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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-25
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-25
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-25

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-25

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-25
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-25

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, December le, 1861
FL0UR-Fine, 81 O0@7 90; Superfne Oo@
25 Extra, 8 5O@9 90; Double Extra and Fancy
10 00@ll 90. Rye Flour. SO.
GRAIN-Wheat 250i0273c; Corn 96@0Sct Oats
62cj Rye 1920 Barley quiet.
PORK-Mess new 2OOO02l 90; Hams 14c
Shoulders l2c.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, 12Nc; do. kegs, l3c.
BUTTER Fresh roll SOc in keg Csc.
EGGS-26c.
GR0CERIES--Co Coifee-Rio 25@27c; Java 37ci
Sugars-raw sugar lO0I4c crushed l7Gl7Kc
granulated I7JEc; coffee l7Hcj B coffee l6Xo
G coffee l5H0l6c. Teas-YOung Hyson. 1000
l75c; Imperial l45@l75e; Black 9O@I5Oc
Japan ll0@l25c. Moasses 75@l0Oc. Sirups-
fair 55@6Oc; good 7O9SOc; prime 90l0IO5c
Rce-RangoOn l0e Carolina I3c.
LUMBER-Clear $55; I'd clear $50; box SI5
stock boards $32; common boards sis; culled dc
Sl4 fencing Si7: Gull fencing sl4; flooring strips
sass 81 do S}5: joist, sSantling and timber Is fee
and under, slT; 1s-inch sawed shingles 90
l8-inch sawed shingles go; 16-inch sawed
shingles rs and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 80 90
common dressed siding s22i "a and clear dressed
siding S26; dressed stock common, I2-inch, S23
dressed common boards SIS; Lath 6J.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

In the southern par, Of this State the snow is
from eight TO twelve inches in depth. Here il is
bat two or three inches.
--THK Fan Term Of the Union School closes
to-day. Examinations in the different depart
meuts are now in progress.
by law, this is the last day OF grace Cor tax
payers. Next week we shall give our annual
Holiday story, in the shape Of the Delinquent List
WE understand there is TO be Sunday
School Concert, at the Presbyterian Church, on
Tuesday evening next, A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
-wE learn that Gao. J. KSonD, ESQ., has re-
eeived a commission from Washington, as Post.
master at this place, and that tl,e Office will in
few days pass into his hands.
--0UR merchants generally are putting veto
on high prices, and T. r. MrGLBe & Co. are dis
posing Of their large stock at prices as low as the
lowest. See their special announcement in this
issue.
--LEGvs your orders with Mr.. A. o..2. BoYcE
for Bradstreets Rubber Mouldings and Weather
Strips, and thereby render your rooms more conn
Portable, with less cost in fuel lie will 6ll az
orders promptly. See advertisement.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Stopping a Newspaper.

Some people seem to think that their Subscrip-
tion to a newspaper oSligates the editor to advo-
cate their eva pecu6Hr riews sn all questions
wldeh Affect Ehe public, forgetting th 1t the editor
should be an Independent beES, honest enough
to give his opinions, Rn&det his readers judge of
what they are worth TorkOse Wha are ready to
senl word, 4" Stop nay Paper" because the editor
expresses his honest opinion, formed after careful
les arch and mature deliberation, we commend
the following little story=
A c3rtain nan hit his toe against a pebble and
fell h,adoug to The grnunl II, was vexed, an
uhder the influence Of anger an sclfsuficiency
he kicked mother earth right saucily With i'm :
perturbabe gravity, he looked to see the earth it.
self dissolve and come to nought. But the earth
rehiaiaed, and emily his poor foot was injured in
tue encounter.
This is the way Of man. An article in a news
paper touches him in a weak point, and Straight
wav he sends to Stop his paper !" With great
sclf-compiactucy he looks to see the crash when
the object of his spleen shall ce ase to be. Poor
n Ad he has only hit his own toe against world
that not p,rcepiibly fe the shock aud Injuries
to Il Slight extent none but him elf.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Toledo papers cOpy.l
mnROnlc.

Al special communication Of Grand Rapids
Lodge No. Sss r. and A. NJ, held at Gilead, Sun
day, December g. 1861, the following resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, The Supreme Ruler Of the Universe
in the dispensatiOn of His providence, has seen
proper to remove from amongst us our esteemed
Brother, SENECA E. STERLING, Therefore, be it
Resoiusd, That we, rs Masuns, have heard with
profound regret of the death of our venerable bro
ther, and that sympathize with the widow and
relatives of the deceased, in their berea avement.
ResolUed That the fidelity, integrity and courte.
sv of Brother STERLING. in the discharge of hii
duties an officer of this Lodge, has secured fol
him our resp ct, confidence and esteem.
Resolced That not only the Fraternity, but the
public generally, has lost an upright man, ant
Maumee Valley one of its earliest pioneers.
Resolced, That the ushal badge of mourning bt
placed upon the implements of the Craft and OBJ
served by the brethren for the space of sixty days
J. J. V0RHES,l
J. ATKINS0N,S Committee.
o. G. CARR,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Get it and Try it.
The Grent SnoM storm

The snow storm on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week was the severest
that has been experienced for years, and
i spread from tho Atlantic coast to the far
West. The New York Herald says that by
noon on Wednesday the ground was GOV.
cred, and at 2 o'clock the Thermometer in.
dicated 80 degrees above zero. BY Thurs
day morning the mercury had fallen to II
degrees above zero, and the wind was
blowing a gale. In Brooklyn the wind
had full sweep, and drifts OF snow blocked
up the streets, while falling signboards n !
awnings endangered the lives Of passen.
gers. The average depth of the snow by
Thursday night was two feet six inches.
Throughout New Jersey the storm was
equally severe. All the railro ds, except
the Central, were blocked up Travel was
greatly impeded, and railway trans blocked
up aud snow-b bound on many of the roads.
II CENTRAL AxD wEsTERN NEW YoRK.
In the upper part Of New York State, tie
thermometer fell two degrees below zero
in the morning. At Poughkeepsis. il fell
to six degrees below, aud the snow drifted
heavily. AT Buffalo, the weather was
colder than at the same season in ten years
past. The water in the creek 10 lower than
for twenty years past. A strong northwest
wind prevailed during the day, and blew
ont OF the harbor and up the lake several
vessels aud canal boats, all Of wEich are
aground, aud ssverai csreened over on
their sides.
THE STORM IN NEW ENGLAND.
:, The storm extended as far as New Hamp-
shire, but was quite light there. Ia Boston
ten inches OF snow fell, and nearly as much
as IN the great storm Of last winter The
tide on Friday afternoon rose to an unusual
hight in and around Boston. but as this
had been anticipated, property exposed 10
overflow was removed, and no great amount
Of damage done.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Circulate the t,unerA.

Frem this time until the Presidential election,
we should Eike to have the JOURNAL in the hands
off every reader in Wood County. 1t is through
the press that iufcrmatiou must be conveyed to
the pesF,c, and This cannot be effectively done by
sending cut IeAds ef documents just before the elc
tion, which are scarcely ever read. A paper Wis
Rtng family weekly throughout the year, nat
arally sbtains their confidence, and in many cases
HnhueRces their opinions. The praeipirt of the
Reputlican party are so Just and essential to the
peace and prosperity of the country, that as a
rarty we have everything to gain by their being
understood and appreciated by the people With
out further introductory th0n, we ask the Repub-
lcaus all the county to aid in circulating the
JOURNAL. Through little effort by active men
in each district, it can be made to reach every
Union voter in the county, and many others be-
sides The Cincinnati Gozstte has. the following
applicable paragraph Upon the Importance of cir
culating reliable Uni IN newspapers among the
people
In addition To the many important questions of a
financial and political character 10 be disposed Of
during the year, the Presidential election takes
place in 1868. IL is therefore, important in order
that electors may discharge faithfully and intelli-
gently their duties, that reliable paper should be
in the hands of every voter. The best electionecr-
ing documents are lhe newspapers, to be circu-
lated and read before the excitement of campaign
warps the jud, ment and excites the partisan pre-
judices OF the people. small per centage ofthe
money spent in disseminating what are called doc
uments, when candidates are in the field, if used
in circulating newspapers, would lead to the best
results. The latter will be read from week week
by the fireside, the arguments and facts they pre-
sent carefully considered, and the Judgment made
mp long before committees begin to circulate their
campaign documents. While we would not deraci
from the Importance Of the latter, we would urge
upon our friends in school districts the advantages
that NAV be expected from the wide circulation of
reliable newspapers. These are the best educators
nf fhe Dassea
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
waznar Next week.

Great preparations are being made by our
Catholic friends for a Bazaar, for the benefit of
st. Rose de Lima's Church, commencing on Mou-
day evening, the 23d inst. On Tuesday the Ba-
zasr will be open the entire day, and in the even
5ng; also on the evening Of til. 2jtt, closing on
Thursday evening, the Goth. Good music will be
in attendance every evening, and on Thursday
evening the Fair will close with Grand Concert.
The entertainment wiu be held in iIouston's Hall
which is being fitted up expressly foe this Holi-
day Festival. We have no doubt that the Bazaar
will be largely attended, and that thc Holiday
week Of 1857 lin PerrysDuTF, will pass of with
Oh enjoyment and pleasure which the season So
mauifestly suggests. Admission to the Bazaar
Is cents children. Is cents.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Tho ohio insurance Law.

The Ohio Legislature last winter passed
a Law similar to the ONE for many Years IN
force in New York, except that the State
Auditor has the enforcement Of it,
In July last the Auditor required all the
companies in this city to make statement
to him;dnd they were also personally ex'
amihod by Mr.. Charles Selden, for the
Auditor.
The law coutemplates that these state.
meuts should be published in each county
in which the company does business but
as yet, only the Enterprise. Cincinnati and
Firemed's have complied with this part OF
the act.
1t would be interesting, Il not instructive
to some policy-holders TO see the security
upon which they rely as indemnity in case
OF fire aud this is now made more impor
tant from the fact that the Auditor found
the Cincinnati Home Insul ance Company de
ficienti in capital, aud called uponit to assess
one hundred thousand dollars upon stock
holders. The result has been, that or
Wednesday this company made an assign
ment.
This is the first good effect of the law
BY the statement of the Cincinnati Home
il would require on July lst S97 900 t
reinsure outstanding risks. II is safe Il
presume that now there is about $4,000.
900 of property insured, the policies OF
which are worthless and pOlicy-holder
have thrown away at least $4,000 in un
carued premiums.
We trust the law will be vigorously en-
forced, and all companies be required t
publish their statements that the publ
may SEQ what they are. Some that W,
have seen do not indicate much soundness
but the REVERSE Cincinnati Gazette.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
LITERARY NOTICES.

DemOrest's illustrated Monthly
THE GEM OF THE MoNrHMEs.-The January
number of DEMoREsr, now entering its sixth year
redeems the promises of the publisher for 1868
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Its aim is to combine the useful with the beauti-
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Get il and Try it.
TIE HONE AMUsEMRSF.-The cheapest and best
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$40 per day besides, every agent gets one chance
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agents. sample copies with list of prizes, and
terms aud Instructions to agents, sent by inclos-
ing five cents.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address HONE
AMUSEMENT, IS Nassau Street, New York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20

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MAGNoLIA wArER-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Concert and TabIeaux.

The Children and Teachers of the Presbyterian
s. School, in Perrysburg, will give entertain
ment in Yocatand Instrumental Music, inter
spersed with Tableaux, on next Tuesda ay evening
commencing at o'clock, at the Church. The OBJ
ject is to raise money to purchase new Library
for the school. The Children of the S. School will
be charged an aamittance fee of 10 cents each and
all others 25 cents. Should any wish to pay mor1
than the quarter to the good cause, their contiibl
tons will be thankfully received. All are re.
spectfully invited to attend. COMMITTEE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-20
Real Estate Transfers in Wood Coun

LG0di EStdte AIdhoiSES IN WOOu county.
Tho following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending December IA,
1S67;f .r-r ii vtre -1r--~1 a1s
c. F. Button to John Store; lot 30, Bowling
Green-Sl0O
A. v.'Perry TO ]. A. Wilson; lot "a, Hsskins--
An. Diamond 10 Erastus Rarger; NV sw see
80, Up S, range 10, 40 cres-S1 200. ,N Az p
T. y. LnsalaO 10 Norton Reed; II ne Il ne sec
SO, tp 5, range ., 80 acres-S900 -t
II. y. Beckwith to Oliver Holbrook, pL a ne
sec III tp z, range ~, 10 acTes-S600.
p: kloptsnstein 10 Lee Klopfenstein; pit Sc NV
sec so, tp b, range IL, 25 acres-SI 500.
X. Mum 10 Nancy Fhek kingers pt W 4 NV sec
81, tp 5, range IL, 81 acres 81, 500.
solomon Bl9tt to s. WildsTson; Of W x NV sec
Is, tp 81, range II, 30 acres-s7OO.
Wm. MeErven 10 =, O. McEEven. sw sec s. tn
8, rauge IL, 100 aeres-Sl,50
=: =. Turner 70 Sarah Ha@Ptou; Iol 20, Portage
$500.
Robert pAvidsOn to D aniel Householder, ut s x
II NV sec is, tp s, range ~, is acres-s5O0
Robert Davidson % Robert Householder; pit 4
= = NV sec Is, Up 5, range IL, rs acres S7O0.
Daniel Stearns to X. BradbroOk; a Sc NV sec
~, tp 3, range 10. 20 acres $3.50.
\, y, SEan b w. w. DnRapaeee II NV sec IA,
tp s, TsFgs II, 80 acres 8 1 ,0O0
:. A. TbqFsta to W. j. Campbell; lot les, Bow
iing Gree6-t90.
4. dIsSlv % John Smith, e 4 eK sw sec %.
Up 4, F9Pge y, 10 aores--s700.
Riley Morgan to Mary L. Morgan, 4 sw A sw
sy sec II, tp 4, range -, 100 acres-S IS boo.
~, Of lEaasfersTlI; t0tal yslue-s2O ,2lO.
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EKRORS OF YOUTH. .

sentlenan who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and H che effects Of youth
su ndiscretiOn. will for the sake Of suGerlhg human
Icy, send free to an who need IT, the fsepS and rec
'iOns for making the simple remedy by which he ~as
cured. Sufferers wishing to PrOas by the Ndferissrs
experiences, can do so BY addressing In perfect conh
denoe, JOHN d. OGDEN,
S@ - CadaT street, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
TO CONsUMPTIVES.

The REV EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree OF
eharse) to all who desire It. the prescription with
the directions for making and using ,hs simple RENE
dy by which he cured OF consumpt ption. nis only
object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer viii try this prescription. VIII cost then
nothing, and may provo blessing. Please add ress
kEr. EDWARD A, WILs0N, ff,..
No. l6o South sseoni.st Villa mSburgh, n. Y.
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Masonic,

At the stated communication of Ph@nix Lodge,
No. 123 r. and A. NJ, held on Monday evening,
the 10Th inst, the following officers were elected
fdf the ensuing year:
WILLIAM Crook, Jr.-W. NJ.
ISRAEL TuoRNToN-S. W.
qBn. KNoLL-J. w.
A. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
J. J. 0BLINGER- Secretary.
j. y. RHSIHFRASK-S. u.
ID. b. BATEs-J. d.
w. l.. Cook--Tyler.
The officers will be installed on Friday evening
December 27.