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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-26
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POWAGE, ONO, April 18th, 1868.
En-. JOURNAL: Our National Jubilee has been
changed to national mourning. Every loyal heart
deeply gricvcs over this unexpected national ca
aniiy. In order to pay fit tribute of respect to
the memory ofour murdered President, the citizens
of Portage and vicinity met in the Methodist
Church, TO hear a sermon from Rev. Mr. Moore,
on the death of Abraham Lincoln America sec
onl Washington.
A company Of discharged veterans, commanded
by Captain J.W. KnOggs, marched 10 the church,
aud We're seated in front of the pulpit. The church
was beautifully decorated inside. The Portage
choir very appropriately used their skill in vocal
and instrumental music
The speaker began by saying that the solcmnity
of the present occasion produced sentiments and
feelings TOO deeply penetrating every moral fibre
of ones being for words to give an adequate por-
trayal Of such solemn emotions Of the soul The
grief occasioned by this sad event so closely re-
scmbles the sorrow of those who mourn over the
death of their dear ones, that it is just as difficult
to speak upon this sad occurrence, as il would be
to talk about the departure of much loved friend
The death of the Chief Magistrate in the ordinary
war that men are moved out of the world, would
have been greatly dcplored but to hase our
President assassinatcd by the ruthless hand Of n
black-heartcd traitor, is enough to arouse the holy
indignation of every patroi against the principles
that could aCtuate men to commit such bar
barous deed, We can best show our appreciation
OF his merits by emulating his Virtues, and finish
ing his work; and f any of us should fail to per-
ceive in the magnitude of our cuutry, the free
dom Of its institutions, the glorious "reminiscences
of its grand past, the enjoyment of its present az
yanages, and its future dazzling glory, sufficient
incentive to loyalty, let such remember t,at line
dividing the South from the NORTH, would deprive
them Of Abraham Lincoln. willie the fall of this
statesman reminds us forcibly Of tie moulnul
truth, Surely all flesh is grass, aud the good
liness Of man as the flower of the ftld7 let us be
mindful that these are part of His ways, and that
the Providence that planted fathers in the will
deruess fostered and nourished the country to its
present exalted condition, Sustains us still and,
though the loltiest must die, the republe should
be perpetual. Let us resolve to stand nobly by
our government and its constituted authorities,
imporing him who presides over the destmies of
all people, y at our Union may be preserved, our
liberties So .ured, our glory undiminishcd, end
that the .nSign Of our nationality may float til
umphantly in the face of the last that shall H.
lumiue the world.
Every one seemed tn entertain the sentiment
that the perpetrator Of this national outrage and
the rebel leaders, if caught, should be "hung as
high as HaVan," aud so much higher that all
posoerity will be dizzv in looking up at them.
T.. A. II.
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THE JOURNAL TO CLUBS

We have been repeatedly asked to permit the
formation of"cluhs" in several townships of the
county, at reduced rates, hat have until recently,
declined doing anything Of the kind However,
having within two or three days past consented to
an arrangement Of this kinl in one township, W
belevei it no more than right that we should of
for the same terms to all.
To clubs of TEN or more, we will send the jour
NAL for 0NE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY CENTS
each and to the person getting up such a club
an'lGi'r ,r'ling us the money, We will senl the
Jou8SAL fur one year free. At this rate, we fur
nish eleven copies Of the JOrRNAI, for one year,
for SEVENTEEN DOLLARS ANp FIFTY CESTsl
All the nam - Of a club must be sent in at the
same time; aud must be accompanied by the cash
We can not allow the addition Of names to a
club, after it has been sent in, as this would be
equivalent to reducing rate TO single subscrib
crs.
We make this Offer to those Of our friends who
desire to form clubs for the JOURNAL. The prices
nf all kinds of printing materials and paper, still re-
iniins so high, that these terms will leave us
scarcely, il any, profit on our subscription. And
can make no promise as to how long we will
permit these terms to remain in force.
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We have heretofore been in the habit OF pub
fishing. "free gratis, for nothing" all marriage an
nouncemcnis len AZ our oficeb by responsible per-
sons. However, after "maiurc" deliberation, we
have come to the conclusion that the maxim which
announces that chose who dance must pay the
hddcr," is worthy ofuniversafadopticn We in
fer, therefore, that "those who marry must pay the
printer specially if they wish tina, "uu.prreci-
atcd" individual to announce the transaction
throughout, the "length and breadth of boundless
space!"
When Mr.. John Smith, Esq buys hotel worth
fifty thousand dollars, and wishes to announce that
"public patronage is solicited" &C., he doesn't
expect the printer to do lot for nothing but when
he succeeds in winning an "angelic piece Of dim
ity," WORTH in his estimation twice much as his
hotel, and wishes to announce that hencefnrth the
aforesaid "angel" &c, will be the hostess Of his
establishment, he thinks it approaching the outra-
geous ii the printer charges anything for &otl
We may be getting crusty, hard-hcarted incorrig-
ible "old-mailish,' wretch, aud all that sort Of
thing, but we cannot longer consent to gratuitious
ly "fddle for those who dancer Therefore, after
this date, all marriage announcements published in
the Journal will be charged fifty cents each.
Marriage notices, received from responsible par
ties accompanied by the absve sum- will be cheer
fully published; and the happy couple, aud their
thcir-well, never mind-may feel confident of
receiving our best wishes, even to the third or
fourth generation.
In conclusion, if any young man, about to marry,
doesn't consider bis "utended" sufficiently vaua-
Bile to justify him IN investing fifty cents in ''print-
,,rfsi inl u hafr lnNX d, Int hn boA
better go into some other business.
Announcements ofdcaths will be published free;
but obituary notices of the deceased will be
charged onc-hall advertising rates.
I. S.Itmly not be improper for us to state
that whenever any "rcccntly married" individual
insists paying us more than fifty cents for pub
lshnga notice. pledge ourselves to acccptit and
not to .ucl insulted thereby. ...
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Again and Again.

ourrealsrs may think IL strange that we so Of
ten urge upon their attention medicinal prcpar-
alton. Already have we, tor number W weeks,
urged the importance Of a supply of Goes Cough
BSlsam in the house, rcady tor Immediate use.
But oW excuse is the vast amount of sickness, sor-
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sudden coughs, colds, aul pulmonary attacks;
while thousands of our children tlra dying Gom
Group ami lung complaints. Time and experience
have proved that Goes Cough Bilsam is the m,st
speedy and reliable preparation ever known 10 the
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his family with a safe and reliable medicnc hko
Goes Cough BalSam, any mora than ae should neg
cct the supply OF their daily bread. IL costs but
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stores keep It for sale. 5Od
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The death Of Mr.. Lincoln has placed Mr.,
johnson in the vacant Presidential chair.
In the eveut OF tho death or removal uf
Air. Johnson. tlienext IN suocessNp is AhS
layf,yette s. Foster, who. as hOshient
pro t.np0rc cf the Seuatc by act oi Con-
grcss, Is ds fdcto Vice President OF tho
United Sm'cs. 1t is therefore interesting
10 know something of the career of this
gentleman.
Iayfatlc S. Foster was born in Franklin,
New London county, Connecticut, Novem.
Der %. 1906. lie is u luoal descendant of
the redoubtalle Miles Staudish, who led
the ancient Puritaus iosthc early wars OF
New England. Mr. Foster graduated ai
Brown University, Providence, Rhode
lSla'd. lie studied law and practiced the
professions lie was - member OF the Cen
eral Assembly of Connecticut in 1886, lSl0,
lSi6, lSi1 1915 and lSll and was Speak
cr ul the House in lS47, lSlS and lSjl.--
For two years he was Mayer OF the. city OF
Norwich, Connecticut. subsequently he
was elected as whjg to the Uuitcl States
Senate for the term commencing March 4,
1888, and served as y member of the com.
mttccs on public lands, pensions and the
judiciary. liz 1860 he was reelected as o
Rcpubl cUn fora 81 coud term which will
expire in 1867. DurjuS tAc thirty seventh
Congress he was chairman of t4e Comui;teC
on Pensions.
Prior TO the lite adjournment ot the Sen
ate, follomiug ont the prescrbel rule OF
( that body, Mr.. Foster was elected Presi
! deni pro tempOrs.
As n Senator Mr. Fostcr WIS never cele.
bra.cd or Itch gh attajnm'nts OF elolueuce
| but Us a commi tee mau and IN the detail'
Of the duties Of his uiica was cticeut au,
| energetic. N. Y Herald.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEpO, April 2i, 1865.
FLoUR-Salcs 2Ga bbls Jones, Xxx, from white
wheat, at So 100 bbls ANN, from red wheat, at
90.
WHEAT Sales 800 bu White Mich at lGjl5c;
200 bu dn. Mt IG6c l,0OO bu Amber Mich. at ljlc,
200 bu do. at ljlc , 100 bu do. at Isle: 5000 bu
No. Rcd at liSc 900 bu do at HE; 5000 bu
do. at ljSc; 700 bn do. at l4Sc ,O50 bu No. Red
at iOc $50 bu do at llic 700 bu do. at III &c;
$50 bu DO. at llll9c.
CoRN Sales 600 Lu No. atSlc.
OATs---Sales 800 bu at 60e; 100 bu do. at 60o.
THROUGH FREtGuTs--Erie Railway, Steam on
Lake: 4th Glass, per loo lbs, G2}2c; Flour, in lots
of 90 bbls and over 81 2j.
SALr-Fine, 81 80 per bbi.; no Coarse on the
market.
GROCERIES The market is firm and active at
our quotations: Coffee Rio, 3Ol35c; Java 37a9Sc.
Sugars--raw llal6lSc; crushed 2Oa2lc; granula-
ted 2Oa2lc; Coffee &c; B Coffee lSc. Tcas-Y.
Hyson, GOAL 7j; Imperial l 40al so; Black 90
al 20. Molasses-SOcal 20. Syrups-fair Goa
7Oe good, SOcaajc; prime, GOAL TO- Rcc-Ran-
guOn, l2al3c.
OIL-Linsced, ] 28i Petroleum, nc; Lard,
Use.
FIsu-white Fish. No. I, hrbbls, 90; do. No.
., hf bbls, so; Piekercl, No | , hl bbls 90; do.
No. ., hf bbls, 9 50; Trout, inf bbls 8 O1 Skinned
Cat hf bbls, so; Bass, ht bbls, 5O Shld %.
HIpEs.-The market confines very quiet;
pr ocs are unchanged: Green Hides, 4a5c do.
sated, 5a6c; do, salted cured, GAZE; do. Calf,
l0al2c do. Calf, saltcd, l2ll3c; Dry Flint I4lljc;
do. lght salted, II l4c; do. heavy sailed, Oal2c;
do. Flint Calf, lsa2Oc; do. Sailed Gale 16a1sc
Wool AND Pairs Fine Fleeccd Washed, 70a
soc; Medium do, 6Ol7Or; Rulled Tub, do, 7OaS0c
INV ashed, 10 25 price; Pelts large, slaughter
skns,l Slal ~; Lamb do, jOd1jc; Sheering do.,
l2l l5a2j.
LrM3Ea-Clear, dry, $50; green, sIj;2l Clear,
dry,Sl5i green, $40; Box, dry, 2i0i green, S35;
Stock Boards $2f; Common Boards, S2l: Cullld
boards, u 90; Fencing p 90; Gull Fencing, 4 00
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VOLUNTEERS credited to Wooi County, Ohio
under the acquisitions Of ths President foI
troops, made October, 1898, and February, 1864
are hereby notified that the County Commission
ers, ip accordance with the 18th srCtOn of an aol
passed March eSth, 1894, eutitled, "An act to au.
thorize the County Commissioners and othors Ia
levy tax ~ pay bonniies b. volunteers" will, on
the Sth day Of next september. at the Auditors
Office, meet to settle for all claims for Bounties
offered nndor the said rcquistions.
Where the Volunteer has disposed Of The County
Order issued in payment of the Bounty. fnr less
than its face, in order to recover the difference a
sworn atIidaVit ol thai fact must be filed on ~ be-
fore the said Sih day of September, IN the AUDITOR
Office.
BY order af th9 County Commissioners.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AuditH's 0lhce, Wood Co., o.
Peuys5urg, APril 10, 1854, 5Of
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Legal Notice.

vs.. NJ 1.--.-+ 1ai: =
Burr Smith. \ "N N'"""' N""'
TTNnE defendant DUR Smith, will take notice
L that the lIain.if, Elisa Siniih has this day
filed IN the clerks 0lfce OF the Court Of Com-
mon Pleas. of Wood county, tate Of Ohie,
her certain petition, acting up that on tho
day OF fling said petition she was an aetusl
residcDl of said county Of Wood, and that for
more thar the year last past she had bssu a
resident ot the Stale Of Ohio that on or about the
96th dsy of February, A. ID. 1884. she was joined
in maTrare 70 the said Burr Smith, defendant, AZ
Perry township, Wood cnnnty Ohio, that said de-
lendant aad this plaintiff lived together as man
and wife, from said 2Gth day Of February, lS5s,
until abmt the l0tli day Of November, A. d. 1850;
that on on about said 10Th day of November, A. u
1859, said deleNdas ast, BTr Smith, without any PISA
cause or provoeailon, on the part OF the plaSnisH
deserted tlis plaintid, and fsr periud of more
ulan five years last past. SAID def-ndant has bne,
williully absent irnn this plaintilf. Saia petition
asks for divorce of said plaintiff from ssid defend
ant. aud deene Of c0iirt for reasonable alinsnpv
Said petition III stapa for heASRg al dc nexe
term of said C,nfft of Comr0.u Pleas ~ Wad
county, 0hip, which sits Nav S0th, A. " lssa.
ELIZA SMITH
Nv MrRKAr I faIek, Aes Aitrusvs
April 10, 1868. saa$la
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By advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
paper, it will be seen that the above exhibition will
be in Pcrrysburg on Saturday next, April goth,
giving two exhibitions, at | and o'clock p. NJ.
The Hyppolympiad is said to be the most COM
plcte establishment of the kind in this country.
The entertainments will consist of Tournaments,
fcats of lIorSemanship, Athletic Exercises, and
exhibitions by Performing Horses, Talented Po-
nics an Educated Mules. Among the perform
ers are sal / to be foua somo of the best Eques-
TRANS an L lucstricnnas, GymulstS, Acrobats
Comedians an Pantomimists in the country.
And prominent among the attractions will be found
Professor Herman Inlwig's Silver Cornot Band.
For further PARTICULARS, see advertisement.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
CLEANSE TIE BLOOD.

CLEANSE THE BLOOD.
With corrupt, dsorlered or viiatea Blood, you
are sick all over. 1t may burst out in Puppies. or
Sores or in some active disease or il may merely
keep you listless, depressed and good for nothing.
Bat you cannot have go)l health while your blood
is impure. AYERS : ,Rs tPARiLLA purgss out
these impurities aul stimulates the organs Of ifo
into vigorous action, restoring the health and OK
peling disease. Hence itrapill cures variety Of
complaints which are caused BY inpurity of the
blood, such as Svoitt, or K1aJs' Esa Tm,ors, "
cers, S,res .Erap'ioa,, Pinpts, Rioieie,, Boas 81,
Aationys Fire, Rosc or Erydprlas, T,tter or SUI
RteaR, S'dd H,d, Riig IGorui, lancer or Cancer.
on, ToH,rs, SIRE Eyes, F5ltrig D&eoses, such AS
Ret9uiAi, LrsghUiiy, SPpre,,i3a, Whites, .yiqra-
iiy, dtse Syphilis or Ve,s,a Diseases, Lioer Oom-
Didi,ts, aql Heart DiseaSss. TRY AYERS SARsA-
rAEILLA and see for yourself the surprising acty-
ity with which ii clcanscs the blood ami cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have been mislcd
By large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Ex-
tract OF Sarsapdrilla for one dollar. Most of these
have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only
contain little, fany, Sarsiparilla but often no
curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter dis
appointment has followed the use Of tue various
extracts of Sarsaparilla which food the market
until tha name itself has beGome Synonymous with
imposition aud cheat. Still we call this compound
"Sarsaparilla," /" and intend b supply such rem
cay as shIll rescue the name from the load Of OBJ
loquy which rests upon it. We think We have
ground (or believing it has virtues which are ir-
resistAbe by the ordinary run Of the diseases il is
intended to cure. We can only assure the sick ,
that we oGir them the best Alternative which we
knew how U produce, and we have reason to be-
love, II is by far the most eifactua purifier OF the
blood yet discovered by any body.
AYER's CngREY PICTORIAL is so universally
known to surPass every other remedy for the cure
Of cb'ga, G'tis, fgLes,L H,a,.eaas, Group, Broa-
eidis. AcipisAt coasuaJiioa, and for the relief Of
Consumpuve Pat.epts in adganaad stages Of the
disease, thai II IS useless here " recouns the esi-
donce 81 its virtues. The would knows them.
Prepared by In J. q. AYERS 4 Co., Lowell.
ha -. aud sold by Peck aud Hamilton, perryshurg
AT Wholesale BY {. West, Toledo. ljb
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The Decay OF Nassau M d the Death OF
BiOckuIt-R Running.

. The savannah FfP"5Ic" says;
"a iueud VINO leit Nassau a tow days
SINCE informs us tl'2t e'GN'yfoa;'oh paS 'H-
era! ! s''led upon tne W'o'o place Eng
"Sh merchants win STOCKS oil goods
amounting III some cases 10 tons ,ot thou
SANDS "I POUNDS S'ei,'hE' See'nS. iaere was
no nope OF Prou'' TOOK t"e Fvad'eSt means
OF SAVING 'Reir houses i'on 'oSS' ana nave
put out the fcd nag OF Noc'loh' anu Wno!e
streets lu'I Oh stores arc now ouethS tae,r
goouS at any Plc1 ''"N can GC'' th"uSah9SS
OF pounds ,W'r' haNl"S Already oeon SOD
at prices Wh'en DO MOI UeS'h 10 cover INC
h'st cost.
Inc English merchants and agents are
hu'rylnS away. Dwelling, houses are de-
serted warehouses are lett empty, the
sapS are larry rotuug vt the wharves.
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Lecture This Evening.

As announced, this wednesday, evening,
April Goth, Prof A. Ryan, Union refugee from
Texis, and formerly Professor of Elocudon at Co
iumbia, South Carolina, will deiyer lecture at
the Court House, in PeTysburg, together with
readings, rcctations and presentations the whole
said TO constitute at attractive display of clocu-
tionary power and dramatic art The subject Of
the lecture is-"The True, the Beautiful, the
Good"
The lecture is highly spoken Of and We doubt
not that all who attend will be well rewarded.
Admission rs cents. Reserved seats, 80 cents.
Lecture 10 eOmmenee at S O'clock.
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Treatment of Secession Sympathize


Treatment of Secession Sympathizers.
The following items from our exchanges
show the manner in which seees ion sym
pathizers have been treated since the muir
der of President Lincoln:
ExULTAST REBEL KILLED.-The slightest
expression Of Secession sentiments are
sure TO be sealed with blood. A few mo-
ments since rebel resident inquired of a
guard in front of the State Department il it
were true that the President was
dead? The soldier replied it was. Where.
upon the citizen replied: Il am damned
glad of it," lle had scarce concluded his
uIterance when the guard put ball through
his head, and he les now. a corpse, exeera-
ted by all, though dead, while the soldier
is toasted and feted, and is the hero of the
hour. The Incident fairly illustrates the
intensity of the popular feeling - Wash.
ingtOR Cor. Gin Gazette.
SFRyED THEN RIGHT.-Four traitors were
in one day sent 10 the ,Penitentiary for six
months each from New York city, for ut
tsring sentiments in sympathy with the as
sassin of President Lincoln.
II appears there was some individuals i'm
the town Of Ironton, Ohio, who were so
heartiless, 80 lost to all feelingsof hnmani-
'ty and patriotism, 10 express feelings OF
qualification over tho news Of the Presi.
dents death. This was more than outraged
humanity could endure. The indignant
and sorrow stricken citizens rose en fgasse
and compelled these wretches in human
form to leave the town. We are informed
that they were seven in number and bare
ly escaped with their lives, some Of them
being very severely beaten.
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Georre W. Chanman, pIainlill, !
'h Notice.

Emla A. Chapman, Defendant.
- AID defendant, Eimira A. Chapman, az Crcs-
- soma, Schuylkill county, and State af Penn
syvaua, will take notice that said panuif George
w. Chapman. Of Wood county, and State Of Ohio,
did on the lOth day OF April, A. D. 1865, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Wood
county, and State OF Ohio, against tho said de
lcndant, setting foIth that said plaintiff and de-
f,ndaRt were married in December, A. u. 1868,
and asking that said plaintiff may be divorced
from said defendant, on the ground Of the adultery
OF said defendant. Ft
LEE q FRENCH, Pl'G'e Atty's.
Wood County, Ohio, April 10, 1864. 50fS6 50
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I.Cgnl NOtlcN.

FmnAia rewe"' pFG Wood Common Pleas.
Emily Bowen. pert Petition for Divorce.
AE defendant, Emily Bowen. will take notieo
! that the plaintiff did, on the 2th day Of March,
y. ID. 1865, hle his petition in the Court Of Com
mon HeRs ct Wood County, Ohio the object ard
prayer OF which 10 TO obtain q divorce from the
defendant, oH the gruuAds Of adultery, committed
with one Ioseph Tudd, un The lAth day Of March,
4. u. 1865, at the Baird House, in the town Of
will b. for hearing on the 6rst d.,y of the next
torn Of the Court of Cvmmon Plcas in and for
said county.
COOK 4 BELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
March %. 1865 4sf7 90