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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27
DITCH NOTICES.
nlTolI SoTIoE-vo. 50.


Notice is hereby given to all conterned that a
petition has been filed 10 the AUDITORS Office OF
Wood County, Ohio, praying fof the Tacation OF q
ditch, drain or waier-course. coyhmencipg at a
point on The county Inc, between Wood and Han-
cock countless in the channel Of the west branch Of
Pcftage River on the south line Of the. southwest
quarter of section &c. town 3, range 81 thence run
ming in noTtheasterly direction, ,along the ehan-
mel Of said creek until II intersects Ditch No. II
10 Liberty Township, and there terminate.
sThelsufveyor and engineer has made due report
which report is now on file in said Auditors
Office, setting forth the availabiiity and necessity
Of said ditch, and showing ths following lands %
be affected and benefited by the. lOcation and con.
struction thereof, to-wt: Sections a. 20 and 80
in town 3, range nine and sections A. 81 Z, 8, IL
IS, 10, 20, 90, 80 and 81 and tue niIrthwest quar-
ter Of section o. and the west halves of sections II
and Fl in township 3, range 10; and the whole o
sections 2s, 80 and 49, and the south half Of sec
ton 81, and north half Of section 81, in town 4
range 10, all in said Wood County. The time fol
hearing said petition by the Commissioners o
Wood County has been set for TUESDAY, th'
2sth day of January, 1868, at the Auditors Ofiic
go 80 i, i. PRICE, Auditor Wood County,
Pcrrysburg, DecemOer 27, 1867. 35dSll
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Notice is hereby given 70 all concerned. that a
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office of
Wood County Ohio, praying for the location Of
ditch, drain or water-course, commencing in the
east branch of the Portage River, at the Rochester
bridge, in Freedum Township, and extending to
where said east bIapeh crosses the south line, OF
Perry Township, and there terminate.
The surv0yor aud engineer has made due report,
which report isnow ON file 10 said Auditors Once,
setting forth the availability aud necessity of said
ditch and showing the following lands to be affect
ed and benefited by The location and construction
thCreuf, viz; Those parts of sections 80, 20, 70,
2S 20, Is, 10, 8, aud s. in town 3, range IL, and
sections 32, 20, 20, II, and s, of town 4, range
l2, and sections so aud ~, 0f town D, range II,
though which the said east branch OF Portage
River runs, all in said Wood County, The time
for hearing said petition by the Commissioners Of
Wood County has been set for TUESDAY, I, the 3sth
day OF january, 1865 at the Auditors Oiiee Of
s. u. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
perysburg, December 49, 1867. SSdS9 50
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27

We publish in this issue the revolving
details of, perhaps, the nlost horrible sacri-
fee Of life that has ever occurred in rail.
road anpuls 1t would aeom tmt the do.
mon Of C-rrloseuess Is sweeping along our
railtoad lines in company with his two
boon compouiong1 Death aud Torture. But
short time since i've human beings were
burned TO death few miles north Of Gin
cinuati. Next came tho news OF sixteen
hciug hurled TO death on Vermont rail
road aud now we have the sickeniug 1lIor'
ror Of some sixty persona killed some fifty
Of thep being roasted alive, and thirty OF
forty wounded aud mutilated -tlnaking M
aggregate of ono hundred or more killed
aud wounded. llavo we not had a surloil
Of nansling, burriug and numbering OF
our railroads. How long must these nc
cile,,is continue : ID,
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RITUH NOTICING. -ts 0.

Notice is hereby giv,n to all concerned, that a
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office of
Wool County, Ohio prayipg1 for the location of
ditch, drain or wpter-course, commencing at the
McCutchenvllc Road near the Troy and Webster
Free Turnpike; thence running in a northcasterly
direction, following the swale known as. the Two
root Greek, through sections %, IA and IL, in
town g. range IL, and through 35 and SO, town 4,
U. S. Reserve, and through sections and s, OF
towu 6, range l2, until it intersects the channel
known as the Howard Run land there terminate.
The surveyor and engineer has m tde due report,
which report isnow on file in said Audtor's Office,
setting forth the availability and necessity Of said
ditch, aud showing the following lands to be af-
fected and benefited by the location aud construc.
ton thereof viz Sections Is, IA, 1922, % anC
the north half of section a. in town six (6), range
eleven (1l }, and sections 30, 80 and southeast u
of sections 25 and 81, in town 4, u s. R., and sec
tions 7, s and the north halves of II and Is, il
town 6, range IL, in said Wood County. The tini
/ for hearing said petition by the Commissioners o.
Wood County, has been set fort TUESDAY, the 2Stl
day of January, 1858, at the Auditors Office o
said county.
S.B PRICE, Auditor of Wool County.
Perrysbnrg, December 81 1881. s5dSI0 rs
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MURDER OF ROY. Q. 5. HAMILTON.

On Sunday morning last, Hon. G. $. HAN
uToN, member of Congress from the Eighth
District of Ohio, was brutally murdered at
his residence, at MarysviIIe Ohio, by his
son. The boy, aged seventeen years, and
who sinsanc, approached him from be
hind striking him IN tho head with an AK
and killing him instantly. llo then AT
tempted to kin a younger brother, but only
succeeded IN woundng hin. Tlo doceased
was highly esteemed in public and private
life, aud.reprcscpted his district ably and
acceptaby. He was Republican. The
boys insanity was Of such u character, thai
it was not ,leemod necessary TO coufh,
him, and he had recently been attending
school Mr., HAMILTON lad but recent,
returned from Washing ton. i.I
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TN the District Court Of the Uuited States, for
L the Northern District Of Ohio, IS, In the mat

TN the District Court Of the Uutcd States, for
L the Northern District Of Ohio, IS, In the mat
ter of Anscn Smith, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
At Cleveland, in the snil District, on the 18th
day of December, A. D. 1857. Northern District
OF Ohio, IS. Take notice that petition has been
filed in said Court by Anson Smith, Of Perrys-
burg, in the county of Wood in said District
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act Of Con-
gress of March a, 1867, for a discharge, and a
certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act, and that the
l. 5th day Of january next, at lC o'clock A. NJ is
assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause, il any you
have; why the prayer of the said Petition should
not be granted. '"'' d
You will also take notice that the second and
third meetings of Crelitors required by the 9th
and 2Sth sections of said Act, will be held by order
of said Court on the 18th day Of January,, A. D.
I 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at Toledo in said Dis
| teict, before j. r. Swigart, Esquire, one of the
Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL, Clerk Of the District Court.
To the Credi tors of said Bankrupt. 35cS5 20
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EAIrCI1 NO2EoE-No. asI.

Notice is hereby gwen to all concerned, that
pcttion has been filed in the Auditors Office of
WooJ County, Ohm, praying for the location OF a
ditch, drain or water course, commencing at the
northwest corner OF section twenty-five, township
four Al, range twelve [l2l; thence running north
about go rods, on Ditch No. SO; thence running
west on said Ditch So, TO the west line of section
IA; thence in a nOrthwesterly course, through the
lands Of John Sanderson and A. I4ansdale, to a
point on Ditch SO, and from said point to be con-
linued to an outlet in the Portage River,
The surveyor and engineer has made due report,
which report Is now file in said Auditors Office,
setting forth the availability and necessity Of said
ditch aud showing the ColOwhg lands 70 be bepe-
fted and affected by the loeatonl and eonstrnc-
lion thereof viz The south halves of sections
a. Is, l6 and IL the north halves Of sections 70
aud 49, the west half of section "A, and the whole
of sections 81, %, %, 25, 26 agl "a, in town l.
range IL, in said Wood County. The time for
hearing said petition by the Commissioners Of
Wood County has been set for TUESDAY, the
2sth day OF January, 1868, at the Auditors Office
of, said county. 40 5rl .a-H E,aa
3. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrvsburg, December az, 1867. 3SdS&e
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27
Very Cheap Farms. ,

ION ACRES Of choice land, 5 miles saath of
lou Perysburg, on jPerrysburg and Findlay
Road, and at crpssing OF good county road ven
drained; 10 acres under cultivation: 40 acres OF
prairie and openings, and balance timher.- ~
Price SIS per acre, or $50 in payments. .sml
SO acres Of excellent lard near Milton Oenler,
on good county road, lf mile from rsilroadj good
log house and ether farm buildings; 40 aeTes Of
good timber and balance in prairie aud under
cultivation. 19n a-o 30 3' 'neiil n II
Prioe 81 400, cash, or 81 800 in payments. ri y
For further particulars, inquire Of a -ni
d sei- ROSS 4 COOK.
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scaled Proposals. ,

VHyIEB be reeeiSed BY the undersigned for the
wv coInplete EnlasgiAg and OSerhanliag of the
Iiigh or Union School Buildings, situated in the
village of Rer-ysbarg, Wood County, Ohio.
Said Proposals are To be in writing, and for the
wbule work Including Masonry, Brick, Plasterin&s.
Plambing Painting and joiner work, as per plans
and spech ations to be seen at the Office o George
Strain. Said bids are 10 be in writinE, sealed and
delivered TO the Secretary, ~ beG0re the lOsh
day Of January, A. d. lSiSS, tho Beard reserVng
the right TO receive OF eNeladie any or AL bids.
LEWIS NJ. HUNT,
&ere,say BOARD ef ELsealioA.
T. s. SiEvIN, PresideRt, SID
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

TN, pursuance of an order from the Probate ,0puri
4 OF Wood County, Ohio, will Offer at public
sale, on TUESDAY, the 2sth day of January
1858, between the hours of and O'Clock r. NJ
on the premises, the following described real es-
tate, situate in Wood County, Ohio, towit;
The northeast fractional part of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen (l5 town FIVE 81, north
rhnge ten tl0l east, containing 2l 6,lO0 acres
Appraised at 81, 200. ,,F
Terms of Sale third cash, ou day Of sale
one third in one year, and nethird in two years
deferred pay,sents tn bear interest from day q
sa' and to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold. ALFRED CONDIT,t
Executor of the estate of Philip Condit, decd
SLEvIN 4 BROWN, Attorneys. T. 4. ......i ..
Perrysburg, December 27, 1857, 35lS5 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27
AN EARruQUAKE SHOCK.

On the | iith of December considerable
shock OF an earthquake was oxperieuo ID
about o clock in the morning, at VARIOUS
points in New York, Vermont aud Canada
In Syracuse, New York, its duration was
about minute auda half. Persons obed
were awakened by tho rocking Of houses,
rafting Of windows, and josuing OF crock
cry. 1t was like ooneussion of waves
from the north to the south, aud was most
violent at ftst and gradually diminished in
volume, At Auburn, buildings were per.
eeptibly shaken to their foundations. Al
0gdensburg, tho iirmest buildings were
shaken, knocking over lUose articles OF
furniture, and prodGcipg great awe aud
terror in the minds Of the people. The
whole population was awakened by the
noise aud violence of the shocks. The Wis,
itation lasted about two minutes. aud the
vibration nearly or quito a minute. II
commenced from the westward, coming
gradually, and Increased in VioIen Q until
it reached its hight aud then passed OF az
it came, apparently in an eastward direo
tion. Happily no damage was done to
either person or property, although the
greatest CONSIDERATION prevailed, The in
habitants of Burlington, Vermont, wer,
awakened by the shock, which lasted abonr
twenty seconds, Ii was felt throughou
Vermont aud in Now York as far south as
Whitehall, and throughout Canada, from
Bcllvlle,1r. c., to Slckville, New Bruins
wick. The citizens of Montreal Canada
were aroused from thier slumbers by IL,
Vibration and rumble accompanying it
The shock extended as far west as ror
Hope, aud eastward to Three Rivers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Public Notice.

NN or about the 18th of December, certain Notes
~ dne to Amos Rogers, and signed by different
individuals, living.in Wood and Ottawa Counties,
Ohio were stolen, with a memorandum book. from
the undersigned. One Of said Mites was signed
by James Steward, of Wood County, Ohio, for
$500, secured by mortgage on real estate In said
county The signers OF these Notes will take mo-
tce hereof aud not make payment on them With
out an order from the undersigned.
Dated at Genoa, Ottawa County, O., December
l6, 1857. t'S"
s4b* o. AMOS ROGERS.
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THE PR ,BABLE CAUSE,
Cnroless Letior Mrlters.

According to the Postmaster Generals
report not less than million letters were
mailed last year without Signatures and
misjirected or so badly objected that the
address was totally uiutelligible. These
We're destroyed, Moro than a million and
their writer's by the care OF the dead letter
Office. Thus it seems that at least two and
half millions Of mistakes were made, in
an operation which ono would think likely
to enlist the sufficient care of the writor,
the addressing at n letter. These letters
coutaite ell nearly SI5N0O0 in money, bills
of exchange, deeds, checks, 10, to the
valne OF over Ss,O00,OO0, aud over $4,000
o0nlained photographs. iewelry, &c.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27

On Saturday night last the NJ s. &
N, !. Railroad Gompany's grain jcleYator,
III Toledo was destroyed by fire. About
1000 bushels of wheat wero consumed
with it, The total loss is estimated al
5000, O,n00,,pn which there is au insurance
of Sl09,50O, nearly all in Eastern COM
bnuics t." .fE
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Great Saving of Fuel.

ITEEP the Wind, Snow, Rain, Cola and Dust
IN out of your House by leaving your orders
with the heundersigned, Agent for
Bradstret's Rubber MepldiRgS and Weather Strips,
IIe is fully prepared TO furnish and apply this
Greatest Improvement OF the age, with dispatch
and upon reasonable terms, Orders solicited.
- ns A. @. l.. DoYOE.
Perrysbarg, Deeenber lS, 1857. 34S
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27
CHRISTMAS.


Christmas What world Of cheer
what pleasing rccolleotions cluster around
thiswmdi iwretpiniscenccs dating back In
h,raAcyA TWho docs not remember The
Christmas presents Of those good old days,
when, n stocking feet, and on tip.toe, we
crcrislyly upon our parents mud friends
to claim thomG With what alacrity did
wo Wish our ncquaiutopces a Merry
Christmas !" and oh, how disappointed
were we,7whch this apped, understood by
every Child in Christcndom, was answercd,
merely with "tle same to you, my dear r.
HowcruOly disappointed have VIC been,
when, Qua cold blustery Christmas morn,
before The sun had risel TO break the gloom
of darkness, wo groped our way over ice,
and through, the chilly snow, to surprise
ono whom we folt confident would meet
our Holiday. greeting with PROPER roturn,
aud bayo received nothing but cruIlcrs!'
we had them at home--besides tho best
kind Of cake" We havo returned from
such reception with feelings only endured
by those who possess like scnstivcness,
and have endured similar treatment AS a
matter Of courtesy, We have greeted others
from whom We expected nothing bnt cour.
tesy in return anl havc been disappointed
pleasantly, lty receiving a valuable present !
Oh - how this unlookedfor generosity
warmed our liltto breast, aud drove from
it tie Vsitkening feeling caused by our pre-.
vious disappointment lIpw buoyant The
litlo steps that but a MON cut before, were
hcavy7ahd sad f'liow joyous tho heart
that but . moment ago was almost bleeding
with tho cruelty Of those We loved and
trusted ia aaa Oh. bm7t ..s. H
Well do we remembcr--and who does
not2-the ampsemcnts and pastimes OF
those joyous days, long ago when life
and hope were young when in the bright
ness Of tho Present, wo forgot the disup
pointmcnts of tho Past, and thought not
of The Future, OILY os frausht with bappi-
ness for us. II, indeed, wo paused mour
round Of pleasures it was to dream of
greater bliss in reservation for us-oi n
poiut in Tho future, when Increased resour-
ccs would bring with them increased en-
joymont! Those days are gone !-'-and how
have our dreams been realized Have we
not learned that |all is not gold that gilt.
tcrsS' lIavo we not been taught by the
hearts anguish, that all tho visions of our
youthful Holidays have not been realized ?
Aud, what u chec&ered scene would our
history, from those seasons to tho present
time, present? How many thousands have
awakened from these dreams, in tho en-.
brace Of GeathY How many have cx.
changed their joyous hopes for The cold
and silent gravo2
Letus, reader, tako n brief retrospect 80
it may not be without lis benefit
We have all enjoyed tho season Of youth
tho delightful holiday-times of years
agonc We wore then surrounded by pa
rents and kind friends. Every want OF oul
childhood and youth was. carefully at
tended to- and wo were nurturod in III,
very Jap ofaifection Where are our pa
rents now Whcrc are the friends OF on,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27

Tug American Print Works, at Fall
River, Massachusetts,, were destroyed by
fire Sunday morning, with all the printing
machines aud a lAge stock OF calieoes, Five
huodred hands are thrown out Of employ
mont The loss viii amount TO one and q
half million dollars.
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ruE inside domo over tho Representative
Hall, in the State House, at Indianapolis,
fell about O'clock on Sunday morning.
with u loud noise, making genera wreck
of the desks and furniture in tho hall
Fortunately, it did not break through the
second Aoor, but the damage is extensive,
and il will probably cost several thousand
dollars to repair IT, The entire bulliug
is old, aud this accident indicates general
Insecurity The Gna! result moy yet DO a
new State House.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27

4 VERDICT WAS rendered against General
James B. Steedmen, Of this State, in the
United States Court at Knoxville, Tenues,
see, on Friday last, for S25 900, for the false
imprisodinent of Isaac T. rwShman, aud
for the foroible seizure OF property during
the war while General Sleedman was in
command at Chattanooga.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27

I EGAL NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given that
- LucndagAdams, Administrative of the estate
of David Adams, deceased George HaSpalhorn
and Wn. Pratt. Administrators Of John Savage ;
Elvira Lyon, Administrative of Galusha Lyon,
and L. II. Sage, Administrator Of the estate of
Ganrga Keller, deceased, have filed in the Probate
Court Of Wood County, Ohio their accounts for final
sattlem mt AMI the same will be for hearing on
the 17th day of January, A. d. 1867.
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
PerPvshurg, December 90, 1867. 35c+
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ANoruER attempt was made in London
10 blow up the City Prison, Powder was
placed under one wall of the mill bapk ql
the Jail, in which uumber of Feaians are
ooudned The preparations were all com,
pleted, and the fuse had been lighted by
the conspirstors without attracting atten.
tion, Owing 10 some defect in the arrange
mcnt of materials, the powder did not ex,
ploie, aud tho plot was discovered before
tho attempt could DO renewed NoMrests
aud no clue to the guilty parties. N.Y.,
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their lives by the earthquake shock at ST.
Hiomas. TIE house OF the United States
Consul was destroyed at Saba. The vol
oanie eruptions which prevailed during the
continuance of the earthquake shocks
ceased soon after their subsistence.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Strayed.

~ ONE two or three months since, a RED
> STEER, with unusually bread horus, strayed
from the premises of the undersigned. ANY in
formation left atmy Store, in Perrysburg, Ohio,
that will lead to the recovery of this Steer, will be
literally rewarded. ,.Lli b
w. ]. HITCHCOCK.
Perrysburg, December 27, 1867. 35c-
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A BANK which was being undermined at
an ore he'd, at South Shaitsbury, Vermont,
caved in, Thurdsay, falling about forty
feet aud buryiug uumher of men aud
horses. At last accounts, ,throO dead bodies
had been taken out, and several persons
who we're seriously Injured.
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How to take the census of the children
of neighborhood, Employ an organ.
grinder five minutes.
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Cash for Hides.

rINHE undersigned will pay the Highest MRrke
i Price In CASH for HIDES Of every de
script;on, il delivered to me at the building. OF
Front-streot, recently occupied by Reeds Saddlery
and Harness Shop, two doors west OF my old stand
+. j. SEIBERT.
Perrysburg, December u, 1861. SS
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ScoTcH papers announce tho reoppear.
anoe of the cattle plague, Already nnm,
bers OF sheep aud other cattle have died.
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scRNRs ANp tNcInENrs.

We found in a small house on the north
side of the track, near the soone OF the
disaster, where there were several others
wounded, = lady who had been completely
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-27

T0B WORK, in an styles and eolors neatly ex'
j eeuted st the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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The news Of the disaster was immedi.
aely telegraphed to this city and at four
O'clock a wreckipg train of three coaches
left for Angola, bearing Drs Johusop,
Whihore Richards and Diehl with VIM.
Williams, President of the LIS. r. Il. Co,
II. n, Brown, aud n number of employees
OF the road, At.2:l0 Angola was reached,
and all that Tho physician art could do
was done to alleviate the hotrihle sulftr.
ings Of the wounded. Tho midnight train
last night bore additional aid, and a. num-
her Of physicians have volunteered to leave
lhe city this moI ming.
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nIrCH ,NOFICE-NO. 1873.

Perrvsburg, peeomber AZ, lse7. sSl