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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
II. ;. cuAPIN, Editor.
IlIlRYsnnRta. OHIO.
Imam sialo Cahfnnllnn.


CuLuNnUs, o., March 20 1854
The nalersigoei, rcpresepiiog The Ceion organ,
ikation In the State " Oha, herebv invite al qna
iHed votcrs Of Tie State who dssre the uuc0ndi-
aon Al M Intolerance of the Union, the supremacy Of
the Constitution, and The complete suppression OF
the existing rebellion. with the causU thofe0f By
,igorons war and all apt and efficient means, 10
sand delegates tn . Convention u assemble at
Columbus on Wednesday, The 25th day bf May
i,exl, at II o'clock A. NJ fer the purpose Of select
ing four delegates and four nlternalcs to represent
tic State IN the National Uuloh Convention 10 be
held III the city Of baltimore Un the 7th of Juno
next, to nominate candidates for President aui
Vice President OF the United States.
The Convention will also nominate candidates
for The following offices,
Secretary nf STATE.
Judge Of the supreme Court.
III iQcdf the Supreni Clnrl 10 MI vacancy
Attefney Gcnornl
Comptroller Of tic Treasury.
One member of tho B,ard of Public Works.
The Contcutioh will consist of ono delegate for
every 400 votes cast for Gov. Brough AZ the last
State election, AMI one adlilunpl delegate fr
each traction OF 200 or upwards, as per the follow
ing list
fAccorling tn this opporiionmeut, Wood county
Is entitled TO seven delegates.
Z The Union voters Of each Congressional District
nrc REQUESTED 10 svloct two delegates aud tWo al
ternalcs 10 the National Union C0nycutiau, at such
timl and place MS may be agreed upon but iC such
delegates shall not be selected before the meelnE
af the Slate Corvcnlidn on tn 2blh of Nav, tlipu
the delegates 10 that Convention win select sttch
delegates ~ the National Union Convention, FOR
their respective districts.
Tho Committee would suggest that the County
Conventions for selecting delegates To the State
Convention to be held on saturday. the ih of MAY.
WM. DENN1SON Chairman,
j. .JANNEY, $40. and Treas,
q. NOLNEY DORSEY,
s.. SOD SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
/. j. ALLEN,
G. N. 0LnS.
GEO. NJ. PARSONS
Il. n. GEAHI. Executive Com.
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MN. HOUSTON
Pcrrysburg, May 81, 1868.
REVOLUTION IN PITCHING HAY
Rundel'S and Palmer's First Premi-
uM Horse Pitch Fork.

IT UNL0ADS a ton of hay in from three to
L eight minutes; it pitches into window from
outside, carrying the hay inside: it pitches into
mows, over and under purlin b1ams and into
any place where hand fork will work; it stacks
hay and straw, in the field, making high and low
ricks.
These are the simplest, and most complete work
ing tools yet introduced to the farmers, has been
shown by the unlimited demand for them duiig
last season, which exceeded the ability of the
uacturers to supply by several thousands; also by
the universal preference they received. when op-
Grated in competition with various other forks.
Every farmer in the county is invited to call ut
the Agricultural Warehouse and examine these
celebrated forks, and satisfy themselves that the
truth has not boen half told. Litftt
D. KREPS,
ttsig- Sole Agent for Wood County
Perrysburg, April 10, 1861. 81
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PAIUE LIST oG Threshing Machines
az Sanknsky, Ohio.

The greatly Increased cost Of manufacturing
Machines consequent upon heavy and continued
advances in the price OF labor, iron, Steel coal
lumber, betting, and AL the materials used in Ma
chimes - has rendered il necessary to advance the
prices.
For 10 Horse Power and Separator (cylm-
der " inches long, )'.'. ','',..'.,, SST5 90
This includes Sweeps for Horse Power, Braces,
Tumble Rods, Jack, Belts complete for Separator,
Belt foa Jack 10 Separator is so feet long inch
es wlo,l Running Boards, and Platform for
feeder 10 stand on, Monkey Wrench, Sledge, Oil
Cam Tool Box--in fact everything in readiness to
start machine. Price ofa mNehine with wood or
iron cylinder is the same,
For Separator alone, (W6odburys or
Pitts, )--all Separator belts furnished
complete without main belt nom Jack to
separator. .,....-.,..,...,....-,.. S22S OG
For 10 Horse Power with Jack, Reversal
bic Pulley, Puley teathered,) Tumble
Rods, withNut main belt ... ,..N.--.,. $50 90
For S-lIorse Power, with Jack, Reversible
PGlley, Pulley leathorod, Tumble Rods
without main belt --..-.- 49, .-..- 40 90
also furnish, when expressly ordered,
Truck Wagon, suitable for hauling Sep
arator from place 10 place, With iron
arms or skeins, 5,h wheel, reach, &c. 90 90
Latest improved Straw Stacker, 2s feet
long, 3 Rubber Belts tor Stats, (out-
side osas y Inch, eenue inch, attach
ments 70 separator, and Curtains ----' as 90
Power Corn"Sheller ..,t, ,,.,,,t,.....," 40 90
s63~ Repairs done on short notice.
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An Ohio Officer Killed nnd Another
Wounded at Libby Prison.

Wounded at Libby Prison.
From TIE Richmond Enquirer, April 11l
Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock a
section Of tho Guard were drawn up in
front of the prison loading their muskcts
before going ON duty, and had nearly com.
pleted the operation when one of the guard
while capping his gun, let tho trigger slip
accidentally and exploded the CHARGE The
ball passed through one of tho front win
dows OF the prison struck and slightly
wounded in the neck Lieutenant ID. D. Kelly,
of the l00th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and
passed through the head of Lieutenant G.
D. Forsyth, OF the same regiment killing
him almost instantly. The accidental char
actor of the occurrence was coroborated
10y several Witnesses and it was ascer-
tanned upon the examination which was
instituted. that tho private has lost the use
of the first and second fingers of Ills right
hand from bullet wound in the middle OF
the hand, received in battle The body of
Forsyth was properly taken care of, and
the wounded officer was placed in the
prison hospital for treatment.
Tho following letter was soon after
handed to Major Turner:
LIuDY PRIsoN, April -, 1864.
Major purner--Sr; Lieutenant Forsyth
One llundredth Ohio Nolnetrer Infantry,
was accidentally killel this morning by the
-rrm9tur5 UTstuaTgS S1r-Jf gTu7u rITC- ndHUs5tt
Vt guard, The officers of his regiment
.re desirous to send his remains to his
widowed mother in Ohio, and request that
YOU will grant the permission also that the
)llicers may contribute money to the pur-
)'laso OF metallic collin out OF funds in
HE possession of tho Confederate author
ltics iur tho same.
Respectfully, Il. h. HAYES.
Licut.Col, Tooth 0. Va.
This letter was duly forwarded to Gen.
Wmder, who immediately granted the re-
quests stated The body wall be seat down /
by the earliest flag of truce.
The body Of young Forsyth reached Il
home of his mother in Toledo, last week
and was followed to its final resting place,
amid the ceremonial solemuities of Masonic
honurs.
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HAVlNG purchased the interest of +. S. Tyler,
1 4 shall continue the Hardware, Stove and Tin
business, as heretofore. ] shall endeavor to keep
on hand a full assortment of Stoves, conn mprising
all the latest styles, and guarantee to sell them at
roledoprices, or as low as they can bo purchased
elsewhere.
My stock of Hardware will comprise all articles
generally found in a Hardware Store, including:
Iron, all sizes, Nails and Glass
Pipe boxes, House Trimmings,
Steel, all kinds, Harness Trimmings,
Blaeksmitl's Coal, Gable Chains
Shovels and Spades, Crnss-cut Saws,
ioes aud Forks Scythes and Snaths,
Stoves, Tin Ware, sc. r
All Of which guarantee to sell at Toledo prices.
ss o. A. B0STwlCK.
Perrysburg, April 90, 1854. 5l6
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MILLINERY GOODS AT A
BARGAIN!!
Look Out for the Spring Styles !

| AplES OF rEYRYSBURG and vicinity need
not 90 to Toledo to get their Bounets and MILF
merry Goods Miss Fowler's Establishment, on
Louisiana Avenue, Perrysberg, affords every thing
desirable in this line. Being constantly in receipt
of the very latest Styles she invites the public to
call aud see her goods and specimens Of her, work
She gives particular attention TO the making Of
New Booncts, apdchangng from old to new styles;
to cutting and fitting Dresses, and in short, is pre-
pared % do everything pertaining to the conducting
OF a ffrst ctass Millinery Establishment.
Mss ANN L. FOWLER.
Perrysburg, March 2, 1864 aim
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IEOHsr rOwEmS.

For Powers with which to drive my Threshors,
have selected, as being the best now in use,
PRS IMPROVED PATENT pouBIg rrStoN POWER.
These Powers are made by me in the most thor
ough manner, of the best material. aud are of
double the strength of my single -geared Power,
In the Pitts Power, am making shaft OF tho
hevel wheel, aud master pmian Of CAST STEEL,
which Is great improvement over the Iron Shaft
used BY other manufacturers.
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rnREsmERs AND sEpARAToRs.
WOODpItRy,S pArENT.

have thus far found that Woodbury's Patent
is most sought after by threshers, and, us cerll-
Gates show, it dncs good work and gives excellent
satisfaction. The first premium was awarded to
this machine at the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs,
in 1853, aud II has always received the first premi-
um at County and State Fairs, wherever eShb.
tied, both in the United States and Cunadas. |
AMI the only manufacturer Of this very superior
nlchinn In tho State.
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TERMS OF PAYMENr.

Ono-hsR eRsh, balance ia oae year by Joint note,
With use With two or maro responsible slgners.
IL the parties are not known 70 me, | should re-
qure staten mt frOnr each 0lo Individually, oi
how much properly they own clear of debt, and
what u consists of; this sttem 'nt 10 lie certihed 10
by Justice OF the Peace, Or some responsible per-
son with whom may b. acquainted in their neigh
horhood. All sales less than SIS bash.
SnorS Fulton Car Works cQ)Aerof Water aud
Sheloo streets, Sandusky, ohio1 -
SsndusSy, Ohio, May ., $50 Inc
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C HERIFFS SALE.

S HERIFFS SALE.
vs. Wood Common Pleas.
Ephrain Simmons
by virtue ofa vend. ex .ofsale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
livered, will otr or sale at public venduc at the
door of the Court House, in tht town Of Pcrrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, May 2S, 1884
Between the hours of and O'Clock r. NJ, Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
Lot No. 4, IN the town of Portageville, Wood
County, Ohio
q. L. GUYER, Shcria.
Gro. STRAIN, Plaintiffs Atty.
Perrysburg, April u, 1854. 52e$3 10
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SHERIFF's SALE.

- IIEKIFF'S SALE.
Henry G, Lawrence
vs.. Wood Common Pleas
Freeman Johnson, ct al. \
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and to mo directed and de-
ycred, will offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door Of the Court in the town Of Perry sburg
in said county, on
SATURDAY, May % 1864.
Between the hours Of u NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, of
said day, the following described lands and tene-
mcnts, to-wit:
Being portionof lanl commencing at point
where the Porrysburg and Findlay Plank road
the south line of the east one-half of the
southwest quarter Of section No. l0-in Town 4,
of the Uuied States Reserve: running thence
north l6 rols; thence east 20 rods; thence south
lG rods, TO Whites south line on the road running
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe eopartnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firmname of Bostwick 4 Tyler, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent-Mr. Tyler re-
tiring. Mr.. A. BostwioR having purchased the
assets of the concern, will continue the business,
and will settle all the obligations of the late firm.
All persons indebted to the late firm, either by note
or baok account requested to call and settle the
same Immediately.
ht O.tA. BoSTwICK,
+. S. TYLER.
Perrysburg April IL, 1854
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QOAD N0TICE.-A petition will be presented
next regular session. asking the location and es-
Enlistment Of County Road, commencing at the
quarter post on the north limo of Section twenty
three, in Lake township thence south to the south
line of said Section, and theN terminate.
Lake, April 49, 1854 Id
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a DMINISTSeATOR's NOTECE.-NotioeIs
fA hereby given that have been duly appointed and
qualified administrator on the estate OF ~ d. Hutch.
ins, late OF Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All per.
sons interested will govern themselves accordingly.
L. X. SAGE, Administrator.
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u l. HAYES.
Lirut. Col. loom O
Bombarlmcnt of Chnrlcston,

The Port Royal Nees South publishes the
following letter, dated Morris Island, April
10th:
On the 18th inst the rebels lired few
shells from Fort Sumter. Tho 18th was the
anniversary day ON mhich the rebels cap
ured the fort, by bomhardiug it from Cum
mmg's Point and several other places. Not
one OF their shells did partical OF damage.
Our men immediately opened from Fort
Grcgg, and ina very short space of time the
enemy was completely silonood.
The fact that the enc'ay has guns in Fort
Sumter is not doubted, but we are confident
he will never be able toma&e any practical
use of them
The thirty FOUNDER Parrot gun which did
such admiranle execution in shollmg Char.
lesion, aud which exploded on the forty.six
hundred aud Fl t}cnth round, has been ro-
placed by gun equally us effective, Shells
are now tossed into the city at points the
rebels supposed we would not be able 10
reach. Tho inhabitants, who supposed
themselves comparatively safe in the mid
die of tho city have been compelled to take
another ioarpey toward the nogtnorn hIaits
For the past few days tho tides have been
mprecedeutedly high, so that the hanks
along tho beach have been lcveled for a
distance Of several yards inland, At Fort
Wagner near the sally-port, two torpedoes
We're washed out OF the sand 10y the water.
One Of the torpedaes contained powder in a
dry state; the powder in tho other was moist
and UneNplosive,
Several bodies have also been exhumed
by the tide near the fort In one place sew.
enteon, and in an,ther eight bodies were
exposed to view, They were ren,erred
mihcr iulanl.
Deserters and c0nuabands come in every
little while from Charleston aud vicinity.
Tho Intelligence they bring oouarms that
which we already know concerning the fore Q
aud pos tion Of the euemy's troops Beau.
regard is travelling continually between
Charleston and Savannah. and manifests con-
siderable pneasiness at our supposed inten.
ton TO strike a hlow in tho neighhorhood
OF Que OF the other place, Thore is nothing
new to report of the feot
-. -s------.-
Thojomt of Congress, increases
The duty ON foreign goods nifty instead of
twenty FIVE per cent Printing paper is
exempted from tho operation of this pro.
vision. The following is tLo resolution as
j; passed the House:
ReS0lrNi by @e Ssa0te and House of
Representatives, IN Congress ASSembled.
That until the cnd of sixty dave from the
passage Of this resolution, 80 per cent, of
the rates ofduties aud impostS now imposed
by law on all goods, wares, merchandise,
and and articles imported, shall be added
10 she present duties aud imposts now
ehaiSed on the importation OF such articles
proyided, that printing paper unsized, used
for bopksend newspapers exclusively, shall
be exelapt igom the operation of the reso,
lntlon
Tho newa receiyed rom Fort Nlnnnno
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DoS'r WANr 30 Bs TAxED.--A dclcga.
ton from the New York Board Of Brokers
Is at Washington to protest against the pro-
posed tax raics on transacIions in btock.
Che town Ia afullof similar enealSs, protest
Ing against ihh TAXATION Of every interest
they may Happen to Representa-
About two.tiirds of the Union Senators Of
New Yorkand several prominent politicians
of New York City, have addressed tho Re-
publican National Committee urging tho
-postponemeut OF the baltimore Convention
to at least tho LIST Of Semtembcr.
Tho War Department has ord erod nm al.
dition OF $4,000 beds t9 tho present hospi-
tt accomnJdations at Washington. All
patients able 10 De re moved are 70 be sent
North at once.
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Keep Y our Feet Dry /!

XNTM. HOUSTON, as usual is manufacturing
w large amount of SHOES aud BOOTS, for
The Fan aud Winter trade.
iersysburg, September % 1893. 10
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.-The
- Board will hold their next regular forthe
examination Of Teachers on the
FIRST frOlay Ia May, iS6t at West Milgrove.
first Friday IN june, 1854. at Perrysbarg
First ErAlsy In Juty, lsd4 AZ Portage .i
txanioations vi. v0iamence panetualty al A. NJ.
Applicants need not apply for Special
ee are required to attend the stated meetings of the
All sorrspoaassee ~i,h the exa,uinsFs shOuIa Ds
directed tothe anderstsned, at 8ouhns 6teen.
50 J. W. WOODBURY., olerk.
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The news received from Fort Monroe
and elsewhere, Indicate approaching hos
tilities on the Sodtheru coast immediately.
From our barber aswhoh feet Of wooden
and armored steamers has Just gone cut,
aud tie Onondag,a has been ordered from
Fort Monroe with her eonSOys.
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NEW ADvERTIsMEMTS, a

q DmlNIsruATOu,s HOTICE.-Notiee
n il hereby given that hive been duly appoint,
Ell and qualified Admnstrator Of the estate ci Samuel
Marvin Jefers. late OF Wood County, Ohio. deceased
al persons inlore yted VIII govern thomse
ingly. PETER BBLb, Administrator.
PerrveiuirQ Mac 2. 1894
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YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c.

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at avery small advance
upon cost. Alive ask is examination ofgoods
and prices to demonstrate to the people this place
and vicinity that it is 10 their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money. tlHF sNE
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, ask you to give us a call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best Of bargains.
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ID DAD NOTlCB.-Notce is hereby given, that
Il q petition will he prescnted tn the Commis.
sioners Of Wood counnty, at their June Session in
1854, praying for the location and establishment of
n County Road, commencing ut the county line,
twelve rods west Of tho southeast corner Of the west
y Of the southwest u of section 3i town 3, north
range 2, east thence nurteas asterly 10 the quarter
section line Of said section thence north along said
line 70 a stake near the northwest corner of the
southeast u Of the northwest Il Of said section /,
thence northwesterly TO tho section line between
sections 81 and 3j same town and range thence
northwostery until il iniersects the county road on
the land of Samuel E. Burns Ia section 2s, town
and range before mentioned, and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 20, 1861. Id
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Weed County Lands for Sale,

( N Friday, the 10th day of June next, there will
be sold 10 the highest responsible bidder, the
following described lands situate in the townships
Of Milton and Webster Wood county, Ohio.
In section twenty mine, town four north, range
nine east:
Northeast 4 Of northwest ip.',....... 40 acres.
Southeast = of northwest ~. .......'r'.'40
Northwest \ of northeast a L........,...40
Southwest = Of northeast H.... -. .."40
Tbs above lands are within half mile of the
Dayton 4 Michigan railroad track.
In section eleven, town five north, range eleven
cast
Northeast 4 Of southwest "a M......"...,40 acres.
Southeast = of southwest y ..s...s...... 40 "
Southwest "a Of southwest I4,,.'..,' ...40
II will be sold in Tracts Of 40 acres each.
Terms of Sale One third down; one-thrd in one
year. aud one-third in two years, secured by mort
gage on the land.
by order Of the County Commissioners
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AUDIToRs OFFICE, WooD Co., o. 3.
Perrysburg, April 80, 1864. lie
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UlKU SnkNlM-NINIrfcnIy.
W. N. SN0OK, Paulling.
SAMUEd. Ia HUNTER, Williams.
Z. j. SWAN, Putnam.
Congressional District CnmmilLee.
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"United we stand, divided We fall
3, a. RAYMOND, Lucas.
w. H.'I0NES, wood.
IL. B. BAlES, Fulton.
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN PLANTER

lust RECEIVED, at the AGRICULTURAL
y WAREHOUSE one hundred Of these cclebra
tod hand Corn Planters.
Theso Planters, where thoroughly tested last
season by farmers in this county have no sapo-
rior for regularity in planting, and can be SGT
to drop any required number Of grains ia a hill !
II has, also, several important improvements over
all other planters, and will do MS much work as
three nen with hoes, aud do il better. Can, see
aud be convinced, aud take one hotDe With YOU.
2 d. KREPS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOtIre or Guardians sale.

NOtire or Guardlan's sale. 4
Juison Bnicry NE
va Henry county PROBATE Coursia
Emma Pratt u
N pprsdarce of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Il5nfy county. Ohio, made on Tie 2slh day OF
April, A. d., 1893, IN the case " Judsou Emery,
guardian OF Emma Pratt, against bis ward, the
undersigned will, on the 4lh day Of June. A. D.,
1901, AZ o'clock, p. m, ON The premises, oner al
public sale, The following described Real Estate,
situate in Wood Coun,y, Ohio. tn wit
Lot number fourteen ~ section one ~ west
addition OF The town offdlead.
Terms Of Sale Onc-third OF tho purchase money
cash on the day Of sulc, one-trrd in one ani one
Third IN two years from the day Of sale, to be Sc
curcd by mortgage on the premises sold, and the
deferred payments 70 bear interest at the rate Of
pr centum per annun, payable annually. Ap-
praised at 800.
JuDS0N EMERY, Guardiaa.
81 Ia
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N o nc E!

perrysburg, April II, 1864.