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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-21
LITERARY NOTICES.
Th e chlidrsn,s IIoMr.-

Th e Childrcu'S Hour .l.r lu
~ This especial avorte of the children enters mp
on its second volume with the Judy number, aud
makes its appearance with fresh beauties and iul
tcrest fr the ltto pucs.r f.t p
q Terms One copy, forouc year 81 so FIVE copies
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The cuntrntsof the June number oomprisa tho
following pliny, tho Naturalist This Bowling
Iron Works, Tn, Lighthouses of Pharos and I'D
dystone; The Swiss Lake Dwollers; American
History Fourth Era; The Air Pump. The re-
maiuing portion Is devoted Ftuauce Mining, Insur.
aucc, Railroads and Transportation, MauufNctu ture,
Patents, Trad, Commerce, Art, Physics, Social
and Ecnnomic Syiepce, Published by Fowler II
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7 The July number just received, is the first Of
Volume LNNV, anl the tOirty-elghth year of this
mos, popular magazine. The wood cugraviugs
comprise bathing dresses, evening drosses, bon.
nets, and twelve designs for bead trimming. Old
Letters" is highly finished steel engraving. The
Work department is rnost complete IN It's attrac.
tive variety, The Novelty department is just the
thing (or mothers in making up childreu's garments
The Preserving Recipes in this number AFRO alone
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hhWsekeepor. The readmg matter is made up Of
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The Lady's Friend ..,.
The July number OF this magazine opens with q
/ Steel Plate OF unusual interest and beauty
lovely Cinderella, sitting sad and neglected by the
/ Kitchen fire, her naughty sisters disappearing
! through the doorway. The Colored Fashion Plate
as usual, is elegant and faithful transcript OF
! the prevailing modes and the wood GUS illus.
trsting articles of dress and teaching fancy work
must be Of great value to the ladies. The
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tsrlainment is furnished by Elizabeth Prescott T.
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/ Tho Instructions for uSking hhautom- BonQuel.
ann Wax Flowers, aud iOr Feather work an
\ worth, ladies tell us, many unass over The Gus
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Nickel Cemts Called In.

The, Secretary Of the Treasury has an.
thoriSel tho Director of tho Miut, with II
view of reducing the quantity of cents in
circulation and obtaining supply of nickel
in copycpient form, to purchase the nickel
co,ts, paying tho nominal value ipd three
and iive'ccnt' pieces, which began on The
10th OF June under the following rules:
i" FIRST Persona sending or Bringing
tbe,pickd cents viii receive q certificate of
tho weight lhcrcot, aud the amount paya.
bio in three on five cent pieces, or both; as
they may desire, and with their endorse.
meut thcreon such certificate will be paid
rs soon as tho coins are ready. ..j
Second--lhey must bc careful not 20
send any but tho kind mentioned. which
are readily known hv the color and size,
and 10y the dates Of 1867 to 1864,
"Thjrd-rhe pieces win be taken, not by
count hut by avordupois or grocers weight
No lot will be received under ten hounds
and-n spotted, illtgiblc or doubtful poices
will be taken. ."' ~ "''''l" ~"
: Eouth Thurcasonable expense of the
transportation OF ihree-oent pieces in sums
ofthjrty dollars, and iiye-cont eoiusip .suus
of fifty dollars and upward, TO any point
accessible by railroad or steamboat, will be
paid by tho Mint.
Filth--TMs arrangement will be re-
voked as soon as il s lound The issue o
thtee and five cents Ia likely to become toe
large, or that tho abatement OF cents is suC
Iicmht The eole object of this operation
is. to confer u public benefit, aud none o.
thecents herem mentioned have any specia
value" tIr t'af.s. ',H'iH
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lT ia rumurnd that Juareg d. manls two
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Road lmprOyement Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the viewers and
y engineer appointed by the Commiss on RS {
Wool County, Ohio, to view, survey and make an
estimate for improving, by chopphg and clearing,
grading and ditching, the following county road,
viz Commencing on the Avenue Road in the ecu
ter Of the south linz Of section No. thirty five 35l,
IN town three t3), u. S. Reserve, in said Wood
County, thence due north on the half section line
through said section thirty five (35) and section
wouty-siS l26) in said township, to the north line
of said section twepty-sx (2S), and ther0 termi-
natc--7will meet on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
fully 1867, Nt the intersection of said county road
with the Avenue Road tor the purpose above stated
BY order of the County Commissioners.
us s. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrysburg, June q, 1867. ScS3 10
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The Release Of Jen. Davis Action Of
the q. AZ II. of IolClo.
At the regul'Sr meeting a No. 40,
G. a. H., Toledo, held at 5all the
other evening, the followiSs fesolufions
were unau5mously adopted
HsAp oRs, Posi- No. 40, @. A. r..
TdLgDo, o., JuNE 10, 1857 \
Whereas, The loyal people Of tile country have
learned, with deep sorrow OF the release, Dy ine
Federal Courts, Of Jefferson Davis the man who,
whiio yet enjoying the honors Of his government,
engaged in vast conspiracy for its over throw
who became ts loader when " had developed into
a gigantic rabeon; and who Is directly RESPONSE
BILE for the destruction Of life and property which
attended It's progress the unparalleled cruelties
aud atrocities which rendered rs conduct odious
In the eyes Of the.word, and for the wild t-sprsad
ruin nnd misery which II entailed upon the whole
country, therefore be II by this Post Of the Grcnd
Rcsoiped, That Jefferson Davis by the commits
sion Of these great crimes, has acquired one and
only one right, which, as we are taught by the
wisdom Of al civilized Nations, u the right to be
hung.
Req val, That, as compared with the brutalities
practiced in compliance with his order upon such
soldiers Of the Republic, fell into his hands, the
regal manner IN wbich u, was treated by our
government aljrds reAsoh for profound indignation
rather than grdtnd for complaint.
n to,rcd, Tbabthose who haro prostuted their
official position to prevent justice being meied out
to tllis arch traitor, deserve the condemnation Of
al loyal citizens.
Rs,gloed, That Horace Greeley, by his action in
uniting with Rebels and Copporheads in setting at
liberty Jefferson Davis, the greatest criminal of
the age has fnrCeitel all claims TO leadership and
rendered himself unworthy the confidence Of the
loyal people OF tho country and that he and
those who with him defend his conduct, deserve
and should receive the stern rebuko of all soldiers
aud PATRIOTS. I.
Rcsoicei, That iuasmuoh as in the history Of
this Republic no ope has over been punished for
treason, and As in the case of jefferson Davis an
Indictment has been presented demanding action
by the courts, therefore, we declare that now is n
suitable time for proper judicial tribunal to es-
tablish for ths benefit Of future ages, an exact
definition OF tho great crime of treason, and pro-
nouucc sentence on the guilty.
Rcsoircd, That f Jefferson Davis, afier having
pcrpeirnted crimes SO utrocious shall finally es.
cape the Just penalty of the law, the government
will thus o(br n high premium for treason, brand
as lie the charge that he and his colleagues were
rebels, and will In effect say that he who slaugh-
tcrs his countrymen by thousands, so that II be
done under cover Of or while waging rebellion, is
guilty of no oliense for which he should b0 pun
ished. " r.
Resolped, That we call upon soldiers generally
throughout the State, to unite with us in giving
rxprnssion tDon these toncs.
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sss Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Enminc I'm Indin.

The report of the Famine Commission Of
India is severe in its condemnation of the
Board of Revenue. The Commissioners
estimate the mortality in Orissa and Mid.
nnpore as certainly not less than one-fourth
of the whole population, but state that they
hnyo no Trustworthy statistics Of the whole
population of tho province, The statistics
vary from three and half to five millions,
which would make the mortality from three
iourihs OF u million toa million and half,
in an area of twenty.eight thousand seven
hundred aud thirty six square miles, or
half that Of EnglOud and Wales. The
deaths from starvation and itsUresult. dis
ease, in tho Colo and Sonthal districts of
Choia NNgpore have just been officially re.
ported by the Commissioned, Colonial Dalton,
as thirty,tbree thousand two hundi ed and
niuety-sx among a population of half a
million.
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chnlefn b south 4 mnriee --Its -Ehghtrnl

Ctulcfa In South a AmpTicG r. Its Frightful !
HnVAgcs- Panic ut RueupS AVres-~
Grcnt Mortnltiy ut, the Seat of War.
. Tho details OF the ravages oC the cholera
~ Soqth Amprir4.mq frghtlul 1T first app
pearcl IN Draz ], but did not rage yinlentlyt
but by the movement Of tho troops was
gfp'lmlly snpad over.R large extent of
country. Mont vidcO was The. FIRST Qity on
the Rio de la Plate TO. bo attacked but es
capped with comparatively q light visitation
Early in April the disease broke out ai
Bucpos Ayres, aud by the, 10Th bad become
epidemic. The deaths on that day were
over. two hundred, and on tho next day
oven more. A staOpcde Of the, inhabitants
then began, over twenty-five thousand per !
sons 0cd hito tli0 country. DR.. Faust, "a
very promincat physician aud Slnor Este
ran Ramos Y. Rupert, a leading capitalist
were among the early victims. The chief
fatality was, however, among the poorer
classes. There has been great fatality ut
the town Of Rosario aud San Nicolas. In
The camps of Tho allies, the mortality has
been lcOrItl, At tho first appearance of
cholera at ChGNza, writes a correspondent
OF thp New York HadR, six hundrGd died
10 one day. The following day the troops
were taken out oil the barrnoks into the
open ar where only about two hundred
aud fifty died per day, This WAS among
tho Broa'liqns,. At Itapera, the base of
supply tor tho allies, thore were some cases,
but ut ruyuy, the head quarters of the al
lies, there was nono at last dates. 1t is re.
ported that twenty-five per cont. Of the al.
lied army is on tue sick list.
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The foregoing is a correct statement OF the pub
lie debit rs appears from the books anl trqnsprors
returns in the department OH The 1;f Of June,
1867 '.li HUGH MCCULLOUGH.
tsHo- a Sscrcttry.d the Treasure.
] ny comparing tho above statement with ,aat
inale on the ist Of May, II will be found That tire
debt bearing coin interest has increased S61 40,
500 the debt bearing currency ihteregt has de-
creased sli23,oij the maturcd debt not presented
FOR payment has Decreased $2,2lo,6 ,62O, and the
debt bearing no interest has Increased $SGs ,2sG.
The nmpunt of coin in tho treasury has de-
creased tq tbe qStcpl d Si5A92 ,O26r AS the cur
rcncy balance lnfs Increased SD, 1921 900 IA
while the amouut of debt, less cash in the treasury,
shows decroese of sj,l70 l6g 20. t.1.'
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ATrACmMENT NOTICE.-

George Albert plaintiff, vs.. Henry Woolf, de-
,fcndOnt. Before Geo, G., Phelps Justice of the
Peace Of Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio,
On the 18th day OF June, A. d. 1857, said JUS
ce issued an order nf attachment in the a1ove Rc-
tion for the sum Of ten dollars and twelve cents
debt and ton dollars probable costs.
tf. GEORGE ALBERT.
Webster Tpo Wood Co., o., June II, 1867, Sc
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Buckeye Mower and Reaper.
rTHE PREMIUM MACHINE. - Extract from
Il the official Report of the
Great National Field Trial,

Great National Field Trial,
Held at Auburn, in July, 1866.
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view Of the fact that it the pioneer in the path
of the great improvements which have popularized
Moving Machines and made them an absolute ne
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Syracuse, in 1851, and at once sprang into great
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It met with an enormous sale. The result of this
Trial clearly shows that it still keeps the forward
rank which it won at Syracuse, and at many other
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Who have the exclusive right to sell in Wood aud
Lucas Counties. Call and see these Machines at
their Agricultural Warehouses. 6i
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nITCH NorICE.--Notico is hereby given to
~ all those concerned, that there has been Pc
ution filed with the Clerk of Perry Township
Wood County, Ohio, asking the Trustees of said
towuship to locate and establish ditch, drain or
yater-courSc commencing nj the northwest corner
OF the east y of the southeast u of section S2, and
running thence north 50 the ceptor of section 20 I;
theuca west on near said oenterlne, tn a branch
Of Portage River, aud there terminate. The Trus-
tees Of said township viii meet at the house Of
William Harmed, on MONDAY the Is. day of July.
ton. ..in MANY PETITIONERS.
Perry Tp., June 10, 1867, sbS
/ EGAL notice. Notice is hereby given that
Ia Asher Cook, Executor of J, A, Hall, deceased,
has filed in the Probate Court nf Wood Csnnty,
Ohio, his accounts (or final settlement, and The
same will be for hearing ON the 9th day of July,
A, d. 1867.
,. EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
Perryshurg, June a. 1867, So
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isThe suAatt Ttial,

4 Washington special uf the l6th says,
a jury hasM4ff lSeu gbamcd ipSprratis
case. Ih~gNI Whut 100 talesncn were
ualled, moHs tssh half Of Whom had formed
such opiubus'as niais eiempnHt Tor jurors.
The Government has Ave perenpiory ehas
langes, and,psea thenr before tue jury was
half seleetoda The jury is an exceedingly
good one fR aMAshnglun, much better, IN
fact, than DybQdM supposed Il would be
possible to gehln 4his case. Tho nen are
all Of good Ataslng in the epWmnmty, all
al resideals Rrd1lot ,mWo than two, u Is
understood, are Catholics, half are mer
chauts aud none arr of-t4fe clase teoiiHcally
called pohdapEls. i MIME aos ,Reputdeans,
though twD bsitilaqe ATsdihRt way 3inchnedi
aud nonei sess VpSSnd,vutJ se6e sSionlSts
during thdlaS stloasSV tso'hrennsraiher
prominent h Ale Aiaara1s.4oAs hswhale, h,isa
Jury that wiil, l.saiAlets a-uo deOt honestiN
with the evidence, though they will not
need reminding thafIite- e-prtsbtler-r havS
advantage dfeafts. 81 ts,to Ndne 81 thenafe
men undef45rfy yeafs i6fsage.i ,soaf'sf 2
" lbts14ss-s gA--aa fil.-gni
The pulihc ldnisb wasl dscrsased during
Nay abJutsSS0u0,a 1905 - era'si -is o4i
u.r.rrE aT .H.f ~
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ALSO, AT TOLEDO,
ThurSd0y, July A.
nIrCm NoTIoE-No. 100.

Notice is hereby given to all c,neerred, that
petition has been filed in the AUDITORS Office Of
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location Of
ditch, drain or water-course, commencing in Ditch
No. 5, at the mouth OF Ditch No. 8, being at the
west line of section No. two t2l IN Milton Town
ship said county; thence in and aloug the lime Of
saia Ditch No. as far as the engineer may think
necessary the object being 20 deepen said old Ditch
No :, the present size being insufficient 10 carry
OH the water.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due report
which report is now on file in said Auditors Ofice,
setting forth the availability and necessity Of said
ditch, and showing The following lands TO be
affected aud benehlted by the location and con-
sruolion theroof, to Wit; An Of seclious one ~,
three -, ten (lQ), eleven ull, twelve (i2) twen-
ty-two t22l aud twenty -four (sD and the east half
OF section two fG) Of township four ~, range nine
t9l Mlton) aud all Of sections twenty 1--WE 20 },
thirty -four 80, thirty five $3.50 aud thty-six 1867
in township FIVE 90, range nine (9l all in said
Wood County, including the Incorporated village
OC Weston, IN said county, The time for hearing
said petition by the Commissioners Of said county ,
has been set Cor TUESDAY, July 10, 1851, at
d the Auditors 0lice of said county.
), h, PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrysburg, JuuS H. 1851. GdSl2 IS
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lr is rumqrod u,at,Jnarel Il, mands two
aud a half milltops storliug for tho ransom
OF MaXimlian.
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GROCERIES AT LOW PRICES.
NIen,s snxonY Wool mats,

A good article for 81 each, and other grades at
very low prices.
Good Teas for 81 25 per pound, and many
other Goods very low. In short, ! am bound to
sell
Very Low for Cash,
aud hope you will give me a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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Tho adya6c, or the lloeo named Institution through
this section Of thc c1nry il event OF The greatest
Importance {, c paJic a. 1t Is an organization conf
binng nll tllat Il
Morul, Enstructlyo, anh entertaining
nn1 d clrdiu nll the fcmciits (ound in 50 mnly trdN
uiinr cybhilila. that Wnul 81 tho siighe'l decree
prove ollm-yg to The most sensitive aud lnGls laina
The great shuwa Hnnil scho9i nnNr 'ic i h5
co.,. DAN RICE,
cni,hr ruterofly over MI it4 rivals IN al the points
ossoniia 10 the perfection OF
MORALi AND AMUSING EXHIBITION
Tho great event Of tho arrangement world FOR te sea
con of 'G7 is the ro-cHtfcc 1r
DAN RICE,
In lds popular roe CT the AMER CAN ]lrIoEtsT, on
clown 70 TuE IiEEA. TINS event has only hrtll
brought about by the most earnest persuasion enu ne
otic gentleman ~ his original character ana ~ 'hla Is
mo than PROBABLY Mr., Ricc's
se'f FAREWELL TOUR
mono should fail to hear his humorous and learned cS-
positions Of the GHEAT EVENTS OF THE DAY lehlclh-
Der, therefore, that
DAI RICE
vtt -tosr positively npcnr ut cnch md every cXibl
on of the grcnt snow, assnrcdy without ia' as CLOWN
Ths perfect equipment or tho entire exhibition Inns
hci, Tho sndv OF tic management and everything VIII
be (uunl complete and elegant.
rus WAGoSs TRAriISGs &c. have been renovated
and equipped in tho oat ,urERB MANNEh' ana III t'o
Grand Stroet Parade,
which will tale place daily at about 10 A. NJ, will form
blaze of splcntlor seldom If ever cquaiicd; , I,
The Mammoth Pavilion W il be complete IN all ltS
dctas and will be arranged 9S to aoTn the oSsI Pn1
ibe accomodations TO tho public Whue colhlort"Oic
sEATs WILL BIZ PROVIDED RoE ALI"
Tho Ring Performance,
which ia under the prNctscd eye of COL, DAN RICE
wpositiycly be- beyond doubt, the best in America.
DAN RICE ..,
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w. j. HITCHCOCK
THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

Is composed of Dress Goods, large stock, and
every variety, at very low prices,
Broad cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Cottonades,
Flannels, Domestics, linen Goods, etc. &C.
Il complete stock, such as can be found nowhere in
Wood County, and at much lower prices than they
have been sold n times past
The Whae Goods Department is very extensive
in variety AMI how in price.
NutiOns-a a large and well assorted stocA.
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tsg- At the old stand. corner az Front-street and
Louisianalafenue, where hope to see you all.
w, j. HITCHCOCK.
Perrysburg, Ohio, May l, 1867. slI