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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-04

GTConsiderable talk has been OCCASION
cd by resolution introduced in the Senate
raising . committee to investigate the pro-
priety Of moving the State Capital to Louis
VILE or Lexington,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-10
An Anti-kiss-me Movement,


Not long ago We attended public asscmblage
in a neighboring town-whether in this or an ad-
joining State matters not.
We chad not been long seated, until we overheard
q gentleman occupying place near us, inquire Of
his companion" what in thunder arc all those
women Ohewing' Have they in imitation Of their
Southern sisters taken 10 mislicatihg tobacco 7 :"
lie was answered that il was not tobacco but gum
(he didn't say whether the gum was from old or
new shoes) with which they were "defling 'heil
mouths, running their teeth and making thei
breaths unbearable " We do not know whether
this habit has spread to any considerable OK tent
the Northwestern States or no but hope Il has not
II any Of our loyalty y-incliped friends are inclined
to ''ehaw," we would suggest that tobacco is tn
substance they ough, to indulge in, az should it
consumption among feminauity become general
many thousands Of dollars would be added, OF
account OF the increased take thereon, to the rev
enue Of the United States Government.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-10
Concert at Maumee.

On Tuesday evening Of last week we attended
at Maumee City, Concert given by.Proaessor
Quick, the Messri Guiger aud several of the citi-
mems Of Maumee, fer the benefit Of the Soldiers
widows aud orphans of the above place aud the
Rdoing village Miami' The entsrtainmsnt con.
sisted ofvoeal aud instrumental music, and was a
perfect success. Miss Swan, Of Maumee, than
whom there are few superior performers, presided
at tue Piano, winning oUtbursts Of genuine ap.
plAnse at the close OF every piece. The "Batlie
Of Port Poyal," an instrumental piece, of which
We understand she Is tue author. was beautiful be
you'd description.
The DUETS OF "Dear mother remember well "
Co., Rock nla to Sleep Mother" Rocked in
the cradle Of the deep" 8e., ke., as sung By
Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs Dcrge, were tuehingly
beautiful, and executed in style that proved the
voealists to be musical artists Of higher than or
dinary Intelligence. But want Of space forbids
a more extended notice, and we win bu, add that
whsre allwas SO unusually perfes, we waold bat do
justice, bad we tho space, 10 give detailed ac-
ooust Of every, glee, solo qusrieie and dueiie in
~ proper ordvr.
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LETTER FROM rue tiith 0, N, @.


Tuesday, Angus, ?, 1854. 7
In. JouRNALi ! yesterday bad the pleasu'c
ofihteapg Major Buell. and Captain Black Cof
ceo,pant ~, Of the iii,h o. X. @. aud learned
some facts CONCERNING our absent comrades, OF the
regiment, which may not be uunteres.iug to your
rcadors.
Both the above officers were unwcll and when
met them, were on their way from lIarpcr's
Ferry to Annapolis. They hope in few days 70
be again able to join their regiment.
Asl have boforc written, the ifiih Regiment
except The Companies Of Captain Cook and Cap
tain Smith--was cnt ~ Washington about the
18th of July and il formed part Of the force
which left that city on The morning Of the l7th
| believe--for Snicker's Gap in pursuit Of the
rebel raiders. They marched to tho Gap--a dis
lance of between fihy and sixty miles land after
the pursuit was abandoned marched back TO Wash
ington there they rested for three days, when -
on Tuesday last--they started on a march for liar-
por's Ferry--a distance Of between Seventy and
eighty miles, belicve--where they arrived Fri
day last. At this place Captain Black and Major
Buell. left the regiment. They report that II has
since been sent up toward Pennsylvania in search
of the late rebel raiders
In these last expeditions tho Command
| of Captain Black has been composed Of
| parts This own company, Company |, and Com
pauy Of the Regiment from Wyandoue county.
These companies were in the Ggbt at Monocacy,
and the men Of each who had returned previous
to the departure of the Regiment for Washington,
we're temporarily consolidated, and placed under
command of Captain Black. Lieut. s. j. Lamb, of
Bowling Green, is now in command Of tho above
company.
Captain Black reports the Wood county boys
with the regiment to be nearly all well, yet "wom
out" with the hard marching they have done since
first leaving Washington. Thoy have all tho
time been hunting rebels, and have consequently
been pushed to their utmost marching powers"
He states that veterans from The Army Of the Po-
ionac, who we're with tho expedition, say they
had never before done "any such" marching
The following men, who wcrc with Captain
Black, urc reported on the sick list; In Hospital,
nj Washington W. A. Dcuscholcr, Co. !, j. Gun
dy, aud j. Kelley, Go. B. At llarper's Ferry
scrgt. G. Burton, Corp. S. Bcyerstock and John
Mathews, of CompouyD None of them were re-
! garded as dangerously IN. The regiment has been
! in no engagement since the Battle Of Monocacy.
During the late marches, quite number ofcases
Of or"sunstroke," have occurred some Of them fa-
tai hut can learn ornonc among the boys from
I Wood county.
The following is believed to be complete list
of the prisoners taken from Captain Blacks com
pany, ut the Battle Of Monocncy, and now held by
the rebels, j. II. Phillips, i. Jones, j. Soash
aud VIM. Auglebeck.
| Company 4 still holds its position" at this
place, enjoys good health aud is ioval and con-
tented" as could bo expected" " in war times.
H. S. c.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-10

A single Box of Brandreth's Pills
contains more vegetable eStraeliSe matter than
twenty boxes Of any pills in the world besidcsi
fifty live hundred physicians use them in their
practice to the exclusion ofother purgatives. The
FIRST letter ottheir Salue is yet scarcely apprcciat-
ed. When they are better known sudden death
and continued sickness win be OF the past. Let
those who know them speak right ont in their
favor. ltisa duty which will savo life.
Our race are subject to a redundancy of vitiat-
ed bile at this season, aud II is as dangerous as il
Is preyaleni but BrsndrCth's Pills afford an iuval-
uable aud e;ioient protection. BY their occasional
use we prevent the collection OF those impurities
which, whea ia sufficient quantities, cause so
much danger 10 the body's health. They soon
cure RIVER complaint, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
paie IN the head, hearl-durn, pain in the breast
bone, sudden faiainess and eostiveness, Sold by
alirsPeciahle al dealers In mediciaeS. 81
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-10
Rail Road Accident

An old man named John Trotior was killed by
the cars on the d. 4 NJ. X. r. at Hu's Prairie on
Thursday afternoon last. He was quite deaf aud
was walking on the track when the wood train was
backing up to the station. The conductor being
on the foremost car, shouted TO him repeatedly
and finding that he did not hear, signalled TO re-
verse the engine, which was dono instantly, bu
the jerk parted the coupling and the .wo forwart
cars passed over the unfortunate old man, crush
ing out almost every trace OF humanity iIe hat
no relatives in the ncighborhood We believe he
hailed from some place In Michigan.
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Tho weather is extremely hot. The ar
rivals Of prisoners are quite large and fre-
qucnt. over 5000 having arrived here snce
tho first inst Citizens Of seccsh procliyi-
tics are being removed rapidly. General
Stccdman isprompt TO act and as inexora-
bic as fate The authorities are making
it quite intemable to bushwhackers along
the railroad and throughout tho country
generally The city Of Chattanooga is i'm
proving very fast nnder the benign inhu-
cnco of Uncle Samuel. splendid pier
bridge spans the Tennessee rivor at this
place, aud ample water works arc under
course Of completion, Still moro commo,
dious Accommodations for inmates Of the Mil
itary Prison are in course of construction.
Store and ware houses are springing up
like magic, streets and crossings arc being
greatly improved and in fact every thing
that is calculated TO conduco TO the general
health and convenience of the place that
can be done, is being rapidly accomplished
We have two Regis of colored troops here
also. They are under good discipline and
present neat, orderly appearance. They
are mostly employed on fortiications and
guard duty. A detachment of them sent
out OH scout brought in several bush.
whackers few days since also, some
who had broken their oath of allegiance
The most who take tho " oath however
arc sent north of tho Ohio river. From,
fifteen to eighteen hundred have taken the
oath this MONTH already, aud great many
more would ifsomc of our great men would
explain some things to them on which they
have been uniniormed by thoir leaders
Here is a fold of labor opened up to some
ono thatras the good Of their country at
heart, and arc endorsed with talent and in.
! lluOnco.
Who will engage in it? Surely no ono cau
object. speak advisedy on this matter
having been frequently in direct contact
with them for some timo past, and having
an opportunity to ascertain their views and
feelings in this matter which have I'M
proved. am as ever,
Your allectionatc son, A, G.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-10
Our Sidewalks.

Have we any borough authoritcs' five have,
why don't thoy pay some attention 10 the side
walks. Wooden sidewalks are not, as general
thing, anything to be proud of, but when through
age and neglect they become as dilapidated as are
those Of Perrysburg, we think II high time fer the
authorities TO take the matter in hands. A stran-
ger walking streets at night is extraordinarily
lucky II he docs not get fall or two, break his
shins, or sprain his ankle while even those best
acquainted not uufrequently on returning from an
evening rambe Hnd half a days work in the re-
generation Of torn and draggled dry goods.
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Death on the Cars.

On Friday, August 5th, child, the name Of
whose parents we have been unable to learn, died
on the cars between this place and Toledo. A
collection was promtly taken up on the train for
the unfortunate mother. The father, we were told,
is n soldier in the union army.
P.S,-Siuoe writing the above we have learned
that the name Of the ohilds father is John Strouse,
n resident Of this borough, aud that he is now in
the 100 DAVIS service
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Letter From the 2lst o. Wv. l.
HEApouARTERs, 2lst O. V. V. l. I
rhnttnnnntyn ronn {
CHATTANOOGA Tenn.
July goth, 1864.

July goth, 1864.
DEAu PARENTS with pleasure siczo
this opportunity to drop you few lines
hoping they may fluid you all well, aud
prosperous.
The news to day are meogre there are
no details from tho front Tho rumor of
the capture of Atlanta, and, 10000 prison
crs is probably uniounded.
However devoutly such oonsumation
might be wished it is quite evident that
Johnson viii accept general engagement
only when that is the last alternative. The
masses Of the south seem to have dispeed
the delusion of Sherman's advance being
only a raid, and are beginning to look upon
itwith great apprehension for thoir safety
The idea of General Johnston having Sher-
man in just the position he wants him, is
fast becoming unpopular. They begin to
acknowledge that the loss of the best half
of a State is u calamity for which they are
lily prepared, and as something that may
entail serious consequences. Tho mass OF
the Southern citizens are proceeding the
rebel army in their retrogalO movement
They arc also beginning to look upon the
Operations of Grant with numerous ap
preheusions. They again fear tho deprecia
ton of currency, aud, admit with, to thom
unusual fraukness, that it will not man,
times more bear one-third reputation
They are very anxious to secure tho favor
able opinion of foreign powers to then
selves. What success viii attend their ei
forts romans 10 be seen.
But of this, one thing we can be assured
they will leave no stone unturned to ao
oomplish thoir purposes and to subver
ours, Canada seems now to DO the base o
heir Operations and the Chicago oonveu
ton tho object of their especial attention
They will attempt to thcre enact again il
1864 the drama of Charleston, S. C. in 1866
The ground ot their hopes now rests upon
division of sentiment in the North sutlicien
to engender riot aud rebellion in the Mort
us it did in the South, thereby forming u
excuse to iuaugerate civil war and opel
rebellion to the federal government,
will require the utmost tact and yigilanc
on the part OF the friends of the govern
a ment TO meet all these oxigencies, and I
" preserve harmony and unity of action
i the loyal States, let thom bo signally d,
5 peatei in this attempt aud there is gre'
g hopes It will be their last Before auothC
: opportunity presents itself, our armies wi
= have so lar subdued their Military powe
A as to dispel their dclusion of final success
). aud secure TO us that happy peace fc
e which we have so long and arduously suu,
b glcd,
's The atlcAtion OF the army is dirocte
>, with deep interest 10 you. Give us you
- hearty unwayering support and we wi
y fight the battles in tho field Tor you vii
y choeriullness and alacrity hut as Cor a
% conditional peace propositions, we loo
r with hitter distrUst, aud accept them
Is strong aud unmstakable evidence of yo,
" unworihiness oftho many great sacri6o,
!. we make in your behalf, aud the enjo.
N ment Of those liberties and pfiueplcs "
are ldlmng IA sastain
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Admlnistratrlx's Sale Of Real Estate,
In the Probate Court of Wood
county, Ohio.

Emelino NJ. Pember)
vs.. In ntlo Probate Court of Wood
willis Peniber and county, Ohio.
Byrona Pember.
( n the 10th day of Septr, A. D.. 1864 betyoop
\ the hoursot and 3 O'Clock, z. NJ at the resi-
dence OF Emeline NJ. Pembcr, in Pcmberville, Wood
county ONO, being on a part of the premises
hereinafter described, y will be sold, to the highest
BIDDER, the following described real estate, situate
IN wood county, Ohio, MS the property of Byron A.
Iemoer deceased, to wit: The northeast Quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section eleven il town
i've t5) north OF range twelve 12) east containing
forty acres more or less Also, the following de-
serlbed lot OF land, lying between the west branch
OF Portage River and the County Road running be-
tween the south and west branchesof Portage Riy-
er in section ten (l0) town FIVE (5) range twSlyc
az east IN said county and State bounded as fol-
lows Commencing at the northeast corner of Hi
ram femoers lnnd, at stake in the center of the
County Road, thence down said road t,yeptv-six
(2b) rods, thence north 73I6 degrees west to a
white oak tree sixteen inches in diameter thence nm
the west branch of Portage River to n white oak
tree twenty-iour inches in diameter, it being the
southwest corner Of said lot, thence cast to the
place OF beginning containing two (2 acres more
or less. Said land will be sold free from the dover
interest of the Widow.
TERMS OF SALE.-0 -0ne-third cash in hand. the
balance one-third in one year. and one-third in two
years, with annual interest from the dav of sale
Deferred payments to be secured by a mortgage ON
the premises. EMELINE NJ. PEMBER,
Adtn'x Of Byron A. Pcniber, deed.
Cook BELL, Attorneys
August 10, 1854. 15ds7 %
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The attention Of our farming and horse-buying
community is directed to advertisement headed
"Great Sale of Horses in another column of to-
days paper.
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Ennnh nnnh

We are Informed party out huckeberrying a
few miles back of Maumee fcw days since came
across dead woman. II was supposed she had
died Of Sun Stroke. We have not been able to
learn her name,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-10
EVAPORATORS ANp CaNE AIMS.


OWING to the great scarcity of werkmen il viii
\ , ho Of the utmost imporu'ncl Tor persons con-
tmpataE the purchase ot Era9artt,rs aud Cane
Mills order early, thos pultiag oil till late
will mArS than likely be disappointed in getting
their machinery in time.
tbsiag not only Important to order early, but TO
get,he best | would call particular attention TO
Cocks Sugar EVRPorRtOr
and Clark,s Cane BIilIs.
The former will eyaporate more Juice for the
same amount OF heating surface, than any other
in the Country, snd will DO il better. Cook 5
Eyaporator IS the only ono on which Sugar has
been successfully made. have samples OF sugar
now, made on Cook, Of a better quality than can
be bought In the market, % day Tor SOC per 10.
Also Samples of Molases, OF finer flavor than
haveeyor been able togel otthe imported MolasSes
or Syrup.
Cinrk'S Victor Cane Mills Stand at the
head OF the list, they will express more Juice aud
with less power than any other patent cut, and Il
is impossible 10 brcsk tlsm, which Is OF the lrsi
Importance t0purchasers.
Send inyour orders Send ia also Cor the Sorgo
hand book, il is furnished fsee on application.
y, kREPS
July 10, 1854 l2tf
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XVesion Township.

meeting to devise ways and meaus to free
Weston township from the impending draft will be
held at "Union Grove" in said township on Satnr-
day afternoon next
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Owing 10 unavoidable absence from home, We
aro compelled 10 issue but half sheet this week
We win try and do better next week.
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S,HERlFF'S SALE.
William Scott
VS. Sandusky Com. Pleas.
John Wise.
BY virtue of ven ex issued in the above cause
by the Clork af the Court Of Common Pleas of San
dusky county, Ohio, and to me directed | will offer
for sale at public yendue, at the door Of the Court
House, iu Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
FRIDAY, September %, 1864.
between the hours of IL and O'clock, p. NJ, oI
said day, the following described property, to wit;
The northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
section 27, town 4, range 12 east, 40 ucres all III
Wood county. G. L. GUYEP, Sheriff,
j. w. JOHNSON, Atty
Aug. 3, 1854. I4eS3.30
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CTRAYED OR srOLENl

- From the Pas
urc Of the subscriber, near Bowling Green, Wood
County, ON or about the 18th of July. about SO
HEAD OF SHEEP. Two Rams in hocks-.one
quite larrc-the other n merino with heavy rolls
about his neck and on his body-a all branded " $.
+. " ON left side or hip. The lambs have all a
square crop in the right ear. Any person knowing
ofthe whereabouts Of any all OF the above sheep,
and notifying the subscriber of the same will be
suitably rewarded. S. G.. FO0TE.
Bowling Green =. o.
Aug. 3, 1864. lies
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DEDEMPrION NorICE.-c. K. RI

REDEMPTION NOTICE.-C. X. RUHL
IL or his assignees, will take notice that o. Di.
yer deposited in the Treasury Of Wood county, o.
twenty dollars fourteen cents, 10 redeem the cas
y of southeast a section %, town 4 north, range
~ east, eighty acres, sold at the Delnquent.TaA
Ssle, January 2, 1868.
GEO.N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AuDlToR's OFFICE, WooD Co., o.
Perrysburg, July 27, 1854. lld'
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WpOAD NOTICE.-Noti ice is hereby given TO
M the citizens Of Freedom town ship, Wood couuty,
Ohio, that there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners OF Wood county at their next session
praying that honorable body for grant the location
Of road in said township and county, CONNIE cling
on the county line between Wood and Sandusky
countless at the east section Of Sectiou twenty
four and twenty Ave, thence west said section line
one mile, to intersect road leading from Pembc
to Freeport, and there terminate,
MANY CITIZENS.
Auuisl 1 1851. Ih1
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DUTCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Wm Harmed and
others have filed petition in this office, PRAYING
for the locating, establishing and constructing Of
ditch, drain or water course, under the act To pro-
vide tor the locating establishing aud constructing
1851 commeneing ON the county line between
Wood and Hancock counties at County Road
about five rods west of the south quarter post OF
section SO, town north, range ~ east; thence
west on said county line to the creek running
through section 81 same town and range, and
there terminate.
Thatthe surveyor aud Engineer has made due re-
porsettng forth the availability and necessity fortht
proposed ditch, and that the time for the hearing ha,
been set on the 9th day of August nsNt, at the Au
ditos'S ohiee, in Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
AUplroR's OFFICE, WooD Co., %.
Perrysburg, July ., 1864. Ild
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Legal Notice.
LtSUI NOIICe.
William Gallaher and
VIM. b. Clawson In tho Court of Common
vs. plhs Pleas of Wood county O .

William Gallaher and
VIM. B. Clawson In tho Court of Common
vs. Plds Pleas of Wood county, o.
Elijah Elliott, Deft.
The said Defendant Elijah Elliott of the State
Of Iowa, will take notice that the Plaintiffs Will
liam Gallaher and William b. Clawson did on the
4th day of August, A. d. 1854, Tile their Petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Wood and State of Ohio against the said
Elijah Elliott, Defendant, setting forth that said
defendant, ON the 2gth day Of October A. D.. 1859,
for valuable consideration. executed and delivered
toplainths his promissory note and thereby promis-
ed to pay 10 said plaintiffs the sum of three hundred
and two dollars, with interest -four years after date,
thatsaid note due and unpaid, and they ask judg
ment against said defendant for the sum of three
hundred and two dollars with interest at six per
cent per annum from the Goth day of 0ct'r. ID 1859
also that the said plaintiffs caused an atachm mt
| to issue on said Claim, ON the 4th day OF August
/ 1861 for the sum OF three hundred and two dollars
with interest thereon from the Goth day Of October
| A. u. 1889. Said Petit ion will be for hearing al
the next term of said Court aud the said defendant
/ is required to answer or demur 20 said Petition on
or before the LIST day Of October A. ID. 1884 or said
/ Petition viii be taken MS true and Judgment ren
dered accordingly. COOK & BELL,
Atty's for Pins
/ Perrysburg Ohio, August 4th 1864. l5eS6.20
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Troy md Weston

Both the above townships offer 500 in addition
to the Government bounty, for volunteers. See
advertisements.
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Our Quota,

Below we give the quotas Of the several sub
districts of Wood county. With proper effort We
think our county will again escape the draft.