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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-15
WHICH is TIE RIGHT COURSE!

While it is evident TO every sensible
man that the political element of the coun-
try is in reality divided into but two classes
the loyal and disloyal-a question seems
TO have arisen in the minds OF some timid
or sympathizing individuals rs TO the true
course to pursue toward Northern "sym-
pathi2crs' While earnest, unconditional
supporters of the Government have oycry-
where been outspokrn in favor ot a dcci-
dcd policy-huye not hcsitated to say
traitor" when that word alone Expressed
the truc character of AN individual and
have made no effort to make treason ap.
pear less odious than it really is-thcro
is another class, making great professions
OF loyalty, who occasionally use harsh
word in connection with the course Of Val,
landigham and his followers but who are
continually donouncing firm and unswcrN-
ing supporters Of the Administrator; who
labor to "conciliate Northern traitors.
and effect a union between Loyalty aud
Treason clements far less congeuial thau
oil and water. Which policy is more con.
sstcnt? Is the man who denouuc1s
than he who argues that Wrong should he
met 10y " conciliation and compromise? ?'
Is the man who denounces treason wher-
ever found, and urges dH loyal men to drop
minor differences, and unite in mcoudi-
tiOnal support of the Government, more
reprehcnSible than he who endeavors to
persuade loyal men to unite with those
who dcnouuce the Administration as an
Abolition tyranny" aud the war as an
Abolition war?
The sentiments of the JovRNAL can not
have been mistaken by any of our readers.
We have not been fearful of offending that
class of individuals who mako great pro,
tessious OF loyalty, yet denomce the Gov,
erumeut, encourage deSertions from the
army, and daily exhibit their sympathy fo,
tie rebels yet we have urged all loyal
men to mite their efforts in supporting the
Government and crushing tue rebellion.
Some loud Union men, whose course
NhS bech sWtH dn 10 gam tho Nutm lllelNg
ship of all opponents OF the Administration
charge us with having caused distuybauc,
in the county, whereby several traitors
have been roughly handled, We are no
aware of my particular cases-we have
not advised or instigated neishborhood
Quarrcls-but if we have, even indirectly
been the means of closing one blatant
traitors mouth, We have not lahored il
vain, but have contributed at least mite
toward suppressing rebellion,
We honestly believe that traitors have
no rights which loyal mon are bound tl
respect" i" that the only place to hurrah fol
jeff. Davis is beyond the lines of the Fed
eral army and that when men wish to cal
our soldiers abolition hirelings," the,
should seek the rebel dominious, aud do +,
under the protection of the rebel flag -anl
such is the sentiment of the great mass o
our army in the field aud the traitors VIII,
don't recognize these facts aud act accord
ingly arc alone to be held responsible fol
the consequences.
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THE SITUATION AT CHARLESTON.

\ correspondent of the Baltimore dDicr-
.c,,a, writing from Port Royal under date OF
April | , says that the number Of guns now
mounted by the rebels along the five miles
of approach 10 Charleston are estimated at
nearly four hundred, including those at
Sumter. Moutric. Cummings Point. Fort
rinckncy and battery commanding the
middle ground near the city. There are
also said to be guns and mortars mounted
on the Charleston Battery. which has fine
front on the approaches to the city. Tho
troops now assembled at and near Charles.
ton for Its defense are reported to number
scvcnty.fvc thousand 1t is presumed that
both troops and guns will be brought from
Savannah to Join in the defense
There is no doubt, therefore, that the at.
tack ON Charleston will be The greatest lra-
val undertaking in the history of the world,
Against these four hundred guns our iron
clads will bc able to bring to bear not more
than thirty, though it is doubtful whether
more than sixty OF their guns can he
brought to bear ON the fleet at amy one time,
Still. to reach the upper works, if such
shuuld lee the course adopted, they VIII be
compelled to run the gauntlet of all these
immense batteries.
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Quebec. In 1883, tho claim of England to
the Northwestern Territory was signed
to the United States.
General llarmer's unsuccessful expedi.
ton against the Indians, undertaken from
Fort Washington, now in the limits of Gin.
cinnati occurred in the year 1890. This
was followed by st. Clair's still more disas.
trous campaign in 1891. General Wayne
in 1894, wiped out these disgraceful defeats
by successful attack on the Indians at
tho rapids of the Maumee, This victory
was speedily followed by peace honorable
to tho whites.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-15

\ PaENoNENoN.-On Friday evening,
April ;, about hait-paSt nine o'clock, there
Was observed in the east, at an elevation
of about torty-ivc degrees above tho hori.
zon, one of the most beautiful and brilliant
mo,cors ever witnessed in this locality.
It's direction Was northeast, and it moved
with less rapidity than any before wit.
nossed. Its diameter eQualed that Of large
sized saucer and its light, at first bril-.
liant white, gradually changed to a purple
or blush tingo. Ii was visible for about
two or three seconds, There was n trail
accompanying it, but it appeared ike ball
OF fire floating in the air This is larger
aud more beautiful than that observed in
tho southwest about eight years ago
LMcD.gah Gazette
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THE NEWS.

The soldiers of Ohio are allowed to vote. On
las, Saturday evening the Act providing for taking
the ,otc Of the Ohio soldiers in the army become
law. This is glorious news, and whs, our gallant
boys deserve.
One Confederate and four English steamers have
lately been captured by our blockadng feet. The
good work goes bravcy on.
Richmond is the scene Of fearful bread riots. A
refugee who left Richmond last Tuesday has ar
rived in our lines. The bread riot in that city was
witnessed by him. 1t caused the greatest constcr.
nation among the authorities. The women were
the heads Of families Of the working classes, who
were actually starving, many having been com
PEELED TO beg on the streets. A repetition of the
demonstration is feared, and every prccaution is
being taken to avoid IT, The effect upon the troops
was very demorNlizing, the men being very clam
orous and demanding that their families should be
fed.
The New York Times publishes an extra con
tanning detailed account of the fight ut Charles
ton. II says "The result of the reconnaissance
proves the utter insuicicncy OF the iron clad fleet
TO take Charleston alone" The NnhNnt received
30 wounds, several being bad fractures. The
Passaic was also wounded severely in her turrct
and pilot-house. The NantuckotS turrct was 50
iarred that her port could not be opened, render
ing her l5-inch gun useless. None Of the other
Monitors were disabled.
There are eleven large holes in the side OF Fort
Sumter apparently running through the walls.
The entire firing only amounted to 80 rounds.
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1865.
1868 1865.
= pri Mg Ira ii G /!
THE AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
PERRNSBUnG, ONO.
PERRYSBUnG, ONO,

Headquarters for the best and latest improved
FARM IMPLE EAENTS;
WhsrO can &c found. at all times, full assortment
OF everything in the line Of Agricultural lmple-
Rents aud desire to impress it upon the mind of
every Farmer that it will be to his interest to pur.
chase Farm Tools and Machinery at the above us
adjustment. There he can have picking choice.
aud everything | sell is of the
ERY BEST;
Aud slways stand roady To make anything good
that does nut prove rs r0pres ented.
reUurn my thanks to the Farmers of fWoOd County
for the liberal support and patronage given the g
ricultural Warehouse since il was eStablishd, one
year ago; and hope, with my increased facilities
for doing business, and close application TO the wants
OF the Farmers, TO merit the patronage Of my old
customers, apd host OF new ones.
D, KREPS.
FsTryse1rg, March lS' sssS' osly
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TuE Nchmond EHQnirer, arguing against
reconstruction and union of the South
with the Northwest says;
To bring in the Northwestern States
would bring in Wade and Giddugs, and
Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, Abraham
would be our next President, He is a
resident of Springfield when at home. lie
e \t"r aught We know Illinois lavoritc
SON. These Northwestern States are moro
populouS than the Southern States. So
President Davis would be succeeded by
President Lincom hut We beg pardon.
We believe in ghostS-a hundred thousand
ghosts would rise 10 shrek into our ears
their cNccraticn against this immcasurahlc
utamv,
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How 10 TAKE NIcESBuRG A correspond
cnt of the Chicago 7j'iLUnc says he heard Il
distinguished officer of the Army of the
Mississippi rcmark that if he had eighty
thousand Northern rebel Democrats, brig
AIDED and down there he would take Nicks.
burg inside Of ten days, or lose every man in
the attempt, ud he ~oHhi"i care Il d."
,rJj,I ="
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Central Ohio Conference Seminary,
VI NEE CITY, OHIO.

VNIIE Spring Term Of this Institution commenced
l. on Tuesday the 18th inst, under the Princ-
palship of r. B. Pope, A. b., aided by able
assistants.
The Trustees confidently expect, under present
and future Board OF Instructors, that the fnsttu-
ton will maintain the high reputation it has here
tofore enjoyed under the Principalship of Prof
liett, lately resigned and continue to deserve in
creasng patronage. Good board can be had at
reasonable prices. Tuition low as at other like
Institutions.
BY order of Ex-lIoard Of Trustees.
II. BURRITT, Sec'y.
hnumee City, o., April Is, 1868. Sob
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Fish! Fish!
IO! FOR TIE ARMY!
A Rare Chance to Purchase


TNlIE finest and most desirable farm in the
i county, consisting of 200 acres well improved
ridge and prairie land, (120 acres Of which is in
grass, together with so acres Of wood land pas
ture. The dwelling is large framed gothic struc-
turc, of 43 feet front and 20 feet rear which embra
ces besides extensive cellaragc, brick ice-house,
wood-house, and every convenience for large
family. The walls of the rooms in the residence
are IL feet in height, and the woodwork grained
in imitation of oak. Surrounding the residence
are, fruiting and growing, an almost endless vari-
ETY. of dwarf and standard pears, cherries, grapes,
ornamental evergreen and dGcduous trees. The
barn, besides having capacity for storing 80 tons of
hay, is adapted for tying 10 head of horses and 40
head of large cattle, besides extensive shedding.
The orchard consists of three hundred apple and
pear trees, embracing almost every variety of sum-
mer, fall, and bookkeeping fruit, Just coming into
full bearing. The farm is admirably situated in
reference to convenences-roads,d drainage, Post
Office, schools, railroads; with an abundance of
cisern WELL and stock water stock scales, and, in
short. every convenience that ingenuity could sug
| gest. Must be sold soon, as am going into the
| army, and wish to rid my family of its care. A
! large portion of the purchase money may remain
upon mortgage.
| of years, for nearly per cent on the price.
LEWIS H. CASS.
Portage, Wood Co., o., March l6, 1868.
! 7 HAVE also another farm, five miles distant
/ l. of lG0 acres of woodland and 40 acres of wet
PRAIRIE upon which is very convenient,
framed dwelling, of moderate size, and so bearing
apple trees, with about 2j acres under improve
ment. In a first-rate locally for stock raising.
Price Slj per acre. A large portion of the pur.
| chase money may remain upon mortgage.
\ I EASS
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DRoBATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby
L given that Samuel Kyser, Administrator of the
estate of John Kyser, deceased has this dav filed,
in the Probate Office of Wood County, Ohio, his
final accounts which will be for hearing on the 9th
day OF May, A. d. 1868.
SAMUEL KYSER, Administrator.
JoHNsoN McGowEN Attorneys.
PtrTysburg Apr 5, 1868. 4od
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Severe rish, IN Ro,ccrnn., Department

force attacked General Granger to-day at
Franklin. After severe fighting for two
hours, the rcbols rcueated. leaving their
dead and wounded oH the field The casual
ties on either side are not yet known
Near Lavergue, to-day, the passenger
train on the Nashville and Chattanooga
road was attacked 10y a rebel force of not
less than two hundred Twelve or fifteen
of the train guard were killed and wounded,
tho train destroyed, aud the track torn up.
It is reported thNta rebel force also At
tackled the trains on the Louisville road.
and ran them OH the track.
Two hundred aul twenty-five rebel pris-
oucrs left here for Louisville this ulornms.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-15

FoRr MoNRoE, April l2.-The steamer
Pauldms has arrived from Morehead City,
No communication has been received at
NCwbcm from Gen, Foster, since WcdncS,
day nights women and children are leaving
Ncwhern 1,OO0 troops attempting 10 reach
Washington from Ncwhern, wore driven
hack on "Wednesday eight miles, with the
from General Foster state that the robols
had sent in three flags of truce for him 10
surrender Washington, Fosters reply TO the
last was to send no more lags; it they did he
would oaptars them. aud II ,hoy wanted
Washington, To como aud taks it,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-15

pESrrruoN AMONG ruE REBns.--A mes,
sage from Gov, Bonhan, of South Collua.
transmitted TO the Legislature, April 3,wouli
suffice, were other proof wanting, TO show
the deSumIion from which the robelS are suf-
taripS lie s,atos he has called the l.egisla-
tnre together for the oNpross purpose OF
considering pJopor measures TO be taken TO
provide for the susIeuaDce OF oar army and
the people.
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Mnumes City, o., April is, 1868.
GALE OF SECTION 10.

The undersigned will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House, in Wood
county, Ohio, on the 22d day of May next, the un-
sold portion Of School Section 49, town north
range IL east, appraised as follows, to-wit:
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NNIN4NII V"tI'I1T7J 4NV'HT1TIIo0T MT N
JOuN'SOS MCGowEN, Attorneys. 1Se
a OM'NlNrWAToR's SALE OF REAL


"a Esq 1-ATE.
BY order Of the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
County, Ohio, will, on the 25th day of April, A.
d. 1863 at O'Clock p. NJ, ON the premises herein
after described Gler for sale, to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property of Nicho-
las Holtz, deceased, to-wit:
The west half OF the southeast quarter of section
No. q, in township } north, OF range No. IL east
and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section No. "a, township 3 north, range No. II
east--in Wood county, Ohio, and containing in all
l2O acres of land.
Appraised at S4,50O-Suhject to the widow
dover.
Terms of Sale-One-third, cash in hand; bal
ance in one and two years. Back payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
At the same time and place the dover of Eliza
beth Holtz will be offered for sale on reasonable
terms. =. NJ. CHlLCOIE, Admr.
MURRAY & PRICE, Attorneys. 49d
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SUgaA'-Cane Seed!

INHINESE SORGO- SOUTHERN OHIO
y Raised by +. 5. Rickers; entirely reliable
This seed was produced with the utmost care by
one of the most intelligent and judcious cultivators
IN the West. Purchasers may depend upon its SUI
p'ror properties and absolute purity. Stock small
order soon.
orAHElrANi OR, ILLINOIS SUGAR-CANE
SEED.
have ON han! 4 small stock of this new variety
Of Cane Seed on t. =. The remarkable tendency
OF this seed To granu,'' is clearly established and
the property is so imNy mt that it should be devel-
ope,d to It's utmost Thu seed is the genuine, So
called, "Otaheitan."
d. KREPS.
telrySOurg, Aprh y, lShj. oclv
GEORGE MAWER,S ESTATE,
Notice is hereby given that have been opnoint
ed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of
George Mawer, late Of Wood county, Ohio, d..
ceased, All persons interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
JOSIAH Il, KUDER, Administrator.
March Il, 1861. 47d@
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a DMINIsTHATRIx,s SALE.

In pursuance of an order of sale, issued from the
Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, will offer
at public auction, the 3Oth day of April, a. d.
1863. at O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, on the premi-
ses, the following described real estate, to wit
The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of section a. township ), range IL east, i'll said
county of Wood, and State of Ohio.
appraised at 81 900.
TSrms made known on day of sale.
SARAH CABLE, Administrative.
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TERMS OF SALE-One twelfth of the purchase
money to be paid at the time of sale and the bal
ance in twelve equal annual insallments, with an
nual interest. No bid will be taken for less than
the appraised value.
Sale to commence at | O'Clock p. NJ.
+ ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, April 6, 1853. 50f
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

ON MONDAY MORNING, March 3Oth, the un-
\Jdersigned lost pocket book, between the toll
gate and his residence nine miles st of Perrys-
burg, ON the pike. The pocket book was medium
sized, well worn calf and contained between nine
teen and thirty dollars. 1t also contained receipt
for about two hundred dollars worth offur, given bv
Julius Bun.
Any one finding the above will be well rewarded
ON leaving il at the Journal office or ut my resi-
dGnce.
SOC. j. V. SMITH
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FIR. MILLER d CO!
PerysburS. October "a, lse2.
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h)OAD NOTlCE.-Notcc is hereby given that
IN application will be made to the Commission
ers of Wood County, Ohio, at their stated meeting
in juno next, for view and survey of a county
road, to commence at the center of i road on the
line between sections 10 and 3O 20 and go, q and
Is, .: and p, in town A. United States Reserve at
the interior of said sections 81 %, 81 and
2S; thence south, On the section line to the west
quarter post of said section -, ntcrsecting AN cas-
and west township road, whereat to terminate.
JOHN SlIANER, and others
perrysburg Township, April &, 1863 jOd'
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s=ss'N Notice oE' Market reports in to-day's paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices
there given.
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n UARDlAN NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
" that have been duly appointed and qualified
guardian Of Margaret Clark Joel Clark and
Alva Clark, h9irs of john Clark deceased
ELIZA NJ. CLARK, Guardian.
April g. 1868. jUdss
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