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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-09
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On Friday night lust, the Jessie Fremont Clnb
met. but immediaely> udjounrd 10 give The
dcmocrats an opportunity 10 hear an address
from Mr.. Whtclcy thcir candidate for Judge
with the, understanding that an Opportunity
wonll be given for MIR. Way to respond. ~
Gilbert Beach, Esq, took the chair, ond
Mr.. Whteey took the stand and spoke for over
three hours to an audience at least three -fourlhs
Of whom were Republicans. His address was
one Of The most miseraby conceived affairs we
ever listened TO, and instead of following him
through all of his falsehoods and false readings
it is sufficient TO state that he took for his text
the broad assertion and very fiat lie that the Re
rublcans are trying TO extend slavery into the
territories of the United States Upon this text
he made equally silly and false comments. He
certainly must have been ignorant Of the fact
that we have excellent schools in Wood county
and that our people can and do read otherwise
he must have but little regard for his own char
actcr for truth aud veracity He read W hat he
said was an entire act Of congress, but omitted
the entire prc8mble, which expans the act and
most natly contrudicts his Interpretation Of the
law; he asserted that the decd of cession by
whleh lhe 'etfI'ofy oil louisiana was transferred
!" '''I oii'Go SUITS eo"'"I',,u SpoC,n' p'o''so
BY which slavery was established, which is ut
lerly false. In fact, lie started out upon false
premises and dealt in nothing but false accusa
lions. He did not try to defend single position
of The democratic platform-nevere even alludt
TO that Instrument H's speech was "ii', D'''
n hu httupOuE btpnhuu y
nnm would ca'' u"'i'
Mr. w. had scarce! sa'o r"e' anu Oes""
to oehu u'c P'iun' "i"S'f " MS "'''' F' r1'
tory 10 taxing MS S'a'' N"eh e'''y nuN'o"""
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'F'Ie s"ou'o de discussion ~ WI "D,.e-
I0S then SAID That lie would remain ana near MI
way on saturday evening" ana Woolu ls"h ~
hIm for iorty-eisht hours II lie desired 10 SPEAK
that long But 'he ass khoWe'n moi MS NeeiNt
ana the next day couilci' OF Inc unauu''e,a,e"
was held anu tnr! oe''li"'ncu .Ha' Ni'' "'!
should not be h'Hoho WIN NE p'ts'N'e ~
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r.nnk IyeII lo yorr ,ricllcls.

All sorts Of tickets are b,ing circulated
among the voters of Wood county 10 defeat
the regular Republican nominees. Ex mine
Your tickets closely .thcrefore, and see that you
IRE not deceived Il member that eternal
,giance is the price Of liberty, and don's let a
stone be lef, uutuned. See that every voter
is at he polls. and tIat he has a. clean tieIet.
Donot permit the Repub leans Of Wcoi coun-
ty to be ,,pulsed in any quartel. IT, YOU have
friends to reward or cntmies to punish, take
scme occasion for that when your action will
10, SO seriously affect priaclls. S. 10 a word,
do not fail to do Your wlole duty, and the
triumphant election Of cvey man On the tick
ct is fixed fact. Letls moi give the Pro-
slavery Buchan;ers even breathing hole
teach Them that traitors TO liberty are not in
thoir element in Wool coul ty,
Great efforts are being made TO d, feat tie
Republican candidate for Shu;fI, Chester W.
Norto-. Look well TO yyur tickets and see
that his name is in its proper place. Again
We say 20 not permit rny personal Prierence
10 has your aciop. You or your friends
may at some fulme day ask for what you arc
nov unwilling to give. But aside fIom this, ,ws
would urge it upon all to stand by the ticke
and not only put stop 10 disorganizers
but 'ocuie nuiumph for tie R'publicsn caus
which will tell upon the presidential election
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Hor,icuIturaI Establishment.

HAVING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney.
II Ohio, would beg leave inform the public that
l have complete and sieable collection of vigorous
grown fruit trees, such Apple Pear Cherry Peach.
AprcOt. &c. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented to
sell my valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nur-
sery at rctnred prices Also he will be supplied with
complete of thrifty grown trees n spen-
did varieties, from the well known Sydney Nursery
with which am connected.
Sept IL. lSjG.--lS .. .. NATHAN HMOOhE.
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Administrators sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order
~ of the Probate Court of Wood county Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door of the house in perrys
burg ON the 2ith day Of October \. d. 1856 between
tile hours of 10 NJ. and ~ NJ the west of the east
half south quarter section thrtytour township =,
L. $ r. of twelve miles square the foot of the Rap
ids of the Miami of Lake Erie, containing thirty acres
more or less. Conditions of sale - One-trd in hand
one-third in nine months, and the balance iueigteeu
mortgage on premises. JOHN WEBB, Admir-. of
Oct. ?, l>5G--2lw4$ $500. JosErH CRErs, dec'd
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or Do not credit the report, which is in
dustriousy circulated, that the contest for
Sheriff lies between Messrs. Norton and Lo k.
This is democratic fAlsehooi, gotten up by
designing men to divide the Republicans and
thus secure the election of Borden. They
think Borden's election will afford a stepping
stone to future power, and before that is ac-
complished, every voter should reflect upon
the amount of taxes which he is now paying
to discharge the Indebtedness created while
they had control Of the county affairs. With
no higher taxes than were then charged, the
present county officers are paying all current
expenses and twenty per cent. OF the debt
created by the democrats while they had con-
troll of the county finances. The county is
now getting oat of debt, and if the RePubli'
cans continue to manage its affairs, the neces
sity for exorbitant taxes will som cease and
we shall be square with the world.
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ad,nini.trntnr,s Snle.

Administrptor's Sale.
nY- -arjer OF the probate, Court within and for the
Dc,unty OF Sandusly, aud State of Ohio, sliun on
the 9 d;ty of October lSi, offer for sale public
ycadue upon tile premises e following lands aldie
cments, to wit: 1he north half of the east bali of
the north west qnurter of section number fifteen tl5)
intownsp number three N8) north OF range eleven
No containing forty acres, he the same more or less
aud which land is also in Wood county, Ohio. Terms
of sale onc-tlird down; oue-tlfrl in year and
one third in two years with interest
DANIEL SMITH,
Administrator of David Smith, Jr, dec.
GREEN FiNEFRdcK, Auy's. . ..-....
Sept. 1S lS5f-l9w4$2l0 .I.H... ..'|
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snle of Real ESTATE by order OF Court.

iIuarulai sale.
nN the 25th day OF October, 4. ID. 1876, between
Othe hours of 10 o'cloell a. and O'Clock T.. NJ.
at the door of she court house. in Wood county, Ohio
will be sold to the highest tdier, the following real
estate the property of Jacob Reither Jr, deceased
to wit: The north quarter of the south quar-
ter OF section ~ town north. of range east con-
tainng 10 acres more orless. Terms Of sale enough
cash in hand pay expenses of sale and the balance
in ten wears with interest annually, at per and
the purchaser TO pay for construction of ditch
sessed upon said premises deferred payment to be Sc
cured by mortgage said land.
ALANSON BUSHNELL, Guardian.
MrfFoHD 4 llOLIENBEck Atty for Pet'nr
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MffFORD ITOLLENBECh Atiy Tor Pet|nr
Sept. -, 1S5G--2Ow4 S2.j0.


ON saturday the 18th day of October, 1856, between
" the hours of 20 o'clock and o'clock T.. ~, at
the door Of the court house in Wood county will be
sold to tile highest bidder the following real
wit: the $. W. Df the 5. Il. Of section 30 and the
" T. quarter of section 81 all in morrill, OF range
10 east, containing 200 acres, more or less.
TERMS 20 ne third cash in hand one-third in one
YEAR and one third in two wears from day of sale with
INTEREST," the deferred payments to be secured by mort
ga,ge said premises.
... SARAH PRESCOTT, Guardian.
MEEronD & lIoLLENBEcK, Att'ys for Petitioner.
Sent. 22d, tSjG-2pw4S2.2O
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'Ehe Union is Safe !
r l. DWELL

Takes pleasure in informing the citizens of Perrys
burg and vicinity, thai he has purchased well select
ed stock Of Family Groceries and Provisions which he
will exchange for Cash country Produce, Farmers
will find it their advantage to bring me their pro-
,Iuce, and try my prices, in Buying and Selling.
=
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New Work ail h2ight.

Last we,b we visited buffalo. On Tuesda, a
mass meeting Of the Republicans OF Erie county
was called. Early in the morning ii commenced
luing, aud did not stop for twenty four hours:
but this would not keep the people al home.-
Tie meeting could not be held in the open air,
consequently il adjourned TO tie Theatre, which
was crowded to sunocstiun Hon. NJ. Grover
formerly q democratic mru!bsr Of congress,
4. Dana, Of the New York Tribune, and John
IL. Mariindue were the Speakers. In the Eve
ming, two large halls were filled to oyerflowing ;
one to hear Mr.. Dana in the German language and
the other to listen to Mr Martindale. We have
never seen as large body Of intelligent looking
men together at any one time as were assembled
in the American Hall and we have NOT heard a
more eloquent and powerful speech than that Of
Mr. MurGndale The Pr siltnl Of the conven-
+ iou. and many others who took an active inter
est in the meeting. have heretofore acted with
/ the so called Democratic party. Fillmore will
evidently lose his own home. His former friends
and surI Ioriers are highly mcenscd at the course
rursued by him in this camraign, and the rounds
of applause that grect,dcyeiy thrust al the trai
tor to freedom gave eyid,nce that the stauncl
men Of the city were determined and active il
the work The Republicans are just as certain
to carry New York as we are TO carry Ohio
They claim go 600 majority. Their prospects
are nightly and daily growing brighter.
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MITCH NOTICE.a-To Edgar b. Camp Loren
DClark. Alon NlcCahan, or the owners of the west
half of tho south quarter of section 22 the north
tlarter Of section 27 all of town north of range 10
east in Wood county, Ohio you uutied that an
application mas neen ,aue 10 ine Irus'ges 2t Middle
course commencing about 40 rods south of tile quar-
ter post between sections2 aud % township aforesaid,
thence north to the quarter postbetwcen section % and
2 said township and apportion the making of said
ditch aud the expense thereof among the land owners
benefited thereby and that the said Trustees will
at the house of Peter Bowers in said township Of Mid
dleton on the 18th day of October 1886, 10 o'clock
iA.M., 10 lay out and apporton said ditch.
I0. .-' ..I BY PRICE e. JEFFERSON,
Sept. II, 1SjG--1SwGS3.j0 Atty's for pet'nr.
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FINO John II. james or the of the following
i described lands. to wit: The s. w. of section
Il J range eleven U10 township five az Wood county,
Ohio: YOU are hereby notified that the trustees Of
Webster township. will meet at the house of John
Muir Jr., Saturday the 18th day of October, 1856,
for the purpose of viewing, locating and apportinnng
"a ditch or waaer course, follows commencing at
the ~ branch of Portage river, 50 rods W. of the
section line of section thirteen 3 thence n on said
line through the n part of said section thirteen t13l
and section twelve - aud the s. of section one q
or until it ntersccts the Tuusong creek and there to
terminate MANY PETITIONERS.
Sent T. lSiC-1TwG+
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JJANE received from New York, and have for sale
i cheap. at the old stand Of GEo. POWERS. Front
street, \ Large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part OF Wooden and CutUh Goods Of al
knis Groceries, HdTdw CruCkCrl Boots aud Shoes
school Books and Stationery. Nails Glass. Shnyels
Spades Chains. &c; Hats Caps, Donnets Realy Madt
Clnthiug--iu fine aComple' variety of articles usually
found in retail store For regay Py these goodsRr'
offered Mt unusually low prices. III persons desiruu
Of purchasing will fnd tito thcradyHa"e call and
examine cur stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it be distinctly understood that for cash
or merrlantaLe produce irWa0t brmndsrSoiby any
other establishment in the place in goods OF the
quality. We will at all times pay the highesI market
price in Cash for Wheat Grass Seed Pork &c.and viii
also receive in eNchangc for Goods Produce of almost
every kind aud cash win not he refused, but received
with joyful hearts and pleasant loohs.
NEW STORE,-+B. f. lIOLlISTER mas agai.
" opened a STORE Of all kinds Of GOODS. suit
able to the season his old stundu PeTyshUrg. Those
in want of Store Goods having Produce sell or
exchange, will do well to give him call, good bar
rnius are offered.
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PROCH1ANAATHON!

Are hereby notified to meet in their respective town
ships on the I'd Tuesday of October next, that being
the l4th day between the hours OF O'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock r. M at the usual places of holding Elections
therein. such places the Trustees thereof may
designate and then and there proceed by ballot to vote
for suitable persons 10 fiji the following offices to Wit
al district two Supreme Judges, one School Commits
sioner one member of tie Board Of Public Works, one
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, one Sheriff one
Commissioner one Coroner one Surveyor one Recor-
der.
The Trustees of each township required, on the
day election aforesaid to select good judicous per-
sons having the qualifications of electors to the num-
her set opposite the of their township to serve
s Jurors for the court Of Common Pleas for the year
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RtpuPIIcaS lSGRArITuDE.--The Boston COur
ifr thinks il is an act OF great ingratiude III the
New Hampshire Republicans TO refuse an ova-
lion to President Pierce On the occasion of his
visiting his native State, as they were indebted
to him for their consequence as party. II he
had not rendered the nalae Of Democracy SO re-
pugnant to the people. the Fre-State Repubi-
cans would have been nowhere There is good
deal of truth in this view of the case ; but still
il is hardly in accordance with the eternal fit
ness of things TO revard an incendary because
lie furnished an opportunity for fire
company to exhibit their courage in eXtngnish-
ing lhe cnudIgration Whitl. he had kindcd.-
y !. rimcs
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2zs-The New York Times says. The Fillmore
party is all organization, whose only ayowed
principle OF conference is religions one Just
50 the little squad hereabouls have Tremendous
long faces. Buchanan is TO t.am pursatoy,
aud bayon4 'his ihr! have Nc Icsrc 10 g.
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GEORGE :. McllNFGmT

Authorizes us 10 Withdraw his NAM from TIE
contest for Sheriff He will not consent to
sccuPy position let will endanger tie sue
cess of The Republican ticket. lie thns pls-
ces himself right before the voters Of Wood
county and can comm and thtir highest ste, m.
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EW sTO-rkE.
Dry GOOLS, Groceries, Clothing. 81
Boots aud Shoes. HdrdWUre, CrOchTy aud
PROCLAMATION.

HHOCCFWN1T TINJTNss ||T "
+ SALMON T. CHASE. Goveror of the Stnteqf
i, Ohio do hereby notify the qualified electors of the
State of Ohio to assemble in their respective Town
.hrs and Wnrds. at the usual places Of hOhlipg cleo
lions on TUESDAY, being the FOURTH DAY, OF
NOVEMBER, A. D., 1856. and then aud there 10 PRO-
ceed as the law directs, to elect NI q aaF -ll-1
Twenty Three Electors of PRESIDENT aud Vice
President OF the United States, ~
in pursuance of the Constitution and Laws OF the Uni
ted States and Of this State. l"t I-H bF4 lua
IN TESTIMONY WHEREoF, Il have hereunto set my hapd
and caused the Great seal of the State of OH o
IsEAL to be affixed dt Columbus this nineteenth day
of September, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and iftyrsH and of the Iudc
pendeuce of the United States, the eighty-frst.
BY the Governor: %" 5. p. CHASE.
]. II. BAKER, Secretary of State. lgFrrI.H Fsrf
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TuE CoMMlN SEhsE OF TIE THTSG.-l' the
policy of the democratic party is so dcci icdb
suti-slavery, as Mr. Z igerton and Mr.. Whit
leg pretend, why is it that the party cAp.cts
10 carry every southern state? D. they pre-
tend lhat southern politicians are insensiblc,
OF fool, They either aean this, or els4 they
nre acting the knlye and scoundfel in claim
iay an an.i-slayery character for the present
administration, which they seek to perpetua e
by the election of Buchanan. In common
with g the rest of mankind" they kHow that
rhcir party has done and is doing everything
in its power to ,xend and perpetuate slavery
Yet they argue by the day to palliate anC
controvert facts notorious to all men.
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At PERRYSBURG.
FRIDAY NEGAa'F.
OCTOBER 10th, 1856.

Tie Republicans Of Al ,umee City will unite
in this demonstration, md 'lnledosns, and the
Republicans of Wood county are expected to
join in the cxer ioes Extensive preparations
are being made By tie several committees AMI
ii the weather is laYora5le we shall 'xPtc to
see gathering Of Ffeemen Il at viii be good
10 look upon
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ON FRIDAY the 10Th day of October, 1856, at r. NJ,
Owill be sold at the Court House door, in Perrysburg
Wood county the following described tracts Of yalua
bic land, to wit: ..... ...
100 acres, being the north west quarter OF section
g. township 4. north of range 0.
100 acres being the north west fractional fourth of
section 3. township G. north of range II east.
The title to these lands are indspuable. One half
of the purchase money TO be paid at the sale. Re
maing half in year with interest secured by mort
gage ON the lands s. W. BURNHAM. .
CUGAR CURED HAMS, prime article, viii be
- fumd al Iiuv IGl GEO. POWERS.
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MITCH NOTICE, --To David Hutchinson Jack
Dsou Taylor, Winfield Caspsr, Robert Paine. Hen
~ Warner or the owners OF the following lands, to
Wit South quarter Of the north east quarter of
section 2 township g. range o. 10 west half of
the north east quarter section 20, township o. range y
- acres north quarter of the north east quarter
section 49, township >, range .. 40 acres south west
of the south quarter of section ~ township
D. range o. 50 acres north west quarter of the south
east quarter of section "a, township orange 9iu acres
north quarter of the south east quarter of section
~ township range o. 40 south east quarter of
the north east quarter of section 4 township range ~
40 south west quarter of the north east quarter
of section a township g. range o. 40 south east
quarter Of the north west quarter OF section 2i town
ship s. range 9, 40 north west quarter of the
north east quarter Of section a. township 5 range o,
10 west part of the north east quarter OF the
north quarter OF section "a, township range .,
20 acres east part of the north east quarter of tile
north west quarter Of section q township range
20 acres half of the south easquarter Of sectiO
l3 township o. range 50 acres east half OF the south
half Of south west quarter section lJ township range
o. 20 acres north huif north Of south west quar-
tersecon 10; township 5, range o. 20 acres; south hall
south half north east of south west quarter section l3
township range Q, 20 west half of the nOrtl
east quarter OF section 49, township ange0 50 acres
south quarter of the north quarter of section
H. township g. range o, 40 north east quarter
the north quarter of section 49, township o. range
o. 10 west half of the east half Of south eas
quarter section H. township 3, range o. 40 acres
east half of half of south west quarter section
township 8, range o. 40 acres west half Of south eas
G,Hrter section 2townshp o, range o, 30 acres fsout
east quarter OF lsorth east quarter section r. township
o. range o. ~ acres south half of south west quartz
of north qnarer section II, township ., range
20 acres north half Of south west quarter of nort
quarter, section II, township o. range u ~ acres
north quarter of north east quarter, section Il
township 8 range Q, 40 acres north west of north eas
quarter section ~, townshpj range ., 40 acres lo
are hereby notified that the Trustees of Weston an
Washington townships win meet Mt the house of Rob
ert Brisbane, in Weston township. on the 18th day
October lSjG for the purpose of viewing lOcating an
apportiunng ditch water course commencing
a culvert on the road, few rods east of Brisbane
house thence running north the most feasible ruut
for said ditch or water course until it intcrsects t
half section line running north aud SOUTH in section
Washington township thence along said line ill it IN
tersects the west branch of Tontogony creek, theme
TO follow the channel of said creek to the Kellogg
and there to terminate
Sent. (. lSiG-l1w6S 1867.
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pECISA HAMILTON.

Corner of Front and .ousiann Avenue.
A RE opening q general assortment of DRUGS,
n NED Ll,INES PA LN7'S. and OILS, which, they
offer a { the low est market price.