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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

NO PASSENGERS TAKEN TO NEW 0RLEANS.
It VISA reported and generally believed that number
u the Central Americas California passengers were
transferred at Havana TO the Philadelphia, aud taken
70 New.Orlesns Such s not the fact; or, at least
regards the Philadelphia. That ships arrival below
New Orleans is recorded in all the NewOreans papers
Of Monday, the Ath inst, as follows:
ARRIVAL OF TIE PHiLADELPHIA.-The United
States mail steamship Philadelphia, 5. 2. Griffin com
msnder, left New-York Sept. 3. at p. m arrived of
the Moro on the night of the Stu and sailed for New
Orleans on the afternoon Of the 9th The Philsdelpha
Did not enter the haroor but remained hove to at sea-
She landed lOl passengers at Havana, and bnnss II
Passengers large cargo, and the California and pso
&c mails for this place. Owing to the rigid quarantine
regulations, she brings passengers from Hara0 nor
California for this plzce.
The PreRsa Of Havana, Sept. 8, gives the names OF
the passengers landed at Havana from the Central
America, ss follows:
D. Chstobal do Loss1a, D. Bsr.olone Corpanchi,
D. gan,isso DIVA ID. Eduardo Fernandez
m La oh nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
sEcskp EoARe.
SATURDAY, Sept. 1872. n.


The .tringency of the Money Market continues TO
have it's natural effect at the Stock Board and the
market unable to take the amount Of Stocks thrown
upon it. The fall to-day general but most marked
in Michigan Central, which declined from 60 yestsr
day to IS. This decline brought 10 buyers, and the
prce improved to So. La Crosse WAS also very heavy
and fell off to II, closing l2l. Erie left off at i7s
al7I; Central 6sI a 6si Michigan Southern, 10 49,;
Toledo, 35I 35I. The feeling at the Second Board
was rather better but the Improvement moderate.
Investors continue to take Stocks but not in sufficient
quantity to sustain the market. TIE feeling at the
Board to. day was as unfsvoiabe a. have noticed
for some time past and the best Stocks suffered
more than the fancies. Missouri 6s are pressed on
the market; sl75,OOO have been sold TO- day. Under
the circumstances the price is well sustained.
Exchange quiet at the quotations Of yesterdays
to Y cent for Sterling.
Freights are again lower. To Liverpool the en-.
gagements include Grain at ID. Flour at Is. Cd;
100 ba.es Cotton at 53d. for uncomprsssed and $50
bales Sea Island at 3-l6d 10000 HID. Slaves at
800. To London, 40 hhd.. Maryland Tobacco at rs.
Cd $50 bhds. Virginia at 27s. g.. 600 bbs Flour at Is.
To Bremen, 200 hhds. Sugar at 25s. To Rotterdam,
so tuns Logwood at 22s. Cd. 5000 feet Lumber at
49, A schooner from Rondout 10 Boston with Coal,
at 81 80 y tun.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$685. 20; Payments, sl24,69l A.; Balance, &c.,
29O $50 20.
The street has been unusually quiet to-day. The
shock of the loss Of the Central America appears to
have expended its effect and injury anticipated
from it, excepting the Gripping of the ability Of
Banksto assist those of ether cities The demand for
money in mercantile circles continues very sharp but
we hear city failures worthy of notice. The Banks
are discounting nearly up to their receipts, and the
discount houses are active. Rates 10 yer, how
ever, few names going below Is y cent, and many
usually considered frst.clsss at "a y cent.
The exports of specie from this por,, for the week
srdpg this day. and for the year 1857 thus far, were
ss follows:
Schooner Elliott Porto Rico specie. 500 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

tive answers, re uDderstaKd, were returned. II may
BOT be out Of place here 70 state that the
Postmaster General was apprised Of the news, he
pronptly cent dispatch 70 Charleston for the pur-
pose 81 obtaining for HIS department and the pubic,
eli the additional intelhge that could De procured.
No further news. the inquiry showed, could be oh
tained vm that point the survivors had been taken
to Norfolk ar Savannah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

The following is comparative statement Of. the
value of certain Exports from the commencement of
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21

The Clermont Courier nominatcs DR.. S
B. Crew, Of that county. Treasurer of State.
We have no doubt the Doctor would make a
good Treasurer. hut what is' the m alter OF Mr.
Gibson, the present Treasurer?-JournaE
Would it not be jlst as pertinent to ask what
70 the matter with S. B. Crew. Sometimes
. mans serving in an office one term furnish
es justif cation for re-electing him, and some
times it does not. aud for our part we believe
in the one term rule unless it be in those cases
where. an officer demonstrates in the mos
satisfactory manner that the public interests
are entirely safe jE his hands.-NarysViN
Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21

~ The Ohio State Journal and Statesman
have pursued Hon. G. S. Hamilton, chairEiun o.
the committee on canal thieves, with the fiery fag
gots OF their united vengeance ever since the com
mittee over which he presided made their report
Mr.. II. is now at his post as editor of the Marys
vile Tribune, and the twin organs at Columbus
are unequal to the task Of standing up under his wei
directed blows Mr.. Hamilton has acted the par
of an honest man and Faithful! public officer
and his tratcers will see that his course will bt
approved by the honest pepoe of the State, the
sbuse and personal slang to'the contrary notwith
standing.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21

WASHINGTON SoCIETT.-Mr. Walter Leno1
formerly Mayor of Washington, has written a
letter to the National Iatelligencsr, in which he
speaks in strong terms OF denunciation OF a
school in that city for the education of coored
children. He speaks of its dangerous tenden
cy, DC. 1t APPEARS that there has been
school Of the character named, in that city,
for two or three years, kept by aphilan'hropc
lad, free of expense. nm effort has recently
been made in the Eastern cities to raise $780,
900 to enlarge the school and erect new build
ii,g. The effort is likely to be succ sslu thence
Mr. Lenox's alarm. We should not be sur
prised if the school house was mobbed and
torn down, and the lady teacher driven from
the District. When we reflect that that pau
per city has been made by the liberal apPio-
priations granted by the votes of Northern
men. this attempt to crush most truly phi
lan,hropic object should be regarded by all
the members from the Free States as an in
suit to them, and they should shut down up
on them the gates of the Treasury. This MIR
Lsnox was formerly Wing, but became 9
Buchanan man last year upon "the niger
question 30. S. Journal.
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ed BY the 9,mills tax would have paid of Si33.23
additional OF the debt. As il is what is, the re-
suit In two years they have increased the debt
S23i.l4 aud IN those two yenrs they received
$9o9 more than, the former board, for the pre-
vlous two years, making an add tional amount
OF 81 OBI IA to be accounted Gor.I How is this
amount disposed off A few and only few nee
essary items of extra expense will more than
bltance it.. There has been lin two years) paid
for two additional school teachers S794; there
has ben paid additional to the teachers Of the
High School and Grammar School 5000, and for
School House rent $l00, making Sl095; or $50 sc
more than the amount additional of money re-
ceifed, in addition to which over S400 have
bceii paid for school house building aud repairs
over ana above anything of the kind that was
done by the former board Has there been any
waste, any extravaganza, sny regligance in the
use OF the school funds7 IL the payment of
Sl9O o, extra II cessary expenditure over and
above what the former board could do with the
sa me amount of money, be evidence Of incom.
potency or incapaciiy, then we plead guilty to
the charge
We have no charge to make against the form
er Board, but find that during the last year of
their term, something over $50 was paid to the
then principal of the school for expenses attend
ing teachers institutes.
Our Teachers in attcnl ling institutes pay their
own expenses.
we now close up this matter. SO far as we
are concerned, we are satisfied that we have rer-
form I'd our duty, our whole duty, and nothing
else. Retrenchment and rctorm so far as is con-
ssfent with the good Of The school, has been Our
motto and that we have been to some extent
successful, We submit 10 those who arc interest
cd Had Tax Payer limited his malice to the
Board Of Elucati n, we should have been CON
tent to rest under his imputations, bit when
he reflects on the school and its teachers-when
he strikes al thi means Of education-whcn he
aims at the destruction Of the usefulness of the
school-we can no longer remain silent. Our
interests are bound up in the school and its schol-
lars-ther hopes and tears, their joys and sor-
rows are ours We ask no batter reward than
to see the work of our own hands flourishing
around us.
Our desire is to see a school rrospering. and
to prosper with able AMI efficient teachers
as are al present at its head. Scholars engaged
in rapid march of intellectual improvement,
and parents (or at least the mass of hem for
all will never be satisfsd) contented with that
imnrOvement.
This done, we shall retire from our post salts
fled that" all is we'll"
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21

The question, will satpetre explode !? has
caused considerable discussion in the scientific and
editorial world Another issue was started by two
young men al North Adams, Massachusetts,, lately.
A firm of tunnel contractors vacated a store, and
the newcomer finding there part of a barrel of
powder set ii upon the platform under the awning.
Two individuals, having nothing else 10 do, tool;
occasion TO sit this barrel and gaze at the church
goers IN the meantime soiacin5 themselves with
cigars OIe of the precious couple started the
question. win powder burn !? aud the other
hnxous for a asoutionNppLied handful to his cigar
alter which stars were "Shot maCAy from their
spheres, and the young men spread themselves in
various direct ons, while the congregation wa,
aroused by an alarm OF fire.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21
A Central Organ.

Itis generally conceded that country paper o.
limited circulation, cannot sustain an extensive
= Exchange List" Hence it is desirable to have
reliable central organ which will truly reflect the
sentiment Of the State, as manifested by its Press
generally.
Such was heretofore one of the olfi,es perform
ed by the Ohio State Journal, but such we are
sorry to say, does not appear TO fall within the
scope of its recognized duties at present. Whenev
er question arises in the Republican party upon
which there is difference of opinion, it at once
espouses one side or the other and enters into the
contest with the spirit Of most bitter partiSan,
Instead Of rejecting the sentiment OF the State
it seeks to fashion and control that sentiment by
the admission ofnothing into its columns but what
harmonizas with the views and wishes of its Editor
This charge is fully sustained by its course during
the winter upon the canal contracts, the Sale ot
the Public Works, anil now upon the subject oil
the next Republican nominee for Governor Its nc
ton has been intensely pariEan--its course unfair
uuust and calculated TO lead the country press
astray and therefore we are dissatisfied with it.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21
Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, &c.

The London Quarterly ReUicU,
The Nc,O York Daily State Register and Others on
SCOSTAR'S" Rat Roach &,,, EPrErMINAToR,
"COSTAR'S" Bed bug ExrERMlNAroR.
COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants &c.
The London Quarterly Reuieto contains near a
column, and the Ns,U York Daily State Register,
Of May lst says; "No judicionS hoasekeeper
should defer purchasing a supply of these inyalu-
able remedies for clearing their houses of all sorts
OF vermn. With all confidence we can recon-
mend them as indispensable articles for every
family
The N,W York Journal for April hes the iol
lowing "Costar's" Remedies for all domestic
pests, such as Rats, Cock Reaches, Bed Bhgs Ants
Fleas &C., are said TO be invaluable indeed w
can speak of actual knowledge of their rare merits
The name OF 'Costar is household word t,
New Workers, and his Depot, No. 335 Broadway
New York, is thsongei by thousands daily. As tn
summer approaches we advise every one who woul,
be rid Of the above nf.msd pests to send and pro
cure timely supply of the Extermnator Drug
Rists and Dealers also should send their orders eariy
# they would secure trade in articles for whicl
there is aeoHstant demand, and on which fair prof
may be realized"
CT See advertisement in another column.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21
!. A. HIGGINS, Editor.
The Next Governor.

We cannot concede that any other cntertains a
higher regard FOR Gov Chase than ourself-we be-
lievc HIM to be to-day the strongest man in the
State Of Ohio, yet we would not re-nominate him
for Governor on the 18th of August next
We would now, while at the zenith of his pop
slsrty with all his honors thick upon him and
every laurel nndimu,ed snatch him from the po-
ltical arena and reserve him for ahgner and more
responsible position, We would incur no risks
during the next two years. Sincerely believing
our views of this matter are correct we hope Gov.
Chase may see it with our ewes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21
Perrysburg, May 18th, Is57-lwG


Be At ordained BY the TJ,oa Council ofhhe Town Of
Prrys6urg, All swine, the property of persons residing
within the limits Of the town of Perrysburg. nre hereby
prohibited from running large within the limits of
such Corporation under penalty OF two dollars. for
each swine found running at large. contrary to the
provisions of This section, unless such swine shall have
rings wire fastened in their to prevent
them from roofing up the grouni and the Marshal IS
required distrain and mpound every swine so found
running large without such rings in its above
required; aud If such penalty and costs are not paid
within day after such swine are impounded and
distrained. sell the at public Auction To the
the costs OF proceedings and penalty aforesaid and
the balance il any, shall be deposited with the Mayor,
and he paid TO the owner Of such swine, demand.
JAMES HOOD Mayor.
]. p. THOMPSON. Recorder.
MnY Ii 1871. lM2S22O
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LEGAL N0TICG-

Petition for Partition in Wood Common Pleas.
Sarah A. Creigh and john T. Creigh, her husband vs.
William NJ Reid and others.
WILLIAM NJ REID, George Reid, Alex Reid
w Samuel Reed, johnson Reed, Margaret Gowwi-
Ter and Christian Gowwiler, her husband Mary Shep-
hard and james Sheppard her husband, James Nc
Clure. Mary Nc Clurc Jane Mcclure, Ann Mcclure
John Adams, Samuel adams, Margaret Adams Geo
Mckcehan, Samuel McKeehan. ohm McKeelan Ben-
jamin Mchechan, Nancy Dnwiddy and Alexander Din
WILDLY her husband Mary Blaukenship. and John Blan-
kenship her husband Samuel McKeehan Martha Nc
keehan, James Owen Bare, David Alexander Bare and
Sarah Elizabeth Bare, will take notice that petition
was filed against them the 22d day Of April, 1851
in the court Of common pleas within aud for the county
of Wood, and State Of Ohio. Ivy Sarah A. Creigh and
John 4. Creigh. her husband, and is now pending
wherein said plaintiffs demand partition of the follow
ing real estate situate in the count, of Wood and
Of Ohio to wit: The north half of the south-we
quarter of section No. 2S in township No. g. in range
Ne east containing eighty more less in the
township of Weston. county Of Wood. and state OF
Ohio; and that at the June term of said court as
thereafter counsel can be heard. said plaintiffs
will apply for order that partition be made of said
premises. REID, CARPENTER & HARRISON,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Dated this 23d day of April, 1s57.-5Ow6. $3.50
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Mary Jane Brown Schuyler Brown.
'INHE defendant, Schuyler brown. will take notice
Il that Mary Jane Brown, the 25th day of April
lo5hled her petition in the clerks Office of the court
of Common Pleas, of said county, asking for divorce
from him on the grounds of wilful absence for more
than three years. habitual drunkenness for more than
3years; extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty
and, unless the said defendant answers or emurs to
said petition on before the first day of the next
term of the court OF Common Pleas, in said county,
said petition will be taken confessed and the court
asked to decree thereon accordingly.
ASHER COOK. Atty. for PIN.
April 80 lS51-jlwGS2.g3
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sheriff = sale.

Elizabeth Miller VS.. Jacob Miller.
u virtue of an execution directed and deliver
IL cred fromth court OF common pleas of Wood
ty. Ohio, in the above case will offer for sale the
door of the court house in Perrysburg,
On Monday the Sth day OfJune, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, and o'clock
NJ of said day, the following real estate, beii the
west of the south cast l. section 80, town north.
range IL east containing 80 acres taken the proper
ty OF Jacob Miller to satisfy Judgment for umony in
the ab owe case. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
Price 4 JEFFERSON, Atty's
May !, ,ls57--52wI$2
NOTICE is hereby given TO the of sections
~ l, 8. in jackson township and sections a. IS,
&c. 25 in Milton township that the Of Jack
son Milton townships will the house of John
Dubbs in Jackson the 23d day of June o'clock
for the purpose of locating ditch. commencing
ton seventeen, in swamp land ditch No ~ thence to-
station one. and thence along the most feasible
through sections 49, &c. & 20, in Milton to the limo
of Milton township and apportion the said digging and
expenses the several of the above described
lands benefited thereby, all the above lands lying in
Wood county, Ohio. II. X. JEROME.
May 7, 1s57--52w6*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21

Tom FoRD.-Lieutenant Governor Ford,
will not be candidate for reelection. H is
dlsgusted with politics. He is interested in
a land speculation in Minnesota, and will give
his attention TO the sale Of town lots.
We clip the above from the Cincinnati
Gazette. We know nothing of its truth or
its falsehood, but we suppose it is true, and
il so, it will devolve on the Republican Con
vention to select another instead of Tom for
Lieutenant Governor, and we hope this candi'
dacy will be conceded to the vigorous Repub-
licans of the Nortwest-A AarysviLe Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21
Wood Common Pleas.

Samuel VI. Chicote, Administrator of the Estate Of
Richard I.oman deed, vs. James Mickey, and others.
James Mickey will take notice tha; Samuel VI. Chill
cote, administrator of Richard loman deed, has filed
petition against you and others, heirs of said
Richard oman, in the Court of Coihmon Pleas OF Ood
count", Ohio to obtain from sail court an order to
sell the west half of the quarter of section
number -, 7. 3 r. T. in said Wood county, Ohio con
tanning so acres for the purpose of paying the debts
of said cstaehe personal property and effects being
insufficient thereof said petition will he for hearing
the next term of said court commencing June TO- 1851
MURRAY IL DODGE, Atty's ofPets
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Notice.

The State of Ohio, Wood county; Potion for Partition
jacob Myers, petr Mary Ann Koose John NJ Koose
RachcKoose, Mechacl koose, Sarah Summers, sam,
ue Summers, John Myers, and Sarah Myers Dcfs.
'ENflE said defendens will take notice that Jacob
a Myers has filed a petition against them in said
court demanding partition of the follow real estate
situate in county Of Wood and state of Oho and being
the west half OF the north east quarter of section No
II, township No. 5north of range No ~, containing
so acres ofland. Said petition will be for hearing at
the Juue term of said court, 1851
Per Jas. MuRRAY. his Atty By f. G. sERvIs.
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Sherin,s Sale,

EliZibeth Miller vs.. Jacob Miller.
DI virtue of an execution TO ME directed and dev-
- cred from the court of common plens, of Wood
county Ohio, in the alb cause, will offer for sale
at the door otthe court house in Porrysburg
On Monday the Sth day Of June, 1857.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ of said day the following real estate being the
of the southeast Of section z2, north, range
of Jacob Miller, satisfy the in the above case
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
PRICE L JEFFERSON Atu's.
MAY I. lS51-52wjsl SS
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SheriG,s Sale.

George Colt vs.. A. P. Stone, ct. al.
ID virtue of execution to directed and deliy-
ID cred from the court of common pleas OF Wood
county, Ohio. shall offer for sale, public auction
On Saturday. May 30h 1867
between the hours of aud two o'clock p NJ of
said day the following described real estate to wit
The undivided half OF River Tract number ffty seven
go in the United States Reserve of twelve miles
square at the foot of the Rapids of Miami of Luke
Erie, containing eighty and eighty three hundredth
(s0.S3-l -l00j acres.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
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Notice.

\ petition will be presented to the commissioner
of Wood county, at their next regular session,
asking an alteration in the Mount Pleasant ridge road,
as follows: Commencing at or near the place where
said road crosses the center line of fsectio32 in Plain
township. The petitioners will ask that instead of the
present angling route through the south half of the
south west quarter Of said section, thut the road
be 50 altered TO west from the north
of said quarter section to the west line Of said see
and thence On the best route to ntesect the present
road west of said section line.
NAV
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NOIiGG

7 S hereby given that petition will be presented to the
commissioners of Wood county Mt their next regular
session. asking for the view, survey, and location Of
county road commencing at the center of the cCutch
enyille road the township line between the town
ships of Freedom and Montgomery thence west on the
township line between said townships and also that OF
Portage and Center townships to the south corner
of section "a in Center township, county road and
there terminate, MANY PETITIONERS.
MAY I, IS57--J2W4F
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FIVR DOLhARS REWARD.

I OS1, on Wednesday, the 22d inst, gold locket.
/ j and cham Locket Bible and Gold Pencil. Tho
ocket has three daguerreOtypes in it, If any person
can give information that will lead 10 the recovery OF
the above articles | will give them the above reward.
Information may be left the store of Bliun Bar
stow, or at my residence the Mnumee and Western
Re serve road MISS +, ii. HOWARD,
Perrysburg. A Anril %. 1851.