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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The greatest amount allowed by lhe fuler IA be
insured in say, one city, tcwn or vilinke. No
! rules haye been ndopledr ponds npop,iis
The Rrealest amount allowed ~ be insnrsa in
any oae block, No rnlcs have been adopfedL
depends upon It's tonstruetion H
No'part Of thescapitn or eafnines &c ne Com
: Paay !. deposiisd q any Stats As seedrity for
The Charter, oF Ac, Of Incorporation Of said Com
pany.
"A certified copy sent heretofore,
M.if0wARD, President.
> =. 1Hos. lospELiy Secretary.
! SrkrRtoF UoxNECricrr, County OF Hartford. q .
The foregoing statement was suscribed aud
sworn 70 BY the said Mark unwafd, President, r.
Thomas I.obdcll, Secretary Of said MERCHANTS In
suranee Company, thia 9TH day of JanuarysA. ID.
1885, before me.
(SRALl GEORGE q. SILL.
A Commissioncr of the State OF Ohio, within
and Tor Tie State of Conuecueut.A VIII Il
0fFIoH OF TuE AtpfroR or STars, y
CoLUNBus, ONO, Jan. III, 1895.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a
rect copy of the statement Of condition ot the Mer-
chants Insurance Company Of Hartford, made to
and fled in this Office, for tho year 1865. n N
LSEhL.1 Witness my baud and seal officially, /,
lSfAArl ll}IlB III JAS,9H. GOODMAN !
Auditor OF State.
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The trial of what are kuown as the Chi
cago conspiraiors is now going on before 4
Military Court At Cincinnati. The proof Ol
acouspiracy tofelgaso therebel pfieouers Al
Camp DVpglas, aud to plunder Chicago o
proved y hlsJ il ID proof hat pht4 we're
hatclcd 70 burn Buffalo and other Lake
cities. mi M A4
Thesr schemes wore concoe'ed N Caica-
cd during tbe sitting Of the National Dcme.
cratic Consehii n AZ which time lea z
rebels, AVID synpatli,crs. and no niue I
DsmocrHts put their ea ~ 20. ether aud
cOncociei the VI,
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WAsHJSGroN, January 2s.--General Hill,
Commander Of The District Of tieorg ia, and
General Fry. Commander OF the PJst of
Augusta, report thH lee has l,o N APP
pointed General in-Ohiof of III, CJnfedor-
ate Arm cs, arl ! ,l,pson Commander of tho
Army Of North Virginia. The general. ex-
Pectations are that Joluson wonld be as.
signed to tho cemmanl Of tho forces con-
fronting Sher III.
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Rebel Government DecIare a Fallur

NVU'i SoNeIniaeM Dcctare" Fntlues
Tho Richmond EedmiRsr, Of the 9th,
says long series OF blunders, convincing
some sooner and others later, have now
produced a very general indeed, we might
say, universal belief Among all intelligent
observers that our government, as il is
now conducted, is not equal TO the great
occasion. That feeling Of couhdcnee 30
carefully nnrmreh has been hope'cssly
broken--that great element Of success is
gone from u'--nllea in so'ne way We
reform IN the administration of our govern.
IA ent. r
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An Official dispatch from General Grant
REPORTS that the rebcls blew ur Forts Cas-
well and Campbell January 10th, and
abandoned them, anil tlle works on Smiths
Island and those at Suthvillc and Reeves
Point. The whole number uf guns cap.
turcd is 1872. Our losses III the capture Of
Fort Fisher are smaller than FIRST reported.
Tlis far they foot up IL officers and l07
men killed, and as officers and 400 men
wounded Ur a Li. jI.i
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SALE.

William ;: Will ms v,, c..,,,o, ,,,.
llarman A. Ensign, ct al.
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the ahors
cause by the Clerk Of the Coutt of Common Pleas
Of WoOd county, Ohio, and 10 me directed aud
delivered, will offer for sale at public vendus at
the door y the Court House, in Psrysbarg, Wood
county, oho, un
SATURDAY, March 4. ASA.
Between the hours of ~ 81. aud 96'cIsek 2. NJ. ef
said day, the following described lands and ten
cmcnts, to-wil
About thir.y.six acres OF from the wcst side Of
Ri'er Tract eighty six tS5l, ia the Twelve Miles
Sq0are Reserve, at the foot of the Rapids OF
the Miami Of lake Erie-nsaniRg % include an
land in said tract, westog William Prentiees north
Nnt snu,h line, except tho reservations hercnaner
~ 'utlOned Also, aboVt twenty eight acres Ofl
lrun The cAs sils Of River Tract eighty. five 1851
IN said twelve mites square Reserve meaning 20
nelUe the undivided interest IN said tract eighty.
i've SSl bought by said Prentice VI llezekiah ID.
MaSnn, ani afterwards QNli-clAinled BY Gabriel
Grain IN said Prontee, in ssttiag oil his Interest ia
severalty; said last menione piece Of land is sup
passed Ia be fourteen rSAs wide east aud west and
runs tue whole length OF said tract eightv-hve
(sSl except the following reservations, and a res
oryatnn made BY said frenliet, fhr himself aud
others, commencing at Gabriel Grains northeast
corner, aud lsiNg ia River Tract eighty five, aud
running south slH hnndrod and eighty teet theneO
SO far sast that hne running Ia the Maamee Riv-
cr, parallcl with said Grains aud Prentiees north
aud south limo will eoatain siK acres af as,l The
piece 80 excepted being kaown rs said Fra1lies' 5
I Residence. Also, strip one hnndrcd feet Wiie
aeroSs beth said tracts, heFgsfese eoaxeycd IL the
Dayton and Michigan Railroad, IL tracts eighty five
4 and cighty.six (SS aud s0l Also, four acres ia
SAID traet cighiy,hve SSl, hepetoE,rc conveyed by
said lrcntiee 10 James MaddOeks--all ia WoOl
county, Ohio.
I Appraised al Si2o per acre.
CHARLES w, EVERS, Sheriff.
4 A r. a u. MAIfE. mas Att'vx. 'N fT
ferTys6urgs IAN. %, 1854. tOeslS 50
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scccssioniSts nanishcd~ from Missouri

ST. Lorls, January 24--General Sauborn,
commanding The district Of Southwest Mis-
souri has banished forty-eight families and
One hundred other men aud women to a
distance of fifty miles outside Of this dis
trict, for feeling and harborinG guerrillas
and bushwhaoking parties. Thoy are to
leave the district lay the Goth of February,
on penalty oIarrost and punishment.
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SPECgAL NOTICE,

DOAD hOTICE.--Notice Ia hcseby given that
IL the Commissioners Of Wood keOsguty have
granted a,siew and survey upon d petition for
County Road, commencing twelve ti23 'r,pds west
from the southeast corner Of the west bali cf the
southwest quarter Of Section 81, town 3 naFih.
easterly course until il intersects the
ton line dividing the Southwest qaafsef 0f said
Section 81; thence north along said line 10 stake,
near the northwest corner af said section; thence
northwcstcry course u a hickory AeiIn tree, on
northweSterly cours until II interseets County
road, at angle in said road, on The section line,
between Sections ~ and % Of said town and
range, and there terminates and that the viewers,
and Gideon Jnnes, surveyor, will meet at the
house Of Enoch IIcstand, in Perry township, Wood
county, Ohio, on the 2Sth day of February, or
within tive days, thereafter, to view ansi survey
the same. MANY PETITIONERS.
Perry Township, Jan. 2f, 1895. z q 3ed$
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There was adestructive fire at Richmcnd
End, Sunday morning, which ces,royed a
pork house, commission honse the Office OF
the Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Lie Railroad,
Nc. The loss il aver 100000, on which
there is only 10000 insurance.
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The necessary rreliminaries to general
exchange ofPrisO"Srs are nearly completed
and it is expected that tho resum ,tion OF
tbs cartel will take place carly in February
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Reported Evacuation Of Richmond.

Deserters continually report that the
rebels are evacuSting Richmond. Wheth.
CT this be correct OF aot, il is generally un
derstood that much of the rebel machinery
Tor thu manufacture OF war material, aud
considerable Of the government achieves
have been removed from there.
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The tono of the rebel papers indicates
that the enemy anticipate and ace prcpar.
ing for the fall Of Charleston and Whining
ton. Seemingly reliable accounts say near.
ly all the troops had been withdrawn
from Charleston to Branohville, where
llardce expected to make the fight for the
dcfonse Of tile former city. The Southern
people. however, appear to have no hope
OF success. Instead of boastng, the rebel
papers are now exhibiting spirit of sub.
mission, as it they regarded their defeat in
every undertaking, q matter of course.
In regard TO the state of affairs in Ala
bama we iud the following in Nashville
letter to the Chicago JOurRoi
II have just converaed with gentleman
from Alabama, who comes recommended to
me 10y aa old friend in Huntsville az u rc.
liable man. He left Montgomery about ton
days ago, and ia convcrsant with tho feel:
ing there. lIeis n cripple, and hence ca
capped tho vgilonoe OF the guards, aud was
allowed many prviledges which an able
bodi d man could not havo taken. He
says that although peace resolutions have
been voted down twice IN the State Legi. :
hture, they will soon be introduced by Mr..
l'raday of lIuntsvill6, and that there is
strong hope that ey will be successful.
on tho next trial. They are simply do.
claration that tho secession ordinance is a
nullity. and recommend that tho Guyorn.
or and State Officers take the ncc,ss
oath to hsupport the Constitution of the
United States; and that Congressional dis
ticts be formed, and membcrsito the House
and Senate elected, according TO the Con-
stitution Of the Unitcd States---the robel
troops of the State, at the Same time, to bo
recalled. s-I rs..Iat
Such is the programme Of tho Union
members; and whether or not il Is adopted
there is no donbt of the fact of its success
were the members free to act as they de.
sire But rebel bayoncts are yet supreme
in tho State, and some members may be
ready to meet them, aud risk the conse.
quences. Fu .
There are about 200 troops in Monigom.
cry, $50 in Selma, 200 in Columbus, and
$500 in Mobile. These are tho only rebel
soldiers in Alabama and Mississippi, out
side of Hoods old army Of 10000 men and
fow wandering guerrillas."
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vALuAnI.e srArrsr,Us.

Matters of more than ordinary interest
and value, are fouui in the able report Of
the State Auditor, Colonel Goldman, to the
present Legislature. The following arc
some of tho some Of the interesting matters
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
Keep Your Feet Dry!

ANTM. H0USTON,As usual, is manufacturing a
Wv large Amoppt ~ s HOES And BOOTS, for
he Fall aud Winter trade.
PsrEysbpFgs SePtsmeeE 10
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wall Paper.

A VERY LARGE SrOcK Of WALL and
~ WINDOW rAPElg jNsf received al the
Drug Store, which We wilisei at the very lowest
PECK & HAMILTON.
ferrysbatg, April 23, 1855. wa aIAa14l5li
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01

The quota9or Ohio. under the call for
200 900 men Is now announced to bc 26,O27,
Of which the Tcuth Congressional District
is required to furnish 1907. The quotas
ot the sub. Districts have not yet boon as
s;pued
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
STATEN EMIT ...
OF TIE
Condition Of the Merchants Insu-
rance Company of Hartford,

ON the lst day Of January, 1865, made to the
~ auditor OF Ohio, pursuant to the statute Of
that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is MERcuANrs, ISsu-
EyseR CoMrASY or HARrFoxD, incorporated May,
lsSi, all is located ia the eity Of Hartford Coma
cApIrAL. e =. I.
The amount 81 its Capital Stock Il, 5000 0O0 90
The amount Of its Capital Sock paid -. - I. -
ASSETS. as. taa -aaasz
Cash o the Company on hand. and
in the hands Of agents and other As ~, >. a.
Real estate uasneambered, !, 10000 90
The Bonds aud stocks ownsd by tae s.7st !. .
= ssayI"si, market vslas' @s' iisooo Os
Debts duo the Company, secured by
martgage. being first lein of Heoori sr, 81 I
uRencumborel real estate. $1,000 %
Debts otherwise secured, tas per .-s'H
Stock. 2,I90 90
Debts for Premiums none.
Interest accrued, tfSf t. ffH- 3,lS3 %
All other securities, tsundry Bank
stock, as per schedeleA = = lio,s2s 90
Total assets Of the Company, $SSe,lSO %
LIABILITIES.
The amount of Liabilities due or not t,ts :. a
due, % Banks and other epsdilsgs. NOOe.
Losses adjusted aud due, None.
LOSSES adjusted and a0a due, .rg2 2.0a5 So
LOSSES anAdjastsd -aiIra--atr iat- 7 ,864 90
Losses IN .asPssse.waisinG s~ far b.
ther proof, 'las r'i : eii Nane.
Au other claims againstYhO Company issi Noue.
To,Al Liabilities, $500 50
MISCELLANEOUS. q ~
The gEestest annuat Insured ~ aRy ~ -. /.
e9e F,Sks lsi sun rle1aeeQ ~
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Again we are called upon to chronicle Tie
execution, by the rebels, of memLers Of the
2lst .. V. |. On the morning Of the 18th
of November last, John Bahart, l., o, MIR.
gan, A. Capel aud Nelson uhlcr LETT camp
near Kmgston, Ga, for the purpose Of for.
"s1n cut Mau on from ,n !aS'r 5eE.nsgs sna sue sue,
outside the Lines, hung. me 2lSi lost
quito a number OF men who wero allowed
to forage outside the pickets, iEaeoek
JSLftrs0Niaa. -
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the slst day of January, ls6o.)
OFFICE or rHs AUDrFoR OF STATE,

OFFICE or ras AuprFoa OF STATE,
ti,ta. ISsuRASoE DErARrAESr, fr &c
CoLuABus, ONO, january 20, 1865.
WHEREAS, The HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford, the State Of Con-
necticut, has Sled in this oaies sworn statement
Of its condition, required by the first section OF
the act :" To regulate Insurance.. Companies not
incorporated by the State. Of 0hioI passed April
8, 1856, and amended February Q, 1864; and,
whOreas, said Company has furnished the pnd r
signed satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of
at least OhJ hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested il Htoeks,or bands, OF in mortga
gcs Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the ssms is mqrtgageti; and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this ofice a written instru-
ment under its corporats seals signed by the Rces-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents of said Company in this state, % ac-
knowledge service Of process, for and in behalf
Of said company, according 20 the terms Of said
law. & nlf tafrg 38ts 80 hseE alFsiss & ss AZ
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, !, JANEs H.. GoRNAA, Au1i7
tOr Of State for Ohio 10 hereby certify that said
HARFRoRp RIRE IsayrskSon GpxPAsx is author
lied 10 transact the business OF Fire Insurance in
this State, until the thirty hrst day of January IN
the year ono Thousand eight hundred and sixty
aka sG MnFla E98Hg "a AN RnAnY z
ss'H Ia witness whereof, have iiereanso sub
.st acribed my name and caused the seal
tL.Sl OF my Office ~ be all 1sA tho day aud
lls year above written W lurF NJ flr
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
sMAMWNRM q Auditor Of Stats.
/ HEREBY CERTIFY, That the above is true
copy of Certificate of Authority made aud deliv-
cred to the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, by
James n. Goldman, Auditor, with the seal OF his
dfics thereto attacheds GglrfFt fttnoa ~
In TEsTINoSy WHeRRoF, have herepnto sub
seribed my name and affixed tho seal Of
IL. ST.. said Company, this 20th day of Janus
fstamp] GE0.sM corr, sssrstAry.
GEORGE STRAIN, Ageat,
~ Perrysburg, Ohio 1oe
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y '-~7 -1 rS----- a. e7--1f- 7--- 7zl177-T
100000 MI q R E!!i
ba5 iona tagF, t-77-f77- B; ats-l. o. 1s .f-efts.5
AVOID THE DRAFT!!
Fill Four Quotas with Volunteers.

'INHE USDERSIGSEDha has received authority
4 from Goyeruor Brough t,iccruit Company
in Wood County, for the ISSth Regiment q. V. l., 10
be organzcd under the pending call for 100000
men, and has been assigned BY the County Military
Committee to recruit in the townships Of Plain,
Washington, Weston, Middleton, Center, Liberty,
Milton, jackson and Portage.
Recruits will be received for one, two or throe
years, as they may elect.
The Bounty paid by Government is as follows
rOr one year, SlVU
ror twu years'.----- .+.-------. .----1---. 1uO
/. For three years.. " 800
2 onc-third of the Bounty is paid when the Re
cruit is mustered into service.
In addition to the above, private BOuntics will
undoubtedly be paid by the different Townships.
and men who enlist with me will receive as high
Bounties are paid by any township in the county.
f SPECIAL NOTICE, a., p
Le. every one remember that Drafted men re-
cciye no B0inty--eithar from the Government .er
Townships. Therefore,, let the citizens of each
township resolve to fill their respective quotas with
Voluntesrs, thereby avoiding the draft, receiving
liberal Bouuties, and az tbs; same tinc emitting
themselves 70 the credit Of voluntarily assisting to
end the rebellion. 49, s.AF. assaT a.,s,f~st,.N k
My Head-Quartsrs will be at Tontoeany.
where shall be glad u soc all persons who desire
to enlist or obtain further information. li,,,
l.. BLACK, Recruiting Officer.
Tontogany Jan, y, 1865, a eqsza ~ 37pd$4
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Soventy'rve Insurance Companies, of
other States, represent an aggregate capi.
tai of SIS O06 ,9s7.
In the SO counties in the State. there a,e
to be found 500 deaf and dumb, l,05l
insane, l,ll6 idiotic persons.
Tho total taxes for all purposes, amount.
cd to SlG,59S,636, Of this sun S5 ,a2g 1863
Al was for State purposes, 81 49,, 1885 IL for
County purposes, and Ss.Ol9,l9i % ior
city, special and general taxes,
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WHISKY TAX.

Arcsolutioh passed the Ohio Senate en-
tha 26th inst, instrnctii,g Senators aud Rep
rcsCntativcs in Congress to favor tax on
whisky on hand,
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DROBAFE NOTICE, Notice is hereby given
L that NJ. L.Gr0if, administrator Of the estate Of
+. Campbell decoassd has filed his accounts fo.
the final settlement OF said estate, and the same
will DO for hearing on tho 9th day Of February,
1865. II. TUfiER, Probate Judge.
january 29, 1905. Aib#
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" nERlFFs SALE.

~
y t ---.is..a rat %. H.a.
vs.. Wood Common Tleas. A.,
Andrew j Iount1 'l 'ti'
by virtue of an or,ierof sale issued in the abnve
cause by tho Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and to mo directed and
delivered, will Offer for sale at public vendae, at
the door Of the Court House, in the town of Per-
rysburg, Wood County, Ohio, on I'
SATURDAY., March 4, 1885,
Between the hours OF IL NJ. and e'clock =. NJ
of said day, the following described property, to,
wit; .a
Eighteen acres, being the east end Of River
Tract number fny-two (52 y bounded on the land
owned by James MaginniS, and running west far
enough to make eighteen acres. Also, the right
of way from the River Road To said eighteen aeres
on the south line OF said tract uot to execea thirty
feet wide.
ApprAils at S2l6
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff.
DopGR & TYLER. Plf's ANys.
Perry s5urg, Jan. rs, 1865. I0s$S IS :
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Ebenezer Graham
ys. Wood Common Pleas.
n, D. Winn, ct al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Plcas OF Who'd County, Ohio, and to me directed
and delivered, will offer tor sale at public ven-
due, at ths door Of tho Court House, in the town
Of Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, March 4, 1885,
Between the hours Of IL NJ. and 2 O'Clock r. NJ
Of said day, the following described lands and
tcnements, to-witi sr.sHu .t. slf'Hl
The west half Of, the northwest quarter Of Sco-
(o), range ten east containing eighty three and
thirty -four one. ne.hondrcdths (Sssfioo) acres, IN
Wood county, Ohio. lisA t.il ~ at''F
Appraised nj $3.50. .tit
III. CHARLES W. EyERS, Sheriff.
NJ. n. 4 Il. WAITE. Plf's AttyG. M.
Perrysburg, Jan. 2s, 1865. 40e$7 50
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rSomE rOar GENERAL owA ANT.

The citiacim Of Philadelphia have pre-.
seutel General Grant with furnished res.
idcnce in that city--No. zoos Chestnut
street.
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NEW ADVERTIsEM.Ts.
Farm for sale.

DOAD LOTS Nos. 81 and 5s, containing 1850
4 y acros, In Troy township, Wood county, Ohio,
are offered for sale. There are nn the premises
comfortable framed Dwelling House and barn.
two durable wells of water, and a small bearing
orchard. For particulars inquire Of the subscri-
ber residing in Pcrrysburg
srHf ~ r JOHN WEIR.
l.,..- 4
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General Patterson has AT last published
his history OF the famous Winchester cam.
paign. II is an elaborate defense OF his
operations, and u sabored attempt to prove
that the Battle Of Ball Run was lost through
no fault ot his. Genend Patterson pro
duces in his pamphlet letter from fresi.
dent Lincoln, who writes, ~ am unable to
see that you could have done anything
tied; you Obeyed your orders, aud did
Sour duty, aud am satisfied with your
conduct" General Thomas, who Was Ia
General patterson's command ai that time,
also approves his conduct. ,t-
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DR0BATE NOTICE. Notice Is. hereby given
that A. Kssfer, administrator Of the estate Of
VIM. keefor deceased, has flied his accounts for
the final settlement OF sail estate; and the same
will be for hearing on Che 18th day OF February,
1865. +. TULLER. Probate Judge.
January 30, 1885 l0b&
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Chief Justice Draper, of Toronto, and his
three Associates. have unanimously decid.
ed that Burleish and his fellow Lake Eaie
pirates, must be given up undor the Extra.
dilioN Treaty, A Justice Of lower Court
hal previously rendered the opinion.
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Defeat OF the Rebel Navy on the Jamc,
River


A dispatch from Washington, January
9Th says: .. i-.4. 4....- .f
Tho Star says dispatches received here
state that yesterday morning at two o'clock
a rebel feet of five hundred vessels, tho
Richmoad squadron 80 long being prepared,
came down the river TO destroy our DO
pots at City Point. Tho high water caused
by the freshet enabled them to pass the oh.
structions which, our commander had
placed above City Point for the better pro-
lection OF tlfe place. A battle quickly en-
sued between the rebel fleet aud our near
est battery or Fort. in which one of the
robel vessels was blown up and instantly
and entirely destroyed, while two others
were so badly damaged by shot and shcll
as to compel them to seek safety by
speedy flight back in the direction Rich
mond, accompanied by the other two,
which escaped without any damage
to speak Of Admiral FarrIgut left here
yesterday evening for the scene of this
action, and it is understoo no will at once
assume the naval command thoro. M
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01

I EGAL N0TlGE.-4Notice is hereby given that
~ have becn appointed, By the Probate Court
OF Wood County, Ohio, to receive, examine aud
audit tho claims against the estate of Byron A.
Pember, late Of Wood county, Ohio, deceased.
All persons holding claims against said estate,
will present them to me Immediately for allowance
Ni. PETER BELL, g. aa
Commissioner Of aaid Estati. !.
~Perry sbnrg, o., jan. SO, 1865. 4Oc$3 SO ..