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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-27
Che Gastaliau Fount,
81 lF.pm the New York Tribune
THE SLAVE TRAGEDY AT GIN
srr CINNhTI, '.H HHHa
ny Nus. NARY A. LlvRanonr.


Blight the Sabbath morn is shining through the
clear and frosty air;
solemuly the bells arc calling to the house Of
praise and prayer;
And with thoughts devout and holy, thither many
wend their way, .I
To renew to God their pledges--but cannot go
to-day.
For my soul is sick and saddeued with that fear.
full tale Of woe, m ...
Which has blanched the checks Of mothers 20
the whiteuoss Of the snow
Aud my thoughts are wandering ever whore the
prison walls surround @
The parents aud their children in helpless bond
age bound. ..-.4
Oh, thou mother. maddened. frenzied, when the
hunters tolls onsnared
Thee and thy nestlugs, till thy auguishcd spirit
dared
Send 10 God, uncalled one darling life that
it round thine own did tyiue ~
Worthy of Spartan mother, was that fearful
l deed of thine "-.-. ..
Worthy Of the Roman father, who shcathed deep
his flashing knife tt.H
In the bosom Of Virginia, in the current of her
life
Who, rather than his beauteous child should've
a tyrants slave, tf t
Opened the way to freedom through the portals
Of the grave. tn
Well know no stronger yearning than a moth
7 er's love can be- r"r .t
l could do aud dare forever for the babe upon
my knee
And l feel no deeper sorrow, could the light of
life eclipse,
Than to see deaths shadows settle on its brow
and faded lips.
Yet (oh, God of Heaven, forgive me } baby sit.
ting on my knee,
could close thy Blue eyes calmly, smiling now
so sweet on me
Aye, nv hand could opc the casket, and thy
precious soul set free
Better tor the Death and Heaven, than life Of
/ Slavery .g .....
Aud, before the Judge Eternal, this should be my
anguish plea,
"They would rob my child of manhood so, un-
called, sent it Thee
" Hope, and Love, and JOY, aud knowledge, and
s her every right they crave;
SO | gave her what they left her-hcr inheritance
.. 1.-The grave! ..
And the Lord would Judge between us, oh ye
men of stony heart! ti q.
Even gainst the strong and mighty, for the
weak he takGth part; .r.
Think We hunters of His children, bowed beneath
your iron rod,
With your heel upon their heart pulse this 20
do unto your God
But the day Of vengeance comcth-He will SCI
His children flee,
Though He load them, like His Israel, through
n red and bloody sea;
For the tears and gore of bondmen, staining
deep the frighted sod,
And the wailing cry of millions rseth daily up
. to God
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-27

would conduer her faults. and prerarO her
self to I'll the most noble nduselnl station
over filed by woman.--to be hue wife
and mother. That day het work was quick.
ly,and quietly done. Nothing was sleftuntil
another time, and when all was accom-.
plished, she seated herself 10 rest and read
DO not think that she succeeded now
without a severe trial, for she did not; and
at times she was almost discouraged.
Frank, with tho watchiul eyes 'of love, saw
the struggle, and assisted her IN every way.
by work as we'll MS hy kind words.a His
rule was, to never notice failure gnnless no
could assist IN lemedyng it. and never to
let success pass unarprovcd. She has
at last accomplished the task, and Is now
tho happy mother Of as good and noble
childreuas ever gladdened the hearts Of
worthy parents. lid .f,.,,.., s.l,.t.,
Franks mother, who has Just paid them
long visit, whispered in his ear be
fore she Lett, You have succeeded finely,
my son, IL managing your wife, ana am
proud OF You both. | know tho secret of
your success, although you have never told
me- u is ihis You loved auotherh happi-
pcss better than your own. Ypu managed
Yourself until she saw the need OF managing
herself, then you helped herr i'tt'F
Frank Smiled as he gave her the good
bye kiss, and said, :" You were always good
at guessing (; | see that age has not dimmed
that power more than has your affection"
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stgural for Husbands.
From Moore's Rural New Yorker.
MANAGING A WIFE.
BY KITTY RIM.

+" Are youreally in earnest. Frank 2
4" Yes, mother ] never was more So
Why do you doubt my word?"
q" | do not doubt your word, my son but
am surprised that you should have made
such n choice.
"Why are you surprised? Do you not
think Jepuie q trne, mob be-hearted girl
never heard you say anything to the con-
trary before"
''Nor do | wish to now esteem Jennie
above all girls of my acquaintance, but that
is not saying that she is the one that !
would select for my sons wife
"Then tell me what your objections are ;
think have right 10 know. %.
"It is not best now, Frank, for YOU say
you are already engaged; therefore, you
must marry her. She shall never know, by
my treatment of her, that ! am not perfect
.ly satisfied -
~ do not agree with you that il is not
best" plead Frank. "What harm Can it
do? and it may do much good. 1t will at
least prevent mo from imagining many I'M.
pleasant things am sure, | shall never
be content until / know for you are not a
woman of pl eiudices He drew | is chair
near his mothers, and putt ng his arm
around her, kissed her tenderly, and said
coaxingly, You will tell me, won't yon,
motherW
"Wbat a teaze you are! Do you suppose
you will manage ) Jour wife as easily as you
90 your mother 2 she asked laughing.
II have not made up my mipd as to that :
but ] am sure shall ieel very unhappy if
she deuies me as reasonable request as
this"
II will willingly tell you what you wish
my son. il yon VII promise not TO pay any
attention to it, unless you see some oppor-
tunity to profit by it."
81 can certainly promise that"
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SelFtted ssIistellanp,
THE CHOLERA.

a, This dread Yisitant is marehiug westward,
aud ip view of its rapid approach, the fol-
lowing dispatch will be read with interest,
aud should be preserved and remembered.
1t was received by the Munster of Foreign
Affairs fop Musuris Bey, Turkish Embassa-
dor at London, and has been published by
order of the Porte ,.rr
.lL..,.. LoSnoH, July %, 1865.
"Thc eminent nr. Bnnd tHuddSj whose recon-
mendatians waro very successfully followed by tho
British authorities the occasion of the out break
OF the cholera in 1881, has furnished me with the
following hints Cholera is caused by a upis, n
whca Is found IN tho vomtings and purgings OF
those whom It attacks. JFhe evRcrmtons propagate
the disease; they infect, first, the bed Of the
patientj and stebndly, the water clusets or their
drains. The poison rises into the air. and pene-
irates the drinking water. By these means the
dsSnsc spreads rapTy. aH 10
" 1t may also be communicated by the hands Of
The attendants on the patients soled by the evacua-
tions. To prevent the extension Of cholera, all
evaeuntons should be Immediately received in
basins containing o disinfectant, the hands Of the
attendants should be kept perfectly claan all infect
ed lincn and bedding should be burned fopr
vent infection from drinking warer this last should
be boiled before being used. In all places where
cholera has been boen and still is all water-closeta
and drains should DO disinfeoted daily, and simila
precautions should be Esed in shipping. Diarhea
should be treated like cholera. Ii these precautions
betaken the disease viii speedily diminish aud dis
appear. These instructions should DO published in
all parts of the city, bv means Of hand-blls or
posens. Chloride of zinc, chloride of lime, and
chlorine ar the best disinfectants Failing them,
solution of copperas or of sulphatc of iron may
be employed; powdered charcoal may also be ad-
vantagcunsly used.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale of heal Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
L bate Court OF Wood County Ohio, will offer
for sale, at public auction, at the door of the Court
house in said County on
MONDAY, November IL, A. d. 1865,
Atten O'Clock A. NJ the following described real es-
tate to wit; In-l6t number six hundredtwenty two
622)n the town of PerrysbuTg, Wood County,
Ohio.
Terms Of sale ope-third in hand, one-third in one
year and one third in two years from day of sale.
the deferred payments to bear interest and be Sc
Cured by mortgage on the premises sold. Ap.
praised at $500.
ANN PERRIN, Administrative OF the estate Of
James Perrin, decd.
F!& ID. X. HoLLENBEoK AH,ys.
September 27, 1865. 24eSG
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SIEEliEEF'S SALE.
Samuel Holden, CT al,

VS.. , Wood Common Pleas.
SamlW .Burnham ct alN
BY virtue otan ordeiSot sale issued In the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to rue directed and de-
livorcd will offer for sale at public veudue at the
door ofthe Court House, in the town of Perrysburg,
Wood County. Ohio, on
SATURDAY, November IL, 1865,
Between the hours of and 3 O'Clock =. NJ, of
said day, the following described property to-wit:
The northwest quarter of section eight (S),
township four ~, north Of range nine (9) east, in
Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at $500.
= CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff
NJ. r. & r. WAITE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
PeFysburg, October 10, 1865. 24es5 so
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pETITION Fols DIveRCE.
" ood Common Pleas.

VS.. " ood Common Pleas.
Louis Vanpelt
The defendant, Louis Vaupet, win take notice
that the plaintiff, on the 1lth day OF October, A. D.
1865, filed her petition in tbeofiee of the Clerk of
the Courtof Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio,
the object and prayer Of which is to obtain a
divorce from the said defendant on the ground of
adultery.
Said petition must be answered on or before the
18th day of November, A, d 4 S85.
Cook & BELL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
October IL, 1855. 24rS5 so
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MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED WIFE's Sra
TER.-The Scottish courts are again hearing
arguments rs to the legality of 4 mans
marrying the sister Of his deceased wife. We
recollect reading, some years since, remal k
OF an old Scottish Judge, renowned for hia
Judicial integrity ana good hu=.or, who,
when asked tho above question, replied
that there could not possibly be any
objection. provided the sister toas tsigino.
An important consideration, trnly. iel
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LEGAL ApvERTIsEMRNTs.
SAFE on mEAL EsTATE.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale from tbe Court Of
ID Probate of Wood County, Chic | will offer for
sale at public auction, on SATURDAY November
25, 1865, between the hours Of l and Z. NJ, Of
said day, or near the premises, The \ Of the
more or less, in Wood County, ohio Appraised
At St,6o0. Terms legal. JOHN JOHNSTON,
Guardian Of Wm. Scott ct al
GEoRGR STRAIN, Attorney.
Prrrysburg, October IS. 1865. aSe*
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SSITERIFF,S SALE.
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.

I
By virtue OF nm execution issued in the above
cause bv the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and IN me directed and
delivered, will offer Tor sale at public vendue, at
the door Of the Courthouse in Perrysburg of said
county, on ......
SATURDAY, November ls, 1865,
Between the hours OF 2 aud O'Clock L. NJ. Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit;
town of Gilead, county of Wood, State Of Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
J. f. PRIcE, Plaintiffs Attorney. M
Pcrrysburg, October l6, 1865. 25eS6 80
A DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE. Notice is
"A hereby given that | have been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of L. A.
Pelton, deceased. late of Wood County, Ohio. All
persons interested will govern themselves accord
ingty. DANIEL HALL, Administrator.
October Is, 1865, PODS
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A LAWYER was ohoe pleading case in
court before a full bench. The Chief Jus
tee whispered iDhis neighbours car, but
load enough 10 10 heard by others
g III wager lieiies.' ea f
The lawyer, not IN tho least disconnected.
drew his purse from his pocket, and laying
il on the haT. then exclaimed
" Put DOWN your money--l'll take tho
botg' ar l
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-27

CurTIXG IT THtcE -on one occasion. a
German, residing IN the country, came into
Buffalo with ham to sell. Among the rest,
he sold a dozen or two to German hotels
keeper, who afterwards, demonstrating the
acuteness Of his countrymen over the Yam
KEGS, sad: 'A .e
"lon may talk pout your Yankee scheo'.
ing, but a Dutchman selected me much
peter as a Yankee never vas. lie priiigs
me some hams--dey vas canvas, SO nice, so
petter as you never see. Ipny one, two
tozcn, all so nicei and il you pelieye, do
scheet vas 30 magnificent dat -eat six,
seven, eight Of dem hams before found
out dat dey vas made Of wood p
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Orders will be filled at short notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms. .rr
tzSy Printing Of every kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is, done for any association,
society, public meeting or political party, will be
charged to the person or persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment.
OBLINGER Il GUVER,
Publishers and Proprietors.
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GuardIan,s Sale OF Real Estate.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me Issued from
ID the Court Of Probate Of Wood County, Ohio, l
will offer for sale at public auction On
SATURDAY, October IS, 1866
Between tho hours Off and +. a., Of said day, on
or near the premises, the following described real
estate, tO-Witt fftli tf fr
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section number thirly-one (3D, town four { A.,
north OF range nine % east 40 acres more or less
in Wood county, Ohio. AppraiSedat $500. Terms
legal. nr}
LANGDON G. HUBBARD, Guardian.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
september 81, 1855, 32as
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
L OF tSandusky County, 0hioI viii offer ior sale at
public auction on FRIDAY, the 81 day of No
vember, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ atthe door of the
Court louse, in PerIysburg, Ohio, the following
premises, to wit:
north caste quarter, and the south west quarter
of the south east quarter OF the north east quarter
of section Thirty -four, Township of Centre, County
Of Wood, Ohio. Making snug little farm of 80
acres on the very favorable terms following
One-third in hand, one-third in nine months and
the remainder in eighteen months from tie day Of
sale, with interest the deferred payments being
cured by mortgage ON the premises.
..-..-.. JOHN LEFEYER.
NANCY DUESEER, e.
Administrators of Jacob Duesler decd.
c. W. PAGE, Attorney.
September 49, 1850 - 23psT
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SuIEREFF's SALE.
Simeon Jennings,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.

Simeon jennings
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
William Jackson ct al
by virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public venduc, at
the door of the Court House, in Perry ysburg, Wood
county, Ohio. on
SATURDAY. November II, 1865, -ir
Between the hours Of 2 and 3 o'clock 2. NJ. of
said'day, the following described property. to.wit
The southeast quarter of section thrty-six SO },
township five ~, north Of range eleven II }, in
Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at $4,000.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
f. p. BAssETT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, October 10, 1865. 24cS5 so
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SHEIsIFF's SALE.
Wood Common Pleas

Lew Netmore.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed
and delivered, Will offer for sale At public ven
due, at the door Of the Court House. in Perrysburg
In said county, On
SATURDAY, October 2s, 1865,
Between the hours of 2 and o'clock p. NJ.
said day the following described property, to-wit
The northeast quarter of section ten (l0), town
ship five D. range twelve (l2l, commencing south
IS degrees, east VI links from post set in a rock
at the mouth of the west branch of Portage River
and Witnessed by willow tree fifteen inches in
diameter; north 10 degrees and 80 minutes, west
81 links from posts thence south rs degrees, west
40l "A links thence south degrees, east AZ chains;
thence north 60 degrees 45 minutes, east $50 links
thence north degrees, east % links, to the point
of beginning, containing l7-lO0 acres.
ae D.. CHARLES ". EVERS Sheriff,
MURRAY & PRICE. Plaintiff s Attorneys.
Perysburg, September 2S, 1865. % SO so
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T9AyELEh stopping at a hotel exclaimed
one morning 10 the waiter; (" What are you
doing you black rascal2 You have Tonsed
mo twice tommy sleeph by telling me hFeSk-
tastwas ready and NOW you are attompting
TO strip oil the oed-clolhes. What DO you
moan 2" rns M
! Mhy," replied Pompey. s,ifyea isn't
going to get aP, musi have tho sheet any
how, Cause doy'r. waitin for ie table clof /"
kDIroRs are Of more use than HhilOsc>
plers. The stars are inmepse welhls ,end
yeh owing 90 their great aistsaee ll|tf Efse
less Tight aud war'AiA than siiliIl1 lanlerns4
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THE cummorcial editor ofthe New Eork
Independent says: ''g
We would by no means give encourage
ment 10 any wild speculation, or stimulate
umlpe trailing in apy direction; !; but it is
well tIat the enterprisipg people of the
the merchants, The lankers, aud the carriers
Should understand tliat they may boldly
push on til&ir great undertakings. exert
their energies TO the utmost, without danger
of meeting q reverse from overprotluction
or ovGrhadns The conditions of the
country are such that, for many years to
como, there vii be full employment for all
labortrs, and a suto market for all proinc-
tions that minister To tho legitimate de-
lnands Of d civilized community.
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VI MEuoASrILE FLuerukroSs.- --rhe Phila.
delphia Ledger has an article oh business
matters. in which the following paragraph
occursi ,estTsH ..atl t9.cH us
If man w6nld 500 gray hairs upon his
ihead, before their time, beggary aud ruin
the sole legacy left to y wife aud children,
now rolling in every luxury, and brought
mp TO II all if lie wants to see deffaudod
and indignant creditors, an old age of
pennry and. dependence, family driven by
debt ond false ideas into every degradation
and crruc, then let him spread ali sail which
he can borrow, give credit to every reck-
less customer 6oast of his sales, 1--we in
brown stono and rosewood, surround him.
self with carved furniture aud costly. i'm
ported luxnries of all kinds LET him bring
mp his children TO be waited upon by
troop Of servanls-the end will come soon.
cr than ho expects no will be caught in
some nip of the ice, aud sunk like lump
Of lead into the mighty watcrs.!T
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GEORGE STRAIN.

ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, PERRYsBURG, o.,
WILL attendto all business confded to his care
w in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
Also--Insurahce taken at reasonable rates.
0Iioc - Hoods Building, up stairs, Louisiana
J Avenue. s.n4gi tttH 10 LIZ
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And all other Goods that are usually kept in a
DRU G., STORE.

saY" We intend to keep GOOD GOODS, and sell
for SMALL PROFITS, and will be happy to show our
Goods TO all who will favor us with call.
INSCHO & RHEINFRANK.
IPcrrysburg, September II, 1868. 20
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-04-19
SAGINAW CITY

w. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Proc
tor IN Admiralty. SAGINAW CITY, ~
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! subsistine on the country.

+ In describing the pursuit of Lee by
General Grant, New York corres-
pondent writes m,
Foraging has been carried on very
extensively, and most Of the families
along the road have been deprived Of
everything eatable. Great efforts are
made to prevent this; but the strag-
glers and " bummers who follow in
the rear of the column, and TO whom
it is mostly attributable, cannot be
controlled, owing to the rapidity of
the advance. On the road we came
upon small place called New Store,
consisting of half dozen houses
its name was very woelI stocked with
goods. These were guarded from
depreciation wliilo the column was
passing, but was subsequently sacked,
and everything of value removed.
Over four hundred thousand dollars
in rebol currency was found in one of
the wagons captured by us, which has
been extensively circulated among the
troops. 1t was designed for the pay
menu Oi lue TeDel soluiclS, uHu nao
been appropriated to its legitimate use
by the officers and men in paying
large numbers of the prisoners who
have been brought in. Such conver-,
sations as the following are by no
means unfrequent:
(" Halo! Johnny. When were you
paid?D
about six months ago"
"How much do they owe You" ''
"Don't know. 'Tain't much count
am how" ,rtos yar. y ss
Here's couple of hundred
VIII that cover il ?"
Yaa's Thank yer" Haaf
"All right. Give the receipt to.
Jef. when you sec him." 49,,
The men offer it with much gravity
to citizens along the road in payment
for chickens, bacon, flour and other
articles, which, with prudent fore
thought, they previously got posses
sion Of 1t is received with feeble,
helpless smile, highly expressive Of
their appreciation of its value, fr,o