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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

The Legislature Of North Carolina ratified
on The LIST inst, the Constitutional Almond
ment, aboliShing slavery, with but six dis
sentlng voices. This makes twenty.six
States that have ratified the Amendment
But one more is now wanting to complete
the requisite two-ihirds. So marches Slv
cry TO its dishonofed gravel
T. S.-Since writing tho above, ofiti,l
intelligence reaches Washington, that Ala.
bana has wheeled into line, the AllbomO
Legislature having ratified the Amendment
by an overwhelming vote. This makes
twenty seven, and completes tho two.lhrds
The world of humanity will rejoice nj the
contamination. Con be praised
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08


THE rebellion in Jamaica il announced to
have been entirely suppressed
TIM report Of the Secretary of the Treas.
ury with its appen1e statement makes
about one hundred and ten pagos.
LETTERS from Mexico state that tho French
have tried and executed over 5000 Mcxi.
cans os insurgents since the war began.
ForR hundred and thirty shooting stars
were counted by the New Haven proles,
sors in the space of two hours on the morn
ing of the 18Th ult.
AN immense block of iron buildings,
weighing 10000 tuns has just hcen raised
over two feet in Chicago, without the least
injury to tho building or without disturbing
the occupants
THE total receipts of the Sanitary Com.
mission for the four years ending July |
1868, wero Sl,Sl3,750. whilc the disburse.
ments were $i,b30,775 The balance is
being used in aiding soldiers in settling
their claims,
A RESOLUTION has been introduced in the
Missouri Legislature, declaring that Jelfer.
son Davis is guilty of the highcst crime
known to American law, and is not lit
subject for comency. motion to reject
WV 'NoNi"Niol W ~ '''nN bN u Nu(S VI lO VI
THE Raleigh (N. C) Progress estimates
that 100000 soldiers IN tho Confederate
service have been killed died or disabled
for service since the breaking ont OF tho
war. What terrible rctlibution has slav-
cry and rebellion brought upon tho South
THE obituary proceedings which will take
place in Congress consequent upon Il c
death of the lite President. will bo of n
very imposing character, and many OF the
most prominent members in both branches
will deliver eulogies and large edition
will be printed.
Advices from Savannah say that largo
emigration to Georgia has commenced. A
majority OF tho emgrants are meohaics,
farmers aud l0borers, with considerable
number spectators. Large areas OF land
in Southwestern Georgia htvo besn pur-
chased by Northern men.
THE Newark (0hio) Imoricua say4 q
party of citizens have bocn digging in the
mounds near that city, and have discovered
some interesting relies. tIumm bones
stono hatchcts and arrows, such rs hav,
been found heretofore, We're dug up; but
the most curious one was stone pipe
about 6is inches in length, with mouth
piece and bowl, aud on the lower cxtrcmit,
what appears to bo calls head very dis
| tinCtly carved.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
TIE pad ARMY CORES.

Tho soldiers of tho 23d Army Corps ccle-
brated the First Anniversary OF the Battle
of Franklin, on Thursday evening, Of last
week, November 80, at Mozart Hall, in Gin.
cinnati. Tho occasion was one of int orest
to the surviving members of the gallant
Corps, as well as to those who crowded the
Hall on that evening, and who paid deserved
honors 20 these heroes of the war. This
Corps, by its many deeds of prowcss aud
untiring devotion in the most dark and
Lbody period of onr nations existence, has
engrafted itself in the hearts of tho Amor-
can people, and linked its name indissoubly
with oil that is high aud noble in American
patriotism and heroism.
On the occasion referred to General A. S.
STRICKLAND was the orator of the evening
His address was one of fcrvid cloquence
throughout, was listened to with marked at
tention, 49, frequently interrupted by the
applause of an appTeoi,tve audience.
General I. II. SHUnwoop, editor of the
Toledo Con,n,erciul read poem, which h, 8
received high ercomiups from the Cincin-
natl press. Tho poom gives evidence that
tue General is as ready and artistic with the
pen as he has proved himself valiant with
the sword. We fully indorse tho opinion Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, which pronoun.
ces it "a poets history Of the Corps" with
literary as we'll as historic mcrit of high
order" We shall avail ourselves of the OPP
portunity of giving extracts from it from
time to time.
The Corps win hold its next Celebration
Anniversary at Indianapolis.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

Miss Kelly Is dcseryedly onc of the most pnpu-
lar writers OF Juvenile literature in this country.
The young reader will find this book both enterta-
iag aud Instructive. The work is neatly printed
substantially bound, aud interspersad with cngray-
ings.
EamJ{lc'l Messenger, Cleveland, Ohio.
Il illustrates the psrnc,ous influence of evil as
sociates, and the Importance Of forming when
Young, gnl Christian character, MS u tower of
defence against the power OF temptation.
Religions Telescope, Dayton, Ohio,
The style is chas,e and happy, and the book is
most handsomely bound. 1t should be In the hands
OF thous 'ndS OF our young people,
0aird CAristiaa Adsocate, ST. Louis, Missouri.
A story OF the war times, written by a pure
min led, talented womm. II exposes tho wav Il
perluon which many young men take, and cannot
tail to make good Impression ON the young peo.
pie IN teaching that there is hope and salvation in
Christ alone,
0Ari''ida h'HiJeaeer, New York
|, illustrates the injurious influence of sinful
companions upon character. Itis a book
that every young person may read with profit
Single copies of the book sent by mail To any ad.
dress on receipt ot the price.
Sample copies of our paper, the SWIdy Sstoo
T'@cs, furnished free on application.
j. q, GAWHIGUES a. co.
Publishers and booksellers, las South Fourtl
Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

35 Of which are cleared aud undo. high
state OF cultivation, Il has good Sugar Bush,
with brick arch Tor boiling 100 apple trees lust
bearing; So oNcellent peach trees rs standard and
dwarf pear trees, which have just commenced
bearing; 50 hearing grape-yincS, principally Dela.
wares, and other small fruits in abundance
% In connection with this Farm is Nursery, com
nrlSing Lace one-year-old, thrifty grated apple
trees, and 500 bNdded peach trees, together with
dwarf pears pumS aud other fruit.
The Farm Is situated on Beaver Cryek, in Wes-
ton Township, aud viii be disposed Of With or
without the Nursery, as may be desired.
For further particulars inquire OF
GUYER \ 0BLlNGER
JoarnAl olice, Perrysburg, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
HabcHS Corpus Restored in the North
The South Not Included.

HabcRS Corpus Restored In the North
The South Not Included.
WBERBAs, by the proclamation Of the
Presdentof the United States, OF December
1863 the privilege Of tho writ of habcas
corpus in certain cases thcrcuEto sot forth,
was suspended throughout the United
States; aud, whereas, the reasons for that
suspension may be regarded as having
ceased IN somo of tho States and Territories:
Now, therefore, be il known that |. Andrew
johnson, President OF the United States do
hereby proclaim and declare that the BUS.
pension aforesaid, aud ali other proclama
tons aud orders suspending the privilege
Of the writ of labcas corpus in the States aud
Territories of tho United States, are revoked
and annuled, excepting as TO the State of
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Caro-.
lima. South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala.
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
roxas, tho District of Columbia, and the
Territories of Now Mexico and Arizona.
In witness Whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
Sldios to be affixed.
= Done at tho City of Washington this first
day of December, in the year of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred aud sxt, five.
and of tho Independence of tho United
States of America tho nineticlh
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

rw- FroHn aud after the First Of JAM
NARY Next, All GegaI and rrausient
AAvertisiuE nAust be paid for IN AD-
VANCE. I'm mo- eDse will payment for
legal Advertisements bc subject to
tho delay OF legal process. al
We give notice to this effect now, that Attorneys
may make such arrangements with their clients,
that will enable them TO meet the requirements Of
our terms.
JouRSAL OFFICE, December I, 1905.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

iIis Excelepoy President Jol q ION ap.
poiated tho 7th Of December as a timeaof
national thanksgiving. This has been rat
i6ed by the Governors of the several States.
AS remarkable coincidence, Nye may say
that the 7tli lust. will be the eighty.iiHh
anniversary of the general Thanksgiving
appointed by the Continental Congress at
tho suppression of the treason of Benedict
Arnoi during the Revolution. The coin.
cidcuco of thanksgiving on the same day
and for the same reason is singular-rer-
haps il il inspirations - 1oietio Riatie
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
INDICTMENT OF'DR. nonsEy.

The Columbus Journal says the Grand
Jury at its recent session found 6ve sepa
rate indictments against G. yolney Dorsey
late Treasurer of State. Each indictment
relates to distinct transactions, and all are
based on the general charge of emboz2le
ment of the public funds for the benefit o.
himself and others.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF nm order Of sale issued to me from
ID the Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, on
the lst day of December, A. d. 1865 shall sell
nj public auction on the premises, on the 9th dav
of January, A. ID. 1858, the following described
lands and tcncments, to-wit:
The northeast. quart of the northeast quarter
of section twenty five (25), in town FIVE (5j north
of range nine (9) east, in Wood County Ohio, con.
tanning fifty acres. Terms made known on the
day ot slo. ROBERT DRISDIN
Guardian Of tho heirs of John Kettle, deed.
Cook Il BELL, Attorneys.
December H. 1865. 32dS4 IS
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PARENTS

The book will have a saluary influence in every
home circle, because the narrative of Arthur Mer-
ton" is h7'e one in all its important particulars
He was II youth employed in one Of our large cities
AMI through the example of wicked associates, he
was tempted to odo wrong, Tho evil consequences
of such 4 course are mIst clearly shown, and the
shoals pointed out on which 50 many sons make
shpwrcck.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

TnE Richmond Wing advises the Repre-.
sentntives elected from that State not TO
show themselves in Washington until they
arc sent Tor, and warns those inclined TO
take the test oath that they had better
never have been born than to adopt such
course,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
The Mormons RebeIlious,

According TO late advces from Salt Lake
City, The Mormons are taking higher ground
in defense of polygamy, and even speak of
the possible necessity of employing arms,
Brigham Young himself, in sermon lately
said:
" IIe was ready to fight tho Government.
10 had his soldiers, and rifles, and pistols,
and ammunition, and plenty of IT, and can
non too, AMI would use thcm. The Cover.
nor OF this Territory was useless and could
do nothing, lie (BrigAam) was tho real
governor cf this people, and by powers OF
the Most High he would be governor OF
this territory forever aud ever"
Richardson, the well-Enown cowespoa
dent, writing from Salt Lake City, cl llsos
with tho following rocapitulation;
l, Brigham and his associates arc living
in open, defiant violation Of the laws Of the
| Unted States,
3 They are teaching TO their followers
intense hostility TO our Government aud
people, and the necessity aud duty of resist
ing hy force of arms any attempt to make
the law operative
B. They are drl ing aud armins tho on
tire people iAto n compact aud eiliceu
military organization.
4, Tho Government places and keeps II
Iimpoytant Federal offices, men who IL,
granty violate the law aud systemat;call,
periure themselves in taking tho oath o
office. Not only does tbs public mteres
suffer financially, not only are the ends u
Justice frustrated, but our highest law.mak
ing authority has solomply enacted tha
pol lygamy is crime, and tho Govcmmen
makes itself accessory to that crime.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY GAZETTE
TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

rhts paper is made MP specially with reference to
the wants and tastes OF readers who do MT take a
Daily paper. The ourren news is compiled with
great and much labor, in order to furnish on
nected history of ourres events and details OF mpor
tant AMI interesting occuren ocs. 1t also contains
selection from the editorials which appear in the Da;
ly paper, together with commercial and agricultural
news prepared expressly for the Weeky. Each mum.
her contains from thirty to thirty three columns of
reading matter. In order to limit the
the price has hecn advanced to 81 per square, each in
sartion.
The old subscribers to the WEEKLY GAZETTE are
aware that we mhere to the policy Of occupying
comparatively small space of each paper with adver
tisements. There will be change in this respect.
Parties subscribing therefore, my rely upon receiv
ing paper devoted to News, Politics, Literature
Commerce and Agriculture, and one that shall be, at
least, equ,l to any wesky publication in the United
States by Of the free of the telegraph aud
the employment OF correspondents at all points Of in
terest In the United States and Europe able
give the OF the day down to the our of going
press, thus anticipating the Eastern publications.
Terms OF the Weekly Gazette.
One Copy, one year, 90 numbers -. ,... SO so
| Rive TO Ten Copies, each 20
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For every Club OF Ten Twenty, at the rates
|
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For Club Of Fifty, extra copy Of the Daily will be
scat, IL preferred, Instead ofthe extra Weeklies.
The money order system beingnow in partial opera
tion, subscribers should adopt this mode Of remit
taneo, when practicable, In this way, all risks may
be avoided. At points where not in operation, regis
tered letters will be at our risk, Int in such
drafts are, Of course preferable II they can be OBJ
tained.
Subscriptions in all cases, payable in advance, and
no paper continued after he expiration of the time
paid for,
In presenting this prospectus for 1901, the propro'
tors of the GAZETTE do not feel called upon toresent
. platform Of principles. ,hee II to say, we shalt
adhere army to the principles for which we have con-
tended during the war; and continue to advocate those
measures which shall be hest calculated to secure
Permanent Union aud Perfect Freedom.
Tho approaching session OF Congress, In which the
Union party has an overwhelming majority, will be
oae Of great Importance, and we shall keep the read
of the GAzKrrg regularly and fully advised Of the
proceedings OF that bo5y.
Address,
CINCINNATI GAZETTE co.
ClNcINN>ri, November, 1865.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

TnERE was decrease of ak millions IN
the principal Of tho national debt during
November. The total decrease since August
81 has been thiriy.one millions Tho debt
is now 81, ,73l, 600 600.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

QUERi.--lf the ordinances of secession
are null and void, why is the President so
anxious to have them repealed !--zLima
Democrat.
You had better post yourself, sir. The
President'is not'anxious to have these or.
dinances repealed But he Is determined
that the rebellious States, through their con.
ventions, shall deelare these ordinances
null and void'-not repeal them One
State has refused to so declare, but has
repealed. She will have 20 do her work
over again. Repealed is not The word
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
IIlsrICE IN .rnLEno.

At the recent term OF Court in Toledo, q
young man, convicted Of stealing some clio
thing was sentenced to the Oao peniten
tiary, for three years at hard labor, aud
costs of prosecution.
Another criminal convicted Of deliberate
aud wiIful murder reccired tie same sen
teace
EnnnnnI La .1nnnrnncnrM
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SHINING and sorrONving.--

SInning aud SOrrOVVinEs-
We wish % call especial and particular attention
to an admirable book for the young, just issued
from the press Of j. G. GAURIGUFs 4 Co, publish
crs Of the Sunday School Times. The work is very
highly commended by different journals, over tho
country, as will be seen by reference to their ad-
ycrlisement In another column. We think it will
prove a very acceptable present for the coming
holidays.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
nm aRANn nEsuLT.

The elcctious Of 1865 have resulted in the
almost universal success Of the Union ticket
IN the States named below, tho mljorties
are substantially 90 followss
Ohio, 10000 Pennsylvania, 10000 Yer
mont, 10000; Massachusetts,, 10000 New
York, $4,000; New Jersey, 1900 Cnneoti.
cut, 1000; Wisconsin, s.000i Minnesota,
3 600 Iowa, 20,000; indiana, ovorwhelm
ingly Union Maryland generally Union
Illinois, generally Unions West Virginia
generally Union llhodo Island, G.00O.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
TEACHERS I

lfyou would train the youth committed to your
care, sn as To enable them to avoid the vices and
tollieS that bcSet tho pathway Of every one as he
enters the threshold of mmhood, by all means put
in their hands copy Of the story of Arthur Mer-
ton" that they may take warning from his exam
Pile, and profit by his sad eXperenee.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
ARTHUR MERTON;
OR,
SHINING and SOrrowing.
by Miss Caroline Il. Kelly,
AUTHOR or "BEGNICE, THE FARMsR's DAuGH
TER" CANDY HAIL." &c, &c.
BEAUTIFULLY rLLUSTRATED.
Price 81 20.

TNlllS is book that canuot fail t, do great pod.
Ii is from the pen of one of the most successful
writers Of til present day, as the name Of Miss
Kelly is u household word in thous IN Is of homes
whore her excellent books have b.en read with
ayidity, profit and delight.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

I EGAL NOTICE. Martin Warner Admins
IL traitor ON the estate of Thomas Jennings, de
ceased II. w. Kelly Administrator on the estate
of A. Il. Raney, deceased, and J. w. Phillips, Adj
mnlstrator on the estate of Leonard Snyder, dc
ceased, have filed their accounts in the Probate
Court of Wood County for final settlement. and the
same will be for hearing December 2S, A. d. 1865.
32c* EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
Wonderful Discovery OF Gold m Mon.
tanNs

The Virginia City (Monana) Posi-, OF No.
vember 4, contains a glowing description
of most extraordinary gold discovery
about four miles from lIlana. in that Ter
rllory, made by man named Brown, one
of the original discovorers OF tho Goull &
Curry lode OF Nevada. This discovery is
represented as a well dedued lodge, fully
live feet wide, with q gold vein three feet
wide, three-tourtas of the cutire substance
therein being pure goll, On each side .ol
this Von there isa casing of one foot ~
quartz. which will assay from 81 900 10 50 !.
900 TO the tun. What gives an air of eredi,
billy TO th's seemingly exasg rated account,
is the fact of c, lionel lusey, w,l known
citizen of 81 Joseph, now in Montana, say
ing m closing letter TO his family, that he
has seen specimen of this quartz, which
seemed 10 be solid gold.
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CINCINNATI GAZETTE co.
CINCINNATI, November, 1865.

A DMlNISTRAToR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
IA hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator on
the estate OF Charles Twiuing, deceased, late o
Wood County, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly,
WESLEY COLE.
December l, 1865. S2l~
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EMPLOYERSl

Il YOU have young mon around you entrusted
with important places in your business, you can
scarcely give them better counsel than is Contained
in this UUthtui picture of Arthur Merton" who
was but few months ago in position ef trust, cs-
trem AMI confidence. Read the following extracts
from testimonials in regard to this interesting
honk
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

II appears that in the Tennessee Legish-
tare the resolution demonstrating against
the pardon of Jeif. Davis aud others was
amended by adding the names of James
buchanan aud John Q. breckenridge 10 the
last declared infamous and deserving death.
on motion Of Dr.. Keith, who stated that he
had been Democrat. and had been deceived
by them. The preamble and resolutions
were then adopted--l5 10 3.
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Tvs next central eclipse Of the sun in the
United States will occur on the 7th of
August 1862 and will DO total--the first
sinee November 30, 1884
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL RE,

OFFioE OF INTERNAL REvENuEl
1Oru DlsTRIGT, STATE OF ONO.
T WILL be at the Exchange Hotel, in Perry
l. burg, on THE l0rH or EACH MONTH, to receive
Taxes due the Government for License Manufac-
turing, &c. All persons interested will call and
pay up on that day, or the penalties wall be en-
forced. ALIEN. Ii. NEW COMB,
SO Deputy Collector 10Th District.