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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-13

EARLY SowING.-A few bright, warm days,
as always occur the latter part of April are
usually sufficient to bring on an attack of
the planting fever The garden must be
plowed or spaded, beds laid off, and in SO
the beets, carrots, parsnips, otc. They find
a cold bed, the soil is packed over them by
repeated rains, aud many of the seeds rot
outright, or the slender germs fail to lit tho
soil pressing upon them. ltis far better to
leave sowing most seeds until the ground
is dry and warm. A few OF the hardy sorts
such are early peas, potatoes, onions, let
tuce, tomatoes, radishes, spinach satisfy
etc, may be put in during the month Of
April, but May 18th is sufficiently early for
the most of seeds. They will then come
mp quickly and grow rapidly; every one
knows, that quick grown vegetable is fal
better than one which has taken Who'll,
season to mature. Bcets for late fall anC
winter use do best when sown from th'
first to the middle OF June, - America'
AgricuhlTiH
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TO Rim T. IL y .

~ UERNSEY POWER PRESS FOR SALE
VI hrst-rate Guernsey Power Press, with
Chases and iron side furniture, all as good new,
can be had very low tor cash in hand, by applying
at this Office where the Press can be Scen and all
desired information procured ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-13

In all the experiences of tho saints, there
is universal oneness, aud vets beautiful
variety.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-13
Ten Rules to be Observed I'm
Making Butter.

In making good butter there are several
nice operations to he gone through with
which require an eye to cleanliness. fore
thought and some little experience.
|, On milking clean, fast, yet gently, reg
ularly twice q day, depends the success
of the dairyman, Bad mixers should not
he tolerated in herd; better pay double the
price for good ones
2. Sraining is quite simple, but it should
be borne in mind that two pans about half
full each will produce greater amount OF
cream than the same milk if in but one pan /:
the reason of this is the greater surface.
,, Scalding is quite an important Feature
in the way of making butter in cool
weather; the cream rises much quicker, the
milk keeps sweet much longer the butter
is of bottcr color, and churus in half
the time.
4. Skmming must always he done before
the milk becomes loppcred, otherwise
much of the cream turns into whey and is
lost.
s. Chmning, whether by hand or other
wise, should occupy forty or fifty minutes.
6. Washing in cold soft water is one of its
preserving qualities, and should be cnntin-
ued until it shows no color of the milk 10y
the use of the ladle; very hard water is
highly charged with limo, and must in u
measure impart TO it alkaline properties.
T. Sailing is necessarily done with thc
best kind of ground salt; quantity varies
according to the state it is taken from the
churn if soft. more if hard, less always
taking the taste for the surest guide.
g. First working, after about twcnty-four
hours is for tho purpose of giving it greater
compactness.
.. Second working takes place at the
time of packing, and when the butter has
dissolved the salt, that the briue may be
worked out.
10, Packing is done with the hands OF
with hutter-mall and when buttcr is pm
into wooden vessels, they should be soakcC
two or three days in strong brine heior,
using, After each packing cover the but
ter with a wet cloth and put layer of sal
upon it in this way the salt can easily b,
removed at any time, by simply taking hOl'
of the edges OF the cloth.
Butter made in this way will keep an!
length of time required, ,-GeaeSee Farmer,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-13

The undersigned will offer for sale at public aue-
ton, at the door OF the Court House, in Wood
county, Ohio, ON the I'D day of May next, the un-
range II east, appraised as follows, to-wit:
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TRUSSES, SHOULDER-BRACES,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS FOR ENLARGED
VEINS OF THE LEG, sc;
INSTRUMENTS FOR ALL DEFORMITIHS.

NEW LEV ER TRUSS
taken the place OF other TrusSes for the Teten.
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upon the principle II lever, IL never loses its
strength. IL Is coated TO prevent rust, IL has pad
on the back which Is so liable to njare the spine and
annoy and chas the wrarer. IL Is u retain the
Rupture, giving ease aud comfort, and eneeting rad
cal cures. Ii is warranted to give satisfaction.
The improved SHOULDER BRACE expands the chest
aud prevents the weArer from becoming round,shoul
dered,
LApIEs' BGLrs Ann ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. BAND,
A0Es and BgIrs of all Kinds, and INSTRUMENTS
DEIukNIras % ruG gOpN,
nR GLOVER OfhCe is No. Ann street, two doors
from broadway, New York CITY.
Persons residing IN the country can be htted with a
Truss or any other instrument, BY forwarding meRsu
10 Or. Glover, No, Ann street, " Y, Strangers
should rArtsularly note the name and No. 5lE
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stock OF
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GALE OF SECTION 10.

The undersigned will offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House, in Wood County, Ohio,
the 2Sd day of day next, all OF the unsold por-
tions OF Section l6, in town NORTH range ls east
appraised as follows, to Wit:
No. Of Lot. Acres. Appraised V Value
2.--..--...-.-.i ~ S3.--. $500 90
Is -.-..... Al l.t5.--...-.... 24O 90
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GALE OF SECTION Ie.

JANIS Murray, Attorney.
Perrysburg, April %, 1868. 5lcS4 40
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
NOTICES.
BENJAMIN G. Cooperl In the Johnson County Dis
U trict Gnnrt- Santnmhar term

Benjamin G. "COPPER" In the johnson County Dis
vs.. trict Court, September term
William Jones. AID. 1868. In chancery.
To William Jones, nonresident defendent. You
are hereby notified that the Plaintiff above named
has filed in the office Of the clerk Of the District
court, within and for johnson eOuhty. his certain
petition and bill of compliant, the object and prayer
of which is to fOreclose q eerlion deed Of trust or
mortgage, by you given said plaintiff, on the follow
ing described real estate, situated in said county
and Territory, towit. The S IL Of IA, Sc3.
13, and W. IL, of N. E IA, Sec. "a, Township 5
Range 10, to secure the payment Of a certain prom
issary note by you executed 60 said plaintiff. for the
sum of $3.50, 90, payable one year after date, with
interest after maturity, at the rate Of twenty-five
per cent per annum, which said note and deed Of
trust or mortgage, bears date each on the 18th day
of July 1859. And you are further notified, that
unless you plead, answer or demur TO said petition
and bill of complaint, on or before the 3lst day Of
August, 1858, the same win be taken as confessed
and a decree of foreclosure, rended by the court in
accordance with the prayer thereof.
ISHAM REAVIS, Sol. for eomp't
July 18, 1858. n~o1-4W-S700.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

MaryE. FOwlerJ In the PawneeC Ou nty District
VS.. Court. September term, A. d.
Dwight Fowler,l 1868. In chancery, bill for divorce.
TOsDwight Fowler, non resident defendant above
named. You will take notice, that the Plaintiff
and complainant in the above stated cause, has fled
in the Office of the clerk Of the District court, in and
for Pawnee County, the certain bill Of complaint,
and petition, the object and prayer of which is to
dissolve, and annull the bonds of matrimOny, sOlem-
nized between you and the aforesaid complainant,
st the town of Conquest in the County Of Csyuga,
and State of New York, ON the I'd day of January,
A. D.. 1850, and for a reasonable allowance as ali
mony from your goods, chattles, and estate, upon
the grounds of wilful and continued desertion for a
period of more than two years, next preceding the
filing of her said bill Of complaint. And you are
further notified that unless you plead answer or de-
muir TO said petition and bill of complaint, on or be-
fore the 3lst day of August 1868, said bill will be
taken as confessed, and q decree Of divorce with a
reasonable allowance as alimony from your estate
as aforesaid, for her support will be rendered as in
said petition prayed for.
ISHAM REAV1S, Solicitor for eompt.
July 18, 1868. nOI-4w-$70O
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
LEGAL. NOTICE.


Benjamin g.. COOper,l In the Pawnee County Dis
w. trict Court, September Term,
Elijah Markee. A. d. 1858. In Chaneery.
To Elijah Markee, non resident defendent above
named You are hereby notified that the plaintiff
in the above stated cause, has fled his certain bill
Of complaint against you, in the District Court, in
and for PaHnee county, the object and prayer Of
which Is TO foreclose a certain mortgage. By you
given the plaintiff on the following described land
situated in said county, to-Wit; The Northwest
quarter Of section %, in Town 8, Range Il, to secure
the payment of a cersain promissory note by you ex
ecuted TO said plaintiff, for the sum Of S5I2, 50, pay
able two years after date, with interest after matu-
rity, at the rate Of twenty-five per cent. per annum,
which note and mortgage bear date each on the 18th
day Of July, A. d 1859. And you are further no
tilted that unless you plead, answer or demur TO
said petition and bill Of complaint. on or before the
3Ist day Of August, 1858, the same win be taken az
confessed, and q decree Of foreclosure rendered by
the court in accordance with the prayer thereof.
ISHAM REAYIS, Sol. for Oomp't.
,JuIv IL. I9B3- n1-AW-Q6 "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
Administrators Notice.

Elizabeth Waters having been appointed Administra-
trix Of the Estate Of Absolem Waters, late Of the coun-
ty Of Pawnee, N. T deceased, Notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against said estate, to
have them on file in the Office OF the Probate Judge Of
Pawneec county, Nebraska Territory, on or before the
18th day Of January, A. D.. 1884, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, the
time set for hearing claims against said estate.
n62- 6w-S3, so Il. q LORE, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
THE ATTENTION OF
FREIGHTERS AND OTHERS
IS DIRECTED TO MY
COOKING SKILLETS, OVENS, &c.
Guttering and spouting.

I am prepared to put p guttering and %spouting, and
all other work Of my line at the shortest notice, and in
a workmanlike manner, which l v warrant to give salts
faction. n3-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
Probate Notice.

Ehsabseh Melvin having been appointed Adminlstra-
triX % me Estate OF James q. Melvin, deceased, notice
Is heroes given to ali persons having claims against
said estate, 10 have them On ale in the once Of the Pro-
bate Judge Of Hemaha county, Nebraska, on or before
NJ the time set for hearing claims against said estate.
nSO-6w-SS,5O CIV. WHEELEE, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08

BLANKS, OF ALL KINDS, Printed and
I'D for sale at the ADVERTISER OFFICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
Fortress Monroe, March 81

xVAUA0Cs NhVuIuos aAatCu Oh.
Gcn. Reyes arrived here this morning
from Washington, and on learning the
state Of affairs ct williamsburg left imme-
diately for his command 1t Yorktown.
We learn from Yorktown to-day that
the rebel force 20, 000 strong, it is stated,
are in front Of williamsburg threatening
an attack u any hour.
Col. Ludlow arrived from City Point
to-day and reports the steamer will be
down tonight with . load of exchanged
politicaaand war citissus.s sae'
The Richmond Examiner Of March Sd
has the following:
Gen. Vsn Dorm reports that Forest
made . spirited visit to Brentford with
his division. He burned the bridges, took
nj the property and arms and captured
300 prisoners, iAclading IS officers. He
lost. thrss killed and IS wounded.
CSignsd.1 BRAxroN BRAGG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
Rebels badly Whipped.
FROM VICKSBURG.
Haines' Bluff Reported to
be Evacuated.
LATER FOREIGN KENS.
New York, April 1.
! A Hilton Head letter of the 9Th inst

) New York, April 1.
A Hilton Head letter of the 9Th inst.
says:
l wrote you one or two days ago of the
alarming restitution existing in the city
of Savannah. Since that We have receiv-
ed into our camps several deserters from
. rebel division at Austin's Bluff and
Thunder Bolt who more than confirm my
statement. They affirm that daily ntions
for troops consist of OF. of bacon and z
Of corn meal. In consequence of their
privations many Of the rebel troops are
falling sick and all are fearing illness.
The last batch of deserters who came
in assert that only tho fact that they are
kept inside the post on duty, the entire
regiment to which they belong would de.
sert. From what is deemed to be q
reliable source learn that all women and
children have been ordered out of Savan-
nah. They left the city Monday and
Tuesday. This measure was induced not
more BY fear Of an attack than BY the in
ability Of The commanding General to sub
sist troops while 80 many non-combat-
tants were 10 be fed.
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W ashlngton, April 1.
Dispatches from the Mississippi Squad
ron, embrace reports from tho Comman-
ders of the several vessels that attempted
to pass Port Hudson on the night of the
l4th Of March, in which il appears that
they had reached the last and most for
midable battery, and were congratulating
Themselves on having gained the turn IN
the river when the Mississippi grounded.
Fearful that this vessel, under the CALLING
fire of the enemy, would fall into their
hands, she was deliberately destroyed by
her commander, after the removal Of iii
on board. private effects were saved.
This mishap to the Mississippi caused q
arrangement Of the well contrived pro.
gramme Of Admiral Farragut for the pas.
sage Of all the vess.l- The fighting Of
all our men is described as in the highest
degree creditable.
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Washington, April /

The Treasury Department win soon i.
sue circulars containing full information
to those desirous Of organizing compa-
MES under the recently enacted banking
and national currency law. Numerous
applications had been made, some speci-
flying the amount OF capital, while others
are deficient in this particular.
First Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Robt. w. Taylor. though confirmed :
month ago. has not yet entered upon biz
duties.
A schooner was captured yesterday in
the lower river engaged IN smuggling be-
tween Maryland and Virginia. Is per
sons we're captured aboard, including sew
eral ex-Washingtonians of notoriety. The
cargo was extensive. consisting Of Qui.
nine, morphine and confederate uniforms,
Internal machines Of novel construction,
blankets, boots. shoes, TO-; also three
mail bags filed with small packages and
1900 letters, some Of. which seriously
compromise various parties in this city
and Maryland. Among the parcels wer'
presents for Mr.. and Mrs. jeff, Davis.
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Especial to Cincinnati Bulletin. |
Philadelphia. Anril l.

u 4
News from Vioksburg and vicinity has
an unfavorabAespect.
Dispatches received here state the ex-
pecition through Steels and Blackwater
bayous into the upper Yaxoo 10 failure.
Admiral Porter succeeded In getting
through Bolts bayou with the gunboats,
and proceeded Is or 20 miles further in
Deer Rolling Forks, when he encoun tered
q small force Of rebels, who INSTRUCTED
the channel. Further progress was i'm
possible without the cooperation of in
fantry, which came up next day. The
enemy had 10 the meantime put trees into
the stream. making it impossible. They
annoyed the gunboats, and seemed to be
gathering in considerable force. Rein
forcemenis Of infantry were marched to
their assistance sa Monday, and coming
up to the beleagured boats, found the lat
ter completely hemwed BY Instructions in
front aud rear. Skirmishing continued
all day, when, the rebels being reinforc-
cd, the gunboats were withdrawn, and
commenced to retreat. The whole force
embarked on transports near the head OF
Black bayou for their return TO Young q
Point.
Federals lost 10 or IL killed and
wounded. Rebel loss unknown, but sup
posed to be considerable.
The Post and Enquirer's Baton Roup,
correspondent makes . statement to Is.
effect that Gen. Banks really made m at
tack on Port Hudson, but was frustrated
by the steamers conveying the troop,
being sucked in by Q crevasse cut BY ii,
rebels, and one. the Morning Light. pu
In imminent peril
The object Of Interpolation, according
70 the correspondent. was to get to til,
noFthward Of the rebel batteries by march
lng around them on the west side Of th
Mississippi.
A Vicksburg letter announces the ve;,
ure Of $500 bales of cotton some 40 mile
from Lake Providence by our forces. :
Every bale was marked G. s. A..
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New York, April |.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American says the
administration confidently expects before
the close Of the week news Of important
successes by our feet in the rear Of
Charleston. If the batteries at Stone can
be taken, tits believed that troops can be
landed and reach the city without assault
ing Sumter and Aoultrie, which being
cut of from their supplies, would fall
without loss of ammunition or vessels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

kO4GEl0N re VS.
New York, April l..
Steamer City Of Washington from Liv-
erpool, 10th, arrived at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Parliament proceedings unimportant.
The Polish question assumes great
prominence. An important French d.
plomatic correspondence is published,
showing the gravity Of the question.
The French Senate il debating petit
tons in favor Of Poland.
An influential meeting in London de-
nounced the course of Russia and called
for cessation and diplomatic interviews
with her until ratification is brought
about.
The Morrinr Post contained threat
ening and VIZ L sr'icle q meeting,
bat the 4 ME. u y .diatcs lLo Idea Ut throw.
ing of intercourse.
Latest per City Of Washington.-An
important engagement occurred on the
10th 1t Louduck, Poland. The Russians
were compelled to retreat, and tho town
was burned. The insurgents numbered
1900.
Polish instructions show no change.
Reports continue insurrectionary.
Other continental news unimportant.
A Polish legion was formed in Lon
don. 1t consists Of Poles who will short
lydepart fully equipped for Poland.
The New York correspondent OF the
Daily News does not see the smallest
signs Of the North ityiny down its arms
or its combining the war TO the question of
. boundary.
The Confederate loan had been formal
ly introduced into market and was very
successful. Il reached 5 per cent. pre-
MUM and attracts much attention and de-
bate. 1t will receive no official sanction
by the stock exchange.
A prize fight had been arranged be.
tween Heenan and King.
LIvERPooL, 19.--Cotton sales days
s, 1000 bales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

Maj. Clarence Prentice, with sub
ordirste officers Of the rebel army, came
into Louisville to-day. They were ar
rested and sent to camp Chase.
The Federal force closely pressing the
rebels, captured lao prisoners near
Stones ford, and recapturcd 1000 head
Of cattle, which the rebels were taking
from Kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
San Francisco, April I.

Osn francisco, April /.
The excitement continues in Napha
and Solano cOuntiss.
Il is believed : number Of secessiouists
have secret organisation, contemplating
some hostile movement. Many loyal cit.
isens have armed. Gen. Wright has or
dered troops from Fort Point 10 iscrease
,he hcnscla garrison. Nothing but reek.
iessness amounting to insanity, could II.
dncc secessionists to make any host;le
demonstrations in this State.
The Assembly has passed bin. pun,
ishiDg privatee-s and aiders Of treasonable
enterprises, fixing Ne death penalty.
During March, 200 gold. silver and
copper mining companies organised il
san Francisco, for the avowsd purpose d
mining 10 California, Nevada and North.
western Mexico, having nominal eepi
Al q upwards Of eighty millions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
Cairo, April /.


The steamer Nebraska, from Younr's
Point, brings the following officers Of tie
ram Lancaster: L. Col. John Ellet,
Capt. Joe Lindny, E. w. Bartlett, Lieut.
Brown. the iirst engineer, who Wa slight
y scalded. Frank E. Ssmmsu lst asst.
snginesx, Geo. Simonds and Weaver "a
Asst. sagissess CT Nevland Sd asst.
engieser - llaItin Coleman 4th asst.
engineer A. u Dennis. the pilot Who
was at to wheel during ne engagement.
a ball struck tho wheel, tearing Is ell p
pieces, vhen he remarked 70 Col, Ellst,
s'Col. tho whesl iGgose; do you want me
70 stay Any longest" VIM. w. walker,
Stewart NJ o.. ~, Osoa, Ewstshmen
and O.. nG0k, dsck hand, aoald-
cd to dealt, Mcdowell. Orderly Sergeant
drowned, Yho1nas KisG lsl lsg shot %.
Part e thsas ssens i = ys1l % ~ Old
isvss "a thinkiag thsy eosld rsaah ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

Providence, April /.
The triumph Of the Republican Union
candidates 10 complete. Smith is elected
Governor, and Messrs. jerks and Dixon
members Of Congress BY handsome ma
jorities. The supporters have a large
majority in both houses Of the Legisla-
ture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
fApesial % nesld.1
] - Washinptot,. March 81

WasninRton. Marcn d.
intelligence received tonight from
Winchester to-day shows that BY resent
rsconnoisnncss i has been aseertAiDed
that there il no rebel force within 81
miles Of that plscs. 4 i
Times Despatch. ltS
Uader stringent enforcement of orders
issnsd recently BY Gen. Heintxlcman,
disloysl inhsbitants Of that vicinity found
il almost impossible TO usintain commu.
nicstion with their friends across the
border.
Z. @. sraulding, Of Buffalo, has been
mentioned u day is q possible appointee
to the vacant office Of Comptroller OF FL
nance. i2&
1t ID said the President positively re-
fuses for the present to grant authority
70 iaise more negro regiments.