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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-22
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Address the publishers. OHAS-JC-kIINE &CO,.
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NEW JEWELRY SHOP.
ALBERT GRAVERAET,

HAS opened shop ia the Mcknight building,
il i on Fiont Street opposite the Exchange, whece
he Is prepared torepair Watches aEd Clocks, and do
all other work in his line, In satisfactory manner.
Charges reasonable. aae %
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Tux law last winter requiring all insur.
snce Companies to report to the State Au-
ditor, aud directing that officer to make
examinations Of their condition, has already
been attended with one good effect. Hav.
ing found The Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company deficient in capital, he called upon
II to assess 100000 upon stockholders.
The result has been, that on the 18th inst,
this coIoPahy made an assignment, it hav-
ing. it is believed, about sl2,OOO,OOO OF
property insured the policies on which are
worthless, and policy holders have thrown
away $4,000 in pneaFnsd premiums.
REPUBLICAN, majority in Wisconsin 8, ,2l3
dim In lLnneaoln s COG.
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Hon. DAVID DAVIS, administrator Of the
late Abraham Lincoln, made final settle
ment Of the estate at Sprinsd deld last Thurs.
day. After paying all the debts, there re.
NAMED Sll0,294 62, which divided among
the widow aud heirs, gives $50. 1865 80 TO
Mrs. Lincoln, and the same amount 10 each
sou. The amount due Mrs. Lmooln. less
about $4,000, heretofore drawn, is subject
to her order.
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TRE census returns Of Iowa arc now
complete, with the exception OF four COUP.
ties, which show a population, thus far, Of
s9s, 81 "a gain Of 900 in two years.
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TBE Democratic victory in New York is
a. barren one. Only two Of.
fees OF importance are to be filled by the
next Legislature, those of Superintendent
of Public instruction and one Police Com.
mis- soner. I'D ....
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

nITCH NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
- to the owner or owners of the Sc ID of the sw
a dissection three (3), and the ne "a OF the NV u
OF section ten u0l, Perry Township, Wood Count,
Ohio, that petition has been filed with the Clerk
OF said township. praying the Trustees thereof to
locate and establish ditch, drain, or water course
therein, and that the time set for hearing said pet
tion is SATURDAY, the 3Oth day of November,
1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the house of Isaac
Gonder, in said township of Perry, Wood County,
Ohio. SIMPSON JONES, Clerk of Perry Up.
Perry Tp., November 9, 1867. 3Oh%
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ONE hundred years ago there were in all,
four newspapers in the United States, with
a combined circulation Of less than two
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Proclamation by JncOb ID. Cox, Cow
ernOr of the State OF Ohio,

IN accordance with tho recommendation Of the
General Assembly that the established custom Of
celebrating our annual Thanksgiving BE- respected
and continued, aud in harmony also with the
Procamation Of the President of the United States,
declaring national festival
LIDO hereby appoint Thursday, the 2sth day Of
Nogember instant, as a day of thanksgiving and
praise 10 God our Heavenly Enther and | recon
mend that the day be reltgiously devoted to the
thapkfpl and happy recollection Of all the public
and private blessings and mercies which have
been showetrd dpon US by the Divine hand during
the year that Is past. Let us assemble in our
places of religious worship and devoutly reoog
nizc khe inlinta goodness Of our Creator aud Pre-
server aid let us in our family reunions rejoice
over the peace and comforts which have blessed
our hthrths.
IN testimony whereof, I have hcreunto set my
,02 hand and affixed the great seal Of tbs
State OF Ohio this first day Of Novem-
t--1s--, Der, 10 the year of our Lord one thous-
}SEALi aud eight hundred and sixty-sevon,
'--~-~' and of the Independence of the United
States Of America the ninety second.
li D4i j. ID. COX, Governor Of Ohio.
by the Governor.
WM, HENRY SMITH Secretary of State
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MILLINERY AND LADIES' FURNISHING
1Nl ST0RE.-Mrs. N. L. MESSENGER wishes
to inform the ladies of Maumee, Perrysburg and
vicinity that she has removed her Millinery Store
to the large and commodious building, known as
the Griswold Store, where she may be found with
fine assortment of Millinery Gvods, of the latest
styles also fine variety of Dress Trimmings,
Velvet Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, etc.,
etc., also, particular attention given to Dress aud
Cloak-making. Stamping and Machine Stitching
done to order.
isis Mrs. N. E. MESSENGER.
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SHEiiIFF's SALE.
SHEItIFF'S SALE.

SSHERIFF's SALE. r.uI.a ai.Jl
Dodge 4 Tyler, RI
VS.. Putnam Co. Com Pleas
Hiram A. Donaldson. H t..Ll.
BY virtue of an execution issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Putnam County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered have levied upon and will offer for
sale at public vendue, on the premises of the de-
fendant, one mile north of bowling Green, Wood
County, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, November 26, 1867,
Between the hours of and O'Clock z. NJ, of said
day, the following described property, to-wt:
One plow, lumber wagon, spring wagon. 1
single harness, harrow, l sled, cutivators, 100
head of sheep, head of cattle, span of horses
and 2 sets of double haroess. sl -4C
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff. 3
Perrysburg, November Is, 1867. 29bs3 500
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wM. HrNRY sarru, Secretary of State.

CONGRESS assembled yesterday, tho 2lst
inst, and we trust it will continue in ses
sion while A. JOHNSON continues in the
White House.
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Ladies Repository for 1863
General Literary and Religious
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AUDITOR OF STATE OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., July 20, 1867. S.
certify that have personally examined the
ENTBRPRIsE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI,
and End the foregoing statement to be correct.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
N. III. CALLARD, Resident Agent.
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REPrPLIcAS majority in Wisconsin 5 ,2ls
ditto in lIinpesole 5000
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Sabre. 24.

gen Mann bsiIsrn, alein ct fesrte rcser, tcsmii'
ttser surad, aIs er scsansfn mar. Nur Den
osuhler trahts sr ni@t piecer nit. Ssilosm lsb'
ten 9ater uub @obn rte Elm paar fremos MsnT4sn
mitsinanesr. cssr pislmsbr is letten ntat mitsin'
amber; fs miiiIsn iltb pslmebr fern tlsissn, psnn
fsin unstaf ssi3sbsn ioa. so puree Der 'tarr'
Usann aud an isinen 8inbsrn nitt ssredat sefun'
ben nre aud an ihnsn aeifraft.
Sod Ron Der GnfsIin tatie Ger @afsnan III ts'
rthteu. sc mar nur Wsnisss, mas er BON ibr su
faasn pubte. Ste mar Elm brapes, 9utSsartetsa
6ine BON fiinf5ebn BIG fshs5etn Satrsn nno liebts
DEN atten, einiamsn @rOSpatsr. Ser Srsissrr
iis6te lle misbsr, fonnte nur fe UNI fb eaten uni
Iaste ttr ME etn tSiss gBcrt gte war tis isst
ron Der alien BranSD1n pcrtrsfflia srsosen ipdtes
1clIts In elmer pcrnsbmsn enslihen 4sniion t9rs
Biloun9 uc1eneet tpsrcen.
Ser Suitisamtmann tpar NIT bem Gaifeuau
pcr benz 3immsr hss alten Sreiserrn anselanSt
g8as iOlIts sr Dem itolbeu Greiie fassn, ben E,
isst mad fsinem innsrn uno dusern 9eten fsnnsn
8slsrnt Bate? Ct iiano nit ihmsrem 6srsen po'
Dem 3tmmsr, an bsiIsn SeHr Der GaFsaan lsil'
flcpfte.
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Sic HQtiDualihulD.

Mn 1. Stunt 1867 betrus bic @aticnalihulb Der
Ser. s,aaten nettc u. s. mad A63u9 bee baaren
RoiIenpcrrat6s) 25t52is Mntcnen, am 1. Muauf
|25ll1I. Wilonen. @s narsn allo In ben spei
Dlonaten Stunt unb Sut 4lIs MiIpnsn atbssablt
pproeu. Oas 1T niht eben piel, tn Mnbetraht,
pas In eieie susi Monate fsine betrdAtltten Gins.
,astuneen, nrbl ater farfs 9innabmen (nament'
lid BON Der ginfcmmsniteusr) fallen. Ser fSh'
its stano, m.lhsn bic giatonatihulb bis6er ct.
rsiat bat Gam 81. Musuf 1869 mar 2757 Wlil.
licnen; Ietoem 1T ie alto in % Wcraten uu 246
Miltonen psrrinsert tpcroen.
@pn Der Geiammiumne iraren am 1. Mu8uft IN
Sob psr,insltda 1879 NiGisnsn (nopcn unssfd6r
200 ,u 5 Yrcssnt, Der sRelt au YrossnD tn 43a.
pisraslo psrsinslia SIS nno unuer3nsltb All
Wilionen Sn ben tpei Wcnatsn Stunt uno Suit
uarsn iitsr Is UdItonen BON ben in Faptsr8slo
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(2tnIss,insncten unb Sieben, Orst6tSer) iino nod
nid6t .ur GinlSIuna prdlentirt pcrben. Sis me'
tsnb, shuIo, rexn 2aft cine 3sit lang Der Gts
nan, .gsrmaluns srpse g9pierisfsttsn Bu bsrei.
ten bro6ts, 1T nun 70 melt berdlttat, naB man TIRE
Sunniruns Bis gun, Scmmer 1868 NIT 3ursrlidbt
er,partsn fam.
Stunt 373lIa am i. lu8uf ooS.Is Unutcneh aus
Dapisraslb (S5resnbafs,), ssns 8ermtnbsruns BON
41Ls Miuionen. Dasssen batts iidt tn nsrielbsn
3s.t bic Summe Der ausitebsnoen uno als Napier.
aslo permennbarsn 3tnissSinsnctsn BON 13O anf
IO8lI, Wilicnen psrrtnsert. &ehnet man easu
298 utilisnsn Naticnalbantnpten unb 2Si IA Wtls
licnsu rapierenes 8leingslo, 70 mar am 1. Auauf
Der @e5ammttstraa Der papierpaluta nur nod 8O4
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msiuen Ge{hSftsitae fat bisier 4stras benz 8srs
fs6r uoutomasn senast. unb @sle 1T fortpabrsno
.eafy1 aersisn. go0ts sur Bsnesuns Der 9rnbte
Elm. srSSsne suume @eloes erfOrSsrti4 fsin, ic
fonu 6.rr Mesunch teidbt Mbbilfe lAaffsn. inoem
sr ben 8aiIenperrs If RON 72ais Wiatcnsn papisr,
aelb (bansben bat sr mod 98sI4 Wntrnen tn Sob,
sur GinlSiuns iapstenher S4ulnen henust. Da'
Surh triirbe isosr 0crmano fir bic 6orosrunS stnt'
usttsren @srpaHerans Der @aluta usafalsn.
(M. b. 3D.
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lin Die Wscral RON Der Gsihiht:
glsre nit IaDnsn Grauen ntht.
@Gm Bei6tana.

9esperater Sunss. - Gin tlstner Snats,
Mamsus Daro, In Glspslano, iaob Rdb am Ntsn'
tau nurh ben Gals unb rire ferbsn mailsn -
neil er pen isinsr Muttsr sdaolssn 'rorosn mar.
The evening Argus., 1867-09-05
one when / married you.'
- y. ~

one when j married you"
ss"I wish you hadn't."
$50 do /, with all my heasti you can't re-
pret Il worse than do la, -
detest being an une1Pecseo connasnI
Of any one, particularly OF men ana tnei. !,
vives. had already coughed and hemmed
a DOZEN times to let them know / was an
unwilling listener; but they didn't heed
.Mlr. Thompson, you're brute. You'll
ransnt this. I'll find men who viii treat me
nottely, if You won't" gs* Isl
.T'm not sure you havn't. Pm sleepy.
DO stop that tongue of yours. Jane, you're
more of devil than ever thought
"I'm the devils wife, you wretch. Iil get
up and sleep somewhere else, SO will
This was getting too bad. was resolved
to hear no more, so cried out "6re!" very
Justify. Jane and William were up in q sec
ond. As ran into the hall, they were there
too. 4,
Jane was pretty, and the tears in her eyes
caused her to look prettier; and her white
robe falling gracefully about her form, made
her more than my fancy had painted her. As
I got opposite the door, Mr.. Thompson, who
was Juggling out trnnk, said to me: las
you have nothing, sir, will you be hnd
enough to take that bundle and fishing tack
le in the corner? Never mind my wife
She'll take care of herself"
l did not pause l hurried down The
hall. was convinced that Mr.. L. was a
brute, and HIS wife suffering saint.
The evening Argus., 1867-09-05

THEArRE.-We were glad to notice that
Mr. Plunkett's theatrical troupe drew a full
house, last night, and gave excellent salts
faction. The troupe has been steadily gain
ing in public estimation, since opening
here, and they may, we think, hope for full
houses the balance of the week.
Tonight we are to have "The Toodles,
in which Mr.. Plunkett will appear. Look
out for genuine fun in that performance.
After Toodles, Miss Nellie Boyd will give
US one of her exquisite fancy dances, and
Miss Storms good song.
l. The entertainment will close with "The
Retired Admiral"
The bill is capital one and ought to draw
q crowded house.
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Domestic Jars.
Newport Cor. Cincinnati Commercial.


Last night, after lying down in my cham
Der, and being unable to sleep, deliciously
cool as it was, could not help overhearing,
from the thinness of the partition and the
open transoms, dialogue between the oc-
cupants of the adjoining apartment. They
were evidently man and wife, whom few
years of matrimony had robbed of the senti-
ment they set out with. aa
"Jane, don't crowd me SO keep your own
aide of the bed" This in anything but q
tender tone.
"Why, William am not crowding you
and if / was, you ought to be too gallant
to tell me Of it. There was tims
when you'd have kissed me for what you
scold me for now" The feminine voice
shook a little ut the conclusion of this sen
tonce. toe.
Perhaps 30; but what's the use of talk
ing OF the past Gallantry is played out
that's tor lovers, not married people"
"Didn't you declare, William. you'd al
ways be my lover" ~a
II don't remember. suppose said !.
great many foolish things in those DAYS
You want to get up q scene. Women ar.
death on scenes" II
"You're downright rude, William youl
make me hate you, Mr.. Thompson. fJan,
was evidently getting mp her temper I
yousaid foolish things in those days, I did
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A Plan.

The plan adopted by the Washington Ii
brary Company for the raising of funds for
the Riverside 1nstitute-an asylum for the
gratutious education of Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans-is meeting with great approval
idly. The handsome steel-plate engrayings
given to those who purchase stock are &C,
knowledged by competent judges to be first
class productions. Besides receiving hand
some engraving of this character, worth
more at retail than the price of the stock
every purchaser will in addition receive @
present of some kind. Full guarantee is Civ
en- that every share Of stock must be accom-
panied by a present besides the eugravings
See advertisement.
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By Telegraph.
aEPoRrEp YoR THE DAILY ARGUS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-There was . very large at
tendance ct Dexter Park yesterday, people being
drawn thither In expectation OF seeing the famous
horse Dexter exhibit his speed. Dexter's race,
however, had been postponed until the End day
Of October.
Atk O'clock this afternoon there have been
three races, one in the forenoon and two in the
afternoon. The first race Was for purse OF Sl5O
and was won by Haphazard; best time 2:44. The
second race was very interesting, being stallion
race for $l400, the winner to have $500, second
horse $500, third horse $500, and competed for
by Bashaw Jr., Pilot, Temple and Patcehn Jr.
Bashaw won the race in three heats; best time
2:294 The third race was for trotting horses
that never done better than 2:35, for $500 to the
frst horse and SI00 to second horse. Ensered
by MoIIie Rodney, and Angeline-Molliew winning
the race in 8 heats; best time 2:323
NYw YORK, Sept. 5.-The Worlds spec
ial SAYS: The fact that Gen. Grant had al
important interview with the President to-
dsy, has given the sensstionists an op'
pertunity to fill the city with rumors that
sharp words were exchanged over the pro,
mitigation Of the proclamation in to days pa
pers. and on accoudt of the order directed
to the military commanders last week by the
general. The most that can be said with
accuracy, ist that the President and Gen.
Grant still continues to differ some what
widely, but honestly and courtiously over the
question arising in the commencement Of
reconstruction acts.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Noon--Consuls 94a
bonds 734 of Erie, Asa Illinois, 773 of g. W
2p. N.--Consols "a; bonds 6rmer and
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sep. 4.-2 P. a.-Cottol
steady; cheese advanced to 5es; pork deeli
ned to 7Os; lard declined to AIS.
CINCINNATI, Sep. 5.-Mike McCool leave:
for st. Louis by this afternoon train. AaroI
Jones appeared on the stage at his beneh
last night but was not strong enough 70 have
q set to.
The Herald's special says: The annua
proclamation was again under consideration
yesterday in the cabinet. Secretary Sewar'
does not exactly: concur with the President
but it is stated that Grant and all othe
members of the cabinet are in perfect &C
cord with him.
The evening Argus., 1867-09-05
Anew Preparation for the Teeth.

Rogers Fragrant Odontoline removes al
substances destructive to the Teeth, prevents
discoloration, the accumulation of Tartar
and a spongy relaxed condition of the gums
imparting pleasant and fragrant refreshing
taste to the mouth. Put up in handsome
boxes containing one bottle liquid and ont
box powder. Price IS cents.
Sold by druggists, perfumers and fame,
moods dealers. dwtf
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New Gooda.

Received this morning at L. Kiesow's, q
lot of Fancy Goods, including White and
Laid Betting Ribbons, Linen Collars and
Cuffs, Bugle Trimming, Velvet Ribbons, all
widths, French Corsets, &c. We are now
receiving very large stock of fall goods.
and invite all who need anything in our line
to call and examine them.
The evening Argus., 1867-09-05

SAD.--Willie, a little son of David K.
Virgins, OF Canoe Creek, aged six years,
was buried under sliding sand bank,
few days ago, and killed. He was playing
with other children, in the sand, when the
accident occurred.
The evening Argus., 1867-09-05

To whom II may Concern.
PoRr BYRON, ILL, Aug. II, 1861.
We the subscribers of Port Byron, ILL.,,
take pleasure in recommending to the con-
fdence of the public generally, II. Frank
Sedlinger, proprietor Of the "Home Enter
prise'T We have confidence in him, and
said Enterprise, and have no hesitation in
saying that the said Enterprise will be by
him conducted honestly, truthfully and fairly
1t is no humbug, but it is all it is BY the pro.
prietor represented to be.
Respectfully,
E. Il. JOHNSON, .s
81 DEvoRE & SHEPPARD,
SINoNsoN l. MAXWELL,
DAVID ZIEGLEk, P. NJ,
S. r. ALLEN,
RoRET BELL,
G. d. moore, So
E. E. ROGERS,
d. G. CoNsroCE,
j. II. BAKER.
The evening Argus., 1867-09-05

prnsos.L.-We were grati6ed to receive
= call from the gallant Gen. John Macarthur
this forenoon, formerly colonel of the old
10Th Illinois Volunteers.