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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-17

The following proceedings were had in
the Ohio Legislature, on the LIST inst
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The following proceedings were had in
tho Ohio Legislature, on the LIST inst
SENATE.
Mr.. Hall introduced the following, which
wero unanimously adopted.
Rosoirsd BY ho Generot AssewLiy qf he Sdte Of
Ohio That the grateful thanks Of the Senate ere
due and are hereby rendered through their Gcnti al
Assemble 10 Ohos Veteran Volunteers, fur their
devotion to their country cause, ~ shown in their
bravery and Ralautry on the field and their I'M.
form good conduct in camp, and moro especially
for their sci,snctfcug spirit in promptly respond
ing to the call Of Government by rc-cnlistng for
the war.
Rcs.,rcd That while the rc-cnlistmcnt Of the
veteran regiments give increased strength and
efficiency to the army, and is WithOut parallel in
the history ofthc world it Of tho submcst acts
OF the war, and reflects impcrislabc honor ON the
citizen soldicry of this state
Resoircd That the Military Committees be in-
strucel to report to their respective Houses, ut an
early day, somr appropriate testimonial Of their
services, and Ohio's gratitude for such heroic
deeds
HOUSE.
The Military Committee reported a bill
to prevent skcdaddlors from the draft from
voting or holding office, with substitute,
aud recommended its passage.
The following resolutions wcro reported
ae substitute for some previously offered,
and adopted
Resoir,iby he Gcneyrt AssemJiv of hc Stale of
OHIO, That in this crisis of our CountiyS history,
we deem II eminently Just and proper, in the name
and behalf ol the people Of this State, to renew our
pledges Of devotion tO the Federal Union and Con.
stutiun Of these States.
Resoired. That this rebellion shall be crushed
law and order restored and the nag Of our country
must float in triumph over every foot of American
soil
Resoiocd, That in the opinion Of this General As
semby, the Emancipation and Amnesty Prochma-
tions, issued by our honest, devoted aud cmincntly
patriotic Cmcf Magistrate, Abraham Lincoln, are
judicious, wise and proper, and meet our hearty
approval.
Resoioed, That the Governor be requested to for
ward copies Of tho foregoing resolutions to tho
President, aud to each Of our Senators and Repre-
sentatiycs in Congress.
A substitute was offered from the DR..
Odds corner, which was voted down, and
the above resolutions adopted. Tho first
two 10y avoto of 60 to ! three or four
dodgng, and the 3d by vote of 81.
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THE CONSUMPTION BILL.

The House has finally passed the Con.
scripton bill. The two classes are con
solidatcd, and negroes arc 10 be- drafted.
Communication remains at $500. The bill
goes back 10 the Senate for concurrence.
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&UERIFFS SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

=
Pierre Chotcau ct al,
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
Julius Blnn TT nj. \
rs virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
caus, by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and 10 me directed and de-
ivcred, will oll,'r for sale at public vendur, at the
door OF the Courthouse, in Pcrrysburg, il said
county, on
SATURDAY February 81, 1854,
Between the hours of 10 \. VI. and 2 o'clock p. VI.
of said day, the following described lands and ten
cmcutS, tO-wi.:
Ou;-lots two hundred and seven. two hundred
and eight, two hundred AMI uinn, and two hundred
anj ten 207, 20S, 2O9 and 2lON, as laid out in the
town plat Vt Ptrrysburg, in the county of Wood
and State of Ohio
G. Z. GUNER, Sheriff
VI. Il. & R. WAITE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January y, 1854. 39eSi 30
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIGHEST BOUNTIEsl

M EN- going 10 the army, aud desiring the
Nl HIGHEST BOUNTlES IN THE STATE,
will find IL to their interests to call on It, ]. j.
Parsons, at Tontogany, Ohio.
\. b. Recruits wanted exclusively for the 9th
q. v. l. LIEUT.. j. j. PARSONS.
February 10, 1861. Aid
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The February number loads on with beautiful
steel plate, engraved Ia the highest style Of art
called The Sylvan Retreat" Thon r,llows n
splendid double richly.coorci Fashion Plate Then
new and popular piece Of music, Kind friends
arc near her" being an answer to "Who'wi call
for Mother now This pccc Of music Of itself. is
worth The price Of The number. Then striking
engraving Of the Rescue Of Arthur Steele" illus.
,ratiye OF an interesting story called Olives Trial
Them in the body Of th, book, ftt,on pages Of On.
Cravings, devoted TO thc Fashions, Work Table
Novelties, Flowers, &c. As to the literary matter
we may simply note the following among other
articles;
"Olivc's Trial - "Thc Coquc,te's Fate" by
Mrs. Spencer: "Mabcl's Mission" " Women /.
NOblcst Rights !" "Thc Maid Of Mniehaha," with
4 handsome Illustration; tn, Sn,w-Fliks's
Story" by Sarah 7. Bolton; " The Sorrows o
Estclc Ll Mayc," an original story by the distiu.
gulshcd English authores', Mary Hewitt; En-.
thansia," by Annie +. krnt How they do it,
"a plea for wilOwcr9, aud first rtte,J hy Marion
liarland The Secret Room," hy Arthur lIlmp
tgni' Our Love- by j. a. Dorgan, &c. &c
Making Il collection, artistic and literary, of III,
greatest interest to every iady-t to say nothing o
the stcrner sex.
Terms Que copy, So: two copies ~ four cop
les, 80 eight copies, and one to geitcr-up Of club
Sl2 twenty copies, aud one to prtter-up of club
S2S. Ono copy each Of Luiy'g Frtli aud S,,i.
dry Eccnin3 Post, 50. Address, Deacon q Peter.
son, No. $40 Walnut street Philadelphia.
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SHERIVF'S SALE.
Abraham Kcefcr
[ Wood Common
( Pleas

Abraham kcefcr W. S
against ""'i N"l''"
CHRISTOPHER kceter and others \ l'"a'
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 me directed and dc
Gvcrcd, will offer for sale at public vcnduc, at
the door Of the Courthouse, in the town of Per
rysburg, in said county, on
TUESDAY, February 23, 1864
Between the hours of IL and O'Clock F. NJ. Of said
day, the following described lands ami trnements,
.n-wit:
The north half Of the northwest quarter of sec
ton twcnty-eight t2S) township three 81, range
twelve (l2l, east--less thirty 900 acres off the
aorth side.
Appraised at 81, 500. Terms legal
&. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
MURRAY & PRICE. Pln's Att'ys.
prrryS Sburcr .Ianuary DU 1894 3SrSl 40
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'TUE purchasers octhe following described lands
l in section 49, town north, range II east, hay
mg h,tl t. make their several payments according
to law sand lands, with all tho improvements there
ON, will be sold 10 the highest aad best bidders at
the door OF the Court House Of said county, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of March next, at |
o'cpck, =, NJ, unless the payments with the accru-
inI interest now due on said lands, be paid before
that time, t1-Nlt:
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BY JoHNsoN 4 SrRAlS, his Au'ys.
January 25,h, \. ID. 1864. S9f
q pllINlNrls Nrl:lN,s NorIOE.-NolLes

a DlEN II AAs \ AAslN'A NONlNh4s s-Notcs
"a is hereby gwen tnt have heeo duly appointed
and qpalHed as Ndmjtist atriN on the estate OF Nm
TAy l0r, late uf Wool County, Ohio deceased, An
interested will govern them accordn gly
lAEAIET TAYLOR, Adm'N.
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s. pAMTICuLAM INTENTION nna
Policies Issued Without Delay |!
y. 4. & =. II. PRICE, Agents.


once in Bank Building Perry sburg O., up stairs.
February u, 1851. 4lI
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SCmOOL EXAMINERS, NoTlCE.-rl

NOTlCE-Ts hereby given that petition will be-
lNpr2sentcd to the Board of Commissioners of
Wood county, at their regular session in March,
1854 for an alteration in county road running
through the southwest quarter of northeast quarter
of section No. -, town ;, range II and the south
east quarter Of northeast quarter of section town
and range aforesaid. IN Webster township Wood
county, commencing in the road about twenty rods
west of north and south line between lands own
ed by Robert Stewart and Wm. Muir, in said town
ship, thcucc nOrthelserlv course until il strikes
the road running in the Samc direction. and there
terminate aud to ydcatr so much of said road now
inter Getting the above mentioned points.
Webster Tp Wood Co., Feb. |, 1851. aldt
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The Feeling in Nnrlh Carolina.

The Raleigh, North Carolina, Progress says:
"rhc present Congress is bent on fstou-
ing a military dospotisn on the people of
the Confederate states, ouI the people must
either submit quietly TO receive the yoke, or
resist tho tyranny. Resistance to tyran,s
is obedience to God, aud the people OF
North Carolina will not hesitate as to the
course they should pursue. Pass the bill to
enroll the white population, reported in the
house 10y the Military Committee. ycstcr.
day, and spontaneous cry will come up
from overy nook and corner of North Caro-.
lima for Conventions; and unless they mill
tary gag the last man in the State, includ-
ing the Governor, the Legislature and 9th.
CT State officers, they will have it,"
Tue people of Xlncsvil'o have res Dlvcd
"a hold a Muskingum Valley Sanitary Fair
some time during the Spring.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

Dickinson & Churchill,
vs.. Wood Common plcns
Isaac T. Thompson.
BY virtue Of vcndi OK ofsalc issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood county. Ohio, and to me directed and dc
vered, will offer for sale at public venduc at the
door of the Court House, in the town Of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio. on
SATURDAY, March 5, 1854,
Between the hours of / . and o'clock T. NJ of said
day, the following described properly, to-wit:
The south half of ln-lots Nos Three Hundred
and Eighty y-nnc, (3S9), -Four Hundred and Four
lioi), and -Four Hundred and Thirteen (4l3), in
the town of Perry sburg, Wood County, Ohio.
G.. +. GUYER, Sheriff.
F. HoLLESBECK, Plaintiffs Atty
Perrysburg February 8, 1864. dOcSi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-17

IEpMS or SALE.-Ca>h, and no bid will be re-
c'iyyl iorlcS> than the am unit duo rs above, with
cost ot sale ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
ArpIToSs OFwCs, Wood Co., 0.
Prrry Sburg, Feb, =, lSfl ar
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A Fleet Of Rebel Privatccrs i'll the
China Sens

China Seas.
New GoRK, Feb, l2.---The Tribune SAYS
u letter from our London correspondent
contains sornc precise information on a
point of Importance, which has as yet at
tracted little or no attention. The news in a
nutshell il, that AZ this moment, there is a
liect OF six rebel war steamers in Chinese
waters. These vessels were fitted out III
Englnnd by Shcrard Osborn, an English ma.
val captain, and were recruited among the
officers and men of Her Brittanic Majesty :
navy. They were under contract to the
Chinese Government, but when they reach
cd China, n disagreement arose between
Osborn and the Chinese authoritios, and the
vessels were not drivere |, but thrown on
the market and sold at auction. Osborn, OIL
cora, crews, guns and all, to Jefferson Dl-
via.
1t is Unlimited that Osborn had Somo
slight expectations Of reaching this result
when he left England. Funds for the pur-
chase are said to have been provided in
part by tho silo of tho rebel ram in the
Clyde. There are now but few American
ships in East Indian waters, and it is thought
probable that this fleet, in company with
The other rebel pirates, may he destined to
attack san Francisco. In order to show
their respect for British neutrality, the
British crews take the oath of naturali2a-
ton as citizens of the Conederacv when
,he Rag changes. IT, therefore, san Fran
cisco should happen to be burned and plum
dorcl, John Bull washes hia hands of all
responsibility.
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FARM FOR SALE.
CANE SEEnI

I TST received at the Agricultural Warehouse,
~ SORGO CANE SEED, from +. S. Kicker, Cler-
mont county, Ohio conceded to be the most success
ful Cane Grower in the state Warranted pure
and not injured by the FROST Being dcsireus Of
getting good and pure seed into the hands Of every
farmer in the county, it will be sold at cost and
transportation d. KREPS.
Pcrrysburg, Feb. 10, 1861. Att
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l.. C. Barklull
against Wood Common Pleas.
Purnc II Chance.\
BY virtue Of u vendi e5. issued in the above cause
by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and dev-
ered, will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, March 5, 1864,
Between the hours of IL and 2 O'Clock P NJ NJ
said day, the following described property, to-wit
The west half Of the northwest quarter of the
north-eas quarter of section l3. town. 4, range
II east, containing 90 acres; and the northeast
qua,ter of the northwest quarter, same section,
town and range, in Wood County Ohio.
G.. L. GUYER, Sheriff,
JAMES MURRAY, Attorney.
Pcrrysburg, Feb. 3, 1864. 40cS4 20
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James 0. Galpin, J
against Wood Common Pleas.
Calista Gllpin, ct AL
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
Cf Wood County, Ohio, and tome directed antdcliv-
cred, will offer for sale at public vcndue, at the
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY. February 81, 1864,
Between the hours of | and o'clock p. NJ, of
said day, the following described lands and tene-
mcntS. wit:
0ut-lot number 73, in the town Of Pcrrysburg
Wood county, Ohio.
G. Z. GUYER, Sheriff.
DODGE 4 TYLER, Att'ys.
PtrrysburE, January -, 1854. 3QcS2 s.
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San Franc,sco dispatches do not confirm the
report that the feet above mentioned had
hccn sold to jeff Davis. Tho vessels had
been rejected by tho Chinese Government,
but thcy were in possession of the British
Consul.
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LEGAL Apv's.
cHERIFFs SALE.

- HERIFF'S SALE.
Hurd & Church
against Wood Common Pleas
Henry +. Miller.
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 10 me directed and de-
liyered will ollyr lur sale at public vcndue, at the
door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, March 5, 1864.
Between the hours of II and O'Clock P A. of
said day, the following property, to-wt
The north halt of the south west quarter of sec
ton No. %, town north range IL east, in Wood
County, Ohio.
G. f. GUYER, Sheriff.
HrRn& CHURcu Auys.
Perrvsburg, February 3, 1864. 4Oes3 IS
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a hereby given that have this dan been duly APP
pointed and qualified Adm nistrLtOr the estate
~ Andrew J. jackson, late OF Wood C,Anty Ohio, de-
ceased, AupSrs9D- Interested Will glNtru themselves
accordingly GEORGE AMOS, admir-.
IAnnArN -. 1871 .aAa
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ADuINgSVRNFOV, NOTICE. Yoiic,

N Is hereby given that have this day been duly
appointed aud qualified as Administrator on the es-
trtc ot deor-r Hunter, late 81 Wood County. Ohio
Dc, ,cHscd. An pegs1as luteresed an govern themselves
aer'rhf 'ly, TRUMAN HUNTER, Admf.
Jaul1ry e. 1854 s94s
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legal Notice.

: VI 70 NV ITIN' F'IIVIIH'
MURRAY & PRlcE, Pln's Att'ys.
Pcrrysburg, January 20, 1864. 3SeS4 40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
The Cleveland RInnder.

If anything we're needed 10 demon
Strate the asanine character o. the
Cleveland conference meeting, il would
be that their nominations conaies With
the clause Of The Constitution which Was
intended to secure President and Vice
President from different States, Ere.
mont and Coehrane are, and Tor at least
eight years have both been residents VI
New York City Cochrans has never
resided anywhere else and Fremont
owns a residences in New York, aud has
steadily lived there for the period above
stated. except when away from home on
his own private business tbs twelfth
amendment Of the Constitution Of the
United States, provides relative to the
selection of President and Vice Press.
dent, as foilows.
"The electors shall meet in their re-
spective States, and vote by ballot f0r
President aud Vice President, one Of
whom at least shall not be au inhabifant
Of the same State with themselves.
We're it possible to indulge in sup
position 50 insane as that these eaadi.
dates should succeed in carrying their
own State on the popular vote, the cleo
tors chosen 10 vote for them could not
by the Constitution Of the United States
vote for Fremont and Coehrane Tbey
might vote for one or the other, boz
could not vote for both. The hlunder i.
too absurd for eommeut-@Laf aystt.
Courier
Not so great blunder alter al, Mr.
Lingle. Those electors will never meet
to vote for anybody, and this the conveu
ton we'll knew at the time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
Ghe 9aiTu donrnaI.
ONT fnr IInealn and JOHNSON.

The ST. Louis Democrat, which has
opposed Mr. Lincoln's denomination, is
now out for the ticket nominated at Bal.
timore, which it has raised at the head Of
its editorial column. That paper says:
ct is now our plain duty, which we
accept with cheerfulness, and intend TO
discharge to the best of our ability, to
seek the reelection Of the fairly desig-
mated nominee Of the Unionisss Of the
country, and TO carry to triumphant
conclusion the Radical policy TO which
be is committed"
Again;
"The national heart Is both Radical
and largely attached to the President
who has held the helm through thres
years Of war.
"His nomination on truly Radical
platform, and the concentration Of thai
fanatical Jaeobin, Andrew Johnson
insures the unity and success Of tbs
national party in the greatest pohtica
crisis known IN our history"
The Cincinnati Gazette which has op
posed Mr. Lincoln's denomination, nos
heartily fayors the ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
rhe RaIlimore Platform

win be found in this issue OF the jour
nal, in form as correct as telegraphic
report can be expected TO be. When il
reaches ns in a perfectly correct shape
we shall republish It.
This platform speaks no uncertain Ian
guage on the great question Of the times
the extirpation of Slavery. The most
radical anti-slavery man cannot but be
satisfied with It's utterances in this re-
spect
The issue is made up, and II is the
total destruction Of Slavery By eons,itu-
tional amendment The institution Is
doomed to die for its crimes against
freedom, humanity, and the existence Of
our Union. It's friends had as well make
up their minds 10 this end, FIRST as last.
It is useless to contend against destiny.
On such platform and with such
candidates as Abraham Lincoln and
Andrew johnson, the Union men Of the
country can unite heartily and fraternal.
ly, and viii triumph in the Fall election
We predict for the Union ticket an over
whelming victory, such as crushed Val
landigham in Ohio in 1863, only on 8
vastly larger scale.
With tho eleclioa Of Lincoln and
johnson, next November, the last hops
OF rebellion and treason will have died
and the Nation viii have new birth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

American Cancer Champion. -DR.
HEBBERN has located In the city Of oulncv.
ninois, Ne. loo Main Street, third door above
Quincy House. once ovur J. n. Dsyton'a beck.
store.
He claims 10 be tho King Of Cancers aud all
kinda Of Fever Sores, such ss white Swelling aud
Bone Diseases, Scrofla, Piles, sers Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Weakness. and Salt Rhsnm. letter,
kAsamatism, &c, &C.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases
while travelling through Europe aud America. and
he now stands at the head : bis profession both
IN kurops and America. The Doctor will saks
pleasure In showing his visitors certificates OF the
above diseases whsrS they have been given M As
ineuraAis BY the hest physioiAns IN the country.
The Doetor also guarantees q cure IN ali case,
Whsrs thu patient lives ap 70 the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, civ.
Ing = true statement Of the eass. Ne. -
81 The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted In from foar to twcotv.f,vr
hours, without instruments or pain, or dros a
bleed. mev1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

p2 The charge, originating with the
Evansville Journal, and taken up by the
Abolition organ here, that Tucker, the
mail robber, is Democrat, is simply a
malicious falsehood; and the fellow who
reports II is either a knavs or fool.
OF course il matters but little what par.
ticnlar party Tucker belongs 70, but since
the question has been sprung by the Alb.
olitionists, we wish to place him right
upon the reeord--put him in the party
where knaves most do congregate,
viz, the Lincoln, Abolition party Via.
esBaes Sna
We have been informed by gentlemen
whose simple rord We would believe
sooner than the oath of the editor of the
Sun, that Tucker is copperhead; that
he kept Copperhead company, talks the
Copperhead dialect, and is relies Of the
Pierce and Buchanan dynasty. If il
we're a matter of sufficient Importance
to pay for the trouble, we doubt not thai
plenty Of evidence Of these statements
could be procured at vincennes.
Not long before fuckers arrest, he
offered to bet $500 to $3.50 that Grant
could not take Richmond by the 9TH Of
July, and was warm il his apology for
Mcclellan for his fAilnre to capture the
rebel capital
Inregard TO the question being ''sprung
by the Abolitionists, we mentioned the
fact of Tucker being COpperhead ex
prsssly to spike such guns as Greene Of
the Sun, who would have made haste to
charge the mail raSberies at Yincenne.
TO the "Abolitionists"