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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07


CuSANNA and Daniel Oberdorf, residents OF
y the State Of Illinois, and Margaret and William
Roach residents Of the State " Indiana will take
notice that Elizabeth Walters and John Walters,
Executors Of the last will and testameut Of Jacob
Walters, deceased, on the 18th day of November,
1854, fled in the Probate Court Of Wood county,
Ohin, their petition. alledging that said decedent
BY h said last will, required with other thngs)
the east southeast Of section FL, and the west south
west Of section a. town 5, range east, 100 acres
more OF less in Wood county, Ohio, at tne majority
Of his youngest daughter 70 be sold BY his said
Executors; that said youngest daughter has fully
arrived at her majority; that atdecedenss widow still
surviving, did not elect to take under said WILL and
is entitled TO dover in said premises; praying an
order to 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 24th Of De-
cember, 1894.
ELIZABETH WALTERS and
JOHN WALTERS, Executors.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
November II, 1854. S0eS9 IS
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF UNION
PRISONERS.

Tie Richmond Enquirer, Of November
%, contains the following account OF an
attic npt to escape, made by thirteen thou
sand Union Prisoners, at Salisbury, North
Carolina. They were surrounded and over
powered, by grape and canister being
fired upon them. resulting in forty of the
poor fellows being killed and large num-
Der wounded. The rebel paper says:
On Thursday last a serious attempt was
made by the Federal prisoners confined at
Salisbury, n. o., to mako their escape,
which was rapidly and cff"ctnally quelled
Mt the expense Of considerable Yankee
blood. 1t appears that n plot had boen
formed among tho prisoners--of whom
there are at Salisbury Eoms thirteen thou
sand-to Overpowor tho interior guard Of
tho encampment, thon break through the
line of tho parapet guard, and, after secur-
ing all the arms they conld, to march
through Western North Carolina into Ten
nessee, and make good thoir escape. In
the 4 st part of their programme thay sue
oeeded. The interior guard wero soon
overpowcred. and two of the unfo tuna;e
men were killed while resisting. They
then attacked the parapet guard, who
fought bravely against the terrible odds
until tho alarm had boen fully communicate
ed to the garrison, and two pieces of ar
tilery were thrown into position boar
ing upon tho cncampment. Two of the
parapet guard were killed in their gallant
defense. In good time the artillery opened,
and after a few raking discharges of grape
and canister, tho insurrectionists cried ont
for mercy, and declared that they would
make no further effort to get away. BY
this time they were completely surrounded
with artillery and infantry. and it is well
for them that they ceased their de.nonstra.
tion and sued for mercy. In ten minutes
minutes moro the whole camp would have
been one scene of slaughter. As it was
about forty were killed and large number
woun led. Thus very foolish attempt TO
escape from Cunfed rat, lurAncc has ended.
II will prove, no doubt, lesson to prison.
ers in the South. But for the coolness, and
it may be a,ldel, the consideration, of tho
officers comman ling the garrison the pur-
ishment inflicted upon these misguided cap.
tives would have boen far more serious,
if. indeed, it had not amoun,e to the an,
nihilatiun Of the entire body.
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General Lce,s Raid in Louisiana.


The New Orleans Era contains the following
in Louisiana, in which the Union forces under his
command acquitted themselves with much honor:
Colonel Fonda, llsth H., was in command Of
one column, and proceeded ~ Port Hudson, thence
to Jackson.
On the 10th, ten miles from Jackson, he surpris-
ed n rebel camp, dispersed IL, captured fty-fve
prisoners, two hundred stand Of arms, QUE hun
drcd horses, twenty army wagons, aud large
amount Of military stores.
He then moved forward and Joined the main
colu mn under Gen. Lee, who thus re-enforced
marched upon Liberty. Another column had been
started from Baton Rouge for Liberty, under Col
Marsh, ID Illinois Cavalry. This column reach cd
III Ierty and surprised the rObel Gen. Hodge, In
command there. He barely escaped capture by
jumping from back window; but oil the members
Of his staff taken, including Lieutenant Davis
a nephew of Jeffs. Col Marah remained here
until the arrival OF Gen. Leo, when two expedi
tions dispatched still further into the ene,ny'.
lines; one going TO BrookhaVsn, under Colone
Fonda, and the other to Summit under Colonel
BassfOrd, llth Now York Cavalry. At tBrookhayet
train OF cars, loaded with all kinds Of militar,
stores, was captured and destroyed, as also IN,
buildings containing quartermaster's stores. Fiji,
prisoners were taken, section Of artillery and
forty wagons loaded with stores. Colonel Bass
ford found a large quantity Of stores at Summit
and as the place was surprised he secured thC
whole and destroyed il. Ne then returned to Lab
erty with rs prisoners and some valuable trophies
0f this successful raid. While these expedition
were absent General Lee was attacked at Liberty
! by Coonel Scott, and most vigorous fight wal
kept up for two hours, AMI although Lce's forces
were ou-1umbered by Scohs, the enemy was fin
ally obliged 20 retire. The result of the fight wa
the capture Of 2S prisoners. one l2-pounder hOwit
Eer and 80 rebels len dead on tho field.
The expedition then returned To Baton Rouge
| Our loss WAS not, over twenty.
frS occurred az Baton Rouge on the ga in
building formerly used a. cotton nanufactory
/ but latterly as government stable. Over $40,
ooO worth of pronerty WAS burned, consisting q
malice, horsss aud harness.
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For SnIc.

In Troy township, Wood county, Ohio:
Tho east half ot the northwest quarter Of Sec
tioR 1; 70 62- 100 acres.
The nnsth half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
tiOn ?; 81 So 100 acres.
Also, in Lake township;
The south half of the southeast quarter Of see
ton 20; 80 acres.
Also, the east half Of the northwest quarter Of
section 4, in Center township,
The above is all good farming land, well drain
ed, and will be sold on long time, il desired, with
a small down payment.
Inquire Of EDISON ALLEN,
Toledo, Ohio.
November 20, 1864. 3ld&
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A administrators Sale of Real
Estate

TN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
L Court Of Henry county, Ohio, the un iersigned
will olf;r for sale, at public ontcry, the prem
ses, on WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst day Of Docem-
bcr, 1864, at O'Clock in tho afternoon, tho fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit: trf
The east half Of Lot No. 2, in the town Of
Gilcad, Wood county, Ohio. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of Sale--0ne-third in-hand: one-third in
one and one-third in two years from date Of sale;
with interest. Deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises sold.
JEO. CAMPBELL,
WM. \. LDAGGETT,
Administrators Of c. Bucklin, decd.
November 23; 1854. 3idS5
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Guardsnn's sale OF Real Estate.

Guardians sale Of Real Estate.
ON FRIDAY, the S0th day of Decembsr, A. d,
OlS6i, between the hours Of II O'Clock NJ, and
O'Clock, p. NJ, on the premises, viii be sold, In
pursuance of an order Of Probate Court, Of Wood
County Ohio, to the highest bidder, the undivided
two-hnhs part Of thirteen acres, IN Section twenty
nine (29) Township six (6l, Range ton (l0) East,
Ia Wood County, Ohio, known az Lot No. eight
t8A as designated in plat ON file in the Clerks Of
hoe Of Court Of Common Pleas Of said County,
in partition, proceedings in which Jane E. Bugh,
Gus srdan, Was Petitioner, aud Levi Roach, and
others Defendants. r0 -rrt r.
Appraised at SIS 90. rtG
n Terms legal.
Guardians At Amelia Bugh aud Jane =. Bagh.
Nov. so 1854. Sieee 50
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07

The osiiciAl count Of the vote af MassH-
chuseits for Presidential Electors foot up,
Union, l26, ZAP; Democratic, 4s,7Aa, giving
the aflendid majority of 1897, The OH
9 al majority in New York is stated 10 b,
precisely 1900. The total official vote Of
Minnesota for Electors is 42.4S7. The U,s
ion majority is 1858
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Lands for sale.

A FARM in Newburgh, Of about 200 acres, lR
"A whole or in part. Also, sonse very valuable
wood lots. $1,000
One house and lot on Piitsburs street. onsNa-
cant lot on Cherry street. rf
Ia Wood county, Freedom township, northeast
half Of northeast quarter of section Is, 80
northwest quarter Of section Is, i0e aeres, snath-
east half cf the southeast quarter OF section IA
so acres Price Of these sections, So 50 per acre.
Also, the southwest quarter Of section "a, 100
acres, al tiftesn dollars per eere. 1CE
Address, A. j.. MoCURDY.
slA No. S23 Perry street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Total OS67 lOIsj 2los 4aO Il732 100

HHHIvJ . TIL IJUTIIyI W
by the above, it will bo seen that with
t.c Blades extraord n r. ex .rti ms tie Cop.
psrhoad candidat, succeeded in obtaining
almost one sirth Of the soldiers votes!
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VOTE OF TmE TENTM DIsTRICr 1

Below we give the Congressional vote
Of the different counties Of the Tenth Dis
trici. including the soldiers vote, as pub
lished in the Cincinnati 0dsette. The to-
tai majority for Mr. Ashley. differs slightly
from the figures here etofore published:
Homo Vote. Soldiers' Vote. Total.
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To the Trustees of Jackson
Township, Wool CO., Ohio.

We the undersigned, petitioners Of resident frec-
holders in, and j,ining the following described
ditch or drain, in said township, do pray your hon
orable body, the Trustees Of Jackson Township,
to cate, establish and construct ditch, drain or
water course, for the promotion Of health, conyen-
encc and public prosperity, Of said township, conf
mencing at the county lines Of Wood and Hancock,
from thence north, along or on the bounds Of the
road known as the 0tsego and blanchard Fork free
turnpike, to the Milton township line, and therj
terminate; fnr which we ever pray.
Nov. 8, 1864. $375 god
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LADIES' FAsuIoSABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may bs
tanned by close cash buyers. from the fact hatt
goods are bought FOR cash dieectly OF the Eastsra
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported god
are bought at just what il costs 70 import ahsna
hence he can Afford 70 sell goods At a,r .ilg.f
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READY-MApE CLOTHING.

Ia this depaFtmsnt, ne hare the largest and ma
complete ass0rtmeut 10 Northern Ohio. Aads NJ
stAatial manner, warranted y give the very sosl
satisfaction, er nD ssls. fi-'N Htrf pl'i
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07
JOURNAL EXTRA.

With this number Of the JoURNAL We
tissue an extra, containing the speech Of
Hon. James q. Ashley, at Napoleon, on Fri
day. the 25sh ult in this speech be takes
up every charge ihal his enemies brought
against him daring the late canvass. AMI
reviews each one separately. uamasking
their falsohood In o thorough manner and
giving their authors a scatIing that thus
Ear has proved eGectual. Ilo offers his op.
poncnts an easy and certain method Of get
ting him out Of Congress. by proposing d
resign his seat therein. IL they prove the
correctness Of thoir charges. We commend
this speech to the attention Of every man in
the Tenth District, II will repay thor
ough perusal.
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FESTIVAL AT THEOLIVER HOUSE


Oh Tuesday evening Of last week, q mag.
nifcent banquet was given to Hon. James
II. Ashley, at the Oliver House, in Toledo
by his numerous friends In that city. It
was attended by large concourse Of his
friends and constituents from all parts Of
the District. The tables were loaded with
the choicest deicacies Of tho season. and
prepared in the excellent style of tho "Oli-
ver." A number Of letters we're read from
distinguished mon abroad in reply TO invi-
tatious extended them, all OF which breath.
ell spirit Of tho highest confidence III tho
prosperity OF the Republic, the speedy
suppression Of the Rebellion and the future
prosperity OF tho nation. The highest need
Of praise was bestowed upon the course Of
our much honored Representative, and les.
timoniaIs Of tho highest character wero
given from such mgn aB Chase, Sumner
Dslano, Dickinson and othors in behalf Of
his honor and integrity Of character as a
man, his faithfulnsss and devotion 10 prin-
oiple az Representative, and his unswerv-
ing and fearless adherence to tho cause OF
Liberty and the Union as Patriot.
A number OF toasts were given to which
an equal number Of happy and effective
speeches were had. Altogether il was joy.
GUS re-unioneof the loyal mon Of the Tenth
District--ons long to be remembered by all
who narticipatad therein.
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Nav YoRK, December 3.--Tho Herald =
Washington special says Government Off
cials are unusually jubilaht over the news
from Sherman. The Government possesses
means. Independent OF Riohmond papers,
and more reliable, Of obtaining intelligence
Of Sherman's progress. Il is confidently
believed that Sherman has not only baffied
the rcbsl Genel ais. hut has SO far advanced
beyond ssrious Interruption. as to leave no
doubt 0f his triumphant success.
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MUCH LOWER PRICEs

than goods arc gsneFally sold. which is an isem
Rrs1t interest 70 The people Of Weed county, A sat
fiicient in ducemeAt We take Il, 70 make Psrfys
burg As trading point.
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IL or his assgnees will take notice tAAt @. w V0rs
deposited In the Treasury Of Wood Coaaty, Ohio,
Forty-four Dollars So cents, to redeem the sec
ton 81. teWh north, range east los seres. sold
At the Delinquent Tax Sale. January lath, 1889.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
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Keep Your Feet Dry!

NyM. HOUSTON as usual, is msnafs eiuring
w large amount Of SHOES aud BOOTS, Tor
the Fall aad Winter trade.
Perry sbUrg, September = 10
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WOOD-SA WING MACHINES
Warner Brothers. Patent.

TI>IE undersignedis Is now prepared to supply the
z atrade with these celebrated machines they
have been mush improved since last season, and
are without question, the best two-horse power
machine in the country; they have also n circular
saw attachment, which can be furnished WHEN des-
or four horses, with separate power; they are .
capital machine for persons wishing 10 use the
horse power for any other purposes, such as
threshing grain, running corn shelters, cider mills
&C., SC. As have not been able, ahv season fOE
the last threee years, to supply half the demand
for these wood-Sawing Machines, would urge
those contemplating getting machines, 10 hand 10
their orders early.
d. KREPS.
PsrTsbusg, Nov. lst 1894 9TH.
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EDUCATIONAL

History, &C., SC while the News Department,
Markets, &c. are ably and carefully conducted
embracing Weekly Summary Of the Latest War
News. and Reports of the principal Grain, Proyis-
ion, Cattle, Wool and Fruit markets.
Indeed no Newspaper in America combines such
q variety Of Useful, Timely aud Valuable Inform
alton as does the RURAL Ngw-YoRx.R. 1t En-
ploys the Best Talent, and Ia the Leading and
largest circulating Journal Of its class in the
World! And we are determined that, in the future
as in the past, il shall DO unsurpassed in Valne,
Purity and Variety Of Contents-embracing more
Agricultural, Horticultural, Scientific, Education
al, Literary and News Matter than any other jour
nal-rendering it the most complete Agricultural,
Literary and Family Newspaper in America.
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HARDWARE. eRocERIEs. &C.

Those wishing 10 purchase anything IN this hne
before purchasing elsewhere. The ettenli0n of he
public Is respectfully invited 70 my extensive slosk
feeling assured :, will be ti.ns probably GPss..
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THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEArSEss
i'ff tEf4 "siiVr fH vlg'i
Is LITT. hnn

Inspection and comparison will prove that fer va
Iiety, elegance, richness, cheApness, beauty aDc
quantity, this stock Is unsurpassed b. any nOw oe
fsred in the West. ,ft.rr
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SIlEE.' HUSBANDRY.

Conducted BY the Hpn. HESaY s. RANDALL, l..
l.. D., author of"The Practical Shepherd, ,""Shecp
Husbandry in the South" and other valuable
works. Dr. Il. is conceded to be the best author
ity on the subject in the country and his depart
ment is alone worth the price of the paper to any
one egagcd in Wool Growing or Sheep breeding.
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HORTICULTURAL.

In this Department the Rural will present the
experience and observation of the best llorticul-
turists in Amsrics, including those of T. Barry,
ESQ.,, author of "The Fruit Garden" and former
Editor Of tho Horticulturist, who is regular con-
tributor. Every interested in the culture Of
Fruits or Flowers will find the RURAL indispcnsa-
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MERcHAMuIsH.
New stock 81 Goodsl
UNeARALLELED N
ATTRACTION,
VARIETY, and -
MAGNIFICENCEl
AT THE POPULAR STORE OF
.A.G. Williams e. Bro.
DRY GooDs DEADERs, 4 al
. Who take pleasure in informing the public and
their patrons that they have just received
from New York. large and varied assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOOD.
lanf haui UYL
W nicn, auueu 10 tneir olu htOck on nnno, MAKES
one Of the most comprehensive and desirable ,g
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS ~
That can be found anywhere in Wood County.
.,l TO THE LADIES, o.gE
We would say that our superb stock Of all kindsof
DIR ESS G00DSg
SILKS, stAwLs, DOHESrIos. BoNNkTs.
TRIMMINGS, BACEs, COLLARS GLovR$,i
| HANDKERoHIETS. HOSIERY, PRINTS,
| HUsLINs, GINGHAMs. MOTIONS, &oa q
market, and will be sold at press exceedingly loBt
compared with the wholesale rates.
We would slso invite attention to oar extended
assortment Of
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
CONSISTING II FART or
sHIRTINGS,
sHEETINGs,
CLOTHS
! CASSIMRRES,
vESTINGS,
CLOTHING, ,r
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In fact, every thing in either tho Fancy Staple
Furnishing Line, either for Personal Adornnent,
or Domestic Utility.
|
OUR sTOUK OF
Groceries, u
shelf Hardware,
Cutlery,
Glassware, ,,.l
Qucensware,
Yankee Notions, &C.,
Is FULL AND COMPLETB.
Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest!
tB- Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
Flour Barrels.
A. g. WILLIAMS, & BRO.
PeuysburR, May 0, 1858.
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

The Ladies will find in the Domestic Economy
dsptrtman. miny useful Rtcp,s, with practical
directions how to manage difficult matters pertain
ing to Housekeeping and Domestic Affairs.
OTHER IMPORTANT FEATURES.
But aside from the above important Practical
Departments, the RrRAL embraces others Of vast
interest TO families in both Town and Country.
For instance. .has distinct Departments under the
headings Of
CHOICE MISCELLANY.
Ladies' Dspartm mt, Sabbath Musings, Reading
for the Young, The Story Teller, (embracinR
choice Tales and Sketches, both original and Sc
lccted, D and as often ms once in two weeks such
valuable and interesting matters as