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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29
a Contemptlhle outrnrc.

On Friday night last, after the exhibition
atthe Union School the huilln- was bur
glarioasly entered 10y one or more graccless
scamrs and much of the furniture was wan-
touly mulatcd aud many Of tho books and
shtes, property Of the pupils, were destroy
ed. Ono Of the clocks was thrown into the
stove, and armsfull of books aud states met
the same fate and were burned. Anplh-
er clock and several lamps were carried off,
1t is seldom that an act so detestiby mean
comes under our notice. We have certain
degree of respect for an ordinary burglar,
whose object is pluuder, but the villains
engaged in the contemptible outrage of last
Friday night are as far bencath the common
burglar as the latter is beneath an honest
and upright man.
In our advertising columns it will he seen
that reward of 800 is offered for the
arrest and conviction of the scoundrels, and
we trust that they will be fcrreted out spec
dily and punished to the full extent of the
law 1t is to the interest of each and every
citizen Of the place to assist in their detcc
tion, for il such God-forsuken criminals be
allowed to escape with impunity, neither
! life nor property is safe.
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ChrIstmns nj the Churches.

The Sunday-school chill Of this place
had merry time, on Monday evening last.
Extensive preparations wero in progress
during the entire day at the several church
es, III arranging gifts and decorating Christ
mas-trecs, for the delight of the children in
the evening and the enjoyment of the pub
lie who were invited to attend.
At the Presbyterian Church three beauti.
fui trees were brilliantly lighted, and heavi-
ly laden with the gifts to be distributed.
The exercises of the evening consisted in
vocal music, after which SaAta Claus, per-
sonated by one of our mercantile citizens
clothed in robes of fur. and Enthusiastically
attired in the various paraphernal;a which
legend is wont to clothe the jolly Knightof
Christmas-made his appearance to the no
small amusement of the audience, and the
intense qualification of the little ones, whose
smiling faces and dancing eyes spoke their
enjoyment. On this occasion Santa Claus
was generous in the disposal Of his gifts,
and no one had cause to be dissatisfied.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church. the
| Christmas scene was no less attractive, and
like the Presbyterian Church, it TOO was
filed to 'overa1wing, with large and
delighted audience. The windows of the
church were brilliantly illuminated, and the
wallswere handsomely decorated with ever,
greens, ihgomously and hsteruly forme
ii. m0itocs ard sentiments, rcrtncnt to
theday "A i.-geinnd beautiful trts gor-
geously decorated, was the leading attrac
ton # the evening, from which the hearl Of
the delighted masters aud misses were
made glad.
So passed tho evening Of Christmas It's
memory will not soon pass from the ihinde
Of the youthful participants. Long may
they live to enjoy many of the day.
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bOCAL BREyfTIEs.

-WooD, already cat the required stove length,
can now be purchased at the Siave Factory.
CONVERSATIONS and advertisements, to ina
sure insertion the same week, must be handed in
by Wednesday evening
-THB Physoguomist aud Phrcnologist, Profess
sor CLENESs has been lccturing this week in Maui
NEE City. We lcam that his lectures are largely
attended.
--MuOu rain fell on Tuesdaynigh, ana w -es-
morning. Nesterdav t"-~'~s- s0-ti.. ..tn
co -'euce6, although the foundation is one %
liquid mud.
Tins attention or the public is directed to the
profes onal card Of J. K.& ]. NJ. Hoap Auor-
ncys-at-Low. They have opened on cflcc IN the
Baird House in tbs place.
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Union School Exhibition.

a public exhibition took place at the
Union School on last Fridvy evening. 1t
was largely attended, aNd the participants
creditsbly acquitted themselves in their
rhetorical and other exercises. The pro.
grcss and Improvement Of the pupils, under
the superintendent of Mr.. Ewing and his
excellent corps of assistants, are all that
can be desired, and give general satislac-
tion.
We understand that the conclusion Of the
winter term will begin on Tuesday next
the 9th of January
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Every Wan and Boy his own Dresser J
SWEETS PROCESSES ST. =

For Dressing, Scentingi RenoNRt.Rgs
securing, cOiOring, SMckibgs
Ills Superior Methods for FURS and PELs
TRIES. IN Piye hsshods.
For Chearness, Durability, Bcauty aud
Elasticity. a m01l
Cannot be surpassed by sny other Neihod or Ppe-
cess, by whaterer name applied, a
Ills just tho thing for tho Farmer 10 iasH hia
Peltrics into sd fiii l.ta
Beautiful Rigs, se4 imlii
Mats saddescoteFs,
Cushions, Robes. &c.
Instead 81 selling II sacrifice, they can be mannr
facihred at so small cost, that it IS within Ae
reach and means N rll. Fi;c 70 twenty Gems Hil
purchase tire Hfaseral ~ dress four Coca or six
Cat one Deer Or sheep, making tho dsessed article
three tines iti former value. These fracusaes,
when thoroughly performed pp gqsd Relts and pRrs
macIials produce the nl.t beautiful specnHesFl ~
Fine Tanning known a, the art. The PamiAlal
enlains all The raa riseA hhfesinat6n 70 nlake
these Processes success
tTg- A set nf Glove IaAerns complete and ih0
Pamphlet will be scat 10 any address on reeeip,
Of SO. Address
j. r. SWEET, Glover and Dresser.
500 Perrysbnre, Obio,
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TOLEDO MANKEr.

TOLEDO, December 2S, 1865.
FL0UR--Fine, So OO@G 25; Superiine, 8 SOC
rs; Extra Z 0O07 50; Double Extra and Fancy,
50Gl2 90. Rye Flour, 25.
GRAlN-Red Wheat ll5c amber Mchi-
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34c. Rye 73c. Barley l25c. ....
SALT--Fine SO 80 per Dbl; Ground Solar 2 60;
Coarse 60; Dairy, in bbls rs Sacks Csc
P0Rk-Sless heavy $780, light IS 90; butts and
rumps 25 90.
DRESSED HOGS 9E@lOc.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, lsc; do kegs, 19c.
BEEF--Mess heavy sl5; do light IL 90; prime
P0TAToES-Neshannoc 6Oc; Long Pink
Eyes, 6jc Mercors and Carriers, zoe; Common
and Mixed SOC.
TALLOW-M Mutton 1Ic Beef 12c.
BUTTER R-Fresh roll S0ej in keg CSC; common
EGGS-3oc.
POULTRY Chickens dressed ap ID I2t0I4c;
turkies 6c; ducks I2@l4c; geese 1OG7l2c.
GROCERIES--C Cotfee--R Rio 29W3216c Java SOC;
Sugtrs-raw sugar l3lS@ldHc crushed 2lc
granulated 20Mc; A coffee 20c B coffee l94c.
G co'ee l80lS1Sc Tcas-Young Hysou, 1000
1909; Imperial l4jG21Oe; Black 1O0JtlT5c
Japan ll5CQ135c. Molasscs S0@9Gc. Sirups--
fair 9jGl00c; gold 1ljo9l2)c prime l500lI0c
Rice-Rangoon s14@llc; Carolina | ]&@l4c.
W0OL- -Full-b5od M,rino 51iGfO; y and =
do 4jG55c; a do 40@4jc extra pulled 5olGGOc
sup5rfuc 10 1lc, No, do SOC s,s
LUNBER-Clclr $55; u clear $50; box S4j
stock boards S23; common boards $40; cullcd dc
Sl4; fencing $50; Gull fencing $li; flooring strips
S2b; ID do $50 list, sSantling and timber, 8 fee
aud under, Sl9 A lS-inch sawed shingles 90
2 lS-inch sawed shingles 90; l6-inch sawct
shingles 90 and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring 4j00 common dressed flooring IS 90
common dressed siding S22; "a aud clear Ircssec
siding S2S; dressed stock common, 2-ineli, SIS
dressed common boards S2l; Lath 400.
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NEW AnvERr1sEmENrs.

Law Card. X. & ]. NJ. lIord.
School Lands for Sale-Geo. \. Parsons.
Administrator Sll0-J. W. Ross. a. .....
Sheriff's Sale-Chas. w. Evers.
Administrative Sale-Susauuah Morrison:
One Hundred Dollars Reward-F. II Miller.
$3herifr's Sale-Chas. w. Evers.
800 Menth-O. T. Carey.
ST. 500 per Year-Shaw 4 Clark.
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TERMS OF YNE WEEKLY
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Perrrrburg Church directory.

rruop1sT EPtscorGt-Rev. I y. narkdull Pastor.
setylcesrach Sunday at 1880 An. and IN
sEsuyTERIAx-Rev. G. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1880 AN. Sabbath school and Bible
OIAss at 10 n.
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The Western Reserve Chronicle boasts
of one faithful friend. Henry n. Lane, of
Washington Territory, is subscriber TO
the Chronicle, aud each number costs him
two dollars for expressage. The yearly
cost of tho paper and transpoTtatioui oae
huudred and six dollars.
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WARTS on AEINALs.-It is said that war ts
on young cattle or colts can be cradicated by
washing them repeatedly with the juice Of
poke'berries. Another remedy is to wash
the warts with decoetion of poIe-root.
Alum water is also recommended TO remove
warts.
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lHE number OF patients in the ei,ous
general hospitals throughout the oouatry
on the 10th Of December, thS date Of the
last return was 2I035.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the trapsfers Of estate IN
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
NERRf's Office, for the week ending December %,
1865:
JOsephus Ricketts, to Charles Eaton; pit 4
nR sec 2S, tp 40, u. $. II. 40 acres S4O0
John Nye TO Laviua Black; pit NV fr ar sec 6,
tP 5, range u, 80 acres; and a ne sec o, tp 5,
range II, so acres--S3. 500.
Michael Hanley to Thomas Carbon, out-lots 1875 !,
146 in Perrysburg-s200.
J. Brownsbcrger To Wolfgang Risinger; 10 acres
in ne sec 81, Up s, range l2-s250.
Phillip s. Moore t. Isaac reasel; 1870 acres in
~ sec 3, tp 3, range ll-Sl,l 100.
George Boeshel TO Nancy Shepler; y Q 4 ne
sec II, Up 4, u. s. r. 81 SOC.
Jonathan Rogeli 20 Nelson Rogell; 60 acres in Sc
sec "a, tp 5, range l2-S90O.
Alfred Thurstin to Maria Il. Pike; lots IL and
liz in Bowling Green-$l50.
Theodore =. Taylor to II. A. Ellsworthj pt ne
see :, tp 4, range "A, 67 acres-Sl 400.
IS, spiok to William Houstonj pit Of n-lot l7s-
Lucy Holiister to William Houston; in-lOt a55-
SIOO.
5. NJ. Young to D & M.R.R. Coz iu-lot sIl in
Psrrysburg-
Norton Reed to Amos Brown y ne sec 8, tp 4,
range Q, 80 acres-sl 600.
John Bates to John Cary; a nc ne sec rs, tp T.
range ~, 20 acres S26N.
Elisha Sills to 6. c. Siiis; u ne aud ne NV
sec n, tp 7, range 12-ss0O.
Robert Hill to Charles Milbourn; \ ne sec o
tp 3,range l2, so aeres-Sl ,OS0.
Daniel I. Cutler to e. n Reeves; - Sc sec SO
tp I, range ~, so aeres-S5 0.
Hsnry Half N William Sly; y u ne sec 35
also "a 90 Sc see 20, 40 acres in sec 20; also sw
sc 20, in all 1917 aeres-s6427.
IL. Z, Peck to Ed. Carterj a a sw Sc, 81
tp. 4, U. y. R.-S550.
Frederick Everhart TO John Cary = ne nc sec
rs, tp 4, range -, 20 acres $3.50 tf-tr
q. II, llhonrn 70 John BaoIer; ne ne sec Q, tp 3
range IL 40 acres $500.
D.J. Camben 10 Conrad Hartz a, Y NV sac q1
tp 4, range 9-S2,gOO.
Jacob Baker 20 .. .ho Bats 10 acres ia ne sec 25
tP4, range l2-S2to,
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Premiums paid on awards made in
October, 1865 ............ $l46 30
Incidental Expenses paid... "a IL
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A SAyASNAH (Ga.) correspondent, writing
under late date, represents the condition
of affairs in that section of tho country as
alarming in the extreme. Marauding aud
thieving is the order of the day now, and
the seli-cOnsttuted regulators are represent
ed as being worse than those whom tAey
organized TO regulate.
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wooI county Orsicial directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
Timc OF CLOSING Maiis.

TlmC Oh CtobhuR
The different mails leaving the postofnce at Perrys
arg close punctualy as follows: -
Southern Mail lu'lS ~ ~
Northsrn Mail 4;i5 Y. NJ.
$50. will be open from A M.to PM.
W F. POMEROY, p. NJ.
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Wood County Agricultural Society'S
~ A crnun1.

Va Account.
The following is an abstract of he account of
JouS BATES, as Treasurer Of the Wood County
Agricultural Society, to-Yit:
r-- DR..
Balance in my hands from 1862 s6S 05
Amount received for membership
in 1865, at 81 each ........... 2l0 90
Amount from all other sources 90 90
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LADIES' DRESS eoobs.

Inspection and comparison will prove that far va.
riety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty anC
quantity tds stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fcred in the West.
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Cash balance in my hands s.........'. l52 Al
There are unpaid premiums outstanding, which
amount to "a 50, and when paid, will leave bal
rnce in my hands Of II 49, to the credit of the
Socicty-to to which is to be added the amount yet
to be drawn from the County Treasury, for1S5j.
ese JOHN BATES, Treasurer
AHest ]. W. Ross. Secretary.
Pcrrysburg, o., December IS, 1865.
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Callnnd examine bcfore purchasing ana fdiiy
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Produce taken In exchange for goods. ~
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mAt,nENp.

THOMPSON N-SPAFFORD.-on THURSDAY. the
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"TnrRE were twelve peers
Like Charlemagues- and all such peers In look
And intellect, that neither eyes nor ears
For eon1moncrs had evet them mistook!
Still that dread disease Catorrh upon them
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