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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07
The County COuycn,ion.
Central Committee.

The convention at Bowling Green, on Sat
urday last. was well attended, and from the
spirit manifested, we have no doubt but the
fires of Republicanism are brightly burning
in Wood county. The most cheering reports
resched us from all quarters. A few who at
first hesitated, through an ardent attachment
for old party friends, have yielded to the
demands Of principles, and now give cor
dial and enthusiastic support to the Republi-
can nominees. The Fillmore vote will be
less than that given to Trimbe last fall, and
the Republican ranks will be materially in
creased by accessions from the thinking por-
ton of the Democratic party. Many persons
who have always, heretofore, supported the
nominees of the Democratic party were pres
ent and took an active part in the convention,
andin several instances we heard it remarked
that there was not Fillmore man in their
townships.
The nominees Of the convention are all
good men, and if elected will doubtless dis
charge the duties of their several offices in
manner creditable to themselves and their
supporters, and in accordance with the best
interests of the county.
For the important Office of Commissioner,
George Laskey is perhaps the best man that
could have been selected. During his pres
eut term Of Office, Mr.. L. has exhibited q
peculiar fitness for the post that marked him
as the most suitable person for commissioner
and of his triumphant election there can be
no doubt.
Mr.. Norton, our candidate for Sheriff, is ar
energetic and correct business man, in ever,
way competent to make popular officer
We regard his election as fixed fact.
For Recorder, Sylyanus Hatch, Esq, i
peculiarly qualified. He is good penman
an upright, honest man, too old to perform
his accustomed hard physical labor, and nc
blessed with enough property to support him
self and family in their declining years with
out the active industry of his Toll worn hands
Being in every respect competent for tn
Office to which he has been nominated, hi
felow-cilizens will not fail to elect him.
We have no acquaintance with Nelso
Hinton, our candidate for Snrveyor, but h
is represented to be in every way qualife
for the office.
Our friend John Elder, the honest cripnl,
will make good Coroner.
Upon the whole, this is undoubtedly
strong ticket, and one upon which the RepuI
lican forces will harmoniously unite
We repeat that we have no doubt as 10 n
successes Of the entire ticket.
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Resolued, That we approve of the course
of Hon. +. D. Peck in the Legislature, and Of
Hon. Richard Mot and B. f. Wade in Con-
grsss, as fully canying out the principles of
the platform on which we stand.
Resolve1, That in the nominees Of this
convention, we recognize "good men and
true" and that we will do all In our power
TO secure their election.
On motion, the proceedings of the Con
Yention were ordered to be published in the
Perrysburg Journal.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
SAMUEL NJ. CHlLCOTE, Pres'nt.
E. A. HIeGINs, Sec'ry.
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From the Toledo Blade.
MIR. Myers Repudiates the Cincinnati Plat
form.
TOLEDO, july 30, 1856.

TOLEDO, JULT 90, 1856.
EDITOR BLADE A copy of the enclosed
article was sent to the Delta Press with re-
quest to have it published in that paper, but
the Press being a neutral paper, its editor did
not feel at liberty to publish it.
now send it to you for publication, in or
der that my reasons may be known for de-
clining to have my name farther used as a
candidate for Congress, (although Ihad pre-
viously assented, and as my justification for
separa ing from many of my political friends
with whom | have long acted and for whom
l entertain the highest regard. But prefer
ing the approval of my own conscience TO
any other consideration, am forced into the
position | now assume, o position, which l
believe to be consistent with Jeffersonian
Democratic principles and antecedents of the
Democratic party. l cannot rupport any
party whose organization 1 am satisfied is
used to aid the extension of Slavery into fee
territory.
The article for the Delta Press was written
in great haste, in order to have it published
in tine to relieve my friends from any en-
barrasment in the choice of delegates to the
Democratic Congressional convention. Be
ing out of the State, circumstances beyond
my control delayed its publication.
JAMES MYERS.
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PerrySbnrg, Thursday, Aug. 7, 1886
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0III1 II IT > ~ III.
John d. Bacon vs.. William jackson

John d. Bacon vs.. W lillian jackson.
DY virtue Of vcndi writ Of execution to me directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house, in PerryGburg,
On Saturday September g. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r.
of said day. the north half OF the north quarter
of section number thirty'sx l}G Of township number
five o. north. of range number ee'pn east contain
ing eighty also, the south eight s rod strip Of
the south quarter of the north quarter of the
section. town, and range containing four acres
more less all in Wood county, Ohio.
WI. COOK, Shift Wood county, O.
MURRAY 4 DoDGE, Atty's for plf.
July 81. lS'I(i--I2W.jS2 so.
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Eg-We make the following extract from a
private letter from friend in Chicago. He
says "The prospects are favorable for Fre-
mont in this State. The Germans are going
for him to man in this city. Fillmore is
not heard Of, but tie Lokies are trying to
draw some off in that direction, but it won't
take"
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Congressional, Electoral and judicial Con-

The Republican Electors of the 9TH Congressional
District, comprising the counties of Lucas Wood Full
ton, Henry. Williams, Defiance, Paulding, Putnam.
Nanwertand Hancock are requested to send delegates
10 Convention, to be held at Defiance the second
Tuesday in September, to nominate candidate for
Representative in Congress- also to appoint Eoctor
for said District The counties will send such number
Of Delegates as they may deem proper and the Con-
yenton when assembled will determine nnon the basis
ofrepresentation to which each county viii be entitled
A S. LATrY,
WooIsEY WELLS,
p. c. BAsErT, tCentral Committee
ASHER Cook,
SAML- D. ScoTT,
July 81 1856
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". & IT. IIa1Iins y. Peter 7, PeHchen.
DN virtue Of yeudi writ of execution in the above
II entitled 10 directed and delivered from the
court Of common pleas Of Wool county, Ohio | will
offer for sale at tie door Of tie house in Perys
burg,
On S1tErigy Ssft,UtJ,r g. 1896,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock.
=. ~. OF said day InLot number four a. in the town OF
Portage in Wood county Ohio with the appurtenances.
W. l.. COOK, Shift. Wood county, O.
NURRAy DODGE, Attys. for plF.
July 81, lsitj-- I2w,iS2. -.
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THE THRILLING NARRATIVE.

We have received few copies of the narrative of
the who buried for fourteen days seven hun
dred feet under ground, in the Blue Rock Coal Mines
which we will sell chenp
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Jane II. Wood vs.. James Lynch


DG virtue OF order Of sale to directed ard de-
ID livered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio will Oe: for sale, the door of the
court house, in Perryshurg,
On Saturday, September 6, 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock r.
of said dav, road number seventy T4) Of
township number six o. range number twelve l2,) of
Maumee and Western Reserve road lands, in Wood
county, Ohio.
W. L. COOK, Shift. Wood county, o.
MrRRAY & DoDGE, Atty's for plff.
,Tuly n. lS56--I2WJS2 :lS
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O. The mass convention at Dayton last
week was tremendous affair, 75 TO 100000
persons being present Cassius NJ. Clay,
Buringame, Smith, and a host of other speak
ers we c in attendance.
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O3'Tho Republicans of Texas are forming
an electoral ticket. There are said to be
more Frem, mt men in Texas than there are
Buchaniers in Rhode Island.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

RyDrooks and Keitt have been returned
to congress without opposition, So their con-
stituents are in favor of bullies.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

0F@Ole Bull has contributed $500 towards
establishing Norwegian Fremont paper in
Wisconsin.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

ES'-There is dwarf boy in Elmira, New
York, who has for some time iudulged in the
daily use of lludanum, and it is stated that
he now drinks two ounces every afternoon,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


SHERIFF'S SALE
f. Biinn for j. llollister r. Sawyer & N d. Blinn
By virtue Of an execution TO ne directed snd deliy-
cred from the court of common pleas of Wood county
Ohto viii offer for sale the door of the court house
In ferryshurg. Wood county, Ohio, on the 23d day OF
August. \. ID. 1856, between the hours of 10 A N.
and T. W. OF said day the following described prom
crtY, to wit: One black mare and one two horse yar
on taken as the property Of Reuben Sawyer
August = lsi5--l3w3tl2O.
The state of Ohio, Wood County, So.
NOTICE IS hereby given that special term of the
District Court Of the state Of Ohio within and FOR
the said County II Wood will be held on FRIDAY .be
I-th day uf September next at nine o'cloc, A. NJ
By order Of District Court. JOHN WEBB CIerl,
August :. l>ji.-l3w5$l l.5O.
SHERIFF. SALE.
John Bates ct al, administrator of W H. Co,lrser ys
Lorin /. LOOMS.
II virtue ot ar order ~ sale il the above entitled
- case. TO directed and delivered from The cpu1t
OF comnou pleas # " ood county Ohio will offer for
sac' at tie door Of the co-rt house in Pcrryshurg
IN SItHraGg, S-gfsmb,r IT, i--.
between the hours Of TO o'clock b. w. AID o'r,or'.
r. M Of said day. that part Of eighty acres Of land w.
in= west ut the ActEchru.gi' road bcir the south
half Of the south east quarter of section No tlirt,si
go in towushP No, six o. north of range No. eleven
ll,l IN Wood county, Ohio
". l. COOK. Sh'f Wood county. O.
NyHEAT & Donor, Attys. for ulf
July 81, l~5G--l2Wis2.II.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

A. NJ. Thompson vs.. Amasa Franklin ct. al.
DG virtue Of a yend writ of execution to me directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas of
offer for sale the door Of the court house. in Per-
rysburg
On SatUrday, September 6. 1856
between tho hours of 10 o'clock, NJ, and O'clock
NJ of said day the north half of the south quarter
of section number thirtysix 1867 of township number
six TO- north. of range number ten lO) east in Wood
county, Ohio, containing eighty more or less
W. l.. COOK, Shift. Wood county, o.
MURRAY & DopGE Atty's fer rf,
July 2l, lS5J--l l2wj$2,62,
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made On Saturday last.
Eg- If the readers of the Toledo Times do
not become adopts in blackguardism, it will
be no fault Of its editors, for it is one Of the
prominent features of their sheet. They have
been treating us to some of their most choice
billingsgate. We could rot respond to any
such language, and would not if we could
By-the.bye, that sheet also talks loudly about
"black republicans" "negro- worshippers,
&C., all of which is very strange, since but
short time ago Smith was considered most
devoted friend to colored people, and hugged
them to his generous bosom with most amor
Gus affection. lie even worshipped them, Cor
one of them, and while his heart went pit
a-pat with love-throbs, his lips sweetly, afcc-
tionately, and with great emotion sang
o. Dinah dear, I lubs you so.
1t greyes my heart to let you go.
The fruits of that attachment we cannot de-
scribe, but an artist has promised to furnish
life-like portrait of it.
EY"It is stated that the democratic central
committee for this county, have issued call,
through the Cleveland Plain Dealer, for a
county nominating convention. to be held at
Bowling Green on Saturday next. So they
are determined to 60 through the motions,
and as they have no organ in this place, we
will give them reasonable space in our col
umns for the publication of their proceedings
and resolutions, and will insert their ticket
for the usual announcement fee; if the can
didates think their prospects worth one dollar
each. We do this merely to accommodate
our friends in the Democratic party.
EF We learn that the meetings he'd in
Bowling Green and West Millgrove last week,
we've largely attended, and that the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. The speeches made
by s. N. Wood were listened to with the
greatest interest, and he was frequently inter
rupted by outbursts of applause from his
hearers. Those who seek to extend slavery
into Kansas, and are numbering and impris-
oning freemen for daring to be free, and de-
stroying their property for opinions sake,
need not come to Wood county for sympathy
A SToRM.-We learn that a powerful hur-
ricane passed over a portion of this county
on Monday last. At Scotch Ridge, the trees
were torn up by the roots and thrown in
every direction, killing animals and doing
much damage. Mrs. Stewart had three
sheep killed, Robert Fenton lost one COW, and
John Fenton one. 1t is said to have been
most terrific in its character, and did much
damage to haystacks, corn, fruit, dc.
0THon. Samuel Galloway is a candidate
for reelection to Congress in the Franklin
district. The sentiments of his constituents
was so unanimous that the formality of a
convention was dispensed with. Mr.. G, is a
representative of whom the Republicans oi
Ohio may well be proud. His reelection is
fixed fact.
O. The mass convention at Dayton last
week was a tremendous affair, rs TO 100000
persons being present. Cassius NJ. Clay
Burlingame, Smith, and host of other speak
ers we in attendance.
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Charles Miller vs.. Charles Nibelung.
DY virtue of order of sale in this case to me di-
ID rected and delivered from the of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at the
door of the court house, in Perrysburg,
On Saturday. September 6, 1856
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r
NJ of said day, the north half of the south west quav
ter of section number twenty-six (2G) of township num-
Der five @ north, Of range number ten lO) also, the
south half of the north quarter of section number
tweny-three (230 of township number five (5) north,
of range number ten (lO) all in Wood county. Ohio
and containing in all 100 acres, more or less.
W, l.. COOK. Shhf Wood county, o.
MURRAY DoDGE, Atty's for plf.
July 81. IS5li--I I2y5So So
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| O'CLOCK. 2. III

On motion, the convention then adjourned
until / o'clock, p. NJ.
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Gcicitc0.
THE CRIMINAL WITNESS,

In the spring of '48, | was called tc
Jackson to attend Court, having been
engaged TO defend a young man accused
of ro0bipg the man. | had long con-
ference with my client, and be acknowl-
edged to nc, that on the night when the
mail was robbed, he had been with a
party OF dssi pu;ed companions over to
Topham, and that on returning, they
met the mail carrier on hors seback, com
ing from Jackson. Some Of lis com
panions were very drunk, and they pro-
posed to stop the carrier, and overhaul
his bag. The roads were very muddy
at the time, and the coach could not
run. My client assured mo that he not
only had no hand in robbing the mail
but that lie tried to dissuade his com
pauious But they would not listen to
him, One of them slipped up behind
the carrier and knocked him from the
horse. They then bound and blind
folded him, and having tied him to a
tree, they took the mail bag, and made
off to neighboring field, where they
oyerhaulcd it, tuding some five hundred
dollars in various letters, lie wen
with them, but in no way did he hav,
any hand in the crime Those who die
it, fed, and as the carrier had recoguiz
ed him in the party, he had been ar
rested.
The mail bag had been fonnd as wei
as tie letters. These letters, from
which money had been taken, wer,
kept, by order Of the officers, and du
plicatcs sent to the various persons tC
whom they were directed. These let
ters had been given to nc for examina
tion, and | had returned them to the
prosecuting attorney.
! got through with my private prelim
iuaries about noon, and as the case
would not come up before the next day,
| went into the court to SEQ what was
going on. The 6rst case which came
up was one Of theft, aud the prisoner
was young girl not moro than seven
teen years Of age, Elizabeth Madworth.
She was very pretty, and bore that mild
innocent look, which we seldom 6nd
in culprit She was pale and fright
cucd, and the moment my eyes rested
upon her, | pitied her. She had been
weeping protuscly, for her bosom was
wot, hut Us she found so many eyes
upon her, ,hc became too much fright
ened to weep more.
The complaint against her set forth
that she had stolen one hundred dollars
from Mrs. Naseby, and as the case went
on, | found that Mrs. Naseby was her
mistress, n wealthy widow, living in
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9lle A~eapcr and the Flowers

There Is n reaper, whose name Is Death,
And with his sickle keen,
He reapS the bearded grain at a breath,
Aud the flowers that grow between.
Shall have nought that Is fsir?' saith he
Have nought but the bearded grain 4?
Though the breadth Of these flowers is swee
to ne,
will give them al! back again
lie gazel at the flowers with fearful eyes,
lie kissed their dropping leaves;
1t was for the Lord Of Paradise
lie bound them IN lis ahcayeg.
My Lord has need Of the &c howrcts gsy,'
The reaper said and smiled;
Dear tokens Of the earth are they,
Where he was once a child.
They shall all bloom in fields Of light,
TIansplanted by my care
And saints upon their garments white,
These sacred blossoms wear
And tie mother gevc, in tears and pain,
The flowers she most did love;
She knew she would find them all again
In the fields Of light above.
o not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green earth,
And took the flowers away.
LoNGrELLOw.
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WHOLE NUMBER 27O

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her Lc,d unon lie bosn'n md .ra..
aloud
will M. o,tom,, 70 desc,ib, fla
scene that Golluycd fn, iF Vancy 1r,I
er had no, been arros,ed for ,bo ,bcr,
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or tba ofTi,ero for t,,o ,r.;,"j
noople would snroIv bayc ,on;noJ Il
# tbcv had dome no ,nnro N,~,ror,
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DGST- \ wit, Il barber, anl bald
headed man, were travelling together ---
Losing their way, they were forced t.
sleep in the open air, - 'vcrt
danger, it was agreed 10 w.!,n by tutus.
The first lot fell on the barber, who Cor
amusement shaved the FOOLS hoal whilo
ho was sic e'pinc. H. then awoke bin,
and the fool, raising lis hand to scratch
his head, exclaimed Here's pretty
mistake you have awakened the old
baldheadcd man in tead Of me !!
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". HaalstOta,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters
slippers, and every description of La.
dies work; also, Gentlcmcn's Boots,
Caters, &c, of "A supcriorqual-
ity aud workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock OF q foods
ia the Boot and Shoe line
store on Main st. l31ti
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! gentleman asked q county clergy
man Tor tac use Of his pulpit Tor young
divino, relation Of his, | really d
not know said the Clergyman, how to
lcfasa you but it the youog man
should preach better than no, ry coa-
will be dissatisfied with mo
and if he can preach worse,
| don't thjuk he's fit to preach at ALL
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j. Il II. Moves:

Dry Goods--Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, De
Lanes, Brown aud }lcachcd Sheetings,
Brondcloths Cassimcrcs ,Satinetts.
Groceries White and Brown Su,
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale Of valuable Medicines
store neztto rawcntucE Bank.
1917 AwCA1CCK, ct,
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Porter & EOVcEasAsl.

Manufacturers Of
Tim G5 Sheet Iron Ware, ,
A full supply Of Stoves, OF the mostap
proved patterns, always on and
Tin aud ShoS Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, at short notice.
shop on High street. l0'f
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cay- Why arc the ladies of tho pros
cnt day like the lilies of Scripture -
Because, They toll not, neither do
they spin yot Solomon in all bis glory
was rot a.rayed Ike one Of them
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George &. Wells.

Dsaler II Boots and Shoes Of all descrip.
tions. Gentlcmen's fine Calf Boots,
Gaiters of all descriptions, Rubbers
ndrubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, &c.
aiies' Caters, Walking Shoes, Slippers sc
Main Street, W esterly II. |. 1914
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-03
G. w. MarstOn,

Halter AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock OF
Gentlemen sand Boys Hats ofthe latest
fashions Furs OF the bcstquality,
and Of the newest styl lcs cheap.
Buckskin G loves, Mittcns Of every variety.
Spring Styles just received.
Store under C.. Leouard's Hotel. 1871