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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

We are unable to get reliable returns from
the counties composing this Judicial district
Both parties claim the election of their candi-
dates. We hope for the election of Swigart,
but the chances are against him.
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Sale of Real Egtate.

nN the first day Of November. "A. ID. 1S5G. between
" the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ.
at the door of the court house in Perrysburg Wood
county Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate as the property of Daniel MMuen,
deceased wit The north east quarter Of the south
east quarter the west half d the south quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
all of section &c, town 4, north Of range nine east In
Wood county, Ohio, subject to the dover Of the widow
appraised at lsOO Terms made known on the day of
sale. MORRIS BROWN, Admir-
PRICE JErrRpsoS, Attys. q
October o, l956--22w4S2OO a..,
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hy Two Fillmore councils in New York
city, in view of the hopeless state of Mr..
tillmorc's prospects, have almost unanimous
Iy resolved to give their support to Mr.. Fre-
mont.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order
IN of the Probate Court, of Wood county. Ohio, will
offer for sale the door of the court house, in Perrys
burg on the 24th day of October, A. d. 1856 between
the hours of 10 A. and ~ NJ. the west of the east
half south quarter section thirty township g.
T. S. 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:-Onet in hand,
third in nine months and the baanee in eighteen
months from day of sale with interest and secured by
mortgage on premises JOHN WEBB, Admir-. of
Oct. 2, ls5G--2lw4$200. JOSEPH CREPs, decd.
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Attnchment Notice.

Wm. II. Soash, plaintiff. " Jacob Dull, defendant.
Before Isaac B. Sniyley, J. p. of Weston township
Wood county, Ohio
ON the jth day of September \. D. 1856, said justice
ISSUED an attachment in the above action.
WILLIAM II. SOASH.
September %, 1s5G-2Ow3*,
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Horticultural Establishment.

ITAVING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney,
II Ohio would beg leave to inform the public that
have complete and saleahle collection Of vigorous
grown fruit trees such Apple Pear Cherry, Peach
Apricot &c. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented to
sell my valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green MUIR
sery at reduced prices Also he will be supplied with
complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in splen
did varieties from the well known Sydney Nursery,
with which am now connected.
Sent 49, lS56-lS Iuf NATHAN MOORE.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that petition win be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood county,
Ohio at their December session. asking for the view
and location of county road commencing at the north
east corner of section 20, in Lake township the
Wood and Lucas Free Turnpike Road thence west on
section line in Lake township, to the East Oregon road
in Perrysburg township, and there 10 terminate
RUDOLPH LUSER.
q
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ASHER Cook, Atty.

NTOTICE--A petition will be presented to the com
missioners of Wood county at their next session.
(December) asking for the location Of county road
on the following route to wit Commencing at the
northwest of section 81 T. T. r. H. thence east
along the north line of sections 81, 80 and 49, to the
northeast of said section So there to terminate
October O. IS56--22wISl.OO.f ... '."
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Truly Yours.
W. GRISWOLD

The democrats seek to avoid the force of
these documents by heaPing mountains of
abuse upon Mr.. Boiling. We are no particu-
lar adnirer of Boiling, and have no doubt
but he has been paid for turning traitor to the
democracy. Be this as it may, no denial of
the litter Of Griswold is attempted, and it
would be folly to do 30, as the original manu-
scripts too strong proof on that point. We
therefore publish those letters as historical
facts, to show wheretle Know Nothing party
makes its nest and who are its bed fellows.
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C. In otsego county, New York five
hundred al d eighty mine Americans have
signed a card renouncil g Fillmoresm and
declaring for Fremont. ...'
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POSTSCRIPT.

At three o'clock to day, (Friday) we re-
ceive intelligence, from Toledo which leads us
to suppose that pennsylvania and Indiana
have both gone Republican. t
The suppositjcn is that swigart is elected.
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Goss Road.-Ditch Notice.

TTNO William j. Finday, Jacob Loop, William W.
l. Howe, William Krause. Joseph Needing, Charles
f. Pennywell G. Bowman Jacob Thomas. Norman c.
Baldwin, MelHncthon Barnett, Samuel Starkweather,
Starkweather & Tracy, Emily Crane. John Crane,
Samuel Crane Richard Mott. Aristarchus Champion,
William Baker, deceased. Silas Muncil, the
ofands within onehaf mile of the following described
ditch: IN
You hereby notified that the Trustees of Perrys-
burg and Lake townships. viii at the house of
Joseph Harpel in said Lake township, on Saturday,
November %, 1856 o'clock A. NJ, and from thence
proceed to view and locate ditch beginning at the
southwest of the north half of the northwest
quarter of section H. Lake township. and thence run
ming north the west side of the road commonly
known the Goss road, to the creek near the west
quarter part of section 32 township s. range IL east in
Wood county, and then and there they will proceed to
to apportion the labor and expense of opening said
ditch to the parties interested according to law.
JACOB LOOP, Petitioner.
October 0. 1s5C-22w6S5.OO
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eD-Judge Hall failed 10 attend his appoint
ment in this place, and there will therefore
be 10 October term in this county. He was
at home electioneering, and failed to attend
to his duty as Judge. .s
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Probate Court

Sale of Real Estate by Order ofPTObate Court.
Morris p. Beal and Jacob Ulery, dms. of NG. Beal,
dec. vs.. Agnes Beal ct al. ...
ON Thursday, the 18th day Of November, 1856, at 2
" o'clock p. NJ. ut the door of the court house in
Perrysburg, will sell to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate the property of n G.
Beal dec. to witt The southeast quarter of section
three in township north of range twelve.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash the balance in one
year, secured by mortgage on the premises.
NJ. p. BEAL.
JACOB ULERY.
rcor l,,y d.
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DTTCH NOTICE.--ro Edgar b. Camp, Loren

nITCH NOTICE.--TO Edgar u. Camp, loren
DClark, Allen McCahan, or the owners of the west
half of the south east quarter of section % the north
west quarter of the north quarter the east half Of
the south quarter and the west half Of the south
quarter of section 27 all of town north, range 10
east in Wood county, Ohio you notified that
application has been made to the Trustees of Middle
ton township. said county, TO lay out ditch
COURSE commencing about 40 rods south of the quar-
ter post between secons2 and 27 township aforesaid
thence north the quarter postbetween section 22 and
23 said township and apportiOn the making of said
ditch and the expense thereof among the land
benefited thereby and that the said Trustees will meet
at the house of Peter Bowers, in said township of Mid
dleton on the sh day of October 1885, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, to lay out and apportion said ditch. ..
BY PRICE & JEFFERSON,
Sept. IL, IS56--1SwGS3.50. Atty's for Pet'nr.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS. :

'JNlE Austin Fowler farm, mile west of Bowling
l. Green, containing sixty acres, partially improved
dry, and well adapted for raising grain; ! ID r-r
Also. The Barkhemer farm, in Liberty township
near John McNahans, containing 200 acres 4 of which
is prnire, theb balance wetimbcred 30 acres under c
v9tion good young orchard and all in first rate To-
cation for stock raising;
Also 100 acres prairie and 80 acres Of timber land
adjoining the farm of Joseph Mitchell in Liberty town
ship, well located to roads and possessing adyanta-
ges rarely to be met with, will he sold at bargain
Apply to LII CASS, PoTtage.
July 81, ls56--12H ,.. I... W. - = l'7e0
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The Meeting Friday Night.
1000 People i'm Council.

~OOV IA NOuuClls
The Republican Jubilee held in.this place
last Friday night, was largely attended. The
delegation from Maumee City was near a mile
n length, and as it passed through the
streets, attracted much attention. They were
well supplied with torches, transparencies,
music, banners, and the enthusiasm necessary
to render such an occasion full of beauty and
pleasant excitement. They also brought with
them al can ION, which was drawn in
procession and fired as they marched through
the streets. In their procession was a number Of
Wagons, one of which was drawn by four
horses and contained over forty ladies. They
were met at the head of front street by a
concourse of our citizens bearing torches and
transparencies, some of the latter being good
hits at the border ruffian candidates for the
Presidency. After marching through the
principal streets, halt was made in front of
the Baird House, where bonfres had been
made, and other lights prepared for the intel
lectual entertainment of the multitude.
From the Baird House steps, Messrs. A.
Cook, James Murray, DR.. o. White, D. Nj.
Mefford, j. F. Price, and F. Hollenbeck ad-
dressed all who could get within hearing
distance, while Messrs. Austin, Peck, and
others addressed another crowd from the
steps of Mr. Blinn's store. The songs Of the
Maumee Glee Club added much to the enter
tainment of the evening. At late hour,
the Maumee delegation relighted their torch
es, and with music and streaming banners,
af.er giving three hearty cheers for Fremont
and receiving three rounds from their Perrys-
burg friends, took their leave and the meeting
gradually dispersed.
. SAD ACCIDENT.
We regret to have to record the occurrence
Of sad accident during the early part of the
evening. While the meeting was being con-
vened, the two cannons were firing with great
rapidty. evidently each striving to excel in
this respect. The gun from Maumee not being
swabbed as often as would have been proper,
was prematmely discharged and SO severely
injured the hands of VIM. Bates, Wagon
maker of Maumee City, that it was necessary
to amputate his left hand, and his right will
always be badly crippled. This sad accident
threw degree of gloom over the multitude,
and partially subdued the enthusiasm which
evidently burned in every breast.
A purse of about five hundred dollars has
been raised for Mr.. Bates, and we are pleased
to learn that he is getting along quite COM
fortably.
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MEFFoRD HoLLENBECK Atty's for Pet'nr
Sent 25, ls56--20w4$2.5O.
sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
Guardianis Sale

IT" Guardian's Sale.
ON Saturday the 25th day of October, 1885, between
" the hours of 10 o'clock and o'clock NJ, at
the door of the court house in Wood county, will be
sold TO the highest bidder the following real estate
wit: the S. W. of the S. f. of section 80 and the
f. quarter of section 81 all in norh of range
10 east, containing 200 acres, more or less.
TERMS - One-third cash in hand One-thrd in one
year. and nethrd in two years from day of SALE with
Interest," the deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage said premises.
SARAH PRESCOTT, Guardian.
MEFFoRD & HoLLESBgcK, Auys for Petitioner.
Sent 22d, lS5G-2Ow4$220
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Estate oC Henry Ru,I,beort.

TNHE subscriber, having been appointed and qnnliied
l. as administrator said estate, gives notice to all
persons indebted thereto to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said to present
them legally authenticated for settlement within
year. . EDWIN IuLLEh'
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.


ON the 2jth day of October, A. d. 1856, between
Othe hours of 10 o'clock A. and O'Clock y. NJ,
at the door of the house. in Wood county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder. the following real
estate as the property of Jacob Rether Jr deceased
to Wit: The north east quarter 1.-THE south west quar-
ter of section ~ town north, of range IL east
tanning 40 acres more or less Terms of sale -enough
cash in hand pay expenses of sale and the balance
in ten years. with interest annually at per cent and
the purchaser TO pay for construction of ditch
sessed upon said premises deferred payment to be
cured by mortgage on said land. ..
ALANSON BUSHNELL, Guardian.
MrrroRD HOLIENBTCK Atty's for Pet'nr
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Howard ASSOCiafiOse 4
PHILADELPHIA. . .li'a'. D.. No.. ~ =.
IMPORTANT ANNnTIHCEtVrr n Eu,


PHILADELPHIA. .ll'a'. o. ','.. ~ y.
IMPORTANT ANNOURCEMEN
omni AZ afflicted with Sexual diseases, such as
~ ,I,,, n,,SS.PfiE5,R.n1IORRHdHA ~, IiEAKNESS. .IMPO-
hhNGE, ~ Nta >, GOA0RHGEA SSA GLEEE SYPHILIS,
me r,' Nice i OF oNANlsM' or SELF ABB 81, &ss&e.
The HowARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of de awful
destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptions pracsed npon the unfortunate Vie
tins OF such diseases by Quacks have Effected heir
,onsultlhS surgeon, ASA CHARITABLE kC1 " ortIy uf
their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to nll Ger
sons mus hfirted who arPly hy letter. with descrp-
uon OF their condition. (age. uccuatiun haLits Of III,
&c" ahd IN chseSo extreme poverty and SUFFERING to
FURNISH MEDICINES FRFE or CnAR0F.
- ne Howard Association is benevolent Institution
established 10y special endowment for the relief ,f tho
sick and distressed, afflicted with XiruIet md E,
demic Diseases" Ithas now asr Jus Of means, whirh
ne directors have voted to eSrcnd in advertising DIE
hhoye notice. IL edess add that the
commands the highest Medical skill of the are and
viii furnish he most approved modern treatment
Just PuhiIsled by the Association report on Sper-
matorrhwa, or Seminal Weakness the vice of Self
Abuse and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs nv the
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent hy mail lin A
sealed en'eope9 rREE Of CHARGE, on the receipt of
TWO STAMPS Tor postage, I.r. ... .f ..I.H'.
Address, DR.. GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING srn-
GE9N Howard AssGcint"n, No, South StSrn Street,
fhhadeiIhia, ia. BY order nf the Directions , =
EZRA d. HEARTWELL President
Gro. FAIRcnILp Secretary. 30 IUn 1FI
EHEsI TEAS, RICE, SUGARS. and MO-
1 LAshs' L-A'S,h.H at jul! l'l GEp. POWERS.
RANKING NOTICE.--Thc PERRYsRurG B.xK
~ isnnw opennnd prepared discount short bnsint
paper buy aud sell old Silver and Eastern scange
and ransactother business nther line. Interest maid
on time deposits. }. $. NORTON. Cashier.
-- PROCLAMATION. 5T7r
SALMON T.. CHASE, Governor OF the state Of
ONO 90 hereby notify the qualified electors of the
State of Ohio, to assemble in their respective Town
ships and Yards at the usual loces Of holding cleo
tons. on ~ ESDAf, being the FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, \: d, 1856. and then and there to pro
ceed ms the law directs. to electl - F
twenty -Three Electors of President nd Vice
President of the United States, -
| ted States and of this State. - "' ~ e"
| In TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Great seal of the State " TIbi
sEN to be affixed, at Columbus this nineteentb DIV
| OF September, in the wear of our Lord onss
thousand eight hundred and fifty six and Of the Inde
| pendence OF the United States, the eighty-frst.
| BY the Governor: - IT Z rIi,cr
| j. ii. BAKER, Secretary of State -
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n ParInershIp NOTICE..
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
~ tofore existing between Julius Blinn and c. Jen-
nison under the name, stlye and firm of Blnn Jen-
nison is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be settled and con-
tinued by Julius Blinn. JULIUS BLlNN.
c. V. JENNISON.
Cash paid for Hides, Sheep Pelts, Wool, &c, &c.
PERRYsBURG. Aug. TO- 1856. JULIUS BLINN.
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A MQUANTITYo of c otton " oodand OakLUM
"A BFB can be bought cheap of the subscriber al hi
steam saMml miles east of town, or by applying to
f. Il. MILLER & Co, Perrysburg.
April 10, 1886. I'M -. POPPR,WARNS,
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GAIT just received; new salt in barrels and sacI,
- for butter and family use. at GEO. POWERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CT. INscHo, Secretary.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17


The PRosPEor-FILLMoRE SAFE.-That
exceedingly cautious and able paper, the
Norfolk Herald, after reviewing the chances
of Messrs. Fremont and Buchanan in the
present contest, says: ut follows then, that
Milard Fillmore will be the next President:
ifnot by the people, ct least in the House OF
Representatives We have however an
abiding hope and belief, that he will be cleo
ted by the people. How can the friends Of
the Union at the South, who compose a
large majority Of the voters, do othe rwse
than cast their votes for him when they shall
be convinced, as they soon will be. Of the
utter hopelessnes Of Buchanan's election
1t is evident that Mr.. Fillmore is gaining
strength daily, both at the South and the
North. 1t is idle to suppose that the mass
OF voters at the North are in favor Of put
ting the Union to hazard, or are so reckless
OF the interests and character of their coun-
try as to elevate such man as Fremont to
the Presidency; and what ever the zealots
and fanatics of his party may say, and how
ever loudly they may boast, the thinking AND
by far the larger portion Of the Northern
people will ultimately draw off from him and
cast their votes for Fillmore"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17

New York CONCEDED TO FnLMoRE.--Wo
do believe that, al last. the BUCCANEERS begin
to believe that Mr.. Fillmore will carry New
York-the largest vote in the Union. They
rather think, too, that he may carry some
other States. Now this is what We call pro.
gress. In June, July and the first half Of
August, they pere betting that he 'oou.ld not
receive single electoral pote! How Fillmore
and Donelson have been ascending, and "Buck
and Brock" descending, may be seen, II the
reader will contrast present notions with
prevailing opinions as expressed two months
ago.
The fact is the old Buck started off al .
good lick, but he hasn't bottom; and his dis
tress now ut the end Of the third mile is pal
pable. Let him look out for the distance
flag!
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DIsUNIoN IN South CARoLINA.-The atten-
ton of the Democracy of McMinn county is
invited to the following extract from speech
delivered by Mr.. Brooks, Of South Carolina,
at complimentary dinner rendered him by
portion Of the citizens Of that State:
have told you we should dissolve the
Union. 1t must be done. The dead carcass
must be cut from the living body; they can
not exist together. Some Of our Southern
friends will not come up to the mark until
the pending Presidential election is decided !;
Buchanan must be elected or defeated before
they will consent to act. tell you do not
believe in any party which does not believe
in slavery. The Democratic party are on
our side in this contest, therefore / shall go
for Buchanan, and shall do so honestly and
perhaps zealously. But am by no means
sure Of his election. l act in this on the
same principle that good hearted physician
gives medicine while his patient is dying. l
shall continue to use Buchanan pills. If they
cure, we'll enough; if not, it cannot be help.
ed. They do no harm, and it is our only
chance. Laughter. am obliged to 20 for
Buchanan, for the only choice lie between him,
Fillmore, and Fremont Mr.. Fillmore is q
gentleman, and made good President, and
perhaps, if he is elected. may deceive his own
party, and do better than we expect. But
we don't want to throw back the tide of dis
union.
We again ask the sober honest masses OF
the party, if they are going of with their
leaders in their crusade against the Union.
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The AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET IN
PRsEsYLvASIA.-There are as yet but two
electoral tickets in the State of Pennsylvania
that nominated by the Americans, and that
of the Buchanan Democracy. Enemies Of the
American party have put forth the statement
that our ticket is composed Of an equal num-
Der of Americans and Fremonters. This is
untrue. 1t has not the least foundation in
fact. The American ticket is composed of
Fillmore men exclusively. We have taken
pains to ascertain the facts, and we can state
automatically, that every name on it is true
friend of Fillmore and Donelson. Americans,
be not misled by the tricks Of the enemy!
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The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer SAYS
A friend just returned from tour in McNary,
Hardin, Decatur, and Henderson counties, in
this State, assures us that beyond all doubt
there will be large gains for Fillmore in
those counties over Gentry's vote. The news
from all quarters is cheering beyond our most
sanguine expectations. The immemora and
inextinguishable love of the Union is fast be-
coming aroused in all directions, and We do
not believe now, Gf our friends will work as
they know how to work,) all the powers of
Sag-Nichtism and Dsunon can beat Mr.. Fill
more. His election is a necessity of the Re-
public.
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W-W We have been asked, with knowing
wink, what remedy the Americans propose
for the strife and civil war which curses
and disgraces the country. We propose the
election Of Willard Fillmore, and, as con-
sequence, a wise and national administration
Of the government. We propose The execu.
ton of the laws, and the maintenance Of
the Constitution. We propose to crush oui
agitation, by removing from, and giving Of
fee to, no enemy Of the Union, North OF
South. We propose to Americanize the
government, and to elevate It to its original
purity, by throwing additional safe guards
around the ballot box, and by representing
American institutions abroad by native
American citizens. We propose 10 starve
out demagogues, by making merit the road
to preferment, and thus elevating the off
ces of the country above their reach. We
propose to crush every effort to unite
church and State, BY studiously Withholding
place and power from the slaves of the
Pope, and to silence all sections by denying
to them any participation in the administers
ton OF the government, beyond the exer.
else Of the elective franchise. These items
constitute part Of the remedy proposed by
the Americans for the curses inflicted upon
the country BY misrule.