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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-12-13
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

-CouRr adjourned ON Thursday afternooa Of
last week.
--Ross 4 Cook advertise for sale two very de-
sirable farms, and very cheap
A coon, competent male teacher is wanted in
Lake Township. See advertisement.
r. J. sElBERr will pay the highest market
price in cash. for hides of every description. See
advertisement.
-Tns eighth snow Of the season fell on wedues-
day morning, aud the ground is now covered to
the depth Of three inches or more.
-SEcoND arrival Of Fall and Winter Goods now
opened to the public at the cheap Cash Store Of
w. J. HITcutocK. See advertisement.
-uP to noon, of the 2lst inst, sealed proposals
will be received at the County Treasurer's Office,
for furnishing seYen,y-Hve cords of hickory wood.
y. J. PARKS viii offer for sale this residence,
on Friday, the goth of December, number of
good-bleoded horses and other valuable personal
property. For particulars, see advertisement
--SoNE four or tve Of our young ladies are
making preparations to start Tor Teunesses, after
the Holidays, to take charge Of colored schools.
They are to receive salary Of S25 per month, ex-
elusive Of expenses. -
OK Thursday evening, Of last week. Sheriff
EyERs escorted two convicts, from this county, to
Columbus, sentenced to the Ohio Penitentary a
the last term of Court--MIcHAEL HARLEY, fol
grand larceny, and JOSEPH MCDONALD, for stab
| bing with intent to wound. .ua4
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known. Work had cessei in the eSSbishrient
about the middle Of the afternoon. About . O'Clock
at night Mr.. STEVENS went through the eutire
building, without Hight, and everything at that
time appeared safe About half past o'clock,
Mr. PAREuURsr left the building, and all was
safe. A nght-watch had always been employed
at the building, but on that evening there wasuo
watchman. Some are disposed to auribdte the
fire u the work Of an inoeudiary, but this we are
not prepared to believe. Yet some Circumstances
are connected herewith which strongly warrant
such a supposjtiou. One of them is, the state.
mentof the watchmaa, who says that fewnights
previous he was aroused by the entrance OF two
strangers about 2 o'clock at night. They went
away on the 4 O'Clock freight train.
The establishment was insured in the Cincin-
natl Home, but the recent suspension Of that COM
pany, cuts the proprietors of from relief and their
loss ist,tal The loss will be felt by our citizens
generally. About twenty Eve persons are thrown
out Of employment by this calamity, and with the
rigors of winter before them the prospect is by
means an inviting one. Our business interests
will also feel its loss, and numbers of cur farmers
for miles around will be the losers, who have
heremfore found market at this esta blishmeut for
all the surplus lumber Of every description, that
they could spare.
4 As yet, we hdte not learned whether it is the
intention Of the proptietors to rebuild.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLEDO, December H. 1867.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 OO@7 80; Superfne OG@
%; Extra, 5000 90; Double Extra aud Fancy
10 OO0ll 90. Rye Flour, 800
GRAlN-Wheat2 246G26Sc; Corn 9G6l97c; Oats
65c; Rye 1920 Barley quiet.
PORK-Mess new 2O0O92l 90; Hams l4c
Shoulders l2c.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, 121&c; do kegs, l3c.
BUTTER Fresh rotl Soc; in keg 2Sc.
EGGS-26c.
GROCERIES-Co -Colfee-Rio 25@27c; Java SIC;
Sugars-raw sugar l0@l4c; crushed t70QlI &c
granulated l715c; coffee l714c; B coffee Is lSc.
G coffee l5A0l6c. Teas-Young Hyson, l9O@
l75c; Imperial l45@F5c; Black 9O@l5Oc
japan llO@l25e.1 Molasses 759lOOc. Srups-
fair 55@j9e; good ,70dD9Oe prime g00lG5c.
Rce-Rangoon l0c; Carolina lac. ~ .....,
LUMBER-Olear $55; I'd clear $50; box S46;
stock boards s32; cnmmon boards SIG; culled do
Sl4; fencing SIT; Gull fencing Sll; flooring strips
S45 I'll do $35 ioist seantling and timber, IS feet
and under, SIT; A 11S-iuch sawed Shingles 90;
iS-inch sawed shingles 4 60; 16-ineh sawed
shingles 75 and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40O9 common dressed flooring 30 90;
common lressed siding s22i I'd and clear dressed
siding S96; dressed stock common, 2-ineh, S23:
dressed common boards s1Si Lsth co. vi 30 i
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school Examination.

On Friday, of next week, December 20, closes
the Fall term of the Perrysburg Union School.
The last two days Thursday and Friday-will
be devoted TO examinations in the different classes
and departments. The Principal, Mr.. BARTON
extends an earnest and cordial Invitation to the
parents of the pupils and to the friends of educa-
ton generally, to be present. We trust that our
citizens will give an earnest of their interest in the
progress of our schools, by awaiting themselves Of
tho opportrutiy, and thereby give encouragement
to both teachers and pupils. In the management
of the school, Mr. BARroNlhas applied himself
with industry and energy, and the rapid advance
of pupils in all the departments testi6es to his ca
pability and efficiency. Ae,
There will be vacation Of two weeks, and the
Winter Term win commence on Monday, January
6, 1868.
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Mnod COMMIT Hnecinl Tnncs.

The total special taxes of this county, for 1867,
amount to sl5O,6T5 SO, about one third of which
lis applied to ditch purposes, and large portion
of it is paid by labor the bitches, the owners of
the lands thus directly improving their farms. A
correspondent at this place, writing to the Toledo
Commercially thus speaks Of this ditch tax and its
ultimate iucalculable benefit to Wood County
While it materially swels the aggregate of our
tax duplicate, it does not amount 10 draft upon
the wealth Of the county any more than any other
labor bestowed upon farms for their improvement.
Under the law the expense attending this class Of
Improvements goes upon the tax-dGplicate, and
to the uninformcd, makes "A bad appearance for
the county, when in reality it is but an evidence
of our enterprise and growth This labor once
hcompleted Wood County will rank among the
first in Ohio for richness of soil and for yielding
large crops in return for a comparatively small
amount of labor. Quite liberal share Of this tax
is paid by nonresident land holders Who are
thus compelled 30 assist in making those improve
ments which add to the valua OF their lands. 1t
is a great pity shat and-Specuators cannot be
made to contribute to all the improvements that
add to the value of their Investments.
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The Muskrat Sign.

o., We clip the following bit of information from
one Of our exchanges:
II is said by close observers Of the signs, that
severe weather may not be expected for some
time t9 come. The muskvats sre said to have
just commenced building their winter quarters;
and various other indications from the lower an
i.nals, who seem to have AN unerriRs instinct to
guide them in such matters, lead to tie conclusion
advanced above.
That unerring instinct" has played out on
muskrat calculations this time, and if d,cy have
not yet completed their winter-quarters, they had
better climb tree"
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The Perrysburg Stave Factory Destroyed
by Fire. -.- n ---L

The Perrysburg Staye Factory Destroyed
by Fire. Sd Er9
The stave and barrel factory of G. Stevens 1
Co., situated between the Courthouse and rail-
road, at this place, was entirely consumed by fire
early op Friday morning last. About IL u O'Clock
on Thursday night, flames were discovered issu-
ing from the vicinity of the engine room, and Ia
very brief space of time they had made such
rapid headway, as to preclude all possibility of
saving any portion OF the building. The alarm
was sounded, the bells were rung, and BY the
time a sufficient furre of our citizeus had been
aroused from their siumbers and reached the
scene Of disaster, the FIRE was beyond control.
Notwithstanding the inHumerable disadvantages
Under which the labor was performed large
quantity Ofstock in the shape OF slaves and head-
ing, was saved. BY the Hntiriug and unceasing
exertiUns Of some half dozen or more Of our eiti-
gems, small dwelling the west side, and occu-
pied by widow lady, was also saved. That it
was saved is almost miracle. Pluck, mascle
and water, however, preserved it from the eager
flames. 1bose who stood between il and dsstruc-
ton, we're only enabled to do 50 BY being drsnched
with water themselves iu order to withstand the
intense heat. Much Of the furniture, however,
was foolishly injured by those whose intentions
we're doubtless good. but whose presence Of miEd'
unfortunately, was not commensurate with their
zeal.
The estimated loss Of the building. machinery
and stock is set down at % 900. 1t is supposed
that about $4,000 slaves were burned, aud about
$4,000 heading. Fortunately, a shipment Of
200 900 slaves had been made few days previ.
Gus. The loss will be severely felt by Mr.. STE
VEINS, who resides iere and had full charge Of
the business. The other partners reside in Ve-
nice, Erie County, Ohio. Mr., PARKHuRsT, the
business mspagsrs succeeded. in saving all the
books and papers.
How the Ere originated win, perhaps, never be
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentlemanwho suffered for Years fron Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and ali the ELECTS Of youh
ful ihdseretion, will the sake Of suffering human
ity send free to an who need IL the recipe and dirse
tons for making the simple remedy BY which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do BY addressing In perfect conf
dence, IuL = JOHN ID. OGDEN
eL@ ~ Csdar street, New York
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weed Ceanty OlflClaI directory.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fresh Arrival of Goods-W. j. Hitchcock.
Prospectus of Moore's Rural New Yorker.
Admiuistra tors Sale Dauiel Hall.
Sixteen Greek Ditch Notiee.-G. F. Leonard.
Legal Notice : Z, Tuller. -I..F
Public Sale-J. J. Parks.
Proposals for Wood, A. Bonnell.
Exeentor's Notice David Peoples.
Teacher wanted-J. W. Slavman.
Cash for Hidcs-F. 7. Seihert.
Very Cheap Fsrtns--Ross & Cook.
Sheriff's Sale--C. W. Evers. -.s.--
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PERRYsB URIC MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY by =. r. MILLER a co.
PBaRYsBURG, December 12, 1867.
APPLEs Green 4P bu eos dried 25.
BEEswAX-25c 1P fb.
BUrTER- 2593Oc y Id; Eggs, t5@2Oc 1P doz
FLoUR-i0 00@13 90 Up barrel.
GRAtN-New Corn 75OS5c. Up 100 lbs; Oats sc
@5jc. Rye 90. Wheat 90d2 50 ~ bu.
MEATs-Hams l2H@1l5c ~ tb Shoulders 100
l2l9ci Dressed Hogs 1007 80 W cwt.
LARD-l5c Up ib. .,.-.e1. ,-r. .--. ...-
PoTAToEs -6OG175c 7P bushel.
SALF-3 2j tp barrel.
WOOL 30i040c q ID.
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ConntY-Sent Amin.

In the Supreme Court, at Qg1nrnbus on last
Saturday. J. II. REID, Esq. one of the attorneys
for Bowling Green made motion 10 take the case
of Peck cs weddell up out of its order on the
docket and assign itror hearing on the 9th day Of
January next. The Court sustained the motion,
and set the case for hearing on that day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO oQNsUMPTIYEs

The REv. EDWARD A WILSON VIM send Tree Of
charge, to all who desire ii, tile prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
dy by which he was cured Of Consumption. his only
object n 70 Penent the aieted, ard hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription, Rgl cost them
nothing aud may prove a blessing. Please address
y REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No LOO South second-st VILLA amsburgh, NJ Y.
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The Defiance Express.

This is the title Of a new Republican paper just
started in Defiance Ohio, the first issue of which
we have received. Ttmakes a good appearance,
and we trust it will do some yeomen service amid
the bcnighted Democracy of that region. 1t is
edited and published by FRANcIs BRooKs, form
erly of the Naumee City Express. Success at
tend it :, ;r.r3l.fsI .a
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A CARD.

The Undersigned takes pleasure in Ockuowledg-
ing his lasting and heartfelt gratitude to the
citizens of Perrysburg for their very efficient aid
rendered at the recent destructive fire at STgv Ems
Co.'S Stavc Factory. The earncstness and
perseverance with which the people labored to
arrest the progress of the flames, and to remove
property to places of safety, deserve especial COM
mendation, and | would gladly mention some
whose noble efforts fell under my own observa-
tqn but to particularize where all did so molly,
would be to do justice to few to the exclusion of
others. Suffice it to say, that the people could
not have done more had thcv been laborIng to save
their own properly. p. W. PARKHURST,
Foreman Of he StaUe Factory.
PERRYsBURG, December {. 1867.
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Iorse.thief Caught.

y Sheriff EvERs and &, W. MORTON succeeded in
capturing a horse-theit on Wednesday afternoon
about fourteen miles from here, on the Fremont
Road. He had stolena horse and buggy near
Adrian Michigan. The Sheriff Of Henry Couuty
reached here on Wednesday evening after the
snnn m an.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxurant
growth Of hair upon a bald head or beardless face
also recipe for the removal of FippleS, Biotches
ETuptions, etc. The skin, leaving the same SO o.
clear and beautiful. can be obtalned without charge
By addressing THos. Y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
ozz S23 Broadway, New York.
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\9/MASONIC NOTICE, = Regular COM
NJ munication Of Phoenix Lodge, No. 123. F.
zlssA and A. NJ, on MONDAY EVENING, De-
cember Is, 1867. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected, and it is important that there be
full attendance. By order of the w. NJ.
+, j. 0BLINGER, Secretary.
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WHILE THE LAMP HOLDS OUT TO BURS" there
is chance for restoration othealth. If therefore,
the constitution has been weakened by disease or
excess-the nerves shattered-the stomach weak
ened-the appetite gone, and all the world ap-
pears gloomy-pour some fresh oil in your lamp
in the shape of Plantation Biters which will
make the flame of life again burn brightly, and
illuminated once wrctchcd existence For ladies
it is an elegant and gentle stimulant exactly such
rs they require. Many families will not be with
out IL. 1t has an immense sale throughout the
world.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price,


4'VIIV T0ITU To UuI VI PTNscl
is the united testimony of all who have ever been
afflicted with such complaints as Sore Thioats,
Colds, Whoopng Cough, Splitting Blood, Bron-
chitis, Kidney complaints, and affections of like
character. Price 81 90 per bottle sold by all
druggists.
The Ladies' Basket Society, of Haskins, will
hold their First Annual Fair, accompanied by an
Oyster Supper, at the Prairie Honse, on the even
ing OF December Is, 1867. A cordial invitation is
extended to,all. LOUISA KING, Ssc;etary.
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nIAREIIED.

EMERY--HILL.-0n the 9TH of December, by
Rev. q. A. Adams, Mr.. PETER EMERY and Miss
SARAH HILL.
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ReaI .Estale TrsBslers in WOOD coun,y.

AteaI iSsIate TfansLers IN WOOD County.
Thefollowing are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending December 2,
1867; .,.1.il :.
VIM, Crabb to J. Il. McKnight out-lot lOs, in
Perrysburg-S Sl15
Dewitt culIepy ,toJ; ii. Mcknight; n4 M eX
sc sec 20, tp A, U, S. r., 20 acres--S200.
r. IL. Carnan to j. ii. Mcknight; in-liot 424, in
Perrysburg-Sl00 .H ~ ''
l. J. Howard tOJ. H. Mcknight; in-lot 8, Per-
rysburg-Sl75. oiaa 7ai'l9a ~ - ~ =
s, M, Young to T.. w. Merry; in-lOts 745 and
766, PerrYsbuTg-Sl00. -. aH- i..f e.t es
E. Linker to E. Obermyer; 81 WI Sc sec IL, tp
6, rhnge II, 40 actes- ee09. y Oi -iA INV 4
J. Reither 10 Anu NJ. KueSf; eH AZ ne sec Is,
tp 5, range ii, 40 aeres-S400. .-
Mary Dana to ]. Hill NV NV sec II, tp 5, range
IL, 40 aeres-sI,loO. to. -,--..s. q. r.,,...,, ,
tL: Roller % Daniel Hoas'eyi PIT lot SO, Port
EIiss M :; s:sAite R. s,sn!; Pt w ne sec htTl
@, W; NcDonsld to Mary J. Harper; lot !, in
Westfeld--S290 Va a ~. a.,. t-I' T si
D. Hauline % J. Hanline, sIzuH ne sec 95, Up
S, range IL, 10 acres-S40O. -
j. RrewsterU Henry Divil; part ne sec Q, tp s,
range IL, 100 acres s7eO. a 'i7 i'"i'
4. Petersen e Gee. Pearaoni prt ma ss sec SO,
tp 5, range ~, so AcreSv-e2&00. l..- a.r ~ .tfa.
W. :; Hyde @ J. ARss' pFt Ss sw SEQ 2s, tip 9,
J, Mlrtaugh 70 John Sfpupf " y nv sec IL, To
4, range IL, 80 aeres-S60O.
W. King 70 !. Huffman; iotll and part Of lot 10,
Haskins-e90.
c. Avery to D. MILESTONE lot iu Bowling
Green-Sl37. H0
4. @. Austin to j. Huffman; lot IL, ia Haskins
-Sl50.
an. H; LSp%E ~ to q z AEsSyi part n" sec Ie
John Smith 70 II. Smith; s. u ne sec 20, twp r,
range H. so acres--sl 900. - a
John Smith to II. Smi tn; aW sec 3, To 6, range
az. 1888 acres -S1 600, r..Ir''a
w. Stesrns q y, Siearps; eJi Sc ne sec 22, twp
3, range 10, 20 acres $500.
Ne, Of Halsfers-2 % total value $ll,257.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

We have secured the services of Mr.. E. n
BLUE, 50 leag and faYurabiy known in this vicin-
ity as a gentlemany and obliging SALESMAN, and A
practical pud experienced Druggist, aud we conf
IDENTITY anticipate, BY close attention and proper
regard for tlre wants of tho community to merit
large share of public patronage.
We extend a cordial Invitation to all car patrons
and the public generally to -eaii and examine our
Goods, which we will sell for cash at as low fig
ures as can be had anywhere IN Toledo
i.s CHAMPNBY a WRIGHT.
Perrysburg, October ls. 1867 Tx
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Improvements tor Next season.

The spirit of Improvement in Perry sburg is
evidently on the increase, and the Indications
promise tbatthe summer of 1868 win witness far
greater improvements in building than for many
years past. 7 N
Our fellow townsman, JoHs BkDEB, is already
engaged upon the preliminary arrangements for
the erection of a fine block ON Louisiana nue.,
and adjoining the building be now occupies. Its
dimensious viii be I07 feet front, by 40 feet in
widthg sadi%Hl comprise, on the first floor, FIVE
large store rooms andylboye will be public hall,
80 feet in lengtlF by - feet ia width. A public
hait is muYh NEEDED in tli place, hnd7W are
pleased TO know that the completion 0f one is con-
templated. ;. w / N -S HEa Fl
Two Other fine blocks, We are informed, will be
erected during the coming season, the particulars
Ofwhich We have not as yet obtained. Besides
these number of new dwelling houses win add
to the improvement of the town.
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miIIon GnIc, Esa., IsJ,rtou,

Thereby csrS nat T,c1s scycg eflici,9 -fth Boil,
or t,oo ycars dsrslsphg fLsaieir VIeh mv hAbi g,,
oihsr Idr;s OF my bodg. 7lF ,ertHSS HAlrt tAiitr
From them are mdtsciibdJh Nl0ceIH IL s1y UCf
Itiihl,y trssf ycserCl ~ c hdsl poyir hiG6r True
dies, but WiihPU roHorda Nn GIsiutss ~ ie,3tp, D..
he sdrffN request Of RiEtdie iriei, trls i,eeft
70 hy Dr y, W IOidnfS lNnHor Doctor aud am L, D..
happy g. ATTEST that all nv B0tis rtp,orei dnF nj
hclh icds restored ty tsiag Dr, iolrs dfsSaid s,l
ieincs. MiLTON GltLk.
lSpSto, Jan. H. 1856 H. tHt itaIFTai' NJ r"
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NEW ENGLAND nora MIC nEpOr.

GEORGE W. SWEET NJ. b.. PRormEroN. Z ~
es5" West \ Truax ard pooley Bios, Whole
sale Agents, Toledo. 'oW D. .fg 500 4tm
For sale at Retail by Peck 4 Hamilton. Rzz
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mrs. Porter. no,.cr. MI.

DOrER " n. JliV g., -tSS5.
-, Dr. PoLA0n' Lrfreirl ypr i1fty inq,ari,i alto
the eject az yotT medicine on srdSckgisSS. I lGlpU
10 sJg hdi nt y is tbe medic,c f~ hot dysadiHi
sickness. tried prescriphops tid fatRd nss
that srtHcd e stomach GRd Gedod he hfdd hn Ue IiUl
NOR i'for fh as though could hGrily tcpR D. pet
ashore, 70 ctrrdt goH 70 inrOiute nn stip chdpdsy
sores, 'hai q may md ts 'rGy q tgss wAo sgar sHa
hs m,gWy dep from sed-siqIpcgs II UcdlRIRs vhV fuAe
i for once, Hsy pod Htter bs ,Iio % royoge ,c,thoti
H. - q ILiRRIEr 81 IURTIRa
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Mich more might Js stated IN relation 10 tfE RastIie,,
az c,s'thied ~ Gstip,opiqlI,but Wccotss, Ask Nm.
chester 6VIg0ias oLna u, cSpetidHy E. ~ BdLe al
Uhose Nie icas cured by u Qf St EheuD, Ask Gbnast
any person IN Go1StocT AMI Hry trH dcciure hs rallte
as ,sa,oty, as used in their o,on edses or by 1efr
friends. -. $50, .,...fr,ltsl fituaf 6TI
Put UP In large Kettles, Price SI.OO.
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PERRYsBURG, December I, 1867.
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