a ApM.NusraAToa.> SALE or REAL

In pursuance of an order granted by the Court of
Common Pleas, in Wood County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, on
FRIDAY, January 10, 1888,
At o'clock 7. NJ, upon the premises the following
described real estate, situate in the County of Wood
and State OF Ohio, to-wit;
ln-lot Nunber Sxty-,wo, in the village Of Port
age, in said county. Appraised at $50.
Terms Of Sala-0n third in hand; one-third in
nine months, and one third in eighteen months
from the day of sale. The deferred payments to
BE- nn interest and be secured by mortgage OF the
promises sold Il. B, HURD,
Administrator Of Margaret NJ. Loper, deceased.
December H., 1852. '3Sd
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DROBATE N0TlCE.-Sotce as hereby given,
l that Thomas Sullivan, Administrator ON the
estate of John Conway, deceased, has this day ied
his final account md vouchers in the Probate Court
of Wood County, Ohio, which will be for examina-
ton ON the 10Th day of January 1888,
ID. W, POE. Probate Judge
PtrrySburg, December 10, 1889. 82d*