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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-11
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-11

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-11

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-11
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

ration, and this too IN spite Of The protract-
ed and strenuous opposition Of the Ohio
Senntor. Tho current had sef IN strongly
against him. and we have it's effect on his
record Of 1864.
Do the people Of Ohio desire TO be again
represented In tho National Senate, by ono
who hisreprrseNted them curing period
Of two yeNrs-and that, too, during two
years OF the darkest trial tho nation had ev.
.cr experienced We opino not ard wo
wish our State Senators and Representatives
TO prove true to their own honest cOnvic-
tions aud they will moi be false to the views
Of tlieir constituents.
Messrs. ScHEvcK, DISotAM or DENxrsoN.
either one of them possess the ability, tho
experience, the patriotism aud tho integrity
OF chs ractor that go to mako up the accom-.
plished statesman, and tho people of Ohio,
through their Legislature, may confer the
high position upon either ono, with the as.
surancc that they would prove true to their
Stato true to themselves and truc to the
best interests Of the country
AS General RoBERT g. ScuENcK Is the
most prominently spoken of in connection
with the Senatorship, ho is our choice. For
tho past thirty years he has served the State
and tho nation in positions of high official
trust, and his record throughout has been
clear and untarnishcd. lIo now ranks as
one Of Ohios most clear headed and accom-
plishcd stateslnan--a man of high personal
worth, OF mhcnding integrity, and Of IN.
swerving devotion to the great principles of
human freedom. After faithful service in
tho Legislature Of his own State, he repre-
sented his District in Congress from 1913 to
1851, during which period he was one of
the boldost opponents to tho extension of
the save.powcr. IN 1851 he was sent out
as Minister to Brazil until he was recalled
| by President PIERcE. At the breaking out
of the rebellion, he was among the first to
offer his services to tho Government aud
with great gallontry shared the vicissitudes
of The camp aud field, until he was called
to again represent his District in our Ma
tional Councils. His recent course in Con-
grcss is fresh in the minds of ALL Through.
out long public lto his record has been
clear, straightforward aud consistent, re-
accting high honor alike upon himself and
the State and Nation. lie has the ring of
true metal, giving forth no uncertain or un.
mistakable sound, and in every position in
which he has been placed, whether at home
or abroad, has exhibited tho highest quail
tics of tho patriot, the soldier, the states
man and the man.
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LOCAL RREYITIEs.


-sESIroR J. G. HALL will accept our thanks
for public documents.
A SERIES Of fprayer meetings are being held,
during tho present week, 10 the Presby yterian
Church.
THE injuries received by GsoRaE STovB, Of
this county, from thu kick of horse have resulted
in his death.
-Tus Toledo Conn"rcini acknowledges that its
notice Of tho Literary Society, Of this place, didn't
amount to anything.
--TmE Delinquent List crowds out our usual va
rieiy Of nows and local intelligence. After this
issue we will be all right again.
we arc requested to announce that the dra-
matte rOader AMI vocalist, Mr.. CHARLES AuCnEs-
TER, will give one Of his dramatic and musical
soirces, in this place in few DAYS,
The question for discussion at the next meet
ing Of the Literary Society is that touching the
system of corporal punishment in schools. The
interest manifested in the prosperity of tho Associ
ton is highly encouraging.
lis our advertising columns will be found the
oard of DR.. G. w. VAIL, of Bowling Green, who,
after having honorably served his country for four
years, offers his services To those afflicted with
the ills that human flesh is heir to-"
-SEB the advertisement OF the Great uiit sale
of the Now York and Providence jewelers. Asso-
citation. by the purchase of a certificate each one
will know what he will get, and then It is optional
with him whether he will send the money and get
the article or not
The intense cold Of the past week has been
general throughout the country. The thermome-
ter has ranged at different points East and West
from 80 degrees below to 10 degrees above zero.
AT this place the range has been from degrees be-
low to 10 degrees above. At this writing, however,
the weather is quite moderate the ground is COW
erod with good coat of snow and more coming.
The Ph@uix Insurance Company, of Hartford
Connecticut Is the first In the field with its FInan-
cial Exhibit and its Certificate of Authority from
the Auditor Of State for the transaction Of business
for 1906. Its Statement will be found n our ad
vertsing columns. by this, IL will be seen that
the cash assets of this reliable Company now
amount 10 81 006 100 49, consisting of the choicest
securities held by any monied corporation in the
country. Tho premiums Of this Company in the
State Of Ohio, alone during the past year, amount
to 100000. This Is ample evidence of the implicit
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legal NOTICE.

John Nsng' Iu Wood Common Pleas.
Eliza Aan Meng. Divorce.
The said Eliza Ann Meng, of Henri County, in
the State ot Illinois, is hereby notified that the said
John Meag did, ON the lgh day of January, A. ID.
1856, tile, IN the Clerks Office OF the Conrt of
CommonP leas, withia and for the county Of Wood,
aud State Of Ohio, his Petition for Divorce against
her. the substance aud prayer of Which is that the
said plaintiff was married TO the said defendant on
the "a day Of August, a. d. 1885, la the town Of
FTemGt, IN the coun,y Of Saudusky, and State
afuresaidi that they lived together as husband and
wife until the lth day OF September, A. D. 1895 I,
that said detNndant committed adultery With one
Hiram stanton, at the residence Of said plaintiff,
on the lst day OF August, A, ID. 1855 that said
defendant oioped with said Stanton on the l2lh
day Of September A. ID. 1868 and lived in adultery
with said liraw Stanton, in the county of Henry,
in the state ef Ilnois, Om the LIST day OF 0ctober,
A. ID, 1855, up 70 the filing Of said petition; aud
alleging that the frnt of slid marriage, there Is
one sou born, Dow aged seven years aud asking
hat said plaintiff may DO divorced from said de-
fendant, aud that no may have thS care aud ouslo-
dy Of said ehAd,
Said petition will ba far hearing at the March
TeIm A, u. 1858, Of said Court, at which teria
said defendant is reqRired io answer said petition.
SLEVIN a PARSONS, Att'ys for Petitioner.
PerrysbaTg, January I, lS66, Sgf $I2 20
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
n EGAL NOTICE.

n .EGAL NOTICE.
Jesse Nyrick, C. Wilhelm.
partners under the name firm :, w, O.,
of Wyrick Wilhelm, plt'fs, ) ~ M m""a Spn'uE p,epE
VS. 1.l S'iiuiVn 'e"s'
Edward Morrison, defendant.
The said defendant, Edward Morrison, whose
present place of abode and whereabouts Is unknown
to the plaintiffs, will take notice that the said plain
tits, Isaac Wyrick anl c. Wilhelm, partners uu-
der the name and frm of Wyrck & Wilhelm, fled
On the 4th day OF January, a. d, 1886, their pcti
tion in the Court of Common Pleas, of Wood
County Ohio, setting forth that said defendant is
indebted to them in the sum of One Hundred and
Forty-hye Dollars, for damages dtne TO plaintiffs
by defendant in the s,,le,of certain horse sy de-
Cepdaut 70 plaintiffs, which said horse, .whep, so
sold by defendant to plaintiffs was MT TIE PROPER.
ty of the defen liant, but had boon stolen by him
from ono Cradelbaugh, who afterwards took said
hersc iato his possession, whereby the plaintiffs
wholly lost the sam>; an also filed on the sa ne
day an ait laVit for an attachment in said action,
The prayer ol said psttion being, that the plain
uHS recover Judgment against the delen lant for
the sum OF One Hundred aud Forty five Dollars
and costs of suit. Said defendants is notified to
answer or demur ON OF bofOre SATURDAY., March
3, 1919. Said defendant is also notified that dep
ositious Of plaintiffs and others will be taken 10
this action on MONDAY, the 5th day of March,
a. ID. 1860, between the honrs Of & A, NJ. and p.
NJ, at ths Office OF Lass a BREWER. Attorneys in
the village Of rilin, Seneca County, Ohio aud to
be adjourned from day to dav IL necessary
DODGE N LER, Att'ys for Pirintfs.
Perrysburg, January y, 1858, 3TfSl3T5
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Tho Presidents Thanks and Certificate
Of Honorable Serlice TO the OHIO Ma
tiOnRl Guard. -
have received The above certificates for COM
pauv Il, l4ith Regiment. The members of said
company can receive the same by calling at my
Office, wherol shall be pleased tc see them.
ASHER COOK.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate IN
Wood County, as shown by the books In Recorder
MERRys olice, Cor the week ending january O.,
1905
h, h. Roiles TO William Cussman NV NV sec
II, Up 1, range ~, 10 acres 81 400.
n. Rickct to II, Simbrick; pit SO see 8, Up 4, range
IL, 80 acres 500,
Jacob Reither toD X lIolleabeek; nv sw sec
81, Up 5, range IL, 40 acres 81 200.
u. X. Uollenbeck to j. II. Reid, NV sw sec q,
tp 5, range IL, ~ acres 81 400.
j. F. Stub6s to VIM. WitXler W u out-lot No, l
Pcrrysburg~ $500,
L. T, 4 l., s. Munsel to W. A, 0. MunscI; W X
sw see 81, Up 3, range IA S7O0
| Mary 4. Bchem to w. \. Van Valkenburgt -
0 y sc sec 80, Up 6, range $500.
| ), u. Price To Michael Letter; = u u sc sec !,
tp 4, U, $. r., 40 ae,es $500,
=. II. Price to Jacob lIuntsinger n " - SO
see !, tp4, U. =. r., 40 Nnres $500.
! Ambpse Cory 10 James Kelley; NV sw sec IS,
| Up 5, range l3, 40 acres 500.
Eli lvs to Mary A iOnnt u so sw. see n;
and WI sw SO tp d, range 10, 20 acres $lOOO.
Preserved Smith 10 Abraham Laueo; y ne sec
II, tip 4, range 9, 80 acres ST2O
! Ell hollis To Margaret Wanser; e u sw SO acc n
! tp.6, range 10, 30 acres $500.
Eli BoIls n RaSNnnah Decker W Il Sc sw sec 81,
TIP q, rangell0, 80 acreS-- $780,
| A. w. lucky to q, w, Hill; n Qrs0 sec rs; and
n "a sw sec %, tp 5, U. :, R,s-S2,333.
George n Millcrto Naleti.hle klag; 95 acres in
lw \ NV, sec S5,tp |, u. 8. r. s5e0.
s. nemis to Thomas Young M no soc %, tip 8,
range 10, ~ acres~ $3.50.
Phillip Tenshmaker to G, Shiaert; 3 ~ " ne
sec IL, tp Z, range l2, 40 acres t50O,
William witzlcr to D, +, Wright W I{tf lot
No. |, Perry yshurg~ $3.50.
q. w. HNobler To J. A. Wilson; nw sw sec q
tp q, range 10, lot 7, 8 acres-St00
| c, ), skinner TO Darius skinner, Il sw sec IL
and Sc SO soc II sw sw sec l. Up ), range 10, l6(
acres 81 600.
Albert wolch 10 ID, u. Friek; acres Oh rive,
tract rs next rver--SlI5.
VIM. Soash to John Mowenj Z ne sc see Is, Il
D., range o, 20 AVres-S250.
H. l.. Crane 10 Lucy Shannon lot i4s, Perrys
burg also.
John shepler 10 Nancy sheplcr; in-lot No. sOl
Perry sbusg- $1,000.
J. w KnagEs 10 wm. Kinnay; pit OF sw see 10
tp 4, range II, ~ aeres-SS2S.
G. W, Mcdonald to d. FinkeabneT NV sw n,
soc 10, Up 5, rAuge ., 10 acres $500.
Franklin Mosley tn Daniel lockwood; acres II
sec so, tP 3, range i2- SS5.
Isaiah Bernard TO Lydia Stfu1R; - Sc sec Is
Up 4, range II, so aercs--$S, ,A0V.
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! !
NOTICE is hereby given that my son, John
IN Hutf1rL, has LETT my house without just cause
or provocation. All persons are hereby warned
against harboring or trusting him on my account,
as l shall pay no debts Of his contracting. Any
person hiring the said John Huff rd, will require
to pay me $25 per month for his wages.
JACOB HUFFORD, Senior.
Perrysburg, Ohio, January 6, 1858. 37es
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
GREAT GIFT SALE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
jewelers. Association.
al : 4 N
Depot, le7 Broadway.

OoPott 1Sf broadway,
4 y immense stock Of Pianos, Watches, Jewe!ry,
N and Fancy Goods, all o-be sold f~r ONE
DOLLAR each, without regard to value, and not
to be paid for TN you see what you will receive
CERTIFICATES, naming each article aud its
value, are placed in scaled envelopes aud well
mixed. One Of these envelopes viii be seut by
mail to any address rceeip, Of 25 cents; ave for
81 eleven for 81 thirty for S5 sixty-fve for $40;
aud one hundred for SlS.
On receipt of the Certificate you will see what
yor are going to have, aad then it is at your op-
linH 10 pay the dollar and take the article or not
Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch, Dia-
mond Ring, Piano Sewing Machine or any set
Of Jewery on our list, Tor 81 aud in no case can
they gsl less than One Dollars worth, as there are
no blaaks,
Agents are wanted in every town Ia the country ;
every person can make $40 day, selling our
Cer,ihcalec in the greatest sale of Jewelry ever
known.
Send 2Sc for Certificate, which will inform
you what you eau obtain for 81. AZ the same
Time get our CiroulaT, ccptsinng full list and par
icnlars aiso, Tsrias 10 Agests.
Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON \ CO..
S7m l9I Broadway, y. Y.
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GENBRAL JAcoB D. Cox was iuanguroted
~ Governor OF Ohio on Monday last. Ills
inaugural address is brief, aud does credit
to the literary abilities Of tho man.
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School Lands for Sale.

rCHE undersigned will offer for sale a! public
Il auction, at the door Of the Court house, in
Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1865,
Detweeh she hours OF 10 O'Clock A. Al, and o.
clock =. NJ, the whole Of section sixteen (l6l,
town four (tl north, range ten tl0) east-less the
west half OF the northwest liberty Town
ship, divided and appraised as follows, IOrwit.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

ADAMS express car. locked at New York
aud going through to Boston, Was broken
open by some bold thieves, q few aights
since, AID half million in greeubacks and
Goyerumont bonds stolen. Tho thieves in
their hurry left $4,000 on the Goor of the
ear.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
ToMn Lots For snIe.

FINnR two beaulifai Lots, Nos sgl and xO7, on
the corner opposih the Court house, IN Per-
Tysburg, are offered for salo. A. STRAIN.
January 5, 1866. SO
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12

OFEIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, January ., 1865.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy Of the Statement of Condition Of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartford, made to
and filed in this Office, for the yoar 1869.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
SEAL lsTAMP.l