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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23
POSITION or COLONEL nIcE.

We call the attention OF our rea,crs to
an article in another column, from tho ka
Ida Sentinel, giving Colonel Rices posi-
ton, by his authority. We publish tll's as
'proof conclusive" that what has heretofore
been said by Union papers concerning Col
onol Roo's position was the truth instead
OF being " tissue of alsehools," as it has
been denounced by tho opposition, This
article will also convince such Union men
as voted for Colonel Rice believing him to
be Union man. that they We're deceived;
aud it will enable them to appreciate tao
vlllainous character of the means and
agents 10y which their deception was ac-
oomplished
We have neither timo or space for an
extended roview of this article, nor is it
neeessary-it speaks plainly FOR itself. To
one seuteuce, however, wo call particular
attention. Speaking of Colonel Rice, the
Sentinel says;
lie has ever expressed himself candid
yand freely for his couNtry, the Oonstitu-
ton and ucCleRm,"
General S,cedman had an interview with
Colonel Rice after which ho wrote u letter
tom. Il, Waite, Esq, saving that Rice was
an unswerving Union man." If Colonel
Rice, as the Sentinel AYERS, has ever eN-
pressed himself cdRdiliy and freely for
-HcC3cR,m," what becomes of amy reputation
Geueral Steedmon may have had for truth,
after making the above statementp WHAT
becomes, also, Of his loyal utterance at
Whites Hall, that ho would support no
man who supported AicCleHdnS Gallant
GeaeralW What becomes of the reputa
tiou OF the Blade asa truthful newspaper
III II ever had such a reputotcn--aItc'
allowing its columns to DC used to impose
these falsehpods upon the public, for th'
purpose of deceiving them, and make then
believe that Colonel Rice was Union man
Instead Of supporter Of Mcclellan, as h'
now eonfesses himself to be-
The article referred to enables us to ap
preeiatcs how much We owe TO our sol
d,v.s in the field for defeating Colonel Rice
mus saving the Tenth District from tn
disgrace of being mlsrepresented in Con
gress by supporter Of Valandigham an
tie Chicago Platform.
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ma. AsnI.EY,s AnDIlEss.

We call the attention OF our readers tc
tie excellent address Of Mr.. Ashley, to the
soliers from tho Tenth Congressional Dis
trict, which will be found in another column
It is timely and ioliciou acknowledge
ment, that the soldiers, while lshting with
the armed enemy in tho front, have whip
ped cowardly AMI sltulking cnemy in the
rear. Lot every one road it.
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The rebel sympathi1mg Montreal gazette
in announcing the decision OF Judge Cour
sal to postpone the case OF the 81, Albans
raiders Wntilthey can hear from Richmond
says tlat, "there was universal satisfactio
in Court AT the decision rendered.
"'rhe accused seemed to regard il in the
light OF triumph, and appeared to be wei
rlveSeu 0t me roSnlt aclltNed 10y the eliort
OF their ceunsol, Tho Young men were
congratulated by some of their acqnahr
tances, and among others, by their friend
George. \. Sanders, who had beon present
every day sthco the inquiry commenced
and who divided with the accused them
selves the attention Of those present il
Court"
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IRAwLING OUT or a SMALL nOLE.

! Numerous instances have Occurad where
convicted forgors, OF those awaiting tri.l,
have escaped through holes which the or.
dipary observer would pronounce far too
small to admit tie body Of an ordinary
persom However, the most oxtiaordin.
io,t Of This kiul, which lms ever co 20 to
II knowledge, occurred on Thursday last,
at Toledo, aud tho "opcrator' was none
oilcr than the dignIiod, high.toned editor
o. the Toledo Bdule II occurred in about
this wise:
On the evening lec1te tho October cleo.
ton ihclc appeared in the Biade lettor
from Colonel Rice, wherein he stated that
he was not IA supporter of Valaudigham,
nor the Chicago Platform. This being in
direct opposition to- the former opinions
and pledges Of Col. Rice, of courso raised
hsdcrable of furor among the Peace
Democracy, and it was only after they had
been privately informed that these por-
tons of the letter had been inserted by
sQme other person than tho author that
they consented to vote for MIR. Rice
This admitted forgery finally reached
tho public ear, ond the Blnie, having pub.
ishcd the letter, was charged with impli-
cation in the forgery, to help the election
of Col. Rice II denied the charge, yet de-
nicd in vain, for it had been guilty of so
many acts OF treachery, that It's word was
considered no more worthy Of confidence
than its honor,
A controversy on this forgery question
sprung up between the Commercial and
Dlate, in which The latter paper was driv-
en- from one position to another until it
was necessarily compelled either to drop
the subject or own up that it had been
gagged in u most contempti5lo scheme
for dtcoivng Union men. And true to
It's natural instincts, IL of course, chose the
former, and on Thursday evening last il
wounl mp az follows:
at is neither necessary nor according to
our tastes, to follow up tho issues OF false
hoods now being concocted TO create n
prejudice against the BL,,le; but in
view of the repeated and persistant
o''1''iSit' W 'liO Syiib"l y, ~ may pO
proper lor 's TO Say' that Ille Doo"e never
rePresehtou Nol' i''ce rs Union man,
nor as a supporter OF me onion TICKET NON
"NS "NS sVoh HHrNEsHNrArloS MADE bf ANY
ONE THROUGH IT'S oobeNSs'
We call the particular attention of our
readers to tho closing portions of the above
extract and asle thom onlv to talse ,be
oa,.a,, ,e a., l...,, a.
noi,,n 80 ay;1,nnna IS ~, ats,,nn 49, c,i,;E.
VT. ~. r,u.,,',. -
p,,J, m,laah ,aa,ta i,ta .N.,',',.,'
,a. -, ,r,;a 1o,,,,,.t,,.,,. ~
49,, p,,,,"ro.t', .,
~ " ~ ''.' 'N' "p'' 80, 10"
GRAZ N'cou'' 4" tNno"s le'ter' WHICH,
among other Ihngs says;
81 found him to b5 stern unswervi g
Union man"
The Blqtie of October 9Th, says:
awe deny that Mr.. Ashley is tho candi.
date OF the Union party, or entitled to our
support as suoh'
inc DSaae d'u not deny that the uh'un
men had cahuldato-and VINO did 1t IN
tehu It's readers should ihior was that Union
candidate, II not Colonel hce
VI l.. L =.
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legal Notice.

SUSANNA and Daniel Ober1orf, residents OF
> the State Of Illinois, and Margaret and William
Roach, residents of the State Of Indiana, will take
notice that Elizabeth Waters and John Waters
Executors Of the last win AMI testament of Jacob
Waters, deceased, ON the 18th day Of November
1854, filed in the Probate Court Of Wood county
Ohio, their petition, allodging that said dcceden
by Ii S said last will, required with other thugs)
the east southeast OF section u and the west south
west OF section %, town ., range east, 1850 acres
more or less, in Wood county, Ohio at the majority
Of his youngest daughter, to be sold byhis said
Executors; that said youngest daughter has fully
arrived at her majority that decedcnts widow still
surviving, dill not elect TO take under said will, and
is entitedto dover in said premses praying an
order 10 appraise, assign dover IN, advertise and
sell the same, as required by said last WILL and
according To law.
Said petition is set for hearing the oath of De-
cember, 1864.
ELIHABETH WATERS and
JOHN WATERS, Executors.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
November II, 1851. 3OeSS 75
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NEW ADVERTISERS a

ID EXEMPTION NOTICE John r. Wilkison,
or his assignees will take notice that C. w Voris
d pos ted in tho 'Trsa ,ury Of Wood County, Ohio
FOrtv-four Dollars So cents, to redeem the sec
ton 81, town north, range east, 1853 acres, sold
al the Delinquent Tax Sale, January 18th, 1862.
GEO. N.PARS0NS, County Auditor
Amllnr'a Ollicn. Wnnd CnmntN. OHM 2ncP
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TOLEDO, Nov, IA, 1864,

A paris lettcr to tho New York Pcrahl
says that Richard Aildrelh, Uaited States
Consul at Trieste, and author of an excel
lent history OF the United States, has be,
come hopclessly insane from sotteniny oI
tho hranl
Sarah Jlno Smith, Of Washington coun
~, Arkansas, has been sentenced to be-
hung. on the 25th OF the present month. b,
a military commjSSion at ST. Louis, for cut
ting Government telegraph wires,
The Davenport Gazette says the home
vote OF Iowa Will give nearly forty thous
aud uUion majority
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23

a dispatch from san Francisco confirms
the success of tho allied expedition to opon
HE inland Japanese sea TO commerce. A
Unted States vessel bore an important part
IN 'he reduction OF the Japanese forts, and
the share OF Indemnity paid 10y the Japan,
ese aecruins to. our G)volnAent viii be
100000.
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be
tanned by close cash buyers. from the fact thatt
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Casters
dealers and manufacturers and all imported good
are bought at just what 1t costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23

Wisconsin, has done well, Her Uuion ma'
jogity counting the soldiers vote, is l5,000i
wunout il 1900, she sonas Four Unonists
and one Demo ra, 10 Congress, while in each
house OF the Legislature over two thirds OF
the members are Union.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23

The aati-polygamous Mormons lately
held u convention at Sln Fran cisco. They
claim tlutt jos Smith (son OF old joel is
the hcad Of the church, aul not Brigham
Young.
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the Charleston Aeremry Of tho l4th
SAYS;
Since last report $50 shells have been
thrown al sumter and l12 at the city.
The Richmond DispatcA Of Friday SAYS:
The exchange of prisoners nauguraied
at Savannah viii be transferred 10 CITY
Poiu;,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23

The friends Of Mr.. Chase are working
earnestly to induce the President TO make
him Chief Justice. They also urge the re-
tention of AIR. Stanton in the War Depart
ment.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real Estate
In the Probate Court of Wood
County, Ohio.

Emelne Nj. Pember
VS. In the Probate Court of Wood
willis Pemhcr and County, Ohio
Byron Pember
NN the 10th day Of Deer, A. D., 1884, between
" the hours of 2 and O'Clock, p, NJ. at the res
dence Of Emcline NJ. Pember, in PembprvilIe,
Wood county, Ohio, will be sold, to the highest
bdier the following described real estate, situate
in Wood county, Ohio, as the property of Byron
A. Pember deceased to wit: The northeast qu0r.
ter of the southwest quarter of section eleven (ll)
town five 81 north, of range twelve 2l east, con-
tanning torty acres moro or less. Said land will
be sold free from the dover interest Of the Widow.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-th tined cash in hand, the
balance, one-third in one year, and one-third in
twoycars, with annual interest from the day OF
sale Deferred payments to be secured by 4
mortgage on the promises.
EMELTNE NJ. PEMBER,
Adm'x of Byron A. Pember, decd.
Cook & BELL, Attorneys.
NV z 1854. 15lS.T.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, We have the largest and nAoa
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. llado up
according "a the latest faseNS and IN the most sub
staniial manner warranted 20 give ths very best
satisfaction, or no sale. - lHat ai4
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Admlnistrator's sale.

DY virtue of an order to me issued from the
ID Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, | will
offer for sale, at publiction auction, Saturday
the Sd day Of december, A. ID. 1854, between the
hours of and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, ON the
premises, the following described real estate
To wit: The North West quarter OF the North
East quarter of section twenty-seWn cd in
Town six (6) North of Range ten l0)%ast-4 Al
acres more or less in Wood County, Ohio; the prop
erty of j. S, Duncan deceased. "
Appraised at 81, 200.
Terms legal.
SAMUEL BRIDGES, Administrator.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney
November /, 1864 2IdS5
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Cen. uooker's Headquarters, by order OF
tho Wal Dspai tlucnt, will be removed FROM
Cincinnati TO Coiumnus on the LIST of next
month.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23

The Bristol (renn.) Re lister says the
rebels captured aud destroyed train Of
cars, loaded with commssary stores, at
Morristown on the l4th; also wagon
train. consisting Of iiine wagons, and kill.
Ing Ii, ami cap'u Ing number Of Yam
hons
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EsrATE or Hon. SrEruEN A. DouaLAs, -
The executor under the win ot the late
stephen A, Douglas presented, to the com,
try court, yesterday, receipts showing
that he had paid to Mrs. Douglas over 81 !.
500, and TO the two children over $1,000
being proceeds from the es;He after pay
ing u the debts.
This is most gratifying iut2lliseneo fol
the large cwelo Of friends aud admirers q
the hmented statesman aud his family, fol
it has been widely circulated that the es
tate is msolvont,
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Tho San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
have sent on memorial to the Postmaster
General about the ha postal arrans ement
OF San Francisco and California.
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Probate NolIce.

CARAI REEFS, Administrative Of Even Rees
- estate, and II. c. Howell, Executor of Joseph
Howell deceased have fled their final accounts in
the Probate Court Of Wood Couaty Ohio, aud the
same will be for hearing and examination ON the sob
day Of November, a. D. 1854
god EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
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Seven weeks since, two black mare colts, one
four and the othertwo years old Tho oldest has
been worked some. Both colts are perfectly black.
ANY person bringing them to me, or giving in
formation where they may be found, shall be lib
orally rewarded.
J2IIN a. STEARNS.
Plnin Townshin. Nov. g., 1884. Csc.
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MUCH LowLR PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item
great interest to the people Of Wood county. sut
iicient in ducement, we take It, TO make PelTys
burg dc trading point. t3llfti falpl
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DEDEMPTI0N NOTIFICATIONS Brown or his
hassignecs will take notice that Mary Ann Au.
gus deposited in the Treasury of Wood County,
Ohio, Seven dollars, 23 cents to redeem the south.
west quarter of the northeast quarter of section %
town 4. north, range ~, east forty acres; sold al
the Delinquent Tax Sale, January %, 1868
GE0RGEN n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE, WooD COUNTY, Ono.
Perrysburo Nov. LIST, 1854. 2Sc
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HAx, STRAW AND STALK CUTTHns

A 5 the season for cutting Hay Straw and Corn
N Stalks, is approaching, the undersigned would
call the attention of all having straw to feed 10 the
importance of cutting their feed. 1t is the nnivor-
sal testimony of all that have used cut teedl that
il il saving OF at least Que half. have large
line Of cutters, Doth wheeled and leyer), which
will be sold at about lastyear's prices.
~ ID. KREPS.
Perrysburg. Nov, LIST 1854. 27tf,
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New Hampshire has just voted to hold q
Constitutional Convention, No day is yet
specified
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UNION STEAM MARBLE WOTKs
5. CLARKE

MANUFACTURER Of Grave Stones, Monu-
M ments, Mantels, and all kinds offssnitun slabs
OF American Italian, Spanish, French, Lisbon, lr-
ish h Egyptian Marbles. 212 Summit St., Tole-
do, Ohio.
All kinds Of polishing materials on hand.
26lV u. PAPINEAW, GenA Agent.
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NOTICE is hereby given that John Buntley aud
IN Mary Bnntlev, his wife, have this day Aug
10, ls6i) divided their property and agreed to
live seperate and apart from each other. Now,
therefore, John Buntey forbid all persons to har-
bor or trust her ON my account, for | will pay no
debts OF her contracting.
JOHN BUNTLEY.
Gilead, o., Aug 10, 1864, 2Tc
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BRowss BRONCHIAL TRocBrs, or Cough
Lozenges, cure Congh, Cold, lIoarseness
and Influenza, or any Irritation or Soreness
~ the Throat
Great service in sublning Hoarseness. 9
Rev. DANIEL ViaE, New York.
"The Troches area staff oflne to me-
linf EDWARD NoRru.
Pres. hamilton College Clinton. n. Y.
A simple aid elegant Combination for
Coughs, &c.'
Dr.G. r. BTGmow, Boston.
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Tho Paris lilies appear disposed TO
adopt, for winter costume. worry short pet
cJats, very high bo)ts anl plaid stock
hgs. Many 80 accoutered may be seen
on the Boucyards.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-23

punner,s Patent CLONES Dryer.

THE ladios are specially invited to call at tie
4 Agricultural Warehouse, and see the only
sensible nothes dryer over invented. Full and half
circles now ready for delivery.
d. KREPS.
Nov. list, 1864. 27tf