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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Ellip-
tic Steel Springs, ingenpusly braided tightly aud
firmly together, elgc,tp edge, making the toughest,
most elastic, lexblo and durable spring ever used,
enabling the wcarer, in consequence OF ITS great
elasticity and hexihIencss t0 place and fold the
skirt when in use MS easily and with sho slmo CON
vcifitnce rs Il silk or muslin dress. Il cnfrel,
obviatcs and silcnces tho only objections to hoop
skirts, yiH, the annoyance to the wcarr rs well as
the public, especially in emvdei aHRrnblcs, car
riages, raflrod cars ,clnrch pews, or in any crowd
cd plac from the diilculy Of contracting them to
occupying small space This entirely removes
the difficulty, while giving the usual full ard sym
metrcal form, aud is the ghtest and mlst stylish
and graceful appearance for the street. opera, prom
cuade, or house dress. A lady having enjoyed
the pleasure, comfort, and great convenience Of
woaring the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt ior siu-
gle day will never afterward willingly dispense
with the use of them. They are tho best quality
IN every part and by far the lightcst. NEST durable
comfortable, and economical skirt made Mer-
chants will be supplied as above, and Iadics in
most frst-cass retu stores in this city and
Throughout the different States. ,. .,,,,.
DUPLEX ELLIITIC SPRING SKIRTS.
At ~ ] g r. R.NHLIlER & cos.
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A tho etcomer Webster was coming
down James River yostcr,lay. whom near
llog lsland, sho discovered that tho steam
or Greyhound, Con. Butlors dispatch boat
was making aignnls of distrcss. On nearing
THO Greyhound, sho was found to be on lire
Gcnorals Butler and Schcnok and Admiral
Porter were ON board the Greyhound, but
tho etcaner Pioncor came aud took them
OIL Gen, lNtlrr. nud his friends were at
dinner at the time.
suddenly tho furnace doors blew open
and scattered the Goals ulr .oyot the iloor
driving tho ilromon and ongiocr from
their roons Tho Greyhound WAS almost
immediately cnvolopod in Aamos, and not
withstauding ovo, y effort to savo her, sho
waa burned to the watcr's odgc, Ton
horsus, belonging TO Gcn, Butler and staff
woro burned to doath, Shortly before the
accident the Greyhound had received from
tho stcamer CossaclS tho army mail for Gen
Butlor's department, which loft Washing.
ton yesterday morning, and it is supposed
to be lost,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
KIM roNAIa havo heen trying 10 carrl onk

The rcl,ols have been trying to carry out
tlleir thrGtta ofinCendiarism by sotting fro
to ak Of the prominent Now York hotels
the 81, Nicholas, ~. Jamcs, Laiargc, Astor,
Bancroft and lovGioys, and also to Bar
NUNS Museum. The attcmpt was made
on Fri,lay night, phosphorus being tho
mcanR employed. Wonderful to relate,
they did no, succeed in doing worry great
damage A woman and two mon have
been arrested. Tho discovery Of phospho
rois in trunks, bods, &c, and other dcvcl-
opcmonts, show that that the atrocious
aots were tho rosnts of prcconcortcd
plan, General Dix has issued an order
threatening instant execution to any pcr
sons detected in tho aboIinabln work.
Tho law requiring Southern refugees to
register their naihes Will bo strictly en-
forced. .'
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AdmInistrotor's smIc.

DY virtue 6f an order to nre issued from the
)Probatc Court of Wood County, Ohio, l will
offer for sale, at pubiction Auction. on Saturday
the Sd day of December, A. y. 1864 between the
hours of | and e'clock p. NJ. OF said day, on thu
promises, the following described real estate
To wit: The North West quarter of the North
East quarter of section twenty (21) il
Town six (G) North, of Range ten 0O) East Al
acres more or less in Wood County, Ohio; the prop
crty of j. $. Duncan deceased.
Appraised at 1909.
Terms legal
SAMUEL BRIDGES, Administrator.
GEoRGB STRAIN, Attorney.
November |, 1864. 2Tl$5
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Three divisions of sherldan's cavalry
powells. Devin's aud Clusters had q six
hours fight with the rebcls in the I.uray Nal-
ley on Monday, in which the enemy We're ci.
feotually defeated in theT attempts TO
ilank Our foreos, who hal gone forward on
a rooorNoisAnce Il was disc0verod that
some Of Early's mon had beon withdrawn
FROM tho Valley, hut those who hail gone
had been replaced hy others.
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Ir uctlha.RAn I.Apg nDEN yrScT-
q U the Rabd CDngrcsB. on Tho 10Th Mr.

footc. Of Tennesscc, made tho following ro.
marks. We commend thom to tho consii.
Grafton Of everybody especially to the
supporters Of McClclam 0\& u
Mr.. Spcnkcr. tho gentleman from South
Carolina Raye wo llavo no friends in tho
North. al mako iapuo with h IN. say we
avefficndsl- --Rood, irIIo, valiant friends.--
inthe Ndrth Every votc givon for Nc.
tlellan WAS tor poaco. Every vote given
for MvClollAh w,a vote agaiist Lincoln's
! AAIricahiIs,licy, Every voto givon5for Ne.
: ulellair was 4 vote given for nm armisticc.
Z u McClcllatt had hcon elected, he (Footo)
|. waR prepared 70 mako from his scat u
propositivil for a convention Of tho soYcr-
eign Sistca, North anu Suuil,. and he bc.
heved that the Sanll would lavo secured
|. From tp@acr fWkg, hhepe'iic0cc!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
ADMINISTRATORS Sale. of Real Estate
Emclinc ". f'embcr1 t4'tA '4'A fbi "a
In the Probate Court of Wood
County, Ohio.
Willis Pcmbcr aud

Willis Pcmbcr aud County, Ohio.
Byron A Pcmbor. MT ,r-rt-rs
nN the 10th day Of Deer A. D., 1864, between
idcncc OF Emclme NJ. Pcmbcr, in Pembervillc,
Wood county, Ohio will be sod, to the highest
bidder the followngdcscribo real estate, situate
in Wood county, Ohio, as the property of Byron
"A. Pci6bcr, deceased, to wit; The northeast quar-
tor of the southwest quarter Of section eleven (lI9
town five (5) uorth, ofrange twclvotl2> cast, con-
tanning fort acres more or less. Said land will
be sold free from the dover interest Of the Widow.
TERMS OF SALE.--0nc- third casirin hand, the
bala nee, onc-thrd inpnc yoar, and onc-third in
twoDears, with annual interest from the day OF
sae. Deferred payments To be secured by n
mortgage on the promises.
II M IN EMELINE N. PEMBER,
y- Adm'x of Byron A. Pcmber, dccd.
Cook & BILL, Attorneys.
Nav Z 1864 IbbST.
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Fopr MoNRoE, Nov. 2sth.-7h Hon. GID
con II'fAeS Secret,uy efthe Macy: have
just received a telegram from the comIaan.
der ot iho prizo steamer Florida, iniorM,pg
me she had sunk in nino fathoms of water.
She had heon run ihto hy an army steamer
aud badly dalgagcd. Win inform Depart.
ment when receive tho particulars.
..sI 7s d, d. PoHTsR,
Rear Adluiyl.
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The Plato Selnmes went on baari his
new steamer, tho Sea King, at Maloria.
Ont Of the crew Of l00non. 36 refused td
sail on the vessel when they learnei his
erTaud.
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''Aftor this, wo trust wo shall hear no
more about forgery, and about creduiiy,
and about simplicity. Tho thing is a mass
Of iacls, very ugly, no doubt, but facts
still and full of evil onons to reboldom. =
u ia not easy to see howa people 30 cir
can BY any possibility mako good their
soCcsHiOn." trt
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Nhw luRk, Nov 20 Tho 7ribmc'S
Washington special says; solicitor Whit
ms and JndEo Lewis arc spoken of as Al.
torncy,Goncral Batos' successor" The
Times Washington special says Judgo.Ad-
vocate Holt sailla the host chance,
Mr., Lincoln will not hear OF Stantons
loavmG tho WM Department, So tho But.
lor speculations amount to nGtl,ing, mdgo
Davis ot llliNuis viii certainly bo Chief
JNstioe, and Judge Usher will take Davis
place,
uar military authorities are in tho high.
est spirits AT tho general situation,
Tho Hrie Canal win not ha open further
than lioooslor for tho ballco of tho season.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AdmlnlstrairIx' Sale or Real Estate.
8. A. Harms, Admx. Probate Court Of wood
8. NJ. Ibrns, ot Al. -y
Am The 18th day ~ icccfaher D. isol t<lteer the
- hours Of one and three o'ciock, r NJ at the rest
dence of sarah A. Nrns ION The rremises) az Pember
Vile, Wood county, Ohio, VII offer Tor sale the fol
1Usos 5ea TO S, e. the a PFSgy s ,sS 05 SSsy A. Harms
section ten tlOi town FIVE - north range twelve 2)
ense, boundcl and descrbea follows Gonrssneiug
N post SET in the rock aud witnessed BY wiifowtrec
ntdpHetey, north i5o 90 west from the post
81 llks, south 20 west d92x links thence south
40 cast ehains thence south so f5' west 54l links,
$40 links thence north i2s 8 west 200k iinks To
place ofbegnning Containing four and eighly-seven
one hundrcltls acres 1f lahd. with Saw Millgani
Fhownter and mill pryi oges thoreunlo belbnging.
Also u'e following prcmiscs situate in the cast hf
of sStlen zen 'o) town nre north Of range V eas
mcncing ut stene on the west bank o. the sont n
branch II Portage River thence north ~ wcst l5nks
ihEs thece d i9s cast 90 links, thence north 2ss
east k8l lnks 10 corner stone Witnessed by W oat
stumt n.25its O. 52 links themes sonth9No wostiO23
links along the middle Of the county road thence Borth
S9N' cast $50 links TO the place OF beginning.
Also, the following promises, situate in sail scction
,eyn And range to wit rhe snt Part ofIot Nj Seven
according 70 the plat male hy the Deputy County
Surveyor, h 1899, being all Of said lot lying the
side OF the county road running up the west side
Of the south brunch Of Tie Portage River, being the
same conveyed ly Jehic +. Martin to Henry A. Harms
In 1860. All y said land lying and beins IN the
ty Wood and State OF Ohlo Said property will be
sold free and lear interest Of the widow
and the premises will lie III all together or
to suit purchaseTs The whole OF said premises ap.
TKRNs oy s,Lk '--oncthird cash in hand, onc.thitd
In year, and thg balance in two years The defer
red payments to hear interest from atc, payable IN.
nually, and to be secred W mortgage the prem
I4 fn 50. HARMS, Admx. IL
Of Henry A. Harms, deceased.
Cook b DELfe PrHs Attys
Perry sburg, Nov. 18Th, 1851. ,2QdS1O
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1854.
IN NEW AND GREAT INV ENTION:
IN HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLE STEEL
ultttt $40 1c, SPRING. a'1r4tf-g.,tT
J.I.& J. U. WEST. No. W CHA MBERS ST.,
~ ar ... NEW YORK, tf
Are the owners Of the patent and exclusive man
ufacturcrs of this
j. w. BRADBEY'3 .E&
PATENTED DGrIEX EbLJPTIC STEEL
SPRING SkISTS. .f Yt,.a.
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AS va eniicinbted. tho adpiission of JeiI
nlxn I'M hie Nacon spoech, M to the
wreithni condition of he nilalrs, have we'll.
nigh destroyed all confidence in his govern.
meut on Tic other aide OF tho Atlantic. Tin
london jSgaadUds of October 28th. says:
'ln Odr last isHio we quoted largely
from tho speeches Vt tho rebel President IN
regard to tho doplnrablo condition Of tho
South. moro especially OF It's army. Wo
cited his distinct declaration, that already
ovory man between eighteen and .forty.hve
was in tho fold, whilo n vast prOpOrtioniof
the trOops wcro actnally nbgcnt, mostly
withou! leave. The idea wo ropresonted
ae absolutely aqtounding, aud as being ono
Of tie most rem0rkl,blo things in military
history. IL ia u nnickefy to speak about
The unity, the zeal, aud the determination
Of a people of whom such things can be
'Allirmod Tho wonder is, that " ith such n
~ ITO OF ,lisvipliuo tho Southern armies
have kept lioir ground with 30 much cour-
age nnd hrmneEs, aud, upon the Whole, with
40 much occasional success. Tho state.
incnt Of the rebel ohioi was calculated TO
produce 80 much doproasion, as VOL ~ to
Icmoyo all hOpos OF ultimate triumph
among tho adhoronts 0f tho South in this
country, that they rrpudinlod II with scorn
M forgery, and ridiculod those OF lis wlIo
beaied.it M genuine, deomng us II set OF
smplotOnB for our crodulity. limo, how
ever, is tho grand t0nclstono aud untrHth
must eycr perish by its application.
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NEw YoRR. Nov. 2].--Tho Tri5Rnes
Washington correspondent says. InfoYI,a-
lion received al the Waf IleparJffCut, siatos
that Gen. Candy was hnpgeyig. "a Ssi Wa
lato rebel lihpoys say that Gov Watts
Of Alabama, has ha,i en Official conflict with
thorebel conscriptng, officers. a Tho police
mon OF Selma beng tdkcn Cor service IN
tho army they applied for redress to the
Goyorn0r, who issued an order that Nas
State officers they wero exempt from the
draft and trey were therefore releusedar
Tho Richmond Ecapiipcl, is very severe
oI What hAtylcs tho detection of 0oyofnor,
brown Of Georgia, aud the Legislature of
that State also. ItsRys that tho Convention
Of all the Sntos North and South for tho
purppsc pfAgrcoiug npen terms of peaeo,
will meet on The saIp1 DAY with tic cot
yention ofmankindtT Tho Federation Of
the world, and net ono hour sooner.
There is nothing from The Shenandoah
Valley TO notice. Tho rcbols havo appar-
emily abandonod tlie iden, at least for tic
present, ofIarlhcr contest with Sheridan
for it's possession.
Tho JPOrifs Washington special says:
"ODiccrs who arrived hare to day from The
front OF ROtcrsburg, state that the enemy
shows no signs OF cvaouating Petersburg,
on the contrary, they havo resumed picket.
firing IN a most atiimntcd manner. No dc.
monstrations have boen mado by them
siuco thoy captured II small portion of our
picket limo in fToat Of Butler, which they
stlIl hold.
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Legal Notice.

CUSANNk and Daniel Obcrlorr, restleals of
/. , tho Stted Illmoiss aud Margaret aDl Willam
Roach, residents 0f the State Of Indiana, will take
noIicc that Elizabeth Waters and John Matters
Executors VI the last Will anl tpstanent Of Jacib
Waters, deceased, on tho 18th day Of November,
1851, llel in the Probate Court OF Wood eonnty,
ohip, their position, alledgipg that said deSedent,
BY h said last will inquired with other tllingsl
the east southeast OF secton ~ and the west south
weSt OF section ~, town 5, range east 100 acres
moro or less, in Wood county, ohip at the majority
et his youngest daughter, to be sold by his said
arrived atht majority sthat doccients widow still!
surviving, lid not elect to take under said WILL and
Is seahdsdlo dover in said premsesI lra yingi an
urter To appraise, assign dover ia, adveafse land
according law. .,'.-I
said Pstasnl is set for hearing the 2lth Of De
eehbtr, 1851. es.r rt t-,t -,,..s.,,-,u
ELTZAnETu WATERS and
------.--------JOlTN- -WATrERS, Executors.
OBolHE SrgAIS,T A,torpey,, " r,oo1N
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REMARKlBLg PHESoMENoN. Tho Detroit
Tribune states that a fall of about two feet
has recently taken plicoin the great chair
of Lakes. and that the water is four foot
lower than in 1861. Alta number Of ports
on llakc Huron il il with great difficulty
that boats can ma 9 iloir Landings. sG'rhis
phcnomcn is u subject of dcop interest for
tho study oftho gooloSiSt. t1gg d s'eE
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Tho New York Ilfbaac mentions tho
singular TACT that tho lalo Senator Ham.
lhohd OF Soath Carolina. Of "Siudsiil" no.
torieiy. although nnlliiier, arisioorat and
noyorraisOd his voio0 in favor
Ot tho Tebollion. t..,... rg
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StIERlFF'S SALE.

John Bates and F. R. halsrl -, :. : y, :
rT 3 Il VS. 20 4 W oou Com. IleaS.
James 4. Spafford.
.By virtue OF u vend. OK. issued in the above
cause by the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
rered, will oifcf fbr sale at public scndne at the
door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
- SATURDAY., December sth, 1864,
Between the hours of 1 aud 2 o'clock 7. M. Of
said day, the following property, to-wit; ~ Z &
The undivided one halfot in-l9tnumbcr seven
hundpd and ninety two (792l, in the tolyn of Per-
rysburgi Wood County, Ohio. III --ss3rn
Appraised at -,
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40 the Trustees Of Jackson
TOWNSHIP, wood Co, Ohio.

+ We the undersigned, petitioners of resident free
holders in, and joining tho following described
ditch drain, in said township, do pray your hon-
orablo body, the Trustees of jackson Township,
to locate establish, and construct ditch, drain or
water course, for the promotion of health, conven-
cncc and public prosperity of said township, com
mencing Mt the county lines Of Wood and Hancock,
frlm thence north along or ON the bounds Of the
road known as the Oscgo and blanchard Fork free
turnpike, 81 the Milton township line, and thcro
termnntc; fur which VIC ever pray. 4"" aN
- Noy & 1864 s37b 2oJ
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Fred Douglass has boon lechring 10
large audiences in Ml.imoro. lie was
formerly a slave in Maryland
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q. Z. HATND,
AU0VE lf Coroner and Acting, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Attorney.
Pcrryshnrg, Noy, Isl, 1864, 27eST 10

SHEmFFs SALE. lra = s.,,.rrs ~
- = co,., ,ta3f 'lI f f'ua ,;oaIte 4
/. p 1 IS. Wood Common Pleas \ ,.ae s.
jesse ITuR ct nj.
BY virtue of anpricr Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio nd to me directed aud dey
ored, will of1r for sale at public yendue, at the
dlbr Of the Court lIoise, in Perrysburg, in said
county, ON
SATURDAY, December s,Yk. ID. 1854, 3
Between the hours Of | AMI o'clock l.. NJ, of
SAID day, the following described lands and tone
mentS, to-wu;E z
The west half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton Nj thirty t3oE in Township siK t8), Range
ten lQ) East : in Wood county, Ohio.
Appraised at SO 900.
C. c. BAIRD,
Coroner and Acting Sheria
NJ II. & z. wirrE, PMS Arys y a
Perrysburg, Nov. D. 1854 ~ % 27s$Ts
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TERMS a. Rer Year, In Advance,

debiomia Saliman, Professor cs Chcmis-
ity ~ Yale collcgo, Iicd a fcw days sincc,
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READY-NIADE cLoTHIN0t Ia

In this department, VIC have the largest and mos
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made mp
according tot the latest fashhas ahdin the nost sub
sAntial manner, warranted 10 give the very lsst
satisfaction, or NJ sale. tansI iEl 20 sElg
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BRowN's BgoNUalN TRocuES "A depot is
opened in london for tho salo OF thcsa
Tozopgcs. which have been SO long ia use
il, AmenCafor relieving Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Throat DISORDERS Hnd Affections OF
the bungs, Iir7pCol Post
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FNnN FoRSALe Horny Mllcr Go, II,
i9h Ohio, oifcts his frm inr sale in Por.
tasc township, Wood county, on reasoua.
bic terms, The arn, is a desirable one
and viii br soll on easy terms, For fur,
,hcr particulars inquire a, tho -Ng,7S o1ico,
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FOOD-SA WING MACHINES
Warner Brothers. Patent.

Il INllE undersgnedis is noN prepared to supply tho
l, 4 trade with these celebrated machnesi they
have been much improved since last season, and
are without question, the best two, horse power
machine in the couniyyj they have also q circular
atttchfnetFi, which be farnished when des-
ired, also, the liHa woOd-sawing machine, for two
or toar lrseas Miih separate pQwers they APe,R
capital machine for persons wishing q use the
horse power for any other purposes, such as
thrs6ng grain, running corn shelters, cider mills
&c,, Sc, As have not been able, any sessan fnr
the last threee wears, To supply half the demand
Cor These Wood-Sawmg Machines, / would urge
those smlenlstRs Esping machines, ~ band in
theIr orders carly.
d, KREPS.
z Q PerttsbuEg, Nov. tst ISG4 iilWF at 9S0g
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

DEDRNPTlONs NOTIcR.--Jo Il. Wilkisna,
hor his assignecs wi take netiee that @. w Voris
deposited ia the aTreasnry Of Wood County, Ohio,
Forty -four DallArs as cents, 10 Fedeem DIV s9c-
bHs ~, ioNn.A Rorth, range east l6a acres, sold
atthe Delinquent Tax SALE January 18th, saBa.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
A0dtoy's Office, Wood County, Ohio. 30cP