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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-15

CLEAN OUr IouE CELLAR Whole house
holds are sometimes made sick by the ctliu-
vium from foul cellar. Every spring and
summer not few suffer from this cause.
If there is no outside door to the cellar de
cayiug matter in it is almost sure to breed
sickness in the house.
Early in the spring, you should sort ont
your potatoes, turnlps, and whatever YOU
keep for time, and carefully clean up and
carry away all animal and vegetable mat
trrs, that are likely 10 decay. After this is
done it would be we'll to sprinkle all over
the cellar quick lime. Scatter chloride OF
lime about the rat holes, it those pests
trouble you. 4 half dime will buy
enough at the druggists for this purpose
1t will be good for the cellar, if there are II,
rats.
Ii families would take pains to remove al
such causes of sickness from the premises
and obey all the laws OF health, there woul,
be but little sickness compared with wha
there is now.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-15
TOLEDO Apv'S
SnUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price Only s4Ol

CHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price Only S4Oi
The Best and Strongest Machine in Use I
WIN. +. CRAFT, Machinist,
$50 Summit street, lover City Bank,)
TOLEDO, ONO.
Having good engine and lathe and all other
tools fitted for light job work, would beg share
OF patronage, feeling confident that all work en-
trusted 10 my care will DC done in prompt and
workmanlike manner, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Machine, the best in use for all kinds Of sewing,
light and heavy. This machine is well known and
bears good reputation.
tB-SEwING MACHINES, of all descriptions
repaired ON the shortest notice. Reference may be
had TO J. W. Bailey, of Toledo.
no9'62ly WIN. Z. CRAFT.
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ToNTocANY COLUMN.
ToNroGANY MARKET.

TONTOGANY MARKET.
toorsscrrp nv O. ". wsusons co
Wheat pbu 81 20@l 80 Flour v brl..s7 so@e 90
Corn shelled ... b1055c ERgs .... - lVc
Corn in ear......... Soc Feathers. ......s A0c
Oats........ .lT850c Green Hides. .6l<c
Wool ...,.... ..HM5oc Dry Hides ''''' llf6ltc
Potatoes ........"75c Salt v bril-. 81 80
Rye................5 SOC Clover seed 3 500n5 75
Lard...........,.10 Dressed hogs 4lfCd5Mc
Butter, roll oll........l6c Tallow ........ ....10c
Buokwhest .55G60c Timothy Seed - ..s2 90
Hams..............lO Shoulders .........sc
@ W. wHITMO AGO..
TONT ANY,
wooD CoUSrr,o.
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENswARE,
PERFUMERY,
NAILS,
GLASS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYE sTUFFs, AND
FAMILY MEDICINES, NOTIONS, 90,
The above goods have been bought low for
cash, selected with the greatest care and will be
sold at the very lowest prices. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
We are also Agents for the sale Of all kinds Of
FARMING AND AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEM ENTS!
?-g-The highest market price paid Gin cash
| for Grain.
NNTE have large assortment of FURNITURE
w Of all kinds, which we will sell at TOled,
prices. Call and examine for yourselves, before
purchasing anywhere else.
S.W. wHITMoRR 4 CO.
| Tontogany, December II, 1862. SO
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IoUNG SroCE- great many humane
men are guilty of hahitml cruelty, without
knowing it, They have been brought mp to
believe that musty straw and corn fodder
poor hay and oats, will dO well enough for
- young stock and keep them along, through
the winter The mistake suot only cruelty
to the stock, but Improbable to the farmer.
II whatever is worth doing at all, is worth
doing well, whatever stock is worth rails
inc is worth raising well worth develop
ing to the greatest degree of perfection
that good and abundant food and constant
attention can reach. \ father who SHOULD
think bread crust and cheese parings sut-
icient food for his little son and heir, ould
not lac long without the contempt OF his
neighbors and vet he would he Just as
reasonable in his pursuit of results, rs his
ncighbor who should think anything is
good enough for young stock
\ starved calf or colt is always stintcd
one, aud what it loses in that way, the first
two or three years of its life, it never re.
gains. In our own experience we have
never found any hay too good for young
stock, and we would Just about as soon
think of going without our own coffee rs of
permitting any one OF them TO go without Il
few oats or y little meal every day through
the winter. Oats are uuqucjtlonably bet
ter than any other grain for Young stock,
rs it is the production of muscle, and not
the laying on of fat, tho owner seeks.
\ dozen thrifty, sleek, woll-to-do calves
are worth looking at III any mans barn, but
the thin, pinchcd and suffering chigics
watch are too frequently to be seen nib
bling oats on the lee side of II snow bank
endeavoring to save that life which, if they
could reason, they would soon decide was
not worth saving, SO far as they were con
ccrncd-are always roproach to tho owner
and an evidence that he is either knowingly
or ignorantly, a cruel man.-,Nu$Sdch"ScHN
PioWHida.
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TO THE
WHOLE NORTHERN STATES
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

While looking out for -" Down East school mis-
tresses it might also be well enough to keep an eye
on a number of Yankee editors in che SoAth, who
are invariably offering psalms Of thanksgiving to
Davis, and who presume to the subj me impudence Of
lecturng native and tried of the South-such as
Senator roombs, oS instance.-on the duties of pa
trotism cur always takes up with the most prof.
table master, and the Yankee in the South is neces-
sarily devoted DaYis man. When, by some per-
versity Of Southern community, he is advanced to
the position of their censor and instructor through
the columns Of the press there is end to his zeal
for the "seconds Washington" or to naming his
countryman in every vocabulary of disgust or to
tthrstng for their blood all the guerrllas Of the
Confederacy.
In his opinion, Davis is the dual of Noses and
George Washington, and his own countrymen sil a
pack Of vermin on the lowest foOtstool Of nature
he twits them as Yanks," he spews them out Of
| his mouth as "scum;" he outdoes Southern men
themselves in passionate disgust for the enemy OF
in vows Of vengeauca These expressions may please
few silly and credulous people in the South; but
sensible people have nothing for them but aversion
and contempt These Yankee paragons in the South
who teach our schools and edit our ewspapers arr
the very creatures who 60 back North with literary
hashes about life in D.xie" and scientific maps o
our defence. Truth, honor and gratitude are bu,
light obligations on that class of persons who neve
find motive outside Of policy, and who are educa
ted just to that pot Of plausibilitg in society as
give them the facilities Of deception. Ez
Gpiner.
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IMPORTANT sALE..-HAylNG SOLD MY

IMPORTANT SALE...HAYlNG SOLD MY
x farm in Wake county, twelve miles north Of Raeigh
and four miles from Depot the Rslegh sad
day. 18Th December 1865 my crop toru Fodder shucs
Hay Wheat Rye Oats aud Peas forty fifty large at
Hogs Sows and Pigs thirty head of Sheep Horss EuIes
fine blooded Mich Cows, 6ne Durham Ball Calf eigh.
teen months old farming utensils consisting of Wagons
DUMP Carts; Ok Cart Houghs. household and Kitchen
furniture one good Piano, Singers Sewing Machine,
Beds etc.
at the same time and place y be sold Eve Of six
Terms, six months credit Or cash preferred :. :.
&c. LIGON,
Nov. "a, 1863. fs-v5tod..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

PRINCIPALS AND SuBsr1rUrEs-The following ex.
tract from the recent message. of Gov. Lstcher to
the General Assembly of Virginia, will meet the
approval Of every honest man in thepcountry:
"when this war commenced, L was opposed to
the substitute system, and my opinion was we'll
known. But in opposition to my wishes and views,
it was adopted by the State and Confederate au.
thprities. Substitutes have been tendsred spd ac
copied for three years. under the laws both Of tba
State and 0onfederacy; and the policy having hen
established whether right or wrong, it is now too
late to controver: it. Under the action of both
governments, it became a binding and sabssting
contract, and as such should be respected and ob.
served Contracts between governments and indi-
viduals should at all pes be held sacred and nvio.
liable. No government which violates them can
long maintain its character for honor or integrity.
When these are forfeited BY government the pub
lie confidence in it is at an end.
Many of these substtutiobs, as understand, are;
disregarded and set aside, notwithstanding the
fact that the parties have paid large to obtain
the men who are to fill their places. This is done
upon the idea that The States had no right or au-
horty to receive substitutes before the troops
we're turned over to the Confederate authorities.
If such be the doctrine enter my protest against
against and leave to the parties to controvert the
will receive hearing, and will, have no doubt,
be fairly and justly decided. recommend the sub
|. ject to your consideration.
am in favor of every man doing his duty in this
war, but At the same time am equally in favor Of
/ the nviolability of contracts When the govern
| ment makes an agreement with a party, good faith
requires that it should respect it and carry it out
! No government which shows disregard Of its vol.
unfairly incurred obligations, can Nope to prosper.
Honesty, fair dealing, and strict compliance with
obligations assure confidence, and unite the people
firmly to the government 1 trust therefore, that
the conscript bureau will give to this question the
most serious consideration before further steps are
| TAKEN"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23
VXNREASURY DEPARTMENT, RAEEIGH.
IL Dec: Zth 1863. 10 the holders of North CaroIins

Bythe terms of the Ordinance Of the Convention under
which all the per bonds Of this State were issued
they payable at the pleasure Of the State and by
9Th section OF the act Of the General ratified
funds therein prescribed and pay o5* the 1s day
of January, 1865, the State bands bearing per cent il
teres unless the ders of bonds will exchange them
for per cent bonds payable the of January 1898,
With coupons for the interest payable seiannualy the
Treasury in which case be is authorised and directed
make such exchange" The Treasury being now provided
with the fuads contemplated by said Act bereby uoti
all holders of said per cent bonds the
Treasury for or exchange for per cent honds
JONATHAN WORTH,
Public TreAsui er.
*The word by" is in the act as ratified, s omit.
ted by accident in the printed act.
Dec ", 1858. lcl-St.
w The Prog,tss, State y,,-sal and the Richmond
Examiner will please copy six tines and send account to
the Treasurer.
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NoRTH-cARoLINA, NASH COUNTY,

IL Petition to sell real estate for assets. H. Sorsby
administrator Of Richard H. Dnsier John Dozier L.
D"zier. q. W. Ward and wife Polly, William Coson and
wife Nancy, c. H. Glover and wife Elizabeth.
appearing the satisfaction of tho Court that Leonard
lczsr O. deendents in this cause resides beyond
the limits Of the State it is therefore, motion ordered
By the that advertisement be made for six weeks
cessively the Raleigh Standard notifying The said de-
feudant Of the fling Of Ibis petition and that unless ap
pear next term Of this court to be held for the
" of Nash the courthouse the town Of Nashville on
the I'd Monday in February 1864 and answer the petition
the same will be taken pro c0nss and heard pdrts
As to him
Witness. b II. orsby clerk Of our said Court At Office
IN Nashville, Cd Monday in November. 4. D. 1883 =
Dec. 9, 1863 M ;st
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pxtr.ot from letter to the Editor, dated
YApk,N Co., Dec 1868

.,e,. -o.d;no the Standard to nJ'paper l
." prefer ~ ,sau .ccaout Of it's Independence. Per-
meet m to say s to you that senderd onshs to to
e IL Ss s; 's Ct =: .s sS e; X; /:
sgs'ns. 'ne naht to have been published BY all the
agree with our correspondent as to the de-
els'ons " .hsm The case Of Kirk, If published,
puO.s "s aur notice. If some friend will send US
sseap 90 viii take pleasure in laying it before
olr readers. ..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

TOFARMERS, MILLERs, ,ANDTdE ,n,.-
MUNlTY GENERALLY.r-Wsa IRE p,v ., ~ s14S - 3
furnish Pioughs, Plough CASTING Csstis for S. ~ =
all other purposes Also to repair ard Z. @sna ~
dies and all other Mill irons. Soou We ~. ~ nv:
cooking and other Stoves. exeeet 70 MAAs
We will pay The hghest price .sr
psas s~1A3iss. sklAt. W e.a xst ts'Sr; C1 Copper
I f.''isA. Ne, ~ V.' Ikea "A s.s Isttf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

FOR M.ssfss,pP3A fssm washington
dispatch to the Chicago aes Csc who has lately
says that EzW fson the contest for the elerksp Of
the house; WIZ far the purpose Of re organizing
loyal government there ..,a ii ,bav take. and
80 We ..roors g. over thu. people. This rs sub
;.;on .ppOtns Mississippi is subugsted If the v,1
1us.aoo md # the Copfederates should oe unable
to vrsst that Sat-. o sns s.cs ea structure
the very IN destroyed and the State ruined
spI !s.Ts vii, no - way Of escape from such result
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

aKR REV. ARD.-ls WILL GIVE TEE
kov TIT shseouded frus EiaS Abrkhs ksmaaes Copp-
f. n G, ON nr abeut the Ssth Of Nos9mbee. $3.50.
Sid boy il 2. OLD and iamed 1OEs ia feet
inches Aish weighs 80 pounds has q hs eye and
wart eye ld has thick lips and is vry black Ny
aadr.se i conpany shops =. ,.,...,. .,..s5
Adm;aiszssos u 1,ias AlltGAa.
Asf4lse .n-~A
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OBITUAR NOTICES.

Died, Of wound rsssiyed at ChiekamsaGs, Ht9An d.
CRlsr, in tie letb year Of bis He Was .nnef =!
Co. H. 5sth Rsg0sntM q. T and acquitted himset
% good soldier. Tho pain Of his death was lee9sd
the assurance that he was willing to die Pesos 10 70 d
ashea D. aF3 Cor.
HIk.oN vito Of Wm HiltoHi the Of her ega
In the beauty of womsnhood she was stsisken down.
fond mother :evssed twfe kind peiEhbof and .easocs
Christian Leaving two iufaut childreh1u adectionats
husband and relatives nonrnher ineParabls ios bat
We believe for her eternal gsilsii - - ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

: We comm end the following, from the Richmond
Examiner, to the Fayetteville O6ssrusr and others,
VINO are constantly dcaouncfng what they are
pleased to call .'croakers." In the language Of the
Examiner, an origina secession paper, there are
persons among US who cannot bear the truth-who
"seouA skut sssry mouth that is not filled pith
ialb, .sieked prai.s of those cseho Aaos hittersd
aseay the might Of tAs Ssush'' Let the truth be-
told at all hazards 1t is crime ata time like this
to conceal the truth from the people: D.
=. This is a struggle for life and property Every
man who possesses any thing whether it be shelter
for his head bread Tor his mouth or shirt for his
back, is concerned to that extent in the snecess of
the Confedefacy Aost men who hsssaecks TO be
stretched or bodies to be stabbed and shot re inter-
ested to that extent In the public defence With
these motives TO earnestness, itargues great want
Of intelligence to rest coniented i view of disasters
that sre SO many steps to absolute ruin and probable
death Of every man in the country. Yet there
would seem to pc two ways Of regarding those dis.
asters and those who have produced them There
are certainly two classes among those who speak,
and pretend at least, to think about public affairs
One would shut every mouth that is not filled with
idle, wicked praise Of those who have rttered away
the mghtrof the South. They would eyen deny
that there any disasters. The currency is admi-
IooAo. misSOuTl, 1euueSSee, AentuCky, maryland,
Virginia and Arkansas are fourishing and well
governed we'll protected, independent and happy
Confederate States. Chickamauga was glorious
Confederate victory. Bragg, Pemberton and Lowell
are beloved servants of the South and deserve med
ais of honor: The Confederate navy is oil right.
Our European prospects have been Frightening every
day since thewar began. Or if it is found necessa.
~ at>imes to acknowledge to the contrary Of this
we are lmperousy informed that the welfare Of the
country requires the country to hold its tongue,
censure, or to search after the causes and aathors Of
misfortunes There are a large number Of weak and
low minded persons, who like this advice and call it
patriotic With neither fortitude, nor honesty nor
courage enough to look the truth in the face they
want to be told every morning that nothing is Wrong
and that We are getting along swimmingly."
We invite attention of holders Of 4 per cent bonds
to the advertisement OF Mr.. Treasurer Worth in the
Standard to day.
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We make the following extratt from, letter
s.o,. . member of Co. Z, 47th N G. regiment, now
in the federal prison at Point Lookout, Maryland
to bis family in this City:
.,I.m here. quite we'll, and assure you am
,,,.rannd.d by as comfortable circumstances as
son,,J sur axoect. have what wish to eat, drink
eol'u ,e.r an, am treated very kindly"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

I'M P0RTANT<XALE Or" kANDrANR
Il siAvES-on Esssdav- the syth day II Dsesauber:
deceased will ,s at pb snetioa the land and s.vss Il
the estate The LAM .ntans stus 100 aesss within IS
miles Of ara is vary valuable coufafuhg hzg4
y your. and nke. 7he ssswi take paes at the Court
69"seinRs.eigh Apat ths.ans time ADD Plaesa sa besod
~iths toeA fine bssdy s.ill in gesa order; ss
beIa bedding, 10. jkADE WEATHERS; ~
OIL. WEATHERA
Non, a 1868. 49,, = = = As-4wadpA
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corresponaent writing from Frahkllh' hacoH
County, says: 1.-The votes polled IN inns n'S',,.' m
for J. D. Hyman were all Conservative Vo'es- mr.
Hvman was regarded by those who supported him
- good Conservative" We are glad to n hear
this It is another prsef of the great s.re"g'n VI
tha Gonser4atiye party in the lOth DlsV'ct.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

FRox GEN. LEES AknY.-It.is not true. as here
tofore stated that the enemys forces have retired
5eyond the Rapidsn Or that they have torn up the
railroad. They still occupy Culpeper in forcs with
their Sslksts nearly 70 10 Rapidsu. Nothing nsw
A,9 Nsa LsjS arny.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

We are requested BY Mr.. l. ". Adkins OF Ae~'s
Fork Wilkes County, to state to soldiers wives
that being regular blacksmith, he Will 90 suon m
work as they may need free Of charge ne ms mas
been doing this for several months past Inc
wives of the soldiers. and those in want gene'any
would be greatly benefited if Mr. Adkins example .e
were followed by persons more able than ne rs 70
work for nothing.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-23

Substitute PAPERs.-we understand ss1as ootl'
faderate officers are calling on the principals OF
substitutes to furnish them with the original papers
showing that they have put substitutes IN the ar
nv. whatever reason may be alleged for this de-
n.nd there is no law for it. When the govern
ment accepted the substitute it contracted with the
nr;ncioal to discharge him from service and the
original paper or certificate in the bands ot the
r;oc;na, is the best evidence of the existence OF
n. cnntxact We advise principals to hold on to
their papers. Their right to 90 SO IS a. goou as
their right to their coats hats or any other prop
erty,
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In Bladea County st the resdsoes Of the boS4 nsos
on the 2sd ult, BY Rev. E. .. Johnson SerRt .M
ter Of Col David and ssha Underwood,
son county. '~i'-t.' - - - So x 20 -.