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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

rs tho richest soil produces tho rankost
weeds, 80 Ohio breeds the most fefreshiBg
samples OF Simon.pure double-barrelled,
pcroussion!priined, air.tighta and waterproof
Democracy. As they give up all hope o,
success several years ago, they now meet,
like the MIllerites--whose faith s that the
world was to have come to an end iH 1874
simply TO vindicase their principle. They
nominated Long for Governor, thinking,
probably that whoever they selected, il
would be Hong" before they elected him,
Then they nominated White foT lieutenant
GovcrtOr to uroqc HAT they were of the
white mans party. So the ticket is Long
and White like ghost, ard ghost Of a
ticket IL is.
Tive platform, under the naa,e of State
Sovereignty, endorses secessjon. Seces-
sion would be very grateful for this if il
wore alive. AS Tire UYio Democrats lacked
the courage w Gght, Secossion will hardly
care for theiT empty endorsement now +.
They deny tue right Of the Government to
draft troops, to snspeud the babeas corpus.
to hold military courts, to incur the national
debt, to establish tho national banking
system, to emancipate slaves, or, indeed, to
perform any OF the acts OF the war. They
have not ,eltured to inform us whether
they approve of the battle of New Orleans,
the Stamp Act, or the exile of Napoleon but
it is hoped they acqMesce in those events.
Finally, the speakers all declared the war
q iailsre. This We like. Ice is expensive,
and any substitute that ia inst rs cool and
refreshing rs valuable, il it can be bad
cheap. We think we see JelT Davis ip lis
easement at Fortress Monroe, aud poor
Stephens in his borrbpr0Of at Fort War.
ren--bOth sucking at the warm end Of this
icicle from ONO. Tire war failure! Any
poT fool could say this one year ago. but
now 10 takes an OHIO "Denocrat" to compass
the feat. Pass it down South--it will sell
VOL to any anybody in the refrigerator or
icecream trade Chicago TribuHe.
GENERAL PILLOW 10 among the latest ap-
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MAUMEE AGUEl

This terrible enemy has had the sacri.
lego to invade the sanctum of tho JOURNAL
office, knocking us topsy.turvy, and the
JouRSAL ahnos. to tho end of the woek. 1t
hhs given us savage shaking, and we feel
in no amiablc mood. This will account for
tho vexatious delay, and any typograph.
ieal inaccuracies that viii appear. II this
apology is not satisfactory, visit to the
Office may result in ono thai is.
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An Appropriate Address.

Tho following address of the Copper
heads 10 the soldiers, issued by the Now
ark tS.Jl Patriot, 10 well done, and with
ihe substitution Of Il few names. would be
equally appropriate for Ohio:
Frldo,c citissts Brure Soldiers, MRioas
IF LiRc0hI and Hirs{ingS NJ q Desp,f :
Your friends salute YOU with a warm aud
angry rasp ot the hand, Weare so much
d lighted to see you safety returned that we
hardly can Gud breath in the height of
onr rejoicing to curse you for not dying
before you come back 10 our hearts and
our cmnilics.
II is with mingled emotions Of hate and
admiration that we welcome YOU home.
brave and brutal sCliiers. to tho rewards of
honor malice aud iehactiou
We know that yOu have followed the
cowardly rullian aud irreprOaohable Bayard
kllpatrick, with an aFdor which was born
oi patriotic IRE and dabollcll raseah,y ;
aud as We aeride aud vility him, do we
! praise and snstain you.
Heed not, we pray you, the so.callad
| Patriot, who says Ne deprived yuu OF your
| right of suffrage, for You we'll know We did
NO such thing and il we did YOU know
I yon deSerVedit.
w q oNulFStl you ~ neHdTe OF latSe W.T.
nesses, who viii tell yuu that Marcus l..
Ward ran away from Bull Run; while
Theodore Runyon nuTsed the soliiers in
the hospital.
B,hcvo us when we solemuy adlure you,
by all y0n hold sacred, by the memory oi
your giort"ns deeds aud by the blood sou
have spilled upoN many Un angry battle
field, to uphold tho honor Of New Jersey in
the only way in which it can be done, by
casting your vote aud working with all
yoUr might for the men who kicked vou
dear friends, only for your good aud who,
in simihr circumstances. would no; onl,
kick hut spit Hpon yOH for your best wei
fare. You are brave, scandalous. infamous,
noble, self-Sacriciug scoundrcls whose
deeds viii live forever in the memory OF
al true men who cherish maniucss and de-
V0tion as the type Of all that is mean, das-
tardly aud Tcpulsve.
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DLACKSMJTHS, LOOK HERE We have
ID Just received 0ne hundred Tuns Of Lump
and Nut Coal Ten Tons of From, Fifty Kegs Of
horse Shoes, Two Tms of Nail Iron, twenty Box
Of Horse Nails, Twenty-Five Paius of Seat
Springs, which we Offer us low as can be bo ughs
else where
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zeal NOTICE. "A, y 4
Daniel Bemis, = fN


In Wood County, Ohios~
Mary A. Barnes and Court Of Common PlaaS.---
Cephas D. Barnes.
The defendants, Mary A. Barnes and Cephas y.
Barnes, non-residsnts Of the State Of Ohio, and
whose place Of residence Is IN plaintiff unknuwn,.
will take notice that said Daniel Bemis did. on the
25th day of April 1864 file his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
of Wood, in the State of Ohio,against the said Mary
A Barnes and Cephas D. Barnes, defendants, set
ting forth that the said Mary A. Barnes and Cephas
d, Barnes gave mortgage to Harvey Bemis,
which mortgage was subs quently assigned tn the
plaintiff, Daniel Bemis, to secure the payment
Of two hundred dollars, according to certain
note referred ts in said mortgage; and praylag
that said Mary A. Barnes and Cephas b.
Barnes may pay the sum in said petition claimed
to be due, with interest, amounting to one hum
dred and thirty dollars, or that the premises in
said mortgage described viz The north half of
the west half SG the south west quarter of section
twenty two(22), in township four( A. nortL of range
ten (l9b east, in Wood County, Ohio, may be
sold to pay the same; and that said Mary a. Barnes
and Cephas ID. BarDes are notified that they are
required to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 3lst day Of
October next DANIEL BEMlS.
MURRAY 4 PRICE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
September 26, 1865. 22f SIP rs
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

VS. Wood Comnipm Pleas.
Hiram Snyder ct al.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas p
of Wood County Ohio, and to me directed and dev--
cred, will offer for sale at public vendue, at tho
door of the Court House, in heprysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, October %, 1862 vi
Between tho hours of l and O'Clock P. NJ, of
said day, the following described property. wit :
The north part of the northeast fractional quarter
Of section number one ID in township five (5),
north OF range eleven Ql) east, less two acres in
the northwest corner thereof being fftysevcn t57l.
acres EW l.TT
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff.
Cook 4 BELE, Attorneys for Plaintiff NOL
Perrysburgr Septmbep %, laFh 22e$6 IS
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THH Baltimore Ameriop,, in an editorial
on the havoc Of war. gives the fo,nwiug
figures; In the desperate encounter at
Cmckamauga, Roseorans lost 1851 men,
and at Murireeshoro l2,OSS; at Pittshurg
Landing Grant lost 1888. al Vioksbur.
e,sI5And at Mission Ridge 1000; at Gaiaes
Mills Peach ORCHARD, Savage Station, Glen
dale, White Oak Swamp aud Malvern llill,
McCl Han lost 70,000, and at An,ietam IL !.
426; Hooker lost in his campaign in the
Wilderness, 10000; Burnside, at FrederickS.
burg, 10000; aud Grants united losses from
the time OF crossing the Rapidln, in his 6ual
campaign to Lees surrender, arc compated
at 10000.
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TACTICS OF THE DEMOCRACY IN
WOOD COUNTY.

Ioi tno approaching coLtcBt has been too
little regarded Whilst our antagonists are
ndustriouslj oh INC slert, the Union men Of
this county seem TO bc tsposing in the ian.
cied security Of their past strength This
feeling hyweVeri ought no longer 10 pre-.
vail AZ there has possibly never been a
contest Oh which more important results
'lepeh ded ON earnest and unitcA ac.
! ton. Among the many questions nj issue
the following command especial attention
The status OF tire rel,cl States must be dc.
tcrniued--the position 30 be occupied by
the negro rucs will, Of necessity present
itseIf for consideralion-ufe honor and
credit Of the nation, rcquiros such action ia
its great financial concerns as will cOusoli.
dHte OIIr strength and accord with equity
toward the creditors, aud Justice to the
taxpayers Of the nation-laat, although not
least, the power and rolations Of the scv.
eral States 10 ,ho Federal Government must
hereafter bo clearly defined
1t is we'll understood, and we'll known,
That under the plea of State soyereignily,
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., 81 "''' a" V''9 w "''oo''
lcges of this free Government the traitor
80 "''' "''Ye ,, ',.,'' 80 ,y,''5 80 W." Wv
Tho eud to be accomplished by tbcsc
false leaders Of the Democracy, is merely the
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'0",'u '''0 P''' "''''''''' o"' s''o '''' she'ls
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r'e' 20 m''',''' "y ''''' N'"u OF oon'Vo-
'ou'', lucy nave '''' '"o @ 'nu'n experience
"''' '''"' '.a7S VI men, 'he turner's "t th'S
county WIZ '"'' TO Ieoo"oUe 'n' proPFle'y
OF 'nese ge"o rons DeEocra'le pohuclan'
oIo".ns NOT anu oo'o W''h 'lIo S"i'o p"'r
OIL pol.ucaI oenows'
Dnr'ng tho progress on the war; when in
their porn and M their blood, those sol
diers stood between tho rebel armies aud
u.s. these very men were sympathizing with
our enemies Now that, IN II military
sense, rlpe tables are turned on them. and
their rebel friends are overwhelmed thcv
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CCnooL EXAMINERS NOTICE. The Boarl
> will hold their nex' regular sessions for the
examination of le,eherS, at
Gilead, irst Friday in October.
West MilgrOye, first Friday in November.
Bowling Green first Friday in December.
Perry ysbHrg, first Friday 10 January, 1885.
Applicants need not apply for Special ENami-
nation, but arc requested b attend the stated
meetings of the Board.
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed 10 the undersigned, al Bowlug Green.
l3 j. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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The Hair Family.

In speech made few days since hy
TuADpEps STEPHENS, in Pennsylvania, he
drew the portrait of the Blair Family, Hc
said
Il is far easier ard more beneficial to
exile 10000 proud, hloated aud defiant
rebels, than to expalria,e 4.00O, 600 OF labor.
ers, native TO the soil and loyai to the
Government. This latter scheme was a
lavorite plan of the Blairs, with which they
had for whilo incCuated our late sainted
President. But u single experiment made
him discard il aud ils advisers Since |
have mentioned tho Blairs, | may say a
word moro OF these persistent apolOgists of
the South. For, whom the Virns of Slavery
has once entered tho veins Of the savehold.
or, no subsequent effort seems capable of
wholly Graduating II. They are family
OF considerable power, some merit. of
admirable audacity and eXecrable selfish.
ness. With impetnous alacrity they sei1r
the White House, aud hold possession ot
n, as IN the late Administration, until
shaken OF by the overpoweTing force OF
public indignation. Their peTmcions coun
sci had well nigh defeated tho reelection
of Abraham LiDooln and if it shonld pre-
vail with the present Administration, pure
aud patriotic as Presiden; johnson is ad.
mittef 10 be, il will render him the most
unpopular Executive save oMc-.that ever
occupied the Presidential chair. But there
is no fear of that. Ho will soOn say. as
MIR, Lincoln did "YoUR TINE mas coNE -
------ -. -
REPoRTs from the Dry rcrtugas state that
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s,HEIsIFF'S SALE.
James Pember,
Levi Wetmore.

VS.. : Wood Common Pleas
Levi Wetmore. r.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in tho
above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas oi Wood CoGntyr OhiD and to me drected
and delivered, whd offer for sale At pnbGc ven
due, at the dcorof the Court House, in Perrysburgr
IN said county; on 800
SATURDAY, October 2S 1865,
Between the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day. the following described prosperity to- wit "
The northeast quarter OF section tan I0), town
ship FIVE 5), range twelve q. commencing sonth,
rs degrees, east 81 links from post set in ruck
at the mouth of the west branch of Portage River,
and witnessed by willow tree fifteen inches i'm
diameter; north Is degrees and 80 minutes, west
81 links from post; thence south rs degrees, west,
40l n links; thence south degrees, east 43 chains;
thence north 66 degrees, As minutes, east 369lRks;:
thence north %dagTees- cast rs lGks, to the point
of beginning containing l7l00 acres. s t
CHARLES W. EVERS Sheriff.
MURRAY 4 PRICE, Plaintiff S Attorneys.
Perrysburg, September %, 1865. 20 $S So
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LET II be borne in mind by every Intelligent voter
shat the Democratic party of Ohio, in their long
platform Of nineteen resolutions, have not uttered
word against slavery. Perry'bury journal.
Andrew johnson in his address 70 the SrOutherm
Delegation, said, Tho institution of Slavery IL
gone" and every one knows he spoke the truth.
Tho Democratic party has lnnre important work to
do than the kicking of dead earcasses. 1t will do
we'll enough for Republicans to engage in that
kiNd of buSiness-they have no principles that
they dare To proclaim upon iring issues and IL is
we'd for them To harp upon tn dead, putrid, aud
sinking carcass OF slavery. Toledo Record.
You are right when you acknowledge
slavery to be u defmct institution, and we
are glad to know that you are forced to the
admission of blps truth. Yes, ii is dead
and your acknowledgment Oi the fact is o
virtuat backing down from tho cornerstone
VI your PSrty, which prono~nces tire war
n failure" So much for the result Of the
war, and so much for the earnest mffag.
ging labor of tho Union men of the country
They grappIed the then hci1g issue OF
slavery, and that same dead pWtrid and
| stinlSiug carcass" procblins to- the world
who is the victor and who the yanquished
In spite OF tho bayouets aud bullets of thC
rebels at tllc South, aided and encouraged
by the Confederate Democracy of the NORTH
this great triumph has been achieved
Hence the silence of the Democratic Plat
form concerning victory in which Val
landigham Democracy had no part nor hot.
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TnE ONO UNION srATE TICKET,

- tEiscslOny October iOy fs0SO
s0R oovgHRoR
4 1AcOB p0LSON COZ. Of Trumhulf County.
ros ttEuresASr aovrRsoR,
ANDREW o McBUVNEY, Of Warren County.
FuE rREAsrREA ~ srtrt,
asfpNEY =. wARNBRs n JeTain Couhty.
ia. trua srPgrrw JrBVr -~Loss rUnA,
JACOB BRINKBRifOFf, Of Richiand County.
10 fILL vacancy,
JOHN wELCit, Of Athens County.
- Jon krroRFEV agHrRAL,
- wfbbTAM ", WEST, Of LogaA County.
ron senooL coNsnsioNrr,
JOHN A. NOBRls, OF Htrigor County.
ron aoAEb or rrntr wpBKs,
JAMES MOO tE. % Ooshoct Nh County.
rl ron ctrRE ~ sirKrmu couRr,
,Ir. RODNEY FUoS, o. Clinton OouBty,
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.7

DY virtue Of an order If sale to me issned from
l } the Court OF Probate of Wood County, Ohio, L
will offer for sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, October 2s, 1865, ~
Between the hours of and =. w., of said day on-
or the premises, tha following described real
estate to- wit - .e
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
in Wood county, Ohio. AppraiSeda at $500. Terms
legal.
LANGDON G. HUBBARD, Guardian.
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
september II, 1865 22e*
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fHr New York Times in Announcing the
action Of the Ohio Democratic Conveution,
says heir resolutions begin with 'Os and end
yath today they are more than conserva.
tfye, 10 oAct, Antediuvian.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of theProbatc Court
L nr Sandusky County, Ohio. will nherfor sale at
public auction ON THURSDAY, the 2d day os No
vember, tS65, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. atthe door Of the
Court House, IN PerrySburg, Ohio, the following
promises, Ia wit
The north half Of the senth east quarter Of the
north east quarter, and the south west quarter
Of the south east quarter OF the nnrth east quarter
Of section Thirty -four, Township ot Centre, County
Of Wood Ohio. Making snug littfe farm OF 80
acres ON the very favorable terms following
Ons- s-thiri in hand, one third in nine miAthS and
the remainder in eighteen months from the day Of
sale, with interest, the deferred payments being Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Holm lEFEVER,
NANCY DUESLER,
Administrators of Jacob Duesler decd.
c, VI, PAGE, Attorney.
Septcmbcr 26, 1855. 23cST
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September 81, 1885. 1850
nETIrION FOR pIvoRCE -Marrarct Cald.

DETlrGON FOR DIVORCE Margaret Cold.
Il we'll, ys. Thomas CJldwell, in Wsod County
Common Pleas.
The said T 0nlas Coldwell is hereby notified
that tho Plaintiff, o1 the 81 day of October. lS65,
hled her petition in the Court Of Common l7eas of
Nold County, Ohio. praying N be divorced from
said dc;en lent, and alleging as cause therefor
willm absence Tor more than three years. gross
neglect OF duty aud extreme cruel restment. Said
petition will be for hearing the November term
Of Court, commencing On the 18th dav of Nnvem-
bcT 1865. MARGARET C0LDWELL.
MUWsSv 4 PRicR. PITS Att'ys.
October ,, 1865. 23l-S5 2S
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ssevEsxoR sHARWKYs Mississippi militia
are reported 70 be thorough State rights
men, and 10 have banded together to op.
psse the Govurnnsl,i aanhorities
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys.

A cnmpietc assortment; aIsn Piece Gods. anil
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods; have the best fa-
eiiSies iou gelhng up gautccL suit OF clothes on
very short noticr.
HATS AND CAPS-Al kinds AMI siz ~.
BOOTS AND SI )ES-Fhr La lies and
Misses, M9n aid Boys. Al warranted or
no sale.
An asSOl tmeut of CROCKERY aud
lIOUSEFURNLSHING GOODS, unsur-
passed in this vic nisy.
GROCERIES, az Cnlfic. Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rcp, Starch, Saleratus, &c, &c.
We invite an examination Of our linn ,nsc
Stock. We guarantee the quality of our Goods,
and shall, Mt all tim,s. eniolvor t. sell NJ prices
that will satisfy our irismls.
We pay cAsBat all times for Grain and Country
Ptoducc, and have ample Storage Room ior all
kinds OF GTain,
We also poy CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at Om yard in Perrysburg.
Ley Notce our Market Reports in tp-day's pa
per- We buy AMI sell in accordance with the
prices there given.
F. r. MILLER s co.
Perry Sbu{tr March Is 1873 3lz
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Almlnlstratrlx' A Sale of Real Estate,

IN pursuance Of an orlcr granted by the PFO-
for sale, al pUblic aucton a the door oi the Court
hoOse in said County. on
" NEDNHSDAY Nnvemberl, A. d. 1868,
Atten o'clock a N, the following described real es-
tate n wit; ln-ut number six hundred twenty two
\622G0 the town OF Perysburg, Wood County,
Ohio.
TorlAS Of sale one-thrd in hand, one-thir1 in one
year aud ona tlaird in twV years from day of sale,
the deferred payments N bear interest aud be So
CURED by mortgage un the premises sold. APP
praised ut $500.
ANN PERRIN, Administrative of tho estate Of
James Perrin, decd.
+. &. d. X. IoLESR2cK At,ys.
September 2T, 1855. 1850
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T EGAL NOTICE.

II EGAL NOTICE. '.'i
William ". Renfrcw,)
VS.. NJ, r. 80.
Benjamin Ricketts,, - IS""'yI C'yI M" NJ
Sarah Ricketis. "oui' VI Oo'hiii'n i'eas''
James Wrieht, ,et al. 8
Benjamin Ricketts,, and Sarah Ricketts,, his wife,
and James G.. Wright all sidents Of the State
of Ohio, will take notice, that ON the Esd day of
August A. u. 1865, William W. Renfrsx filed in,
the Court nf CuAmoa Pleas sf Wood County, Ohio,
his petition in civil Rcinn against tfen, the OBJ
ieet and prayer of which petition is Ia quipt the
title of the plaintiff 10 the following premises
situate in said County, tn wit; The east half of
the northwest quarter nf section thiriy,two in
township three, north Of Range nine, containing
eighty acres nore esss also the west half Of the
northwest aWarterof section twenty nine. in town
ship three, north Of range pnc, containing eighty
acres more or lessj and To compel said defendAnts
TO release to said plaintiff all their right title and
interest in aud to te same and for other proper
relief
Said defendants win further take notce. that uu-
less they answer or demnr TO said petition by the
third Saturday next after the end of six weeks from
the date of this notice, IN wit, October a. A. ID.
ls6a, said petition will be taken as true against
then, and judgment rendered them accordingly, at
the first tsfa sf said CoRTt next thereafter 10 be
holden. JOHN g. IPVINE
MURRAY & PHnE, Att'ys for Pl'hs.
August 20, is6S, lsf-sli
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ALABAMA ABoIITIoNIzEp.

Alabama whoels into the limo OF { e
Union, gloriously, ami has tccreed, through
her State Conyention. in favor Of human
Hecdom, by the passage of the following
ordinance for the abolition Of slavery
tIrenghout Tao State, 80 members voting
for aud 3 against il, The ordinance
was passed on the 22d Of September, aud
reals as follows;
E' !, ,ord0me4 by The pso;le ~ he Sqis 81 Af,ta,aa
iaAe lOs'saiioa u.scnsbsd That as the institution OF
slavery has been destroyedi in the State of Alabama
hereaiter there shall be- neither slavery nor invo
untary seryitude in this STATE otherwise than for
tire punishment Of crime, whereof the party shall
be duly convicted.
AJsd Be 4 fa1hsr ori0hlsi, That the CON Institution
be smepded by striking ou; all tho provisions in
relation 10 slaves aud slavery.
Aai Be q further or3aia,d, That Il shall be the
duty afthe Legislature at its next session " pass
such laws as win protect the freedmen OF this Sutc
10 the full enjoy nent of all their rights of person
and property, aud guard them andihe state against
any evil TIA. may arise from theis emanei patton.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
NEW HARDWARE STORE.


S.D. REcE. H. A. RksiLfoS. E.n. HUS1
HARDWARE, in ar its Varieties;
STOVES-250 of the best Cooking,
Parlor and Box Stovcsf
IRON, HORSE-SHOES, &C., in abun-
dmcc
NAILS, all sizes and kinds; -a-r
GLASS, TIN-WARE, CORDAGE;
WOOD and WILLOW-WARE,
on band at all times.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03

t.'f ron srSkToHs.
JkMEsf G. NALL. Of Lucas Couniy.
dpAilLkE GAnLIN, Of lisnsosk CoHnty,