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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-01
Sale efReal Estate BY Order ofCourt

nN the 9th day OF March. 1857, bet Seen the
~ hours ot one and four O'Clock +. NJ, at the
late residence Of Philip Condit, deceased, in Plain
Township, viii DO sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate as tho property of Philip
Qondt deceased, % ;witt The northeast fraction
dt the southwest quarter OF section No. fifteen q
township No. north range 10 Toas., containing
"a 8.l0p acres; SSo thcnbrth half or the southeast
quarter qt the northeast quarter, of section No. g
town 5north, range 10 east, containing 20 acres
and also lots No. IS and So ia the village Of Tnn.
togany, all in tho County Of Wood, aud State oI
Ohio. ALFRED CoNDiT,
Executor Of Phlip Condit, deceased.
SLEvIN & PARSONS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Perrysburg, February I, 1857. 4leS6
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THR Highland County (Oa,u) Ne,os says
that farmers rrou all parts OF tho country
report the wheat as looking unusually well
aud promising good yield. The covering
of snow which protected it through Janu.
AIRY was Of great benefit, and should no
future accident betall il, there will bo at
least q fair crop, in proportion TO the ground
sown. II Is estimated, however, BY good
judges, that thssnumbar Of acres sown in
the whole county viii not exceed half the
usual nunber, owing to the great scarcity
OF seed, and the high prices It commaadSd
last fall 3 -.
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THE Country Gentiemda says that the
heat variety ot the ounce is the orange.
The Anglers Ounce affords good frait q
little later than tho orange. Tho best time
for planting is in autumn or sprins--tho
distance asunder may he about ten or
twelve feet which will be found near enough
for full grown trees, on deep, rich aud
well treated soil The ounce needs Judi
oiOus pruning, by thinning out crooked,
needless or crowded shoots, and leaving a
well-distgibutod, symmetrical head, on n
short single stem.
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Observation-Disclosures

DTTCH NOTICE. .--Notice is hereby given W all
~ those concerned that petition has been. fled
will, the Clerk of jackson Township, asking the
Trustees Of said township 70 loeate nrh establish a
sixty (60) rods north Of the east quarter post Of
sectlbn Thirty -six $50 range hite (g), township
thro (99 thence north % ot nesf the vest lpe ~
the towhship.lne road through the northeast quar-
ter Of section thirty six (36) aud southeast quarter
Of section twenty Ave (25y TO Portage Creek, and
there terminate. Said petition will be for hearing
on the 15th 6f March 1897 at 10 o'clock A. w., az
the house Of David Smith, in Henry Township,
near the township line nf Jackson. lgL..- +
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 2i, 1867. 44bF
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
i. g. RETTIG q GO.

n n q. NtLI'HIOF q Coz
TINHE undersigned take this method To inform the
L public OF PsTrysburg aud vicinity that they
have fitted up Tailoring Embellishments on
Front street, two doors east of the Exchange Ho-
tel, where tbeybsve an excellent stoekot
,ciothss caSsimeres and vestinss,
OF everystyle aud variety. and will be prepared
at ALI times TO Cut, Fit aud Make 10 oRler any art-
Gle Of Geatlemen's Wearing Apparel, after the
--latest style, aud In The most approved and satis-
factory man1er, Give US a call.
I. q. RETTIG 4 co.
Perrysburg, April 20, 1866. 50
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+ A SSIGNEE'S N0TI0R,--The undersigned has
~ been duly apPOia,ed and qualified as the
assigaeeOc D,J. Oempbeh, ,Of Milton Center, Wood
County, Oslo. Tue creditors Of the said ID. J.
Campbell are, thereore, hereby notified 10 present
their clai Ns Rgtinst said b, Jtampbel,t0 tho 0n-
dersgned AZ his 0lIice,i the Court. house, at PR
rysburg, Ohio, without Unnecessary delay and all
knowing themselvss Indebted 60 the said D. /.
Campbsll, will Immediately call ON the under
signeds aud thereby saFe themselves cosss.
a1l fii- GEORGE N. PARSONS,
ha-.lFss Assignee Of d. J. Campbell.
Perrysburg, February 2, 1867. atF AI(
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SnERIFF,s SALE.

Jacob Flckmger,
vs., IN Wood ComnOn Pleas.
W r. ,Carothers ct al. a..r
BY virtue OF AN order Of sale issued ia che above
cause by the CleTk a( tho Court Of Common Pleas
OF Mond County, Ohia, aud 10 me directed and de-
livered will oH1r for sale at public vehdue, at
the door Of thc Court House, Ia p1rrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, on s,.
MONDAY, March II, 1857, wv
Between thchdurs IT and 10 O'clock A. NJ, Of said
day, the following described Fcal estate, to-witi
Commencing al the center Of section ls and rum
ming thence south through the center of said sec
ti0n 60 the southwest corner of the north half of
tile southeast quarter Of said section Is thence
east SO far that line running north parallel with
the center OF said section to the north line OF said
section, and thence along the north linc to the
place of beginning shall enbraoe juSteightv acres
N township @pp range tca 0lel, in Wood copuly,
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff.
J. w, Ross. Plaintiff S Attorney. Il,N ,i
Perrysburg, February S, 1867. 4le$s 80
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Por Coax PuDDNa.--one quart Of mix F;
] cup sugar eggsi quart popcorn;
flavor with nutmeg or chnamon---a little
salt. Line yeur pudding dish with paste
prepared as for soda biscuit. pour IN the
above ingredients. place a few hits of
butter on the top--bako nearly al hour in
moderate oven, stir it occasionally tin il
begins 10 thicken. -
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Sale ID . ofisesi ID Estate 1t 6y order 6f court.

DY virtue Of an order this day issued by the
ID Probate Court, within and for the county of
Wood and State of Qhin, will offer for sale OF
puliiie vtudnc, % tae 8Oh day Of Marclt, 1851 be-
iwceh tliG hours df ono ahdt two O'Clock in the af-
tcrnoon of said day, on the premises, the following
real estate, as,the property Of William Holmes, de-
ceased, to-wit
The south half Of The southwest quartcr oC sccs
tioa 10, atnwnship ., north of range 10 eusty II
Wood County, Ohio, subject 10 the dover of the
widow.
Terms of Sae-0nc-thrd cash in hand on IN,
daypf sale one third IN ono year lhercaCterj aud
ohe-thrd IN two years from the day OF sale. De-
ferred payments 10 draw interest from the day OF
sale, andjto beseeurcdbv mortgdQe'on the prem
ises sold. Al =. B. ABB0TT Administrators r.7
of the estate of William Holmes, deed.
SLEvIN n PARsoNs, Attorneys.
Perrysburg,. February 10, 1867, 4leS7
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SHEWIFE's SALE. 'saogs q. g Es'
Rcbecca Alexander, etal. In Wool
p,,A NtI,. Common Pleas.

Patrick McMnnnis. ""''''o" i'o's'
by virtue Of an aliIs execution issdcdin the Rhove
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, aud to mo directed and de-
livered, will offer for sale 9t public veudue the
premlsesof the said Patrick McManuis, in Bloom
TIPS Wood ctiunty, Ohio on '-i7ii 81 ''Ffi'Hi
nate TUESDAY, March s., 1897, ar.aH'
Between the hours Of and o'clock Z. NJ, Of said
dav, the following described property, to-wit
Eleven bead Of cattle, Gpur-year old colts and
yearIlng.co taken on execution rs the property
Of Pattek McMannis. Ft N-iFI il
W. w GhARIES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
j. X. HON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
pcrrysburg, February 2I, 1857. 1853 so
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HOMEMADE VINEGAR Every family may
mako ils own vinegar. The Maine FurmeI'
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Of apples. poured on boiling water, with a
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In three weeks Il was good sharp vinegar.
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THE New Orleans T1mes says the suyal
crop Of louisiana will reach 10000 hogs,
heads, against 10000 last wear, that only
unusual obstacles viii keep il below 100. coo
next year, and that tue old average Of 45O,.
100 will be restored In three years,
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.SCH0OL ENAMINERs 'N0TIcE.-T Board
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination of Teachers, ,at
Frcepnrt, Friday, April 5, 1867 f'
Applicants need not appiyfor Special Exami-
nation, bat are requested 20 attend tbs stated
meetings Of the Board
AlloorSsponde1cehwil the Examiners should
be directed ~ the nndersigned, at Weston, o,
70 ID. A. AVERY, CLERK,
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nITCH NOTICE, ,-Notice is hereby given that
~ a petition has been presented Y, The Trustees
Of Liberty Township for establishing and con:
south. between sections Nos. 3 aud 8, in Liberty
Township. TIE owners Of land Ia said sections
will take notice that the Trustees Of said township
will meet on ths 10th nf March next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ at Che house of Robert Barber, for the pur-
pose of acting on said petition, SO
,',i - tr,c,u ROBERT BARBER. y
Liberty Tp., february %, 1867. 44b
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DoAD' N0TtCE.7-Notce Is hereby given that
htspedion viii be presented 10 the Commits
sioners OF Wood County, Ohio, at their next regh-.
lar session, asking iorR view, survay aud tGatlon
of county road, commencing mt the quarter-post.
between sections eight and nine; thence west on
said quarter-iDe through sections eight Rnd seven
of Henry Township, and section twelve Of Jackson
Township; tuths 0tseEo Frcrsturupike Rnad, and
there terminate. rry MA vlBTI TONERS.
Henry Tps Jau,tEry Is, 1887. ttA 42dH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lW,,,,5oo,,LgWAINslf-EL.n.

WE will. pay tbs hishes.. mprsst price for sht
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= Perrysburg, May %, 1866. ,gPsgole41
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NR0CKERY, in endless variety, just received
" and for sale at the lowest prices at the Cheap
Cash Store of H0UST0NS.
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SLOEN'S C0NDITIUN POWDER

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MERCHANDISE.

eyPinnos and NEelodcOns
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 23.-Southerr
loyaists urge General Mower for the
Freedmens Bureau, in case Howard is
removed. 1t is thought he is too Radica
to suit. The President has decided tina
after the Southern elections are over the
number of military posts will be dimin
ished, and troops concentrated with @
view to economy.
Heralds special says majority Of
Senators hesitate as to the legality of the
present session, and they propose to
adjourn from day to day until Saturday,
and then adjourn sine die.
A 1ribune'S special says Stanton does
not desire to be reinstated in the War
Office, but expects Congress to rebuke
the President for his violation of the
Tenure of Office law.
The friends Of General Averill are
pressing his name for the War Office,
and as he was victim of the late Secre-
tary, it is believed he will get it.
1t is rumored that the treaty for the
purchase of two Danish West India
islands has been signed at Copenhagen.
From the reports of the heads of the
different departments it is understood
that the expenses for the coming fiscal
year will be much larger than the appro.
priations required for last year.
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MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, November 23.-The ar
ticle of the Constitution in reference tC
the Judiciary, as reported in the Recon
struction Convention, provides that
the Governor shall appoint all the
Judges of the several courts. Solicitors
aud Chancellors to be confirmed by
the Senate. Magistrates shall be ap.
pointed by the Governor, but the
Legislature may change the manner OF
appointing them. Chancellors shall be
appointed Registers and judges shall
appoint clerks of the several courts.
The terms of these officers shall be six
years. The appointment of Judicial
officers is provided in order to prevent
the elections being controlled by colored
voters The black delegates strongly
oppose this policy.
An ordinance was introduced and re-
ferred to assess a tax of twenty cents per
gallon on liquors to pay the expenses Of
the Convention.
An ordinance was introduced and re-
ferred that $225,000 which was paid to
the State in Confederate currency by the
Alabama and Tennessee railroad during
the war be now repaid in good money.
AT the evening session an amendment
to the article on the legislative debt was
offered to empower the Legislature at its
next session to go further in disfranchis.
ing persons who participated in the re-
bellion and have not aided in reconstruc.
ton. Tabled by a,vote of AZ to 81.
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rh0 L.rI.latnra-rhnr,daY.

SEEArE-A bill 70 pay Metropolitan
police at Chattanooga $4,000 was intro
duced another making appropriations
TO various railroads reconsidered and
referred.
The House bill closing up the claim
agency at Washington, and regulating
fees Of the State agent was rejected.
Also bill introduced to give State bond
for 500 TO soldiers honoTaS!y discharged
from Tennessee regiments.
Hamilton, Of Memphis, offered a bill to
provide for the more certain payment of
the State revenue, and requiring the State
Treasurer to designate national banks at
Knoxville, Nashville and Memphis as
Repositories Of the State revenues, they
giving bonds &c. Whether il is contem-
Mated TO revive the Tennessee National
we are not advised, but it may be sus'
pected there is some deviliry up,
Bill TO exempt real and personal prop
erty to the extent of $1,000 from execu'
ton was laid over.
The bill to incorporate the East Ten
nessee Marble Company was reported on
favorably by the committee, allowing
City thousand acres to the company.
The minority we're for ten thousand as
enough. How many friends Of the bill
are stockholders is not stated.
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and even at tho end ,ofa conflict which had
completely broken them down, and des-
stroyed alltheir resources2 Alas never
before was the demon ofhate so enthroned
in the bosom OF a conqueror, in civilized
and Christian land, as to trample on the
fallen in the cowardly fear that the weak
might rise, where magnanimity in the
ruling power was the NEST powerful
instrument OF all to keep them down,
and restore true loyalty to the Constitu-
ton to all the extent il was wanting.
Alas never before was government so
unwilling to make its subjects Happy,
or so ignorant of the requisite means
and so unequal TO the task. Is 1t not
plain that that party, which in the
United States we call the Radical party,
is guilty of these unhappy results, and
will be so pronounced by history, and
should be so held presently to account
by all the people of this country who
mean to be free in n white mans
liberty2 How long must the South lie
PROSTATE and bleeding under the heel
and power of diabolism, which is
without necessity or excuse to the
statesman, and which is destroying its
remaining life, and sapping the founda-
tons Of wealth and national prosperity 2
Will the North ask loyalty and deny
property and liberty ? Will it stand
still, and take no instant measures to
hold the authors of these calamities
responsible
From the Congress which is now in
session, the general feeling is that no
good is to be expected. Are we, indeed,
to look for a continuation of tyrannous
usurpations without check from the Ex-
ecutive which condemns, or rescue from |
the majority which also has pronounced |
its judgment2 The Congress may now
hesitate to go further in its career Of
vengeance. But we desire to know
whether the Southern States are to lie
under the heel of the negro until the
Senate, as well as the House, is reformed,
and their unconstitutional work is to
wait the slow process of constitutional
and regular repeal. If so, the Southern
States are doomed and their curses will
hiss down through the vista of coming
ages.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, November 23.-The Con-
stitutional Union Mayoralty Convention
last evening nominated John T. Hoffman.
The Board of Aldermen held special
session yesterday, at which a resolution
was adopted requesting the opinion of
the Corporation Council whether the
city has any title to the Trinity Church
property, formerly known as the Domin-
is Hook and Dominis Bowery.
The German Radical Republican Club
last evening Endorsed the nomination of
Hon. w. A. Darling for Mayor.
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OFFICIERS:

w. b. GREENLAW, President
JAS. ELDER, Vice-President.
S. i. READ, Secretary.
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FOREIGN.

NAPLES, November 2l.-Mount Vesu-
vius is still pouring forth an immense
volume of fire. Seven distinct streams
of molten mass have been formed and
as they press on in their winding path
down the side of the mountain, the
scene presented is magnificent in the
extreme.
LIVERPOOL, November %, 2p.m.-Cot.
ton quiet and firm. Uplands, SID,
Estimated sales, 10000 bales
LeYDoS, November % -Consols, 94s !;
Erie, Al; ILL., Central, s54; bonds, 7Os.
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TOR RENT.
A New Brick Business House

three stories high. with cellar. and all neces.
sary improvements, Just completed, at No.
Towards row. Also, the
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGRR.l
New YORK, November % II m.
Gold opened at 1891, at IL a IN. was 1891,
and is now lao. Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; quotations nominally unchanged;
exchange steady