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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
DITCH NOTICE...To David Hutchinson. Jack

DITCH NOTICE.--ToD David Hutchinson, Jack
Dson Isyler. Winfield Casper, Robert Paine. Hen
rv W5ARer, the of the following lands to
wit: South quarter of the north quarter of
section 25 township 8, range o. 40 west half of
the north east quarter section 25 township s. rae o.
50 north east of the north quarter
fsection 25, townships range o. 40 acres south west
quarter Of the south et quarter of section "a township
s. range o. 50 north west quarter of the south
quarter of section "a, township Orange 94C
north quarter of the south quarter of section
o. township range O. 40 south quarter of
the north east quarter of section "a township
40 south west quarter of the north quarter
of section "a township s. range o. 40 acres south east
quarter of the north west quarter of section a. town
ship g. range g. 40 acres; north west quarter of the
north east quarter of section "a township s. range o.
40 west part Of the north east quarter of the
north quarter of section a. township range g.
20 acres east part of the north east quarter OF the
north west quarter Of section "a township range O.
90 half of the south quarter of section
49, township g. range Q, so east hafof the south
half ofsouh west quarter section 49, township range
o. 90 north half north east of south quar-
ter section 49, township range o, 20 acres south half
south half north of south west quarter section 10
township 8, range o. 20 acres west half of the north
east quarter of section 49, township range 80 acres
south quarter of the north quarter of section
49, township s. range O. 40 north quarter OF
the north quarter of section 49, township g.
O. 40 acres west half of the east half of south east
quarter. section l2 township s. range o. 40 acres
east half of half of south quarter section IL
township 8, range g. 40 west half OF south east
quarter section r. township g. range so acres south
quarter OF north quarter section H. township
s. range o. 40 acres south half of south quarter
of north east quarter section r. township D. range
20 acres north half of south quarter of north
east quarter section u, township g. range 20 acres
north east quarter of north east quarter, section IL
township 5, range 0, 40 acres north of north
quarter section l2 township B. range g. 40 acres You
are hereby notified that the Trustees of Weston and
Washington townships will meet the house of Rob
ert Brisbane, in Weston township. the 18th day o
October, 1856 for the purpose ofewng locating and
appOTtionng ditch or water course commencing al
a culVert ON the road, few rods of Brisbane
house thence running north the feasible route
for said ditch water course until it intersects the
half section line running north and south in section Il
Washing township thence along said line till it in
torsects the branch of Tontogony creek, thence
follow the channel of said creek to the Kellogg road
| and there TO terminate.
! Sent. 4, 1S5G-l7wGS 1867.
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NOTICE is hereby given to Joseph Larwill, Will
~ lam Bartcn, Jonathan AkenbeTger, Robert Nc
Comb, II. B. Ely Lyman Kendall, Smith & Spraguc,
John Moon. al, Rodoph Matthias, the owners of
land along said line herein described will take notice
that the Trustees of Lake township, Wood county,
Ohio, will meet at the place of beginning, the 10Th
of October lay out and establish ditch water
course commencing fifteen feet of the south east
corner of section 80 thence running due north until
about 800 rods through section 10, then east rods,
then due north to the north line of section 90
VIM. JEFFERY Petitioner.
Co.. 1sse 1-wGso Ak
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". I, COOk, Shif. " OOd county,
August II. lSj6--l iwiS3.25.
Probate Court of Wood County.

Morris z. Beall and Jacob U.lcry. AGms, va ASnc'
Beall.
TJNO Agnes Beall. Joshua q. Bcall, John +. Bcnll.
L Charles VI. Beall. Susan G. Beall Parker BcGl
Resin Beull, Thomas Benl CRtlnrue Gayle, RtbCCca
Bale Elizabeth lllispie kesiah Cooper, and the un-
known heirs and legal representatives of Margaret
Campbell, James Beall and Mariah Bradley who are
heirs and legal representatives of Neal q. Beall dee
You hereby informed that the 18th day of
August, 4. ID. 1856, the above named administrators
filed petition in the Probate court Of Wood county.
Ohio the object and prayer of which ito obtain
der for tho sale of the following real estate OF the said
Neal G.. Bcall dec, to wit: The southeast quarter
Of section twenty three in township north Of
range twelve, in said county containing hundred
and sixty acres.
Said petition will be heard on the 2d day of October
next ASHER COOK.
August 81, ,ls5G.---l5w4$2.s7. Atty for Pl'f.
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TT Two booksellers were recently driven
out Of Mobile, Alabama, for keeping and sell
ing books which were thought to breathe a
spirit of freedom. Perhaps they contained the
Declaration Of Independence. A free country
~ go
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The Tippccanoe Demonstration.

AnS GtppcCHnOe REORGANIZATION.
On Wednesday of last week the unterri6ed
held mass convention at Tippecapoe. Et-
forts beyond all precedant were made to col
lect together mass of people corresponding
in numbers with ordinary Republican conven-
lions. The drumming up extended for more
than two hundred miles in every direction
ftom that famous battle ground, and the big
guns of the party, with John G. Breckenridge
at the head, were announced to have posi-
lively engaged to be present The day came,
and the shattered remnants Of once power
ful party, gathered at the appointed place
The estimates OF the number in attendance
vary from 10000 to 200, 900, according to
the amount of total depravity still retained by
the grown-up natural-born sinners. The
outside limits of the truth may be seen in the
fact that the entire audience was addressed
from one stand by Breckenridge, who has not
the voice of Bill Allen. In addition 10 Breck-
enridge, Cass, Douglas, Prince John, James
Clay, the son of immortal Harry who barely
escaped the idocy of his brother, and Dick
inson, were in attendance. COL Churchill,
the dunghill fowl of Henry county, who was
pitted against Wood, was unavoldably de-
tanned at home, TO the great disappointment
of the meeting ...
A gentleman who was present says he new
er saw more complete picture Of dispair
Than when be looked upon that audience
They reminded him of starved horse turn
ed upon plowed ground
The theme of Breckenridge was the Union
of course, and the crocodile taars rolled down
his reverend cheeks as he preached the di
vinity Of slavery and contemplated the bust
that would follow his defeat. He certainly
had not read the opinion passed upon Union
croakers by Judge Bates, Of Missouri, and
Gen. Houston, of Texas, or he would have
spared his eye-water and saved his credit.
The only benefit said to have been derived
from this meeting, is an advance in the
whiskey market
Little did Gen. Harrison think, when pla-
cling his life in jeopardy at Tippecanoe in de-
fence of free institutions and freemen, that at
so early day it would be chosen as the spot
for grand rally of slavery extensionists, to
hear speeches from Shareholders who claim
that God and the Bible sanction and sustain
human bondage
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nITCH NOTICE.--To Robert G. Corwin. Cover
~ nor Edwards, John Segnl, the heirs OF Sumner
Stone, ]. N. Westcott, the heirs OF Shelter, or the
owners of the following described lands to wit: the
n W / of the n. W. of section 10, r. 4, X. l2-40
acres and the N. of the s. +. and s Of the N f.
l. S. 4. T. 4, X. l2lGO acres, and the N. W of .,
T T. ~. and the n. of the S. W. /, and s. of tho
s. s. 8, T. A. r. 12--12O acres, and the N. Of the
n l.. s. a. T. 4, X. 1880 acres you are hereby no
tilted that the Trustees ofMongomery township Mood
county, Ohio, will meet at the house OF Wilson Hol-
comb the 25th day of September 1856 for the pur-
pose of viewing, locating, and apportoning ditch. or
course, asfolows: commencing on the township
| line between Montgomery and Freedom townships,
thence running south near the section line be
tween sections and a. Montgomery township, until 1t
strikes or near the post between said sections at
which point said ditch forks, branch running in
south easery direction nearly possible varying
only where ridges interfere and the other branch run
ming in south westerly direction VARYING above un-
til they intersect the FTeeport and Portageye road
| where said ditch terminates. GEORGE KELLER.
| Aug. 81, 1S56-l5w5$4.5O, WILSON HOLCOMB
! Also the above named persons or the owners of
the above described lands hereby notified that at
the above named time and place, the aforesaid trIs-
tees will vew locate and apportion an extension of the
above named ditch as follows: commencing on or near
the post between sections and A. MOntgomerytow
ship running due south, or as nearly possible.
VARYING only where the ridges interfere until il inter
sects the Freeport PortageVe rond where said ditch
will terminate. tAug q, ls6O---l5NbSlI6
| NOTICE is hereby given to Dudley and Germain
! ~ Champion. or H. b, Ealy Cleveland and Toledo
/ r. II: Company. John Croco, La Fayette Eggelston.
! BENJAMIN EggestOn, Lyman Kendall, or the owners
of land along said line herein described, Will take no
ice that the trustees of Lake Township. Wood coun-
y, Ohio will meet at the place OF beginning on the 81
of October 1856 to lay out and establish dtch or
water course commencing ten feet south of the N.
corner of section 90, thence running due east until il
ntersecs with the branch Of the west branch of
Iowards rum about eighty rods east Of the N W cor
ner of section 23. u. g.. "a q fuLi IL AM.
GAIT Just received; salt in barrels and sacks.
> for butter and family use, at GEO. POWERS,
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Pergy!gburg, Thursday, Sept. II, 1856
TAME N0TdCT!

The six months,probllion allowed subscri-
bers TO this paper is drawing to close, and
those who wish to avail themselves of the ad.
vance rates should not delay too long, as we
must adhere 10 our published terms. ..
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Wood County oonft of common I,Ieas.

John Mains VS.. Watson Snow, and Ezra Brown.
TNHE Defendants, Watson Snow and Ezra Brown
l. will take notice that the Plaintiff John Mains
the 22d day of August A. D. 1856 fled petition in
said Court of pleas setting forth sale on or
about the 18th of June, 1897, of the equal undi-
vided half Of the east half of the south east quarter
of section 10, in township one. in the Reserve Of u
miles square. in Perrysburg township, in said Wood
county to said Defendants from sad Plaintiff also the
execution of mortgage at the time, by said De
PENDANTS to Plaintiff the premises above desrr-
bed except that they described therein being
in township O) of said Reserve, instead of town
ship (1) of the same, but that it the intention
and agreement of said defendants mortgage
said premises first above described to secure the
balance of the purchase money unpaid that the cond-
tion of said mortgage that the be a securi-
ty for the payment Of 800 June 18th 1sI3 of 500
June 18TH lSI4 and of $50 June 18TH 1s45, with in
terest said from June 49, 1872 expressed in
the condition of certain bond executed and deliver
ed to him at the time, that said bond Is wholly
due and unpaid that plaintiff has been obliged to pay
large amounts ofaNes and to redeem said from
tax times that lie has paid thereforin prn
cple and interest the of $G3 S2lO0, The prayer
of said petition is that the sad error in sad mortgage
be rectifed, that Plaintiff have Judgment for the
amount due in the said bond with interest por cent
to wit: S7S3 74l00, and for taxes paid and titles
redeemed $63 S21O0; that the same he decreed he
lean said premises. and that the same be sold to
pay the and for other proper relief Defendants
further notified that unless they demur
to said petition before the 25th day of October
next, judgment will be taken against them by default.
by MURRAY DODGE,
Aug. 2S lSjG-16wGS7.3l PLAINTIFFS Attys.
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1872 Fulton street, New Nor

no Alexander Duncan. Timothy Baker, ID. a. Van
J. valkenburg, Elizabeth Christ, Isaac Dubbs, ST.
mon D. Corey, and Jacob Whistler YOU notified
that tine county commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio
at their September session. \. D. 1876, ordered view
and survey OF a county road follows. to wit; Com
mcncng at the s. quarter post of section 81. town
NJ range f., Jackson thence n the quarter lines
of sections 3i 2l, 90 49, 10, and g. TO the n. line o
said township. and that the viewers and surveyor will
meet at the house David Tyner in said Jackson
ship on the 23d day of October, 1856. to view and
port on said road. By PRIcE JEFFERSON,
Sept, 4. lsj6-17w4+ Auys for Petitioners
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ES' This week we commence the publica-
ton Of the act to incorporate the State Bank
of Ohio and other Banks, which will not be.
come a law until voted for by the people,
Read it carefully and vote intelligently.
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DITCM NoTICE.--To Henry Warner, Arstm-

hitch NOTICE.--To Henry Warner, Arstu
-Dchus Champion, VIM. II. Manly, I. Goodrich, Jolp
Shriner Johnaan Akenberger and the heirs of George
Swgart the owners of the following lands, TO wit
The T.! and the s. +. of the s. W. Of section 2S
and the $. T.. of section 2l, and the s. W Il. and
W. of the s. E. of section %, and the w Of the
y. W. /. and the W. $. W. section %, and the W.
and L. of the n. f. and the n +. | Of the n. T..
of section 33, township T. range IL, Wood county
Oho you hereby notified that the trustees of Lake
township, Wood county. Ohio, will meet at James
McLargn's Monday September goth, 1856, for
viewing locating aud appOrtionug ditch or water
course, as follows: Commencing Mt the W. post Of
section "a, thence running north parallel wihth cuun-
ty road between sections "a 2S 3 and "a until strikes
near the n W corner of secticn -, said ditch
lie 10 feet from the center of said road
west thence in north eastery direction until it inter
the branch of Crane Creek there term
nate; and also a branch ditch water course
mencng 50 rods of the west line Of section - aud
feet south of the $. W. of the :. +. Of tho
:. W. of section IS, thence running parallel East
with the section line between scctiors 2s and 80 until
it intersects the maiu ditch at said county road
ELIAS liANELl,
JAMES NrLAEGiN, Pet'urs
JOHN SHRlNTR.
AuCust is5G--lINytr
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THESE CONSOLIDATED coNrANIEs
Will FxHIRIT At

"TLL FxHIBIT AT
MAUMEE CITY, Saturday, September 49,.
Doors open at and O'Clock, p. NJ per
formance to commence half an hour after
opening. Es- Admit.ance 25 cents. No
half price. Will also exhibit at Nom oe S. p
tember |, Toledo September l2, Fremont
September l5 j. w. BANCKER, Ag't.
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RAISING MES-Rev. E. H. Chaplin, in a
speech made at Boston, said that " the best
piece of spring work that could be done would
be to take some of our living politicians and
pow them in, and then take the ashes OF
The glorious dead ones, and scatter them
abroad as gusno, in hope Of better crop"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wood Common Pleas.


- FtIIVIUH lot II OfecIOHuTt.
]. a. Hall "a. Frederick Hatch Ind Alnira Hatch,
1NO Frederick Hatch and Almia Hatch you are
i hereby Informed that J Augustus Hall on the 26h
day of August, 1856 filed q petition in the Court of
common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, tho object and
prayer of which is TO recover against the defendant
Frederick Hatch Judgment on a note given by him
to said Hail. for hundred and eight dollars with in-
terest from the20th day of July, 1856 and for sale
of the following described mortgoged premises pay
said judgment, to wit: The south quarter of
of the south east quarter of section 32 ranSe u in tonw
ship 8, containing 40 acres in Wood county. 0hioy
You therefore notified that unless you appear and
answer demur to said petition by the 18th day of DC
tober next the same will be- taken confessed and
Judgment rendered thereon the next term of said
court thereafter. ASHER COOK,
August %, lS5G-lGwG$9sQ. Atty forPlff
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0F~For two weeks we have been disap-
pointed in getting paper, and have thus failed
to meet the Fostoria mail. We trust SINH
lar state of affairs will not again exist soon.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

III htdi ny oiu'i vi Nou'
ON the 2Oth day of September 1856 at O'Clock in
Ohe afternoon, at the door of the court house. in
the town of Perrysburg will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate the property of Mat
thew Hill deceased to wit: The north quar- ter OF
the north west half of section 2S township NJ r.
subject to the dover estate of the widow.
JOHN OSBORN, Admir- Of
PRICE JEFFERsoH, Attys. Matthew HILL dec d.
August 2S, lS56-lGw4S2.76
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NOTICE is hereby given thnt my wife, Rebecca
~ Tucker has left my bed, board andresidence with
ont any Just cause whatever. therefore all per-
will pay no debts of her contracting after this date
ALBERT C.-TUCKER.
GILLrAD, ONO, August 81, 1S56-l6w3$l
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General Houston administered direct hit
at Mr.. Fillmore in his closing speech in the
Senate last week. " They tell me-" said the
brave old man, elf Fremont is elected, forty
thousand bayonets will bistle about the Capt.
to--that the South, in fact, will secede. Mr..
President. l scorn the suggestion 4! There
will be neither bristling bayonets nor secession.
If Col. Fremont shall be elected by majori-
ty of he people, though | am not his suppor-
Ter. shall respect the majority of the people ;
and to Colcuel Fremont, as the Chief Magis-
trate of their choice, shall pay my respect
fu homage"
And so will all the rest, North and South,
Mr. Fimllore himself included, notwithstan1-
ing his silly speech.
Col Lane in his speech at Lafayette, Indi-
ana. stated that there were more saw mills
in Kansas than in the whole state of Missouri.
Most Of these were erected through the exer-
tons of the Massachusetts Aid Society"
This is the way Northern men have interfered
with Kansas Affairs
CoxTRAcTs FOR Hoes "A very general dis
position exists at Cincinnati, it is said, 10
make contracts for hogs for November deliv-
cry at 6S, and at this rate, there are more
buyers than sellers. The Price Current OF
that city says
The injury done to the corn crop by the
continued dry weather, is leading to a irmer
feeling on the part of owners, and there are
very few offerings just now, nor have we
heard of any contracts during the last two
weeks. Prudent dealers consider this rate
above safe poiat, and are not willing tc
have anything to de with such contracts,
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A UGUST 22d, 1856. James Maginnis administrator
n of the estate Of G. W. Hoobler, this day filed his
administrator of said estate, for final set
tement which will be for hearing the 22d day of
September, 1856. JOHN A. KELLEY,
August 2S, lS5f-lGw4F Probate Judge.
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TIGHT ROPE DANCING, SLACK ROPE
VAULTlNH,
Performances OF Trick Horses, and Learned
Ponies. GymnaStic Ecats, Wonders o! Equi-
librium, Posturing and Pantoininic.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12
THE STATE CONTENTION.

The Mass State Convention met at White River
Junction on Tuesday of last week, and ratified the
nominations made at Montpelier, on the 9th Of
May.
1t was one Of the largest Conventions ever held
in Vermont, and on national topics the enthusiasm
was great. Its action in seconding the nominations
made at Montpelier met with but little enthusiasm.
To say that the ticket it now stands is satsfac
tory to majority Of the ant-admnistration voters
in this county, would be entirely incorrect. 1t
meets with no very warm response.
As this is the year for national politics to claim
paramount importance we presume the candidates
will be elected by large majority.
II is proper to state that Gov. Fletcher had, as
was not generally known, withdrawn his declen-
sion Of the American nomination before the meet
ing Of the Convention Of last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

States protection, and joined fremont The
leading Californians were also joining him.
His conciliaiory course drew them rapidly TO
him. The Picus, who were the leading men
of the revolt (Don Pho, Don Andres and Don
Jesus,) became his friends. California, be-
come independent Of Mexico by The revolt of
the Picos, and independent Of them by the re-
volt Of the American settlers, bad its destiny
to fulfll--which was, to be handed over to the
United Sta,es. So that its incorporation with
the American Republic was equally sure in any
and every event.