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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22


WHkReas. Objects of fntesest TO the
United States require that the Senate should
he convened at IL O'Clock on the Ath Of
March next, TO receive aud act upon such
COMMUNICATIONS az may be made TO il oll
the part Of tho Executive;
Now, therefore. I, ABRAuAN LIScoLs,
Prcsidcpt Of the Vuited States, have con.
sidercd Il TO bo my duty to issno my proc.
lampti0n. declaring that an extraOr,linary
occasion requires the Senate Of the United
States to convene for the transaction eI
business ut the Capitol. IN the City oI
Wash ngton, on the 4th Of March next, ai
noon on that day. OF which all who shall al
that tin,c be entitled IN act as members Of
that body are hereby required TO take no
tice. ~ tr-
Given under my hand and the seal of the
United States, at Washingtou this 18th dal
of February, in tho-year Of our Lord 1868
and Of the Independence OF the Unitet
States Of Amcricathe Soth.
n ne rtesidcwt:i isfD"HE sf''
WV, II. sew ARD, Secretary Of State, q,
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Mrs. Butler, an old resident Of Green
county, residing abont three miles from
Xenis, met with her death on Sunday night,
in the most melancholy manner. She had
retired to bed as usual, about O. O'Clock,
but becoming cold in the night, went to
the hearth, and while there, was seized
with spasm, and fell forward into the
ere. A gentleman, sleeping in an adjoin,
ing room. being awakened by some nm
usnsal noise, and seeing tho house filed
with smoke, opened tie door OF her room.
and found her lying on the floor, complete
" enveloped in flames, and 80, shocking.
ly burned, that death soon alter ensLsd.
- lSdfe sJoaD nal ~. ..--..,-. irsi-l.r
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MAEDELL--In Perrysburg, Feb. IS, 1905, o
Scarlet Fever, Franklin Dwight Mandell, son %
Henry and r. NJ. Mandel, aged Is yoars, II month,
and davs. - at a
DURNSe-En Pcrrysburg township, on Friday
morning, February 10th, Of Scarlet Fever, Nathan
:. Burns, aged years and days. Al4o, en- Sun
day m"rninR. February 18th, Charles Y. Burns
children Of Norman and Lucy Burns
"And must we part, and parting weep =;
r What else has earth for us in store 90
Our farewell panRs, how sharp aud deep;
o. Our farewell words how lone -
a. Yet shall We meet again in peace, Pas
To sing tho song Of festal joy, I'D
When none shGll bid our gladness cease, g
And none our fellowship destroy.
"Thcn hand in hanh firm linked al last,
And heart 10 hcart, enfo,ded all,
Wen smile upon the troubled past,
And wonder why We wept st all"
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Nnm Cn,lnfcrfnit

From au exchange we learn that a new and dan
gsrous counterfeit Treasury note is in circulation,
which our business mon will do web to keep an
eye after IL is described as an e1Sct fae 'imiis of
the $toO Treasury notes, issued under the act of
February, 1862, and is SO well executed that good
judges might be deccivodby il. Upon close ex-
animation, ho~ovOr, the fraud may bc easily de-
lected. The spurious note is smaller. than the
genuine one, and the coloring the back is palor
and less distinct than on th. genuine bill. The
words conc hundred dollars" on the right hand
side Of the counterfeit is smaller than the gcbu-
inc note, and the lettering around the margin is al
go different. t.taf ht JOB
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NIaj. Thomas +. Eckcrt.

This gentleman, who fsured so eonspic-
uously in the recent peace negotiations, is
Mr.. l.iHeoln's confidential friend, and the
Superintea 'oat of the Military Telegraph
lines. which position he has occupied for
three years, he being, tits said, one Of the
erals in the field Ills system is so com.
plete that though many of his cipher dis
patches have filIon into the enemy's hands
they have never been able to read them.
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A CARD.

EDrroR JorRSu: In rcpiy to many letters and
inquiries from pcopl. in this section Of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns Of your paper, that our re-
nowncd preparation knuwn as GOES DYSrEP-
SiA CUKE,is aecrtsin cure for Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely,
and we believe permanently cured. II will stop
distress after eating, alnest insnntancOusly, and
enables the dvSprptic WIN has lived for years upon
Graham brcad and the plaincst diet, to cat as
heartily as he pessrs, and anything he chooses,
without danger Of distress, nr suuring, or rising
on the stomach. II is an infallible corrector of
indigestion and CONSTIPATION creates healthy APP
petite, stops sick headache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
st'm ich or bowels, AMI swcctcns offensive breath
so soon as you take il, and by enabling the pa
tient u take plenty of hearty food, (which Is the
parent Of health" produces vgur, strength anil
energy. In every trial we have known il has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant suHcringR weaknesses, debility and loss II
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach ami organs Of digestion, as
We confidently believe, and rs the published Ger
tifcatcs in our circulars, almanacs, and in many
OF tho lcading from convalesecnt patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most miraculously 'cure the worst case, Of Dys-
pcpsiA in existence" We warrant Il ID in every
instance. 1t be obtained al all the Irng Stores
in the United States and Canadas. at One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
C.G. CLARK 81 Co, Proprietafs. 10.
4Oyl New Haven, CT.
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Good Advancement.

3 Al the solicitation Of tho manAgersof the Day
ton and Michigan Railroad, the better to accom-
'modate tho increasing travel between this part Of
the State and Columbus, tho Columbus and Piqua
Railroad Company have put on their road sps-
eial train to run between Columbus and Piqua,
thus making slose eonneotion with the Dayton
and Michigan Railway at Piqus.
By this arrangement passengers leaving Toledo
at 1850 A. N. will reach PiauA at 4a5 +. NJ, and
Columbus at $40 p. ". Returning Leave Co
lumbds at 7:OS A. NJ, reach Piqua atHeS A. NJ,
and arrive at Toledo at 6:l5 L. N.
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APGER- SMtTIl-N Near bowling Green, Jan
nary 10th, 1895, by Rev. p. G. Baldwin, George
W. Apgar, and Miss Emma u. Smith. trfaI
BK -CAAERON-,O On the eth inst, at tho
Oliver HOUSE, in Toledo, by Rev. r. +. PLArT,
Captain LUTHER BLACK, and Miss SARAH J. CAM
ERoS, both of rontoHany, Wood County, Ohio.
We last sammer became aware Of the fact.that
the gallant Captain could be taken prisoner by II
host but until reading the a5ove We were not pre-
pared to believe that no could bs ''surrroundrd
and taken" by ons. ~, - t...,- q
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Aurthur,s Home NInxazine.

The March number contains two excellent en-
cravings" Absent" and "My Kttens"-a large
number ef patterns. and full variety of reading
matter in all the departments of literature.
Terms--Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per year;
three copies Six Dollars. Address T. S. Arthur
4 Co /, 323 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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Recommended.

AtA meeting Of the Military Committees Of the
COMMITTEES composing the Tenth District held at To-
leduon Wednesday last, l jth inst. the following
gentlemen were recommended for officers Of one Of
the new regiments Turning in this state:
For Colon .i--P. II. DoNling, from Fulton County
and now Captain in the illth o, vi.
Fur Iirmtcnant Coloncl--Captain Chas. ID. Den
Gus, of Wood County.
Fer M,jor--Normsn Waitc, Of Toledo, and nOw
Adiutant of the Tooth o. vi.
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Female mob at the South.

The Southern Confederacy, now pul lishe !
at Macon, has the following: Cabbages Sl5
per head cucumbcrs slO each; bunch OF
s;x small fish $40. Gen. Beanregafd has
be, n in the city everal days II ia run ored
this morning that the Yankees are in force
at Gorinih. A diagraceful affair is now
going on up ,town. A mob Of women with
the black flag are marching from store to
store on q piiiagilg expedition. The Pei
ham Cadets are ordered out TO disperse
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MURRAY ( PRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January %, 1868. 39f$ll
William $. Williams, PrG,l Court Of Common

William $. Williams, prG,l Court o, {. Common
Simeon Jennings, Dcrt. ", Ohio.
rINHE defendant, Simeon Jennings, will take
] Notice, that on the 18th day al january. A.
ID. 1895, the plaintiff, Wiilia,a s. Williams, filed
his petition against said defendant In the Court IL
Common Pleas, County Of Wood, and State q
0hio, which is still pending therein, asking fer
partition Of the following real estate, viz That
part Of River Tracts Nos. eighty 50 and eighty
one 81 }, bounded rs follows, to-wt: m
South by the center Of the channel OF Grassy
Greek west by line parallel with the east limo
Of said tract number eighty tS0), and distant
eastcry from the west line thereof eight chains,
seven and one third links; north by tho Maumce
river; and east by line drawn through tract nam
bcr cighty-oho 81 J. parallel with the west line
hcr,Of aud distant easterly thereirom three chains
and fifty links. Als0, that part Of River Tact
number eighty -Onc (Si bounded AS follows, tO-wit;
Commencing on the Perrysburg and Oregon Road,
where II crosscs the east linc 1T said hst-mrn-
tened piece of land, aud running thence north on
said line 10 a bWuldcr; thence east at right angles
a. said last mentioned line. tp the center of said
road thence along said road Ia the place of b. GIN
ming, excepting the right of way thirty feet wiie,
from said perrysburg and Oregon Ruad, as con-
veycd bv Frederick Prentice to Merritt NJ. Young.-
all of said premises living and being in tho County
Of Wond and State Of Ohio: and that 1T the next
term of said Court, an application will be made
by said plaintiff far order that partition may be
made Of said premises. ~
MR.. IS 4. WAITE.
ef taa Aitorneys for Plaintiff.
Perrysburg, Jan. 20, 1868. 3gfSl4s
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The oaioes Of the Auditor, Treasurer and Pro-
bats Judge foT this county, were entered on Sun.
day night the i3th inst and q quantity Of papers,
blank books, &e.s were stolen. In the Auditors
once, the Assessors returns for 1854. of number
OfiowusAiPu wsss takoni the Treasurer losl ; pair
o. gloves, and some unimportAut papers; and the
Probate Judge had ali bis blank marriage estsi-
hea.ss stoisn-tFOm whica We infcz, that the bur
glars intend doiax Wholesale matrimonial basi-
ness.
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sPEcIAE ? NOTICES.

The lIriaai ChRmber, "a EssAy Of Warning
aud instruction for young men published by ,bc
Howard Association, and sen, free Of charge, ~
scaled envelopes, Address. Dr. ]. SEiLL,S
BorcuroS, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
reunsy sylvania. 49, 1. m- r-t--. Asyl
DR. Tomas vESgrIAS LiNiNgSr. More testi-
mony.
rhisis 10 CERTIFY tlMl Tor the last lve vcdra
have used IL nv family DR.. TobisS celebrated
Venetian Linimcnt, aud in every instance have
found It lully equal 81 his Recommendations. Il
have found il " give AlmpSt instantaneous rclief
IN cases " tpolhaehc, croup,i bilious colic, son
,hrpat, 'FAin II ne chest and back. and rhcumA-
iiSm aud cheeflully recommend rs trial to every
one afflicted With any 81 the above named diseases
Nk. JAMES n, WARNER.
Hartford, Conn, Oct, 10th, 1851.
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pe,cr.on,s MAGAZINE.

Tho March number has been received. It con-
tains a beautiful engraving, entitled Forest
Leaves" coiorcd fashion plate; a piece Of
new music; innumerable pattern plates, and a
large and excellent variety Of reading matter, by
the best authors.
Terms-Two Dollars per ycar,-four copies Six
Dollars; fourteen copies, Twenty Dollars.
Address Charles j. Peterson, 900 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Ia.
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Jn3 WORK.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, of this
fE ii tvpe counts Sone square. ~
IAN TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS, MUST BK FAIDIS ADyAScE. eE
Persons will invariably end the same price
shargei Il eachofice for advertising and job work.
II. =. CHAPIN. Publisher JOURNAL.
Perrvsburg, Sept. 20, 1861. -4'a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
CHRISTADORO's HAIR DYE,

oring the hair, which the better experience of
years had proved to be ineffective and delcterious
Unlike the compounds that make war upon the
health Of the hair and dry up aud consume the
juice which sustain, it, this mild, genial and per-
feetdye is found to be a vhaliSidg as well as a
coloring agent, CRIsrADoRo's lISiR PREsERvA-
rtvE, valuable adjunct to the Dyc, in dressing
and Promoting the growth and perfect health Of
the hair, and OF itself when used alone "a safe
gard that protects the fbres from decay under all
circumstances and under all climes. Manufac-
tued BY ]. GRlSTAD0B0, No. o Astor House,
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
al Hair Dressers, I ---.hs J.. 43d
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The exhibition Of the soldiers Families Relief
Society which was to have taken place last Tues
dAy) evening, 7lst inst, has been postponed until
Tuaaday evening ReEt, 1Sth inst, when IL will
tdke place at the Court Rouse.
$ This members of ne So,isty are requested to
mes, al iths-sssidsnes Of Il. p. Averll, ESQ.,, to-
aaenOv fThursaayi evening, asa mss.. st7 O'Clock.
4 prompt attendance Of every member is desired.
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mr.. TlRER. nanflSt,

will b. At T.smb,s IItel. bowling Green, on
TUESDAY and Wednesday, Aug. 10 and ":
At AuSsin Van BlArcum's, Portage, Thursday
and Friday. Aug. Is and 10.
AT Drury,s Ilitel, Tontogsny, TUESDAY August
tld. Owing to his greatly increased home busi-
,sss Dr. T. will not he able to Vist the above piN-
~ AaAin before Octnhex. |.
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y,,nIcILRY OFFroBRs
p,vry.bmrr1 Cnu9ch Dlrecssry.

R,,s,or.,ZR.v 7. N. Bartdun Pastor.
servfses each sunday At 1880 AN. and I "a
Faaspvrnsssa--R.v. o. a. adams. Pa.ior Services
each eund,y at 1880 Sabbath School and blble
clAss at 1fn. -
G. swIneforth, Pastor. serv'
Ices each alternate Sunday a. 1880 Az s.7,,-5
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@OTGnr the War u

Captains black and Denous, having each re-
cruited company in this county, last week
sent oG moot of their men 10 Columbus. We be-
lieve they join the issth Regiment, To be organ
izcd at Camp Chase. We hspe to hear from them
freauently
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FInnWoiaI StaeoIn ent Wanted.

Ep.JOUASAL: The Committee appointed for eol-
AsepG the necessary funds 70 oil the quota at Per.
rysburg Township, now hat their labera are about
closed, viii probably give 70 the public 6naneiAl
siassnent of their Stewardship, for tho sasAfaesn
. of al eonesFned. Lot as have the names Of all
who hsve cousribulsd, aud The amounts, as well a.
ths extent to which the fund has been disburssd.
A report from the COMMITTEES is due the pGblis,
And isis soee hoped Il viii 20. long be DELAYED.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

Lieut.. 3. ID. Davis. the rebel spy, sentenced to
BE- hung at Johnson's Island on the l7th, has had
hia sentence respited by the PresineDt, to impris
Onment during the war. -es ! tr.ar.-sa t.r
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We would again remnd iour readers that this
season " the year Is a liuie when they are con
stautly liable to sudden coughs,, Influenza, sotc
throat Se., while the ehitlren afo 10 const,nt
II is important ttat every head of family should
provide remedy that is ready az all tm's tor i'm
mediate nsc, whether assailcd at the dead hour Of
night, with the breaking ont or hard cold. the
rackinE of violent cough, pr the children with
tar midday hour, you should always bc prrpar-
ed, In Goes tCpngh balsan,,s yVn will ful a
ready and cslcetnaIrcmeay. IgrapPlcS and cnn-
trnls iustantaucouIy the most stubborn coughs,
while in Group II is sovereign cure. Tho price
is bat forty cents per tutu the bottles twice the
size Of any other at the same price. DELAYS are
dangerous. luu should always have il in the
bouse. II eau be C,pld atall drug storys. .42d
ExrRA oRptSARv RRNovArtoS of the entire sys
tenn by three weeks usc Of the Scandinavian Rem
rtirs - .. .. ... -
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Delegates of the u. $. Christian Com
nISA inn. ---

Rev. l.. N. Albright, of Toledo, on Monday
morning last started for the South, as delegate
from the Northwestern Ohio Branch Of the L. s.
Christian Commission. 1t is expected he will be
assigned to DUTY in Gen. Thomas army.
; Rev.w. Y DarkdulL c! slsis place, has been
caosena delegate to the Amy, aud will loa'e in
two on three weeks
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.IIERiFF'S SALE.

& lIERlFF'S SALE.
~ 80. 5sH us
vs.. , Wood Common Pleas,
Andrew J. Yount. -. -
lly virtuc of an order of sale issued in the abnyc
cause by the Clark of tho Court of Common Plea,
of Wood County, Ohio, and IL me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale ut public vendue, at
the door of the Court House, in the town of Per-
rysburg, Wond County, Ohio, on 4.
SATURDAY. March 4, 1865,
Between the hours of ~ NJ. and ccluck T. NJ.
" said day, the following described property, to.
wit; ef r-f rt.s Hr.. 81 3.
Eighteen acres, being the east end Of River
Tract number fty-twO (52), bounded nn the land
owned BY James Magnns, aad running west far
enough To make eighteen acres. Also, the right
Of way frnm the River Road to sail eighteen acros
un tho south line Of said tract not To exceed thirty
feet wide. .r IS a ~ .. .. .
ApprAise l at $1i6,
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff.
Dopok &. TYLsu, rlT's Au'ys.
Pcrrysburg, Jan. 2S, 1893. i0c$S Is
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M cnnr, 6InrtinI.

Itiu stated that $50 q Tod, arrested some time
since at Weston, charged with enlieing soldier to
desert, is to be tried BY Court Martial at Cincin-
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The onion Convention Of Connecticut has
reDoIninated the present State officials,
William A, BuckighaUl for G0vsper. and
Roger Averill Tor LieS.1Rant Governor.
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PrO,rao,ed Meeting.

DurinR two orIthree weeks past, meetings have
. been held almost nightly at the NJ. u. Church in
mid place, and quite number OF persons have
been adj a to the church. eyrtlE
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8YE--Dul!; held at ll5c, without buyers.
MI HILL nj ,,....,;....I !. =. I. L

WHISPERS! WHisKERs !4Do you want Wiis-
kers or MOustaches7 Ouriirecian Compound will
force them 10 grow the smsothest face or chin,
or hair on bald heAds, ia six .eks, Price, 81 90.
Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt
Of price! -. s. "a
New York. 43yl
TnE SUM OF DISEASE RLDucED.--By The opera
tion Of rAndreth's Pills. the sum total Of disease
is reduced, and their continued use, according 10
printed directions which accomPasy each box Of
new style, is esTt@in 70 cure. in all eases where
the ife-prineiPle is within their recuParativ pow
ers. e--~-.t ei-9ts@
SYNOPSIS or DRASDREru's. PiLIs crnArrvE
QUALIrIKs.-The whole curative effect may; be
placed in this light. II the stomach and bowels
are out Of order, the general health is affected,
Ifany disease exists in any part Of the body,
whether lOcai or general in character, that dis
ease will mpTe or iess affect the ch and bow
els. Now BranATeth's Pills, by removing inn
puFities from the blood, and cleansing the stOm-
Ach nnd bowels Of matters that interfere with
their healthy action restoFe, and keep in order
these important and governing organs II the econ
omyo msn, Sold BY Peck 4 Hamilton, and by
al responsible dealers in msdicins. l3l
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H.egmI Notice.
In the Court Of Common picas uf Wood County

In the Cour. Of Common ricas of Wood County,
y .rf "a -asses Ohio. ff'
Eliza Smith, Plaintiff,
against : Petition.
Burr Smith, Deicndant.l
rTNlIE defendant, llurr Smith, will take notice
that the plaintiff, Eliza Smith, has llcd in the
Clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
WOod County, Ohio, her certain petition, in which
she alleges the marriage relation existing letween
herself and said defendant; that she Is an actual
resident of wo0h county, Ohio, and for more than
one year next befnrc filing said petition, been n
resident ~ the State of ohio that said burr
Smith. defendant has been willnilly absent frnm
tho plaintiff, Eliza Smith, for more than three
years ncxt before the filing Of said petition; aud
asks judgment that the marriage contract nov
existing between said plaintiff and defendant be
forever dissolved, annuiled and made void. Said
petition will bc for hearing at the next term uf said
Court Of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
and said defendant is required tn appear aud an.
swcr 10 said petition, On rbslore the S,h day Of
March, a. d. 1865.
MURRAY & PRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
oneS,a
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Twelve Legislatures have now ratified
the Constitution AmendmeLts Que (Dela-
waTe) rejected H.