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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

1s- The new steamer has taken the name OF
Belle, and her beautiful proportions make it emf
ucntIy proper aud significant. We have never seen
every respect well finished aud furnished for our
trade. The Belle is small--about 70 feet in length
is built after the model of lake steamers aud
draws between two and three feet OF water light
On Tuesday she made pleasure excursion to De-
troit, taking out quite number of ladies and
gentlemen from this place.
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Ditch Notice.

INHE following interested persons MS owners Of the
L described land opposite their respective names are
hereby notified that application has been made to
the trustees OF Webster township. Wood county, Ohio
toa out Locate and apporton among the land owners
benehtted thereby the expense of laying out and the
share to be made opered, of ditch water-course
as 10 lows: Commencing at the south quarter post Of
section ~, town north OF range twelve east in said
county thence north the quarter line Of sections 49,
~ and 20 to Touissant ereek and that said trustees
WI meet at the south end of said proposed ditch on the
't day OF September, A. ID. 1857, to examine and ap-
portion said ditch according to law;
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SheriH's Sale.

Elizabeth Miller vs.. Jacob Miller.
ID ! virtue of vendi to me directed from the court
ID of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio in th,,;
above cause, will ocr for sale at the door the Court
House in Perrysbug on
Saturday the sth of August. A. u. 1857.
between the hours of 10 o'clock \. and O'Clock r.
~ OF said day the following real estate, to wit: The
westhalf OF the southeast quarter of section twenty
two; also the wcsthalf of the quarter of sec
tOn thirty both of town four north of range eleven
east and containing eighty ofand in each piece
situate in W Uud county, Ohio {. W. NORTON
PRICE & JEFFEHSON, Attys. Sheriff.
July q, lsj7-gwjS253
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school Lands For Snie.

IN HE unersigued will offer for sale at public auction
Il at lie door of the Court House in Wood county,
Ohio,
On Friday. the 18th day of September 1857,
between the hours of IL and II AN. the following
lands, described and appraised Us follows, to wit:
Description. Acres. Valuation.
II Sec. % I. U.s.R leo $500
NEI.4 VIII 40 DO0
Terms-One twelfth part of the purchase money to
be paid at the time of sale aud the balance in eleven
equal annual installments, with annual int, rest.
No bid taken for less than the appraised value
JAMES W. ROSS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood County o.
PeTysburg, July %, 1857, }llwGS293
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of the north
~ west quarter of section 90 in Plain township that
the trustees of said township, will at O'Clock p
N, the 9th day of September 1851 at H. Deneckes in
Plain 70 lay out and apportion ditch running along
the north line of said lot and outlet from the dstch
into the Koch and Denecke ditch
July 23, lSj1-llw6*
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school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination Of Teachers, at Gilead on the first
Tuesday in July.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers Will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at 10 o'clock AN.
]. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--Important to Everybody.

Hereafter, advertisement will be admitted into the
JOURNAL until It ia paid for e "ept where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all eases the
person presenting an advertisement for insertion will
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom Dick. and Harry, ofwhom
We know nothing. The cash system is better for all
parties and ,pe sh1H adhere TO IL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

Gs- During the storm on Saturday night last,
the Court House lightning rod received shot from
"hesven's artillery" which must have destroyed
the building had it not been protected by one Of
these safeguards The lightning passed down the
rod on the north side of the building and tore
quite hole in the ground at the foot of the rod,
throwing dirt against the window above with such
force as to pass through the shutter and break the
glass.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE shcreby given to the owners of land in
section q range ., township 8. that the trustees
Weston township will meet at the house of Joseph
ntneN'in Weston town hip. at 10 o'clock A. NJ on the
"a day OF August next, in order to locate ditch com
encng at the south of section 81 and run
ming IN northwestern direction and on the most
tavonlc route through section q until it strike the
John Gingmy and Joseph Rothy ditch, and there to
terminate.
July lG, 1957--1OwgE s
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G9- Capt, HALL, of the Scit is about con-
tracing for the building Of new and large boat
for our river trade. He proposes to build purely
river boat--one that will draw but little water
which will enable him TO run to the Diamond
Mills. This will greatly accommodate the citizen:
of Maumee. Such an enterprise will doubtless
pay well.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

HAVING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney ,
lIOhio would beg leave to inform the public tlst
have complete and saleanle collection of vigorous
grown fruit trees such Apple Pear. Cherry Peach
Apricot, &c Mr. Lee Moore has kindly consented
sell my valuable fruit trees AT the Bowling Green MI
sery reduced prices. Also he will lie supl He'd wit
complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in spen-
did varieties, from the well known SYDNEY Nursery
with which am now connected.
Sent. IL. lSjG.--lS NATHAN MOORE,
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STRAIN, Atty.
July ., lsj7-9WjS2S3
Wood County Court of common Plcas.

wood County Court OF Common Pleas.
Two Elizabeth Barber, James Barber, Ann Eliza
Burkheart, Harriet Ellen Burkheart Francis Burk-
heart George Burkheart, Maryette Burkheart
Burkhear and Eugene Burheart will take notice that
petition was filed against them the Sd day of JULY
A. ID. 1851 in said by Christopher Burkheart and
is now pending wherein the said petitioner demands
the assignment of dover of said Elizabeth Barber in
and partition of the following real estate to wit The
wes-Falt OF the northwest quarter Of section eight
township five north, of range east; aud the south
west quarter of the northwest quarter section four
teei OF township five north range nine east in Wood
county Ohio, containing in both places one hundred
and twenty OF land; and that the next term OF
said court the said petitioner will apply for an order of
assignment OF said dover, and partOnorsaid premises
aforesaid CHRISTOPHER BURKHE ART
By 5. JEFFERSON, ihis Att.S,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CANVASSERS WANTED.
Sch0OJ For SnIc.

TTNHE undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
l. at the door of the Court House in Wood county.
Ohio,
On FRIDAY, the 4th day of September. 1857,
between the hours of IL and II NJ. the following
lands, described. aud appraised as follows, to wit:
Description. Acres. Valuation.
l-2 W ii Sec. %, I. U.s.R. so $4OO
l-2 W II 4" - so 400
W IL n w Ii =" " &" 90 " 40 200
Tcrms-Onc-twelfth part of the purchase money TO
be pail the time of sale and the balance in eleven
equal annual inStallments, with annual interest
No bid taken for less than the appraised value.
JAMES W. ROSS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood County, o.,
Perrysburg July 23 1857. fGws3l5
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

~ Our young friend George Strain, Esq.
has located himself over Blinn & Burstow's
store, where he will be pleased to attend to all
legal business entrusted to his care.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

soUArTER SovEREIGSTr.-Thee entrance Of
six full dressed ladies into a large omnibus.
and taking exclusive possession thereof, while
eighteen spare gentlemen are forcebly expell-
ed.
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Notice

hereby given to David Viles that the trustees of
Montgomery township, Wood county, Ohio will
meet at the house of Israel Everett Saturday Aug
18TH 1881, to locate ditch commencing on section
ana running south'westery direction the township
line ISRAEL EVERE1'T
July 49, lSiT-llw6s
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

a5- The pamphlets containing premium list aud
regulations for the next Wood County Agricultu-
raj Fair, to be held the 9TH and 9Th of October,
are ready for distribution.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

OY F. x. B,langer, Esq. has our thanks
for some very nice young potatoes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-23

John Yager, Administrator, vs. Elizabeth Wohlfart,
ct al
Dl virtue ofan order of sale to directed granted
ID and delivered from the court of probate Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause will offer
for sale ut the door of the Court House.
On Monday. August 10th, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p
of said day the real described as Subdivision
number ., of River Tract number 20. United States
Reserve OF ~ miles square, containing 10 S3-lOO acres
or less, in Wood county, Ohio Terms of sal, -
One third cash, the balance to be paid in Is months
secured by mortgage on premises.
JOHN YAGER, Administrator
G. STRAIN, Atty.
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Gs- We are having too much rain for harvest
time aud rather more than is good for the corn
CroD
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-Oy- Peck & Hamilton have tremendous
stock of Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs
Psrfumery, &C., but their customers have been so
numerous that they could not make out their ad
vcrtiscment for this week.
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Wood Common Pleas.

Henry Murh3 4 90. w. JUhn Ware, ct al.
TOIlN WARE and Israel Ware will take notice that
y Henry Marks 6 Go. have filed petition against
them aud others in Wood county, Ohio court of COM
mon pleas, asking Judgment against John Ware for
S372g0-lUO with interest since Oct 81, 1856 and for
order Of sale of the northwest quarter OF section
number eight 81 oftownshp number three Oh of range
number nine o. in Wood county, Ohio, to pay the
same and unless they answer or deur to said petition
by tile l2th day of September, A. u. 1857 Judgment
will at the next ensuing of said court he ren-
ercd against them by default according as the sane
is asked for in said petition
MUkRN X DODGE Att'ys for Prf.
July Is, lSJ7.-lOwGS3.O0.
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g See advertisement in another column
of 4" Cdnvdssers Wanted"
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LINES.


Written de death Of Mrs r. Myers, N,iv Rochester
and respectfully inscribed 10 her children by their sin
cere friend
, 1857-11-06
The EInIgrant Massacre.

EDITOR OF THE SAN Francisco HEpun.
| have just had conversation with NJ,
b., who has read letter from O-yon Hvds
received here day before yesterday (0rt
7th, from San Bernardino, at which MAJ"
Hyde recently arrived, with an escort A.
thirty men, from Salt Lake, and where ri,
letter was written to brother Mormon
here, Mr.. L. lie writes, that he left Sslt
Lake just two days after the unfortunate
emigrant train passed that place. and over.
took them in time to save the children 70.
naming alive-fiftecn infantsonly; that the
bodies of lis persons, men, women and
childrep, were lying upon The ground, q prev
to the buzzards, many Of whom we're Of the
"back-out order" who had Joined the Cali.
lornia emigrant train for security in travel
ing. Hyde writes, that be learned from The
settlers in the vicinity of the place Of massa.
ere, that the Indians fred upon the camp
about two hours before day, killing large
number, and then retreated. The eui.
grants then formed corral with their waV.
ops, asd at daylight the Indians returned
to the attack. That the fight lasted two
days" when the emigrGnts sent out little
girl about twelve years old with Gag Of
surrender; that she was killed, and the en-.
tire train destroyed, leaving the bodies uP
on the ground, which OrsOn Hyde himself
counted, (llS,) he arriving at the spot Just
in time to gather up the fifteen infants
which he brought in to San BernarduO.
Hyde is going directly back to Salt Lake,
and takes, per Brigham Young's order, .
large number Of Mormon's with him. The
recipient Of tho letter thinks the fate Of ths
"back- k-outs" just and merited. Ny inform
ant don't believe it was the indians EhO
killed the emigrants.
, 1857-11-06

To-DAY's IssUE.-We publish in to-day's
paper, the letter referred TO last week, pub
liShed in the San Francisco Hsr0H, Of 9th
nit, giving an account Of the terrible mas
sacre by the Indians upon an immigrant
train, near Santa Clara canyon. OF $50
emigrants, Is infants alone were found
alive by the train that arrived at the scene
of the massacre soon after. Amongst the
killed were a number Of Mormons, who
had apostatised from the church at Salt
Lake City, and who were on their way to
California Suspicious are entertained
that the Priesthood " Of the church in
stigated the massacre.
We ask the attention Of the reader to
The communication of Col. NEsMrH, su-
1erintendent of Indian affairs for this and
Oregon Territories, which We Gud in the
Statesman, explanatory Of the instructions
he has received from Washington, concern.
ing the Indian appropriations, &c. Also
10 the statement published in the same pa.
per, relative to the war debt of the two
Territories.
But more especially, 10 we insist that a
careful pernsal be given to what is under
stood to he synopsis Of the report of j
Ross BROWNE, Esq, special agent of tn,
Treasury department, and published in th'
San Francisco Herald Of the 10th ultimo
who has recently been on visit Of invest
cation in this direction. We here adop
the language Of the Oregon Standard ii
saying that in "this account, lie entirel,
excupatcs the people Of Oregon ant
Washington from al blame in the matter
and declares our war claims just upon th
Government lie condemns the system O
reservations as now adopted, and urge
that the Government should either ferre
out the murderers Of Boloh, Wright, Ma
tice, and others, and bring them to justice
or acknowledge that il is incompetent t
protect the settlers in these Territories
He condemns the action Of the regular o.
icers of the army, having command o.
this coast, so far as it relates to Orego
and Washington" y
, 1857-11-06

in the rear-somewhere about tbo p
Mountains, which are betwes, 'g per peaVer
and Fillmore cities, that the can,oa a'awaa
something Ike these: The train cao's were
at Corn Creek, near Fillmore citv IIped
there is an Indian village, III, inbsb,i'ltte b,%uete
OF which have raised . crop Of wLoot L.''us
few melons, etc. And in trading VII aGd
Indians they gave them cash for ",S ,rS. we
and they not knowing the valpe or r"ea'
were severely cheated. Thev wsn. gOA
blanket for sack OF wheat, b1t tbo. b'eu .
them fifty cents, and told them that :n.s gave
would buy blanket. They also 6~Vpn! 6aS aa
OK with them which had died, and tIou au u.l 10
strychuine in him for the purpose of nci.' pu'
ing the l1dians and also mt noiS"S ,O,SOu !,
some description in the water hI% wh;oIU
standing III holes. This occasioDed sa.u.l, ~.u !
deaths among them, within few dSy. y
ter the departure of the train. And r.a H
this, it seems the Indians gathered ,Sp~ pOa
selves together, aud had, no doubt cbo.a rs,u
the place Of attack and arranged eyerv,Sisa Sssa
before the train arrived at the place wing s
they were murdered. ''
1t was ascertained by some Of the D,.,
prefers from few of the Indians wbo rs., T.'.,
left at Corn Greek, that most of the IDdisa'
in the country had left; but they could No,
learn for what purpose, aud before any stsO' sO'
could be taken to ascertain what was tSs
cause, The story was told they were an
killed. Yours, truly,
j. WARD CHRISTIAN
, 1857-11-06

THAT is the Office of the Rostrum, the
great philanlhropical journal of America,
which, ike theBaron Spo!asco, or any 9th
er gentleman Of his kidney, earns living
by being eccentric. Everything is deter
minediy turned tOpsy.turvy by the employ
ees of that paper They want to make men
of women, and women of men. Their trow-
sers are always too short, and their hair
too long. They employ Russians to write
their English, and musicians to instruct the
public in politics. They keep parson who
reviews their profanc literature, aud lay
man who writes sermons on popped corn.
They attack everybody, and below like the
Balls Of Bashan if >they are attacked in
,arn. They profess to be Intensely Demo
cratic, and their building is sort Of cara
vunsera for foreign nobemen who bvouac
among the desks and exchanges They
have their fine eyes, like Mrs. Jellyby, al
ways fixed on Africa, aud do not see the
civic sores that tester at their very feet
10 short their eccentricites and "isms" are
as wide as the brims of their hats, and, like
them shut them off from the light of heaven.
, 1857-11-06

The New DUNoINEss AND CAPE FLATrERY
LIGHT HousEs.--The lighthouses under pro
cess of construction at New Duuginess and
Cape Flattery, under the superintendency
of Mr. ISAAC SMITH, are being fast pushed
to completion through his energetic man
agemeh Lights will be burning on the
summit Of either within, perhaps, the next
six weeks. A fog-bell will be attached tc
each, and their heighth will be at least one
hundred feet at high water. The founda
ton of the base Of the tower, at New Dun
giuess, has been built of the sandstone ia
ken from Bellingham Bay. The stone is
procured 10 slabs, Of from II to "a feet
length and breadth, with an accommodate
ing thickness. There have been from II
10 l6 hands employed in the construction oI
the latter named lighthouse, which is loca
ted on a spit, abont is miles to the north
ward of Port Townsend The lights vii
be fixed" and of the 4th class. The light
house at Cape Flaticry, is called "Tstorsch.
, 1857-11-06

ARRvED.-At Teekalct, Oct 3lst., bark
Canton, (Sweed) Eckerman, from San
Francisco.
SAILED.-Nov. lst, bark Friendship
Carleton, for San Francisco.
Nov. End, bark Sea Nymph, Siege, fol
Hong Kong.
, 1857-11-06
Rnlnlsrnnces Of TraNeI .

ileee OF an excursion on the U. S. Steamer
Constellation, from this place to Victoria,
v. l., indulging 10 an absence from his
post Of three weeks In bis absence the
world has "wagged on" and the paper hes
been published with that natural regularity,
that, even should he never have returned,
the territory would have suffered no incon-
venlence in consequence thereof.
Changing the second person to the
royal" pronoun "soe ia Prerogatire ~
which We have ever been 10th to use)-i'I
might be necessary in explanation to re-
mark that It had been our design to have
condensed the results of our observations,
whilst absent, into single general article.
We now discover that that would he i'm
possible, aud although we have taken notes
concerning the numerous bays, harbors,
straits, canals, passages, villages, military
stations. etc, which present themselves be-
tween Olympia and our rOyul neighbors'
possessions, (Vancouvers Island, it would
be utter folly to attempt to do justice to
al IN one article. Our neighbOrs on the
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, 1857-11-06

BELLINGHAN BAY, AGAIY.-The veins of
coal at Col. Fitzhugh's claim, vary in thick
ness from IA to 26k feet. The further il
the dip has been prospected, the better is
the quality of the coal. (See our leading
article on this subject)
, 1857-11-06

BLUxDERs.-The Franklin Register ls~
ly published on address by the ke.. M
Abbot, and its next issue noted the iO"'"
ing correction:
For ''dum swizzIe," please read pI'D'D
cnce."
This was bad enough, but the next W.
the same paper had the following -.
In an advertisement that opPsaIeua h. y
our last paper for "Buubleton'S "OiR 'iI,oui,
stroying porrengers," read
worm destroying lozenges."
Faulkner, who edited The Daolln 'O-
nal, announced in glowing terms 'n' y" ~.
val in that city of a distinguished menu, y,
of the British nobility. On the heA' ~ NJ.
his paper contained the following Vs''
berniau CORE ,lion: 49,,
For "Her Grace the Duke 10 Ha,cs. Iss
days journal, read "HiS Grace Inc D'
ess."
He improved the matter qni'e a. ' .n,,
as did a good clergyman in EHg'anu oa .'ia.
who, without book, was praying AT" t.,n
Oh Lord, bless all classes OF PeoPlS h,
the beggar on his throne to the KING =. ~ ii,
dunghili; we mean from the klns "
dunghill to the beggar on his 'n'0"''
, 1857-11-06

Ia A boa5hDg-hsiso keeper in Balti-
more advertlses TO furnish gentlemen with
pleasant and comfortable rooms, also one
or two gentlemen with wives
, 1857-11-06

aB- Five hundred troops left Leayen-
worth, Kansas, on the 9th September, for
New Mexico.