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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-22
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VaIuahle Farm for Sale.

WYE offer for sale, on very reasonable terms ri
w yer tract 90. containing 1917 acres river
tract 3d. containing l0G acres, and the west half of
south west quarter of section IA, in towns, U.S.R.
containing 80 acres all in Wood county All this
land lies in body, within about miles of Perrys-
burg. The farm is well watered, and has upon it
"A fine orchard and over 200 acres of well improved
land. the greater part of which Is bottom land of
the very best quality. For terms, inquire OF
Nov l., ,lS5j--27tf MURRAY Il DODGE.
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ATOTICE.--The trustees of Freedom township
~ will meet at the house of Henry Swingly, in
said township Oh Tuesday, April 10Th, 1856, at
o'clock A. NJ, to lay out and establish ditch or
water course, beginning in the bed of Coon Creek,
where it the Sandusky county line, thence
mp said creek till it ntersects the road leading from
the Protestant meeting house to the Eisenhour
ridge, thence south to the township line.
March l. 1856 42WG
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Attachment.

George Lasky against William Appleman.
Before G T.. Guyer, Justice of the Peace. of Weston
township, Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 9th day of February, 1856, said justice
~ issued an order of attachment in the above ac
ton for the of seventy dollars and six cents
and for costs. GEORGE LASKY,
Gilead, Feb. 8, ,1S5G.--43w3*
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n PERRIN Manufacturer of all styles of Car
~. riages and Wagons, also, of Ball Posts
Cultivator, warranted to do double the amount of
work of any ordinary cutivator. Shop on Front
street. Just below Beach's store, Perrysburg Ohio.
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JOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

fon of the brilliant articles his showcases contain
hut ladies and gentemen will please call and see
his Splpnlid
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ID w. PIPER, Book Biaier and Blank Book
L NJ ,rutacturer, erSpeed's Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books PACED, when re-
quired, without extra charge.
June 9, 1855.
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!
Al The Sign of the Big Watch,
SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.

SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
f9 II. L. COOK respectfully informs his
E-yAao ten thousand personal friends, and the
sAs. 4 good people of Toledo Maumee City, Per-
rysburg and the country around that he has opened
and keeps up the most complete and splendid stock
offered in the city, and is receiving daily addi-
tions from the best European and eastern manufac-
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"icch JcNShS
TNlIE subscribers have opened stock of Gold
l. and Silver Watches, German Silver and COM
mon Spectacles. Silver, German Silver and plated
Spoons Ear-rings Fingerrings, Breast-pins, and
all the articles usually kept in such establishments.
Clocks, watches and iewelry carefully repaired.
]. II. WILLIAMS g. SON.
Bowling Green. Aug. 20, 1S55.--6m
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Gold and Silver Watches,

of every variety, quality and pattern at prices
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SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment seen here,
at prices from Itcelre TO Fitty Dollars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of unequaled beauty, weight and finish, at from
Tiseiue to Forty Fine Dollars.
MAGNIFICENT DTAMoND PINS AND RINGS, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices
SUPERIOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
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PLAIN OCTAGoN & BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS,
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Lockets, Rings, Gold Pens.
Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Gold Pencils,
Cuff Pins Brooches Studs, Watch Seals,
and everything else or heard tell OF i'll a
iewelry establishment. Prices iOper than the IODeSt
ng"S Special care given by the best workmen in
the country to RApAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY
and all work warranted
Rsls- Don't forget the place---Sign Of the Big
Watch Summit street, Toledo. mr20
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ID iRRYSBURG JOURNAL is published every
J. Saturday, by s. CbARK, at l per year, cash in
advance, or 5 LIS in trade; .2j cash in months
or $ so at the end of the year Those in arrears
will be charged at the rate of so for the present
series until they pay up, when they can get the pa
per at the reduced price.
Papers may be stopped at anv time by paying up.
DANKtNG NOFICE.---The PERRYsBURG
ID BANK is now open and prepared to discount
short business paper buy and sell Gold, Silver and
Eastern Exchange, and transact other business in
their line. Interest paid on time deposits.
j. S. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct. II. 1S54--29tf
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- JEFFERSON, Attorney at Law, Solicitor in
-. Chancery Land Agent, &c, &c.
Office in the court house, Perryshurg. Ohio.
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THE GREAT OCEANIC TELEGRAPH.
he following letter has been addressed by the English
retary Of the Treasury to Mr.. Cyrus W. Field:

The following letter has been addressed by the English
secretary of the Treasury to Mr. Cyrus W. Field:
TREAsURv CHAMBERS, Nov. 20.
R Having laid before the Lords Commissioners Of her
Nn.ty treasury your letter Of the 18th u addressed to
Earl Of Clarendon requesting, behalf of the New York
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company, certain
privileges and protection regard the line Of telegraph
vb s proposed establish between Newfoundland and
Ireland am directed by their lordshps to acquaint you
sv are prepared TO into contract with the sad
psraph company based upon the following conditions
nnely
II Is understood that the capital required to lay down
4s line will be ESQ, ,o00
SHIPS to take what soundings may still be considered need
or verify those already taken and faVoraby to
any request that may be made to furnish aid by their
sssls in laying down the cable.
g. The British government, from the time Of the
Of the line and long 1t shall continue in work
order undertakes 10 pay the rates Of f14 900 year
ng at the Of per cent. the assumed capital
m remuneration for the work done behalf Of the gov
in the conveyance outward and homeward Of their
sages This payment TO continue until the net profits Of
company equal to dividend Of f6 per ceRt., when
s eut shall be reduced to El0 year for period
years II is however understood that IL the govern
messages in any year shall at the usual tariff rate
rEed the public amount to larger sum, such addi-
payment shall be made as Is equivalent thereto.
That the British government shall have priority in the
of their messages all Others subject to the
epton osy OF the government Of the United States in
Of their entering into arrangement with the tel
Saph company similar in principle TO that Of the Brit
government in which the messages Of the two gov
shall have priority in the order in which they
Al the stations.
That the tariff Of charges shall be fixed with the
II the treasury and shall not be increased without such
n'ent being obtained, long this contract lasts.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
JAMES WILSON.
Il v'r' FDrtD, Esq., 81 Jermyn street.
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, ~ c.,
at Plattsburgh, New York.
TEEAsURr DErARrAEST,

washington, December l0b IooO
PROPOSALS will be received al this department unit, the sh
stucuon Of the house. office, author
ized TO be erected Paburgh New York according the plans
either for the whole building separate different
work bills Of parcels every accompany each bid
with the amount Of each Kind and the carried
OUT ue department reservng the right reject or the
posas hereby invited thereof when deems the IA
IeTes Of the United States requires the department also
the night 10 exclude the bids Of whom there
which they have attempted obtain indecton and all bids
when there shall be- parties who JOIN bids,
and all bid hat upon investigation below fair price for the
work.
Bids will Toss and contract
cd TO bidder unless details furnished the department OF The
prices Of the different kinds and Materials which shall be
whole part Of the bid the interest Of the Unte States
qulre.
Ninety per cent Of the amount of work done and materials de-
yeed according contract price said amount be ascened
BY the estimate Of appointed for that
puTpose VIII be paid from time time the work and
ten per cent retained until the completion OF the contact and
esptance OF the work. the aforesaid and be forfeited
In the Of non fildlment Of contract
Contracts will be awarded only builders and mechan
thereof
Of the Treasury, will be forfeiture OF the
Each proposal must be accompanied by written guarantee sign
district judge attorney of said dse In the
$1,000, for the whole work. Of proporonae amount, for
part that the bidder WILL when required his proposal be ac
and bond, with and sufficient
curues for its faithful performance.
Form Of bond and certificate required will be furnished app
cation 10 the department
Plans specifications and working drawings ready
18th Of January when they be had application the de-
partnenl
bid viii be coHsd5rsd uHless IMPLIES all lis details
rsth the rsquT sns Of lAls adUertise'nsnt.
be this department. addressed the
Secretary Of the Treasury and plainly endorsed ProPoah or e
PiattbgA Custom house, and will be opened ocuck,
m, Of the ast day named for receiving the sane
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dec1 "a
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THE NEW MARSHAL OF KANSAS.

We copy with pleasure the following from the Ohio
Statesman:
knowing that Colonel VIM. Spencer, late of Licking
county, Ohio but in Kansas, not applicant for
marshal of that Territory fill the vacancy ocoasoned by
the resignation of Mr. Donaldson doubted at first wheth
the report of his appointment But perceive
by the Washington papers that Mr. Spencer has been ap
pointed by the President and it voluntary offering,
has much the merit and free to
proper appointment could not have been made.
awe have known Colonel Spencer for great number Of
years. and he has held many responsible and honorable Off
cia posts in Ohio and always found efficient and faith
full do hesitate say that have seldom met
in pretty long intimacy with public men, honest
both public and private life. Governor Geary
could have coaborer in his arduous and successful
labors that heretofore distracted Territory,
honest faithful and true reliable every emergen
cy that may arise"
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MR.. PRYOR.

b" Nashington correspondent of the New York Daily
'N5 aohcng OF the distinguished gentlemen
'sy on visit to this city pays the following handsome
npment to Mr.. Pryor Of the Richmond Enquirer:
Roger A. Pryor, the distinguished editor Of the Rich
nd Enquirer, is at present in this city. Mr.. Pryor a
eman who, Of his aacrity to vindicate the
dom Of the press whenever il assaied in his person.
rnuEty become reputed duelist. No man Is more
Ter the observance Of all the delicate relations Of fe
more sow wound the feelings Of his felow-man, than
7 Pryor but his fearlessness a writer and a cham
m ot democatis principles soou indaced party eombins
1o' asa him, and lighting TO endesvor to bully
IN out they mistook their game, and found in Mr. Pryor
nan upon any field worthy Of better steel Mr.. Pryor
40 ornament the press Of which the profession has just
s be proud. No writer in the South welds greater
'snce with his pen in directing public sentiment than he
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
lNuah Inptnn naa .itNhaF >

Washington December 10, 1885,
PROPOSALS this department until the 18th
day Of February A d. 1857, l2 O'clock noon, for he
Office author
specifications prepared this said be eth
the whole building separate the kinds work
bs OF parcels must accompany each bid win Inc
OF Kind total carried
the department he proposals
hereby when deems the
the United Saes III the department also reserves the
right exclude the bids whom there
believe faithfully the
which they have attempted obtain by Rdreeuon aud all bids
when there shall be interest who do join thu bids
and all bids that investigation, below fair price The
work.
Bids will received gross, award
bidder Of
different and
subject the revision of the department. that adopt the
whole of the bid tle interest OF the United states
quire.
Ninety per work done and materials dey
cred according said be aceTtaned by
the Of the department for
pose) Will be paid nm time, work progresses
retained until the completion Of the
OF the work. by the aforesaid and be
the non-fahment of
Contracts will be awarded builders and mechanics
and the assignment thereof by the Secretary
Treasury, will be a forfeiture OF
Each proposal accompanied guarantee signed
responsible persons, (ceuhed be
district judge attorney Of the said distrct
VIII OF q IL
WILL when required, II proposal accepted
h0nd, proper
faithful performance. Form Of bond and certificate required will
be furnished together with specifications working
ings, application To the department.
No bid will be considered uness fly complies
with the requirements OF this advertisement.
The proposals must be this department. addressed
Custom houSs will O'Clock
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec Ia-0awtf0Feb
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OFFICIAL.
TRFAsuKF DEPARTMENT.

TRFAEuEF DEPARTMENT.
November 90 1853.
Notice Is hereby holders Of stock OF the loans Of the
that department will purchase the
I'd Of neIt, shall prev
Ousy obtained, pay, addition the
from 1f ydend Of
vendor, following oi said stocks
For the stock of Ist2, premium Of 10 per
Of ls47 and sfs premium per cent; and
for Of 1880 commonly called TEXAS Indemnity Stock
premium of6 per
Ceacatcs of transmitted department. this
ice United States by parry duly snr
procseds he
lst Of January the half
assigned by the soekhodor will 10
fore and corresponding deduction be made from
abo oT The stock.
Payment for The stocks assigned and made
BY drans the Assistant TreasureH Boston, Nav York.
Philadelphia, option Of the parties receve the
money should expressed accompanying the
crruaemes JAMES GUTHRIE
Nov 29-dt9dMarchin Secretary of the Trearury
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE


OF OHIO.
This committee met at Columbus Ohio. on Tuesday
last They appointed the 9th day Of August 1851 for the
holding OF State convention to nominate candidates for
State officers and recommended that the 9th of January
next be Set apart by the democracy Of Ohio as day Of
general jubilee. The following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted by the committee
Whereas the opinion Of the State Central Committee
the democracy Of Ohio by their efforts and in the
late State and national campaigns entitled to the high
respect and confidence of the democracy of the and
whereas those efforts and to great degree the
result of the management of the campaign through this
committee and whereas the labor and responsibility Of the
management deVolyed almost entirely upon Col Samuel
MedAry the chairman Of the committee and whereas, in
view of the favorable result of that management is pecu
Ary proper that that credit should be awarded Col Media
ry which his eminent services ente him to Therefore,
Resolved, That the thanks and obligations Of the de-
moeracy Of Ohio Justly due to that able and energetic
manthat veteran democrat and true statesman Col Sam
ue Medary-or the able and efficient through
him. of the late campaigns in eho and for the which
his labors so largely contributed to attain"
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To guard against the admission % pretending
be employed BY the provided
hhcate, signed by the president and secretary The duty
spector 10 attend 20 he meter and he forbidden
% demand accept Of compensation for his svices co
lsct any bill due the company
The that
pluyees may be reported nj the 0fRce.
once hours from 2, a.. m , 70 5, p. m J p. BROWN,
Secretary,
BThs foregoing "circuarn left residence
j. r. n.
Dec i3-lt
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Circular to Gas Consumers,

THE Washington Gasght Company preventing
repetition Of the BY
from the freezing Of year respectfully sug
that order hight
during the winter their and
posed) BE- from the
iua prevent the freezing aIco
whskey and earnestly should NJ
The
by crossing Sc should be wrapped with Old carpet
w0Dllsn material
where desired light COMPANY will
written application M whkey charging there
Tor only the of labor and mass folowng
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For m a.


Know all persons by these presents has released
and hereby releases the United States OF America from all further
liability claim for the of certificate evidence
number for the Of s. issued by the late republic
Texas the OF may
bel redeemed by the United States in
provisions Of an act Of Congress- entitled An act provide for
creditors Of late republic of Texas
September eighteen
drd and hy approved the 2sh day OF February 1885,
State OF Texas, approved the Let Of February 1866.
As witness hand and seal.
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Devereux's Reports
or THE UNITED STATES COURT or CLAD
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Persons q rsmiune above rg
csivs Il through the mail, free or postage,
Dec l1-d3lrs
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WHy wIIIye die when Madam Mounts Consumpt
w Destroyer hand falling cure nlf
the disease broken Also sovereign remedy for colds crDnp,
asthma phtisic, and bronehs Numbers in this place
~ the virtue n this II BE- had
between lin and l2hI sou apothecary
Referencea Rsv. Mr. Phelps, Rev Nr Register minister 1t
Foundyy, CcruAcaie FROM Rev, James liausaa.
Dec flw.L
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J Register says

'oe View Haven tConnecdcut) Register says;
F' be seen by the proceedings in Congress on Tues
nat Hon Mr., Whitfield, Of Kansas, has been admitted
-' 'e't BY majority vote Mr.. W. s as much entitled
~ a as any other member and has only been kept out
OJ violation Of all the rules OF law and proprety 1t
another gratifying point-ths waning power OF the
democrats in Congress At the first session they had
0 of about fifty in the House but II has been Erowing
''ialy ess from that day to this, and in few short
~ wv be wped ont entirely. =
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Fora b.

Know all persons BY these presents that " has released
md hereby releases The State Of Texas from blry
claim for The Of certificate evidence mum
Der -, for the Of -, issued by republic Of
reIas for by the authorities the Of Texas NAV
BEL and redeemed the United States aecordaree The pro-
visions Of Of Congress- entitled An
Of such creditors Of republic IRE com
pretended In the act Of Congress Of September hun
dred my approved 2sh February s ana an al
Of The state Of Texas, approved the s Of Februa 1850
As witness my hand and seal.
Aug 22-dftlsuan
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it. The quarrel was political Baker was bully
whig and Poole the champion Of the know-nohlngs No
tell who gave the first blow though one doubts
that Baker killed Poole Was it in sslEdeienoe1 The
jury can't tell. No one can. MANHATTAN
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ny c. w. HorELER. AuotIoneer.

VALUABLE COLLECTION or IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS
aucunn.-On wednesday evening" December IL,
cling O'Clock shall eel, spacious auction Iron
Hall extensive collection Of and valuable oil paintings
following artists Guido, MuriN Salvador
Carlo Dole Mannao GansborouEh, Ey Kayadae Lance Sir
ahee president % the Academy
Herring celebrated English animal painter Meadow
o London, Brooks Woveman Doughty of New York. Ennis
York, Europe.
And other celebrated ass altogether forming deci
dedy the best collection Of paintings offered Tor sale Wash
inatpn.
hs paintings win arranged exhibition on Monday Deeo
hsT IJ
Terms so and under cash $50 days credit
approved endorsed notes. bearing interest
Purchasers have their pictures carefully packed 20 any
with salty
The suction win he comfortably warned. The are
particularly invited auend the sale.
C. W. BoTELER,
Dec IA--ds Aucuoneer
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O9RetIgious NotIce.-Divne merit Sab
the 2d Church junction
Of New YORK avenue and street between i9 and I4th
Preaching by Rev. j. r. Eckad, pastor of the church.
Morning nj II O'Clock, service AZ r.
m. A cordial invitation IL extended stranEsrg.
Deal
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CRcUr ooURT.-Ths case Of the United States vs J. H.
Lahrop late navyagent and bis sureties was taken up
to-day Mr. Key district attorney and s. Chiffon ESQ., for
the plaintiffs Messrs Bradley and Wyle for defendants
This is suit large amount Of mouey retained
by Mr. Lathrop commissioner and to which the govern
contends he ia entitled The Is likely to oc-
cupy several daya-Star Of last eVening
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ONCE OF EgertOn IL Brother,
EXCHANGE PLACE.
Dec 2awtl2Feb

sGTEL
Maryland lottery, to be drawn the Havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
EXTRA CLASS
To be drawn in Baltimore city Saturday, 90 1886.
Prizes amounting sI3 w distributed according to the
following splendid scheme
20 900 numbers-l 600 prizes
Prizes payable Ia full, without deduction.
One prize to every TWEEN ~ tickets