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70 THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
The " Know Nothings" whose secret pow-ei-;as
a political party is making itself felt in
our eastern cities completely non-pluss ev
ery bodv. Their places of meeting are kept
vr;cl.etIthcir call for a gathering is simply a
slit'et of black paper posted on the walls, and
llioir advertisements or notices are after this
fashion, as they appear in the Philadelphia
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The organization is undoubtedly a politi-i
cal one, but what are. its particular objects,
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is not known. It is not probable that w e
have any of the " order in our midst. ban.
Begister. '
The libels, in admiralty, against the Stca-1
mers Troy and Super or (attached last tall at.
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Toledo under the Ohio atercraft Law, aiuL,,
afterwards libelled in the district court.):
came before Judge. Leavitt, at Columbus,
23th hist
ile reserved the case for decision till the
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lirSl lUOUliay in JUlie. lie. uuticra,
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mean time, with consent of the attorneys,
representing the Trov and Superior, that the
boats fhould be sold' by the U. S. marshal,
on notice to be given, and the money invested
cn interest till the final decree. Tol. Rep.
DIED In this village, on Saturday, the
20th of April, Joseph Chefs, aged 74 years
and 6 months.
Ml". CrepS Was One of Our oldest citizen?.
a man very generally known and much re
spected. In consequence of declining health
lie has not for some years past mingle'd much
with his neighbors and friends ; but as one
of the pioneers of this town his memory de
serves to be chronicled in a suitable obituary
sketch, which we hope some one acquainted
with the. loading incidents of his life will
write for this Journal.
Perrysburg Prices Current.
Wheat, 1.50(f71.in ; Vlour $7.o0s.(0; live, oO
Corn, oOfoO; Oats 3tfir:)7; flaxseed S7Tf $1.00;
Timothy. Sl."i0w2,0U; Clover S t.OOti' t.od : Pota-
toes;37('iil; Apples, green, oiiff $l.(in. dried, $1.'2-j
1j l.); Beans, $ I. 'Jour l.fn ; Butter 10(0 1H; Eggs,
ir to 8: Beeswax, '2.1 to 'Jo; Feathers, .'51 to 4-1
Fresh Pork. 4 to 4; Mess do., $1.VM to 15.00;
Prime, $12,5(1 ; Hams lOftlO ; Shoulders 8 to 8
Sides 8 to 10 ; fish, pickerel $(J.Ooa7.n0 ; white bass
$5.50(f(j.0i) ; Shingles, white wood $1.00, ine
$ 2.50(3.00 ; Staves, Hour barrel $:.50 to :5.75. tight
barrel $5.50i;(i.OO ; Hides, green 4 to 4., dry 7 to 8
Tallow S to 10 ; Lard 0 to 8 ; Wood $ 1.2.5 1 .50
Onions 75 ; Wool 05(j 10 ets. Hogs 4 to 4.Jc.
Perrysburg and Detroit Itailrond
Coiupauy!
BOOKS will be opened for receiving subscriptions
to the capital stock of the above named compa
ny on the 17th day of Mav next, at the office
r A, , ' o -r. 1 ,
James .Murray, in ine town or i errvsoiiri;. iuu.
IIENHY P. AVKB1LL,
JAKVIS SPAFFOUD,
.1 AMES MUKKAY,
MAKSHALL KEY, Jr.,
EBENEZEH GllAH AM.
April 12, 185L--tjw5
"JVJOTICE is hereby given that an application will
LN be made to ths conimissioners of 'ood county,
at their June session, 1851, to lav out and establish
county road, as follows : Beiriuning at the head
the outlet ditch, on the Perry sburg and 1- nidlay plank
road, in the farm formerly owned by Joseph llalston,
in Center township, thence, east along suid ditch
where said ditch crosses the section line betw een
f cetions eighteen and seven ; thence east on the sec
tion line to the southwest corner of section nine,
intersect the Way road. Ma y 9w4
"Vf OT1UE is hereby given that a petition will
1 presented to the commissioners of Wood coun
ty at their next session, asking for tin alteration in
part of the road leading from Calkcn's mill up the
Portage river .011 its southeast bank to the McCutch
tnsville 'road, in Freedom township; said alteration
to commence on thfi northeast side of the brook sup
posed to be some thirty rods east of the section line
between sections No. '28 and 2!); thence to follow
the buulv of the river up. to intersect the MeCutch
enville road at or near the Houth end of the bridge
across said Portage river. (-May 0 !Mv4
ATOTICE is hereby given that u petition will
X i presented to tlie commissioners of W ood coun
ty, at their nett regular session, to lay out and estab
lish a county road as follows : fJ.o;nujeneing on the
ast line ot section ;i5, in Troy township, at the
quarter post, una miming west inrougji tne center
of said section to tlie quarter tost on tho west line
fit the above named 6ection.j ' . .
J. roj, Mar t, .T-'Jw-t
Dlt. J. ISLECHEll,
RESIDENT -DENTIST.
Office over J. Augustus Jlall'sstore.
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dress, free of postage. 11. M. UI'LISON,
April 2-i. Sw4 115. Main-st.. ("in. O.
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,'E is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the county conimissioners of Wood
county. Ohio, on Monday, the liftii day of June, A.
1). 1S54, for vacating a portion of a county road ly
ing in Plain township, of said county, and included
within the followintr limits, to wit : lieu-inniiii; at
the intersection of said road with the old f indlav
road. in the southeast quarter of section fourteen of
said town, and running thence east through a part
the southwest quarter of section thirteen, same
township, to the point of intersection of said road
with the old road running northerly from the roadlui
A petition will also be pre
known as the (inrrill road, said point of intersection
being m the southwest quarter ot said section thir
teen. Also, that portion of said county road w hich
is included between the road running northerly- from
the (Jurrill mad, and the f indlay plank road, and
running easterly on the half section line of said sec
tion thirteen.
esentcd on said day, for
opening a new road, commencing at a point 111 the
road running northerly from the Oorrill road,
rods south of the north line of section thirteen,
in the northwest quarter of said section, and running
thence east through the northeast quarter of said
ection, and parallel with tlie north line ot said sec-
1. .1.. i! 11 . .1.1.. t
tion, to the l'iudlav plank road
B. VAN CAMP.
DAVID DALLEY, vt tit.
Jamks Mi iiH.w, Att'y for Petitioners.
April 28. M54. Sw4$:i..'j4
DITCH NOTICE.
rTMIE owner of the following described land in
JL Wood county, Ohio, to wit: The south half of
the east half of the northeast quarter of section tim
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ict i, .uvvnsnqi Jive, nuri u n range io. Ten east,
. oi oiivc uoii. .- nun mi .ij'ri.o.uiiii v. iii uo iimue io
iL x .i . LMH .!.. i. .. . 1- t' i 1 . 1 . .1
ine trusrees oi i jaui row iisinp, on saturmiy. tiiotfciiili
day ot June, A. D. 18.4, lor opening a Hitch, com-
mencing ar a point in tin; oni i nimay roan mo rods
norm or tne soutn line ot section lo.irteen ot said
town, running thence east, parallel with said section
line, and through a part of section thirteen, of said
town, about iau rods, to the half section lino of said
section thirteen; thence north 80 rods, along said:
halt section line: fliiu:e east 1W rods, along- tin
east anil west half section Jmeot said section, to Ihe
FindJay plank road. Also, for a ditch, commencing
at a point in ihe old road running northerly from the
roml known as the (Jorrill road, where it intersects
be
the half section line of section thirteen ; theriee east
( 80 rods, on raid lr.lf section Jiue, to the ditch above
mentioneu. li, A A CA.MP,
DAVID DALLEY, tt a.
Jamks McRitAr, Att'y tot letitioners,
April 28, 1854.--wG$3.50
Farming TiiKls lor Sale.
TIIE undersigned orters h,r sale, in quantities to
X suit purchasers, the following- described lands,
m W ooil county, Ohio, anil in Steuben county, In
diana, viz : ,
In the Town of LnRe, Wood County, Ohio.
Section. Acres.
North half one. 22!l..'iO
Northeast qr of southeast qr seven, l
Southwest qr of southeast qr seven, !
North half of southeast qr nine, Ml
Northeast qr fifteen, !;'
Soutneast qr fifteen, 1
Southwest qr fifteen, Hi"
Northeast qr twenty, In' I
Southeast qr twenty, Pill
Southwest qr twenty, llio
Northeast qr twenty-one, Hid
Northwest qr twenty-one, PiO
Southeast qr, twenty-one. Joil
North half of southwest qr twenty-one, Ml
Northeast qr twenty-two. Kill
Northwest qr twenty-two, lt;i)
Southwest qr twtut-two, ICO
est halt ot southeast qr twenty-two, so
West half of northwest qr twenty-three, Ml
Northeast qr twenty-eight, Ki(t
Southeast qr twenty-eight, Kill
Northeast qr twenty-nine, Kin
Northwest qr twenty-nine, Kin
North half of southeast qr twenty-nine, Nl
Also, fractional seetinn .'(ti. in fractional tow n
ship No. S, north of range VJ, containing 1-'l.7
In the 'l)trn of Jackson, tfteitheit Ciuiii1, Iititiim.
lowii.ii, uange !-'. Section. .Acres.
East half of the southwest pr twelve, so
Northeast qr eleven, PHI
East half of northeast or fourteen, SO
South half of the southeast (jr fourteen, Ml
West half of the tiorthw est or fourteen, mi
All of these Lands arc of superior quality, having
been selected nearly tw enty years ago for agricultu
ral purposes. The title is derived by patents from
the l uited States (iovirnment. and is uiujtieMiona
able. Those in Steuben county. Indiana, consist of oak
openings, and are well adapted to the growth of
wheat.
Those in the tow 11 of Lake, Wood county. ()., con
sist ot hi odlanil, generally neaw t inioered. coiims
t:nir of oak. ash, w hit e-w ood. elm, beech, maple, and
j other varieties. In the immediate ieinityi'!' Per
j r sburg anil Toledo, they ere all of tb. in near or in
1 KTseeted bv important lines of Ur.ilroad. ru-u'.iii
east, w est and south ; and as the whole surrounding
region is becoming rapidly improved, they pie-ent
desirabl" investments for t!ioe wishing to purchase
for the purpose of improvi merit.
Apply to the subscriber at the Weddd! Ilon-e,
Cleyehmd. or at. his residence, Marquette. Lake Su
perior, Michigan ; or to his agent, s.tinucl P. Ely. at
Koehi-stcr. N. V. Infoimafioii respecting ihe lands
mav also be had of lion. N. Allen, at Toledo.
I! E.MAN P.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 22. KM.--Un2
i 'lie court house in Pcrrvshuri!- in said count v, on the
j27th day of .May next, hot wet n the hours of 12 m.
' aud 2 p. m., the following land to w it : The undi i
of ! 'ted half of the ea-t part of the south west quarter
i section No. .'(1, tow n-hip No. 5, north range No. 12,
Wood county, Ohio, taken in execution under an
ELY
siii-ntirr's s ali:.
Uachel Tucker vs. Peter W iNon
fue of an execution to me directe
.1J court
tv of Wood, Ohio, I will offer for sale at the door 01'
ot common Micas within and !
1 from the
(lie eonu-
ittachment iii the above suit.
JOHN El.Dlllv, Coron, rand Actim.
April 22d, 1.n5L 7w5.l.ss
1)Y virtue of a w rit of vi
-13 from the court of conn
Sheriff.
Ml 1:1.1 IT'S SU,I',
1". Herriek vs. Ceo. C. Lewis., oh
ndi, iVc. to me directed
mmon picas w ithin and for
j tlie county ot ood, Ohio. I w ill oiler lor sale at t lu
cid 1 door ' f the court house in Peri-ysburg, in said conn
eighty j ty. on the 27ill day of May next, between the hums
i of 12 ni. and 2 p. m., the follovving described lam!,
; to w it : The south part of the south half of section
I number tw entv-hve, ot township six, ot range mini-
li r !- 1 ..I-1 "
ber nine, in W ood county, Ohio.
Jons' El. 1 1: 1 : , Coroner and Acting Sheriff..
April 22, 185-L 7w5$1.75
Ml Kill IT'S SALi:.
Biifus llotbrook- vs. (ieo. W . Weeks.
BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the
court of common j leas within and for the coun
ty of Wood, Ohio, I w ill offer tVr sale at the door
the court house in Perrvsbur'j-, in said county, on ihe
. . ,
: S7tll ,iilv ,)t- yhly ,.xt l,eUv,.en t). ,,,m.s f 12 m.
m tlu f, ,nim j lands, to wit
I I .-T-.-.w-
'r,3 northeast nnarter of section number thirty-one.
j township number four, north of raice number nine,
m M'ood county. Ohio.
; jllIX j.-j.,,,,,,, c(II.,.er and Acting Sheriff.
j April TJ, 15 -L 7w5s 1.75 ' "
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NHiilMIT'S SALIl.
Joseph P. Smith vs. Mcfadden ,o Morrerer.
1 I V virtue of nn execution to me direct! d from the
i 1) court of common picas within and for the conn-
; i v of Wood. Ohio. I will offer fur sale, at the door
j the court house in Perrvsburg, in said cotintv, on the
27th day of May next,' betw een the hours of 12 in.
rineii land, 1o wit :
and 2 p. in., the following tlest
j The south half of the s7utheii
ist quarter -t s'-ction
live, of township three, of range ten, in Wood coun
ty, Ohio, taken in execution under nn attachment.
John Elukh, Coroner and Acting Sheriff,
ApriJ 22, 1851. 7w5$1.75
MILIUM) NUKSintY.--We are now offering
'
Pear and Cherry, both Standard mid Dwarf,
I'eacn,
Apricot,
(.Jinnee,
( lOoseberrv,
Strawberry,
AsoaraL-us,
l'luni,
Nectarine,
Kaspbeiry,
Cnrrrant,
Pie Plant.
iVe. vVe.
Also, a verv full and complete stock of
OiiinmciitjilTice.., Mmibs iunl Plants,
consisting' in part of nearly all of the i iidk i; i: i.n
our.rss and nrrinrnrs 'iitri:s and Mint us, nil
the classes of nnsi:s. the finest-sorts strong biooui-.
iitig plants, i-iiok k vivi:s and rniirri Tis, Hiinev
suckle, Oreeian Siik A "in.. Ivv.t.: Pa-onias.
i BKDHINO OPT" PLANTS.
; such as Verbenas. Petunias, Dahlias, Carnations,
fuchsias. (Jeraniiuns, Kmiuc Plants. c. k;e. Also,
: '" i (- inn! 1 1, it Hdusc 'iiifx...fi-Y'
i All orders, whether on tlie ground or b 'mail, if
j aei ipanieil by ea-h or satisfactory reference-, w hi-n
!from strangers, will receive prompt and careful at
tention. With our present large and f.ne slock we
are doterinim d to do our share towards supphing
: The wants of the West.
! We furnish, y rat uitonsh ,
ilo.
'i'liose who may order it bv m
our oeseriptive ( 'at:i-
nild i-n-
.close two postage stamps to prepay postage.
' 7 "'"'To the people of Wood and adjniiiiuu' coun-
ties we otter renew i d. inducement to plant orchards
1 of choiee fruit.
i MAIHIOCKS. PEKIOO vl PKENTICE.
I Toledo. March in. 1 -." I . Im2
I Jos!;iii roi,i v,
FASIIIU.XMII.K IIATTKH.
' Toi.i:i", ()nii.
AM now in receipt of a full assortment of spring
styles, as follow s :
in and Heater :
d (.hied: a,,d ;i full
Mlth IIA'1 S, fur l.t:d
Beebe Co.'s Mole-!;
(icnin's Moh -lviu ;
l.earv ,V Co.'s Moleskin :
Also. CAPm. Cloth, silk a
assortment of Soft and Ko
Wool.
All who tiud it trouble. ome to wear a new hat
can have one lined pcrf-ctly To the head bv our
c(Fin:MATi:n;.
w hich is the most oerlect ucn liine for that miriiose
A I'.'
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f
ever made. mh 27 "tf
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I SI 1 I L mid a'trai-ive seiies oi Hooks for
llh-r la oi.le ; eiidiraein" r ents connected with
t!i early nUtorv of the country, and lives of distin
guished nn n : w r'tteii w i:!i niiieli cue and in an en
tertaii.i.ig and instructive iii;ii;ht, w ith illus;:-.itioi,s
of iinpoil nit events, and beaut if it !! i lb nnina ted title
pages: coii.ainini.- the ii f I ai.li I Web-ler. the
great A n-.i-tiean s iatesinan. ith iniinerotis aucedotes
illustrative of his character, and the follow in-- iibis
tiations: oiii.L" Hat. iel in tlieSaw Mill: Wt bst.-r
tisliing t'rv sin. i-r : M'el.st,.r .h-clitiii,:.-- the clerk
ship: We!is-er oo( tnti'.iiur the Constitution: The
Hunker Hill ( 'eleliraf ion ; Websti-r at Fam-nil Hail ;
Mai shthdii, the residence of Websttr; A cb-ter on
his l'arm.
The Life of 1 1 l it v ( la v. the Miil-boy of the Slash
es, nine illustrations.
Th" Life of I'.eniami'i franklin, nine illustrations.
Lite of (ieu. Wal,i;ii:ton. i. ine illustrations.
Life of Marlon, nine illustrations.
Lite of Lafayette, nine illustrations.
Life of W illiam Penn. nine illustrations
Life f Andrew Jackson, nine illustrations.
( )hl Bell of IndetielidetK
177', nine illustrations.
The Yankee Tea Partv, and
Kevobitiou, nine illustrations.
Containinvr in all lnii illustrations.
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moral tone, ami can safely be placed in the hands of
younu' pcopln ; they contain numerous anecdotes il
lustrative of the early history of our country, and
are well adapted for family or school libraries.
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Copies will lie sent by mail, free of postage, upon
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' LINDSAY ,x: BLACKIS'1 ON, Publishers,
:tw12 25 South Cth street. Philadelphia.
1'or file.
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il excellent little l'arm of a mile west of Bow 1
ing (fi-een, of IHi acres, -o improved, with voting
orchard. A;c , situated on a ood road, for terms,
price, kv., inquire at this oliiee. S. CLABK.
A D.MINTSTll ATOllS' NOTICE.- Notice is
Ix. hereby given that, the subscribers have been
:
appointed and qualified as administrators on the es-
tate of William Munn, tleceascd. late of ood to.,
Ohio. NANCY MI NN, .
LEE MOOKE.
April 25, 85l.' 8w.'i
: Ebenecr
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siiiiHirr sMii:.
firaham") Bv virtue of a writ of exe-
vs. .einion to me directed and ile-
of 1 John Y. Fish. S liven-.l. from tin- court of eom-
i nion pleas of Wood county. Ohio, I will offer for
; sale at the door of the court house in Perrvsburg. on
the 2 tli day ot May next, lietvveen the hours ot 12
in. and 2 p. in., tlie following laud, to wit : The west
half of the southeast quarter of section 2", town
ship No. 5. north of range 12, in Wood county, Ohio,
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
April 22, 1854. 7w5$ l,W