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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
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hntong the arguments which, from time
immcmoriul," have been advanced 10y the
advocates Of negro slavery, none hasa been
more frequently used. or seemed moro pl1u
sirlc TO the mass Of tho people than that
TIE negro was = greatly inlerioI being, des
titute OF intelligence, incapable Of learning
and we have even heart Shareholders speak
with great sell-Courplicency Of their living
tho instruments, through the institution OF
slavery for Christiani1ing and enlightcn
ing the negro, aud making him useful be-
ing g--.in thc sunny sousc tlot the mmr who
catches a wild horse, and trains him to har.
ness, makes him useful animal
But tlia great rro.slaycry hobby, Of men.
ld degradation of the negro race is in great
danger OF being exploded by the events of
the var. m many places in The southern
States. now within tho lines of our army
schoulo tor the blacks have bccu established
and have mot with grost succuis. Tue
blachs desire to learn, and IN learn under
circumstances which would bc greatly il
not utterly, discourAs lnS TO white luIlla,
in amy locality. Ga this subject, Il Nash
willie letter to the Cincinnati Gdsciic says:
The anxiety Of the blacks lr learn il most re-
nnrkahlc. Many just struggling out Of slavery
hnd idbpfinE constantly for subsistence, pay
readily d1llar per mouth for instruction. The
crowds nbout their school rooms indicate u large
attendance. Intelligent tnonists Of Nashville say
tlat the culorcd schuol' arc better attended and
worc literally sustained than the ordinary white
slave were not started without opposition. Tho
former rulers Of Nashville cudcavorcd tn rcsusci
tate the laws agairst teaching the negroes and to
enforce them against these schools, but they did
not succeed. The schools are prosperous, a nj tho
benevolent Efforts Of many to get mp private. even.
iug aud SUNDAY school classes are responded 20
gratorully. Full-growH men, and women viii
children ~ their arms, hll up their leisure hours
porirE over spelling book or II primary reader
Men in stables, in camp and in the Kitchen, are
daily trymg to spell their way through simple scn.
tcnccs, hopeful Z" bcug able, titor time, 10 read
the Bible aud the newspapers.
Tho great mass of the colorod people seem Ia
have prcmDniun that the day of delycraucc IL
near at hand, and they wish u prepare thctpscre.
IT, enjoy it. Now is the time tor true hearted prac
teal anti-Slavery mon to prove their sincerity
These people need books aud teachers. They need
instruction in rciuvcrcG to all the reatons of life
They especially pccd those instructors who will
teach them self reliance, They have 30 long
Iuukcd M tn others to direct their labor and to
rpud thr,r earnings for them that they ave easily
deceived, chcitcd and led nstrlv. Labor now, in
diciously bestowed, would provo of greater yulu,
than a. any future period, Tor which wo can now
indulge hope
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
THE CONsCRIrTION ACT.

This INV is just now receiving much at
sention in Congress, and that it will ho ma
tcrially changed is evident A dispatch to
tha New York World states that at meet.
ing of the Seuato Military Committee it
was decided to ptrike ont the $500 excmp-
tion clause. and put tho two clpsses into
cue.
Iu an amendment to the Fay and Bounty
bill, introduced by Senator Wilson ou the
18th. tho bouutes are confined to those
enlistiug prior to January, 1861, and after
that date no homties TO substitutes, and
none to enlisted aud drafted mon, except
ing tho bounty of 300 now allowed, viii
be raid.
OF course, no one can tell exactly what
will be done but the people will not long
bo Kept in suspense concerning this mat
tort will eviioutly be decide! before tn,
5th Of january.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE
For 1864. Edited by
T.S.Arthur and Virginia L. Townsend,
Volumes XXIII aud XIV.

The HOME MAGhZlNE ror 1861 will be con.
ductcd in the same spirit that has distinguished il
from the commencement; and continue to unite in
one periodical the attractions and cXcccnCics Of
both the Ladies or Fashion Magazines, as they are
called, aud the griycr literary mouthlios. Or ar.
rupgcnsnis for 1864 iciudc
TMREE ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES, writ
ten expressly for the Home Magazine One of these
viii be by MISS VIRGINIA +. TOWNSEND and
commence in the January Number. Another will
be by T T. S. ARTHUR. And the third from, the per
of MRS. NJ. A. DENISON, writer who has long
been favuritu with the public.
Beside these, OUR LARGE CORPS or TAI,
ENTED WRITER'S will continue to enrich tho
Homo Magazine with shorter stories, poems, essays
and sketches OF life aud character written with the
aim Of blending literary excellence with the higher
teachings Of morality and religion.
ELEGANT ENGRAflNGS appear in every
number, including choice pictures, groups and
characters, prevailing fashions, and alargc variety
Of patterns for garments, embroidery, etc. etc.
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS.
Our Premium Plates tor 1864 large and
beautiful Photographs of "ENANGELlNE'
and "rllE MITHERLESS BARN"
TERMSS2 II year in advance. Two copies for
49, Three for Si Four for S5. Eight, aud one
extra to gettcr-up of club, SO. Twelve ana one cx
ira, SIS. Seventeen, aud one extra, $2G. PRE-
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scterup of three, four five, and ten, dollar clubs
~ In ordering premiums send three rcd stamp;
10 pay postage on same.
Address r. :. Arthur s. CO.,
322 Walnut St, iphhladepa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
THE END or SLAVERY.

Tho conviction that with the Civil War
slavery must cease, has become 50 uuiver.
sal with all who support the Admmistra.
tion and desire the crushing of tle rebel
lion, tlrtt scarcely man can he found TO
raise his voicc in It's support save those
who, from the hogiunins, have sympathiaed
With etnled traitors. The Emancipation
Proclamation virtually hhorates the great
majority Of slaves in the Southern States ,
but in those portions not Included i'm the
Proclamation, emancipation can ouly be ay.
complished by Legislation, and oven it
those sections should adopt emancipation
measures, it would not he q curnplets ua,
tloRal abolition OF the institution a. hu.
man slavery which alone can l-a eGe, ted
by an amendment of the Constitution. Il
is With pleasure, therefore, that We NOTICE
that Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts,, has
introduced into Congress tho following pro
posed amendment
BE it enacted by the Senate aud House of Ceprc
sentatiyeS of tho Cuted States ct America, IN Con
gress assembled. two thirds ~ both Houses cHu.
curing, That the following article b. prpoScd a.
the Legislatures ui the several States aB awrpd
ulept to tue Cons'itatiun of the United StttCs,
whioh, when ratified by three ,fuurths uf sapi
Legislatures, shall be valid TO all iutents and pur
poses a. part Of said Constitution, namely, Artl.
eie lS :
sIc. l. Slavery, being incompatible with frve
government, il is forever prohibited, and nvoluu-
tary shall be permitted 0nly as punishment for
crime.
SIC. 2. Congress shall have povos to enforce
the foregoing section Of this article " appropriate
lsgisleiioa.
fto incorporation of this into the Cousti,
tuition would be fitting and glopious CON
olusion of the wicked and causeless re
bellion--for while it will be strictly IN
keeping with the dictates Of himaHity, il
will also be a just retribution upon tn,
heads Of those who plotted and have ot
tempted the ruin Of their oouLtry
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
OUR PRISONERS.

ToIogrlphic uowS states that the rebcI
autholiten havo forwarded to Fortress
Monroe, letters slgued by Lieut.CoIonel
Sandersuu LiouteuantCotpne Van Schya.
der, Lieutenant Colonel Hunter, and Colonel
J. f. Boyd, prisonors at Richmond, in which
they certify th"i ny To l'cccmber 9Th, the
date of tho letters, the instructions for the
delivery and distribution OF food from the
North to their fellow prisoners has been
faithfully complied with, and that in regard
TO the clothing sent, every facility for the
inspection of ,hc prisoners and tho dstrl-
button OF the clothing has been afforded by
the rebel authorities"
We last week Published lengthy letter
from Wood County officer in Libby Pri-
son, the closing portion of which was
written November lith, Tho letter stated
that "Coloucl Sandcrson and Colonel Til.
den Of tho Potomac Army represented
thtt the prisoners here had enough to eat,
and that OF good quality, and thereby
brought upon themselves the scorn and
contempt of all their prison Mates The
letter also stated that these two officers had
been separated from the rest Of the prison
crs, and had a room Ivy Themselves. 1t is
moro than probable, therefore, that the
above officers, to secure their own comfort,
arc allowing themselves to be used Ivy the
rebel authorities, to create the impresson
in the North that our suffering men in rebel
hands, are comfortable and well provided
f,r
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
SANITARY FAIR.

The Great Western Sanitary Fair com.
menced az Cincinnati on Monday last. aud
will continue through the Holidays. Fix
seusive arrangements have been made, aud
there ia no doubt that it will prove com
plets success. The proceeds VIII bo DOM.
ted to the Cincinnati Branch of tho L. s.
Sanitary Commission, to aii them in the
good work Of allevntinS tlre sulferings Of
our soldiers, in camp and hospital. Let
she noble enterprise be we'll patronizcd,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
REuEF. PIRATES.

On tho 1th inst, tic steamer Chesapeake,
on her way from New York to Portland,
was captured hy number of robols who
had taken passage at New York. They
empowered the crew, killed and wounded
some of tho officers, and scnt others on
shore
As soon AZ possible, our cruisers were
sont in pursuit, and she has boon rocaptured
III Sambro lIarbor, twenty miles from Hall
fax, by the U. s. steamer Ella and Ann" ."
All but three of her pirate crew escaped to
shore.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
Re.rlt, cfnRccrlil,nr I,nih.

An expedition mlcr Colonel Briggs of
the 1874 Illinois left Naysvillo, Tenn. Nov.
To- struck the tennessee river vt Whites
horo, lE1d sklunish with the rebels ON the
lttl, 'slll,d and wounded several und reayh
ed slHtsNlsr 'ty neNt day with lOu hcI
OF tat cattle, so0 hogs, 800 sheep, 80 hor-
scs and mules, and 3sV negroes The ne.
S'''s with esr previously ia camp, were
se"' 81 MlWlrceshoro, lo complete the reg.
hnen' forming thyre, liJc RAIDERS also de
s'r"y'd 1000 bushels - corn the yclcls had
brought to derives eldp south.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
LATEST NEMs.

Gen Burnside and staff arrived at Cincinnati On
Friday last, an route FOR Washington.
There is no news from Tcyas, except the capture
Of Fort Esparencz, Mangorla Bay.
Lees army lies in its old position nj Orange
Court Housc, with cavalry vidcts UP to the Rupi.
das.
General Butler has commenced the enrolment IT
all the aide bodied uegrpcs in his department, with
a view doubtless 70 conscriptiou.
The t-tnl ra,btl loss N the late battle near Chat
tsnuoga. IS cstiun-t1a by rebel corr,pondcn,
at over four thousand.
The Richmond EcrHrtsr is cn-agcd over thc
universal conScrpuon mrasato urw pouding IN
the rebel Congress Il gpys the people viii staryc
iC il is carried out.
In Washington, last Sunday aftcrroon, the f1ng
raj Of Major.Grncra Butord took place, aud was
largely attended Eight Major Generals aclod rs
rlll-bcarers President Lincoln attended the scr.
vices.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
rnEsInENT,a PROCLAMATION.

The Plooamation ISSUED by the President
IN connection with his late Message, s said
70 he already producing good effect among
those who have formerly been followers of
jeff Davis A Chattancoga dispatch 60 the
Cincinnati G1r'ite, etates that it IL hlghly
satisfactory to many robel prisoners there
and they say that if Confederate soldiers
see IT, they will flock into the Union from
which they are now kept by fear of punish.
mani
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
Agricultural Warehouse,
FARMERS HEADQUARTERS
FOR AL hNps or
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.

fIUE undersigned wishes 70 make Gl,s ackpowl-
edEcmeut tor the liberal supportths agricultural
Warehouse has received sim its Inauguration in
1851. 1t was then ouly an ,Npcrimert many ct
my niCn,S predicting would not hc suppuTted) ;
nov il iSa 'sFTNT0 FAar' .g,t with two AMI halt
years CNI Ieriouvc aud Increased tasilitcs fOy pgu
curing the very bcs, Implements and Machinery in
the country, viii b. better prepared than ever to
supply my customers with any thing and every
rhjn- thcl may want. ! can supply. not uuly
barmcrS, but Mechanics, with Machinery for man
Waciw1ug purposes, no matter what Kind or de
scrlption. II is impossible % ouumorate articles to
any extent in - newspaper adye rtiscmemt, but /
viii say u ou, worl Ii yea want ANY rHNG, ~
10 the Agricultural Warehouse, where it will bg
furnished an short notice, aud az manufacturers
prices.
am uow sclhEg . sHperior artrle nf WOOD
SAVING MACHINES that every body likes :.
OruSS-Cut aud Circular, for two and four lIurses,
water or steam Power.
Also, HAY, STRAW and STALK CUTTERS -
Cninu.lnS Patent, Empire, Rochester and Univor-
sal. No farmer can afford 10 be without Que. Itis
TIC testimony Of all that have aud are using them,
that they save at least one.haG the feed. The
amount oi teed saved will pay ior them in = short
time.
ORNAMENTAL FORGE AND SUCTION
PUMPS, for Wells and CIsteus. Tho cheapest
Pump over ohered, aud the only one that will no,
get out 1t repair M hceIe up in winter
STEAM ENGlNES, lrum 1 20 iO-hur-c power,
ani STEAM SAW MILLS, from the very bast
manufacturers in the country.
Will say again, II vou want anv thing in The,
i'Ae OF M"'hucry, 90 20 the Agricultural Wate-
house.
n. KRBPs.
rcrrv@DUrc December . 1868 -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
Guardians Sale of Rear Estate

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
l Seneca County, Ohio, made on the / ith dag OF
Guardian of Laura E, Cory, against her ward, the
undersigned will, on the 2Sth day of December
a. d. S63, between the hours of l9o'cock A. NJ.
and 1 O'Clock p. Vi. OF said day. on the premises
offer at public SAKE the following described real es.
tate in the county Of Wood aud State of Ohio, TO-
wit The southwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of Section twentytour l2i), in Township three
(5), north of Range twelve tl2), in said Wood Couu-
~, Ohio containing forty acres more or less.
Terms of Sale-Ouc third cash on the day OF
SALE one-third in one aud one-third in two years
from the day Of sale, to be secured by a mortgage
the premises sold, and the deferred pay nents Il
bear interest at the rate Of six per centum per an
mum, payable annually. Appraised at $780,
SOPHIA CORY,
Guardian of Laura l.. Cory.
Titl.u, e., November 20, 1863. SOeSi to-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
rnlM A,cldcnt IN InI,n,o,r,, ,,lDnd

S,vHr days since auumhyr ot mvu. soldiers
and others were engaged in the erection ot
bL'ldirS on the island, and htl got the
to0i pSriaH" ON, w0,n y Viu.eHt gale came
op and demolished tho building Several
~ 1he men were crushed uader the timLers.
tne man named Knox, a resident Of San.
dnsNy, and Belonging to the Hoffman Bat.
,-'',oo, "7d another man lolurgjug 70 the
RON -NN"1Y, WeJa N''gl outright Several
others were badly injured
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
CHARLES w. HILL,
AdJu,lut General Of OHIO.


CuAmrsroN. $. c., Doc. l3. Gilmore
again Shclled Charleston on Thursday night,
throwing u number of shells into different
parts of the city, without much damage
Al the rebel batteries opened, aud q heavy
brmhaJlWeut cnsGci TOR several hours.
a heavy s.ora has again becN washing
away tho gebsl ohs,rucioua. and vrs,
toyday largo number ot heavy timbcrs,
holtcd together With huou, camc down with
the tlde. They we're secursi and towrd
to the shore hy our tugs. Tho amount OF
timber that came dowris So large that il is
believed tho obsuuctious arc severely dam.
AGED
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
SOLDIERS, VOTING LAW.

Columbus dispatch To the Cincinnati
G1.c0e, states that tho candidates on the
Wyandotte County rnion Ticket, have ap.
Piled to the supreme Court for q writ OF
mandamns, to compel U,e clerk Of that
county to oount the soldiers vote. The
ease was TO be argued yesterday, 29i
INST The decision will, Of courBo, tost the
conshtutioualty of the law.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23

II is reported that the Democratic mem
hers Of Congress have had consultation
ON the forlorn condition II the pUrty, and
have resolved to try so rCsuCitUtc il Ivy
painting its face for war, binding up the
scalp-)ock, performing the war-dance, and
Sereeuhjng the war,whoop. The peace and
surrender policy has failed and now we are
to have the dodge of a vigorous prosccu,
toa of the war played Ths puyty which
has protcssod to hellcvc the war To put
down rebellion useleSs, &trociuus and I'M
constitutional IS now going to profess t. b,
most Jealous for way, in tho hope that the
parry may win hv it Cincinnati Gd-rttc.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
-. .
Militia NotICC.
GERTRAL llp'QWS STATE ~ ONO,
AnUrANr GENCRAL'S OFFICE,
Con I-NIBIrS Dec H. 1869


ColUMBUS, Dec. II, 1868.
io me ropnmdnp" n lolpeircr urd LaroV,i Ma
ia Of tie State:
The timo has passed Within which all Command
ants should have made their annual reports IL
these Headquarters, and hut r few days more re-.
main during which the Ndjuant General is re,
CURED Ia make his annual report to the Governor.
All Commandauts, who are Delinquent in this
matter, are now liable to punishment hy fine, or tc
arrest aud trial hy CoCt Martial tcr failure in the
performance of duty. Further Indulgence ciiE not bs
granted, except in cases where a satisfactory rca.
SON ior delay is given.
Not another day can be taken by any Command
ant, having report to make, or complete, without
showing an indispensable necessity for delay
As 1t is OF the first Importance that every return
now due, should he scut in Immediately, the news
papers are requested to contribute an early am
prominent publication Of this notice, in aid of To,
public service.
CHARLES w. NIL,
Aiiutlrt Ipnpy,l of O',l,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23

AoRsNs crossed tho Tcuuesscte river
above Chattanooga. He came near being
captured. Two OF his officers aul thirteen
OF his escort wcro taken. Morgan was
mounted cH = '2ss horse, prsscurcd 10 n.n
oE h'nu"ky symra.hiser. Our cavalry
were securing the country south og thc Ton
nessec lu search OF him
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Picty~De Of the 9th,
has news of the recapturc Of Puoba by Ju.
are1's & forces, aud that Comourort was adj
vancing against the ltcnoh. The French
IN Tampico arc in state Of siege, aud have
there lost 500 mon bY yelnM luver.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
GROUP.


MN NtNrN, December II, 1889,
Having been taught that medicines. IN order t.
he valuable, must originate with some particular
faculty az school, we considered pAtvut medicines
$50 called, 4 humhug, until after losing our be.
.or,d ehi,N NTH Group, We were tnrcrd by the suf-
icr,ng ot another, h,m the same disease, aud the
advice oi trCuis, To try Coo Cough BAlSIm. Lat
Gle Eddie had gouc, AMI, though wr Ovcd h,,l, We
would not call him from his Guc; rest tn share the
SORROWS at this guir.cndy world Ru' Wlhr, /,
thrvc NJ remedy lo7 ,hecF We tnuul II in Goes
CoHgh BIsam. II relieved h,m in about tMcnt,
minutes ~ our grcatoy, and thc surprise Of others
We can uot hc hired Co dispense with this priceless
blessing, and we arc glad tn learn that Mr. C0e hl,
made aIrangcwos,s with parties, whereby v lai,
hvvoHto more cNICa~'yr,v SUvwu, In view oi IA :
let r'' say to ever, I1r1ut, when your chld is sur
lermg with Group, give this Bats am give 20 freely
1--we dId not belryo IL Co h, thc hcst vvr,ay to
you we certainly wouAlr rot say ii.
Euly youys. EDWARD GWlNEII,
MERCY GWlNElL.
iorsalv hy Druggists cyerNNhcrr.
G. G.. CLARK y co. prnpriy,ors
New Haven, { aus.
Sec advertisement lp aw,hcr column. 3t,
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s:rEe Of Real Estate.

DIV virtue of an order Of sale issued by the Fro
- bate Court Of Wood County, and to me dir, CT
od will offer for sale the premises, the 3Of
day of December, A. D. 1858, between the hours
of one and two o'clock T. NJ, the following dc
sCrihed real estate
Being the northwest part of the southeast quar-,
ter of fractional section No. TO- Township s, Range
II east. in Wood County and State of Ohio, con
tanning five acres Of land.
Conditions made known on the day of sale hy
T. y. ALEXANDER, Guardian Of
Hurdah j. Joiley aud Thomas Milo Joliey.
JoHNsoN McGOwES Attorneys
rurTysburr, December lS6S Sl1
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23

SowE people, 'ajd rod-u, sod iu,h
vidS',l, harauSuir- 'hree or four bysi..n,yor
waste their wouey ia charity others
squauder theirs In supporting wives and
iam,ScS but as lcr ne save miuo TO buy
splrlJs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
Terms Of the Ohio Farmer.
OHIO CULTIVATION.

The Goth volume Of thc VF!IO GUILTY. ATUR
will commence with the January number, 1861. II
Is a Monthly, of % large double column pages per
runbcr, made up of the choicest matt from the
ONO Farmer, and suited exactly to the wants Of
the Farmer, Stcck-raiser, &c. The terms of the
CULTlNATOR are-iur a Single Copy, 81 cents,
or 50 for Ten Copics and an additional copy, to-
gcther with the unbound volume Tor 1858, to the
gettcr-up Of the Club.
.5y" For either Publication, send in your Clubs
early. Address
OIEIO FARMER,
EI LNEI.ANn NlhlN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23

CoLoNEL JENNISoN, of H,,neas. is to raisc
a brigade of uovls un,lcr she Last call OF
the President.
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'onn "''' CLARK County Common Pleas.
Henry Hell ctaLl no. lfs''J
DURSUANT Ia an order of sale, to me directed,
l FROM the Coast st COmraom Pleas of Clark
County, Ohio, will sell at public auction, at tho
door Of the COutt house in the town of Perrysburg
Wood County, Ohio, on
SATU RDAY, December 26, 4. d. 1868,
At one O'Clock L. NJ, the following real estate, in
said county of Weed, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of Section nineteen U9(
Township six t6), Range eleven III containing lot
acres of land, more or less.
Terms of Sale One third sash the residue il
two equal annual payments deferred payments t.
bear interest, aud secured by mortgage on the
premises, Appraised at $50,
JAMES FLEMING.
Sheriff of CLARK County, Ohio
SrsNCE & McGAFFEY, Attiys for Plaintiff
Springfield, a., November 20, 1868. 30cSi f0
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Tur maioriles for the Union tickets in
the nineteen States which haSo hell cleo.
tions during the past seven months, amour.
to 80 OnO
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A bMINISTHATORN NOTICE. Notice
- IS hereby given thit1 have been duly appointed
aud qualified as Admin strator ac bonis non the
estete or Chester Moore late OF Wood County Ohio,
deceRsod. All persons interested Will govern them
selves accordingly. sEPT1MUS MAWER
Decorator 1919