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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

ISsthe recent foreign Intelligence, trans
.mit,ed by the Atlantic Gable, It is stated
that tile Turks clam great victories over
the Christians iu Gambia in hard fought
battle near ofossa.
The Oretaus lost 700 men, while the Tur-
kish loss was very heavy. Three thousand
Cretns had been drowned IN a cave where
they had sought hiding place aud refuge
"a tide rislng and snhmerging Them.
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A STATE Convention OF The temperance men
of Ohio has been called 10 meet at Colum.
bus, On Tuesday November ~.
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FsenI EIstnle Tor Sale,

|. 8 Acres, in the village of Perrysburg. under
high state of oultivation good house,, fruit trees
&c. Price sl,lO0, cash or $1,000 in payments.
A Good Farm of 81 acres, in Iucas Co.,
miles from White House Station, all under Ieu"e
and about one-half under cultivation, good farm
House, excellent well of water, large farm Barn,
and an abundance of Iron Ore of supeiiorqnality.
Price $40 per acre. 5 ROSS l. COOK.
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Oesperadoes aud Murderevs to he Seat
from New Orleans to WashIngton.

tf'ivm NSN N''p""S w V"sh'"s'"''S
The New York Tribune publishes the
following special from New Orleans, The
startling intelligence confined thereln aud
coming from The source il does, entities i
to the gravest consideration 81 Yiwa rs.
We,havs received information from a
gentleman who has, nntil recently, held one
OF the most exalted and respectable Offices
in the State, that n subscription has beon
taken np aud preparation made to send
ahont Que hundred of the most noted thugs
ard murlerers of this city to Washington,
with the view of ovorawimg or breaking up
hecoming session OF Congress,
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THE STATE OF OBIo,l sc 4lo,-l5 f.
WOOD County. 49, EeDl f,
l, George Weddell, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the county and State afore-
said, do hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be full aud true copy of the original now on file
and Of record in my office. e, l>rf
xxms In testimony whereof, witness my hand
Els: and the seal of said Court, at Perrysburg,
t*t* this 23d day Of October, A. d. 1866
god GEORGE WE0DELL, O!erk.
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VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE.

MAGNIFICENT UNION TRIUMPAs.
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n .EGAL NOTICE.

aA1 IH11lU -----I Ia.t u9fHi4aJ ehu
Elizabeth M Moor, Moore, , Adm'x of In Wood Co, Pro
VS.. =, D.....,,.,i. III. \!
John Moore. 'eV''''''P SUI '""'
To said John Moore, Of Ten6wec County, in the
State Of Michigan, the heir nnd legal representa-
tive of Moses Moore. deceased I gd iil .au
You are hereby informed, that on the 9th day Of
November, A. d. 1866, said Administrators filed
her petition in the Probate Court Of Wood County
aud State Of Ohio the object and prayer Of which
petition is IN obtain order etc., Of said court Tor
the assignment of the dover of said Elizabeth
Moore, the widow Of said Moses Moore, deceased,
In and for the sale of the following real estate, Of
which the said Moses Moore died seized, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts
of said dccedent to wit: Ave out OF the north
east corner Of the north half of the south west
quarter OF section No. two t2l Of town No. our 4)
north of range number nine (9) east, being 13ls
rods north and south, and 60 rods east and west
| Said petition will be for hearing on the 10Th day
| of December, 1850. ELIZABETH MOORE,
| ril iu Adm'x of Moses Moore, deceased.
4 SLEvfN & PARSONS, Attorneys. g,N tittt
| Perrysburg, Nov. Z, 1856, 2sds7 80
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Dissolution Notice.

.
TIME eopartnership heretOfore existing between
i T.. Thomas Of Hull Prairie, Ohm, and EgAu
Thomas, Of Toledo, Ohio known under the hrnl-'
name of z. Thomas Co., is this day dissolved, n.
Thomas having purchased the entlree stDck Pt
goods, as also the store, where be will eqnsinae TO
do business and be happy TO see all his TRENDS
and customers formerly.
All persons indebted TO said firm are requesed
to make immediate payment, as the afairs Of me
late 6rm must be closed at once:
~ ,ssafsi has n' Il. a. PEfOMAS. h.it
Hull Prairie, o., October 20, 1855 2de's
oCHooL EXAMINERS, MOTTO =, The Board
- will hold their next regular session Tor shs
PsrrSsburr' Friday, November 50, lS6e on the
last day cf the Teachers Institete.
Rowling Green, Friday, Janssiry ., 1897. ~
Weston, Friday, February I, 1857 II fai'i foHn. Z
Perrysburg, Friday, March !, 1867. .eh uc2
Fresport, Friday, April 5, 1861. ,.s,.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, bat are requested 70 attend the stated
meetings Of the BOaEdS 1sfra.A hap -,oAtast
All correspondence " it'll The EKa miners should
be directed 80 the andersignei,a al Weston, o.
2S d. A. AVERY, CleSk.
TTNIvERsAL CLOTHES wRINeER. 1EO
L wringsr ea9 be durable Without Cpg-wbeels,
selfadi0stng ana adjustable. Tue besfis always
the cheapest. On hand and for sale AZ
CROOK FREEMAN'S.
nOUBtF and Single CORN -sHELLERs, Ofa
- good quality, fur salsS ss 1s:e1a egt9Tsrs'
lrGcas. CROOK FREEMAN.
fFRs' Instructors III the Piano md SssIo- 2
taot als2 hnsic Boohs Of different authors
rs MoMAHAN L0PER's show-window can
4 be seen the different styles of Pictnrc-Fren'es
that Vat eoSssanty have on hud'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09

DE 1T REMEMBERED, That at meeting of
ID the Judges of the Court Of, Common Pleas OF
the Third Common Pleas Judicial District of the
State Of Ohio, at tile Court house, in the town OF
Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, on the day Of the
date hereof, for the purpose Of fixing the times OF
holding the Terms Of the Conrts of Common Pleas,
and of the District Courts in said District, for the
year 1887 We, the undersigned, Judges of the
Courts of Common Pleas, within and for said Dis
trict do hereby fix the times OF holding said Courts
for the year 1867 in each and every county in said
n;Str;of aS folIowe
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THANKS GIVING.
PROCLAMATION 1BY lCOV.r COX


The yAar which IL nsarSna Its close has been
filled with blessings from the hand 0f God, Free
dom peace, prosperity and health have been given
Ne, s,aad thrshteped Ills have been turnod away, or
have only been suffered g iouch Us so lightly as 70
quicken our sense of the happiness Of Dur lot as
psoplc. Therefore, in accordance with The Rnhd
custom 0f our Gathers, I do appoot THURSDAY
The twenty-iuth day OF November inst, as the
annual day q thsnksEiyinR and praise 70 9od our
abundant goodness with which He has crowned
the,year, aud recofnipeh1 that usuai business be
laid aside upon that day, and that II be kept
throughout tho State with grateful worship MS .
holy feast. ,. d.. d,
jooiesNH,1hy whereof have hercunto set my
hand ana Axed The great seal of the State of Ohio
this SIh day Of Novomber, in the year of our lord,
one thousand eight hundred aud sixty!si4i and of
the ipdepeodeuce 1.-THE United States Of America
T1SSTfa'H J..'p, cox, Governor III Ohio.
wa. HESRY Sara, Secretary OF State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERRIN. g. HoLLENBECk
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKERS.
tkTE have established ourselves IN the business
wv Of making and repairing Wagons and Ger
'''S'' }" BLACKsM1THrNG;i !

OLAOhoMll IllNU ..-...
Carriage, Wagon and Sign Painting;
All Of whi.h We hre prepared % do promptly, and
In the best manner ftfi n,9lst fnl
We use no material but the vorf Best, and each
Department OF our, business receives the personal
attention Of one Of the propretors, as we are de-
termined that none but GOOD WORK shall leave
our Shops. w oiJ"F' W. it''N
Our Blacksmith Shopis in charge of an excel
Loot workman, ons who has had much experience
10 his BUSINESS. .. sfl fp 4. .tat1f tI..t g
Particular att,ption given 70 HoRsE.SHoENo
We shall be pleased 10 see our friends and the
public generally, at our Shops, corner Of Walnut
and Second streets, iPerrysburg, Ohio. i fr
usH. il -,a9W 70. PERRIN, Wa kontrnakerl 81
28sz a w. II. H0LLENBECK, Painter. +
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MILLINERY AND aDRESS-M MAKING
inea EsTABLIsMMENT.l ere

Times Fixed for Holding Courts
i'm the Third Judicial District
OF the State Of Ohio, fOr the
Year 1867. r1f7 m ''V gaf
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DISTRICT COURT.


for the year 1867 in each and every county in said
District, as follows:
DISTRICT COURT. ERR
The several Terms Of the District Court, in and
for the year 1867, shall commence in the several
counties thereof as follows:
In Logan county, August 26. ~, f,4
In Hardin county, August "a 1,,, ~.
In Marion county, August %.
In Union county, August 30
In Crawford county, August 19.l .-flrf 2
In WyandOt county, August 81. arr f
In Seneca county, August %. .s-l
In Hancock county, August IL. o.,
In Allen county September z. la -s-u1 D.
Ia Auglaze county, September 4. --
In Shelby county, September 2. ri bc
In Mercer county, September g.. - ).
In Van Vert county, September o.
In Paulding county, August TO-.
In Defiance county, August IA. ..
In Henry county, August 13.
In Fulton county, August D..
In Williams county, August z.
In Wood county, August 10. ~ ri-
In Putnam county, September 10. if 'D
And that the several Terms of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, in and for the several counties Of said
District, in aud for said year, shall commence in
the several counties thereof as follows: VI,
1a FIRST SUBDIVISION1 4
In Union county, February ls, May 6, October
%. a..
In Hardin county, February IL, April %, ooto-
ber IA.
In Marion county, january IA, March rs, Sep
tember 80 ..a ..-.... B. 3
In nLogan county, February 26, May 20, Novcm.
ber IL. t4 t-..-.. ,... .,.. n
In Shelby county, January %, April s, Septem.
Der 49, @
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In Auglai1e county, January %, May 81, 0cto
ber g.. ti.i
In Allen county, February 49, June Is, Novem
bernh9. aat.i 100. -i,'{at sa
III Mercer county, january Is, May IA, Octoberl
In Van Vert county, February IL, June H. No
vember s. tlqa,+, I.F
In Putnam county, February 5, June A., octobe
%.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
| In Faulding county, February 5, June IS, Sep
! tember "a. i t.a
In Defiance county, January %, May 6, Septem
ber 80. o.a.. 3.-
= In Henry county, Februarr IL, May IA, Octobe
| 10.
In Fulton county February 10, May 81, 0ctobe
%.
! In Williams county, March 5, May 90, Noyenl
Der 5.
In Wood county, March o, June A, November 10
FOURTH SUBDIVISION, 4.
In Seneca county, February 26, May 2S, octo
ber %. . t '.. s....I, f3fa ral
In Hancock county, March II, June II, Novem
| ber 5.
In wyandot county, Febsaa ls, May 20, octo
| ber ID. -
In Crawford county, February J, May 7, octc
| ber Z.
And we do further order and direct that the sev
'eral Terms Of said Courts shall commence on tn
| first day of each of said Terms at O'Clock A. N.
| Intestimony whereof, we issue this our orde
for the purpose aforesaid, at said Courthouse th
| 24th day of AuguSt a. ID, 1866. :! i-.fi tffigtf
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IIV UroHdr0N Noe ForF.
~ atoVS. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

We have been without 4 paper
In our town Il year or more:
Though we've had Of printcrs plenty,
And of editors score.
Some of them were "Jam up fellows.
Good ut writing. good to plan;
But they all, without exception,
Failed in-plcasing every man!
For this mighty sin we .'shipped'' them
Now. we sending forth Il call
For an editor tojoin Us
Who will write to please us all;
Others need not ask for favor.
For of such we've had our fill:
We will heed no applications
Save from those who MI the bill.
Well mind the first ariong us
lie was by no means the worst
But we didn't seem to like him,
Simply 'eausr-ie was the first;
For. you know 1t Is the custom.
just to sacrifice few;
So we placed our heels upon him,
Ere we knew what he could do.
Nest there came a gifted fellow,
With : prepOsscssiiig way.
Who. but for fatal blunder.
.
Blank. a crafty village merchant.
Bought Il puff to gain lift"
Twas otfcn>ive-Othcr merchants
Sent the editor a-drift.
Next was sent Il learned committee
10 Il man in Baltimore.
Whom we knew to be writer.
Full Of cunning. full of lore:
They solicited. hc yielded.
Came. delighted young and old !;
But he got in debt. and toddlcd,
Leaving lis = the bag to hold"
Then host of others followed.
Lived u while, and passed away:
leaving this. our thriving village,
Minus OF n press to-day =
Hence we send the little notice.
Knowing that some fellow can
Make Il fortune here among TIA.
Just by-PI.EA SING EVERY MAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
2oetru.
An Editor Wanted.

BY J. PARISH STEELE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-23
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FROM CANADA.

New YoRK. Nos. -.
A Herald Toronto special says: Ten sssspi
cious characters were arrested yesterday un>
der the habeds corpus act.
The United States Government has instruct
ed its Consul to appeal for new trial for the
condemned Fenian prisoners, which will be
done to day.
Large quantities of wine are being SNUG
gled across the border, and are being seized.
The condemned Fenian prisoners are eup.
piled with one substantial meal each day, the
United States Consul bearing the expense.
The whole number of British regulars on
duty 10 Canada, Nov. lst, was a. 900.
It 10 supposed that Major Dennis will be
cashiered for cowardice while in front Of the
enemy 1t Ridgeway.
OrrowA, C. W., Nov. %.
To stop the Wholesale slaughter Of deer and
other game in this country BY American hunt
ers, ii 10 recommended that heavy export
duty BE- levied, and other strong measures
adopted.
Troops continue arriving BY the river
steamers.
The Harmony Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have determined to 90 into liquida.
ton, With assets amounting 70 $SO0, 900, sum
cient 70 meet Ill claims.
MoxraEAL, Nov. ~.
The Fsnian trials will commence the 6th oi
December 1t Sweetsburg, the county town q
Bedford.
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R,,rr.sa MY NJ. II

Bu7vAxo, N. X, Nov. ~.
The Buffalo Board Of Trade to-day passed
. resolution to address letters 70 the various
Canal Commissioners, and to the Auditor Of
State, urging upon them the great necessit,
for IN increase of tie force employed at each
and al Of the locks on the Erie canal. 50 y
10 give. the fullest facilities for Fastening
property to tide watef. Ass'i'ss{'
I The GbmnsereiaJ AdaRttssr Of this city, in
commenting editorially on the Herolfs
special from Troy about the New York Cen,
tral Road, says: 1--WE know tia. in the
event Of Mr. Fargo's election, 70 change
vhatsver would occur in the present arrange.
ments on the Central Road, except such q
might be for the benefit Of tho stockholders
Of the road, and in such case mono that would
not apply TO one express company equally
with another, Mr.. Fargo would not show any
partially FOR either. Tha compelit1bs BE-.
tween the express companies would not b
aad ~ fsSi1itiss exss21ed 4
the American woall u extended likewise Y
the Merchants' Union. The intarests Of tht
stockholders and not the interest Of any ex'
press com pany. would be the first considera'
tion With the President Of the Central Rail
road II Mr.. Fargo filled that position.
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FROM CANADA.
ToRosrp, c. W., Nox. q.

ToRoyrp, C. W., Nox y.
The Government is directing liz aasspsion
to the re>arming and eqaipping q The vclun-
tesrs Of ths Provinces. Each battery in fn>
ture il to be made up to fousgusa; I'll Of equal
calibre, and will consist ofthfee 9Spound how
issers aud and . 24-poand hovitxer. 1t is
thought they will, in thit country, where it is
imprncticable to obtain long ranges, and
whore most artillery 6rs will likely takeplace
within range Of Two thousand yards, prove
equally, If not more telling, against an enc
my, while their simple mode Of management
viii make them still greater favofites in the
volunteer force. Upper Canadian eArTisons
are being rapidly armed With Enfield rifles,
Ne laGsst and bsst impsovslient o. the old
Rafsld, nd laegs sunbH It NJ troops in
the Provinces will soon be in possession d
breech leaders. Seven hundred have arrived
fpr ths sse- Of he l7lA ReS3usnt. and will be
distributed sinons that corps neHt week.
Nox1eEAI, Nov. ~.
Prince Coroe and Duks Grosam, two ofthe
vsalthiess ana nobles& citiseas Of Rome, are
here, receiving distfng gniShed h0non.
A cable dispatch announces the contrihu'
ton of $4,000 frsa Glasgow for the Quebec
relief fund.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-23
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
FROM NEW YORK.

A8Ws 40RAf WV ASs
The packet ship Msscury, from Havre,
Oct. 20 arrived last evening. She left with
452 passengers, 81 Of whom died on the pas
ststsd Ne veasd is new q Quan33u&
The western Union Telegraph company
have just opened their nearly completed line
overland To. Ca.iforuis~ia Denver City.
BaDaEs RAa, Nox. 6.-The overland stage
route is now travelled. This line is in addition
70 the old route via Fort Lawrence and the
South pass. The new line 10 constructed in .
superior manner. There will probably b
little futuseinterrsption in teleefaphic COM
munieati6n. The Pacific Western Union
company have also opened their new line be-
tween Salt Lake city and Montana, thus
bringing the mining districts OF thst Territory
into direct communication with the rest OF the
telegraphie world.
The disease which broke out ON the chip
Mercniy on her passage 70 this part alreedy
noted, IS now pronounced eholers. itsppears
the epidemic broke out among the passengers
shortly after the vessel left Hsyrs and con :
tinued its rayages up to the moment when she
arrived at Qaarantine.l The disease Is said
TO be of several types. All the syaptoms
show II is Asiatic cholera Quite . large
number Of passengers are still suffering from
the disease on the ship. T4ct wants end
necessities, however, are being promptly at>
tended To by the officers ON board and Quar-
antine officers. gy.i
A special meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce took place this afternoon for the pur-
pose of receiving tho reports from the special
Committee appointed to consider the expedi-
ency OF presenting memorial to Congress in
favor of the abolition of the tax on cotton.
Ths report RECOMMENDED that the tax be
abolished, on the gtonnd Of its being
inexpedient just atshit time, as we'll ~ op>
pressive, aud practically unconstitutional,
and was adopted.
The Convention Representing about thirty
Insurance companies throughout the United
States, was in session again this afternoon, at
the Chamber of Commerce. A series Of res
olutions, embodying full details Of the man
ner in which the organization shall in the fu-
ture be conducted, we're adopted. Odicers
were elected for the ensuing year and the
body adjourned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-23
AFTERNOON DEsRATCuEA
FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw YoaK, Nov. q.

NEw YoRK, Nov. =.
The centres and delegates Of the Feuian
Brotherhood in this oomnuniV held > mest-
ing At the Apollo roonsi Ia Price street o.
Sunday night, and addressed FINAL appeal
for aid in the revolutions which i aheut 10 b
ilanesrassd in ireland, 70 Ill citissns of II
Metropolitan districts and New Jersey.
II is stated that the Congressional Commits
sioners, in investigating the affairs of the
New York Custom House, discovered thak the
clerks were taxed -four dcliars mouth for
political purposes, and if they refused TO pay
we're discharged.
A very handsome sum has been made BY
the Collector in the matter of bonded wares
houses, and Il is stated he nov makes four
thousand dollars year out Of his Office.
Before Judge Downing, yesterday after
noon, 1t the Toombs Police Court, the wits
nesses against Frank Hillen and w. r.
Babcock, brokers, were examined, tending
to prove an alleged completely in the laad
Aond mulberry. Bail was refused and they
wee temendsd, tie case being postponsd
until next Friday afternoon.
The World has the following over the cable:
MAyeHEsTRR, Nov. "A continued and
very severe depression is still the ruling fea>
ture of the market, and orders previously
telegraphed to the United States FIR the
purchase of cotton have been withdrawn
entirely.