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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOllCh is hereby giventhat the trustees OF Perys-
4 Dprg township; Wood county Ohio, will meet at tho
court mouse IN sad township on Friday the 18th day Of
locate ditch or water course to commence at the
south line of section number 49, in township one in the
o reserve oil ~ miles square at the termination Of
ditch already located by the trustees of Middleton
township and thence north through the middle of
said section 49, running the line between river tract
SO and the Spatord grant the ravne and apart to
each person interested in said such portion
of the same to be by them opened shall be deemed
right and just according to benefits to be derived there
from, and also to az ans them such portion OF
the expenses. and damages according to right and
justice they ought TO pay The following named per-
supposed be in opening said water
course as c owners of the lands set opposite their
respective names, to wit:
Owners Names X. L. Sec. Part Acres
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will he pre-
~ sentcl to the commissioners of Wood county, at
tler session. praying for the location of county
road: commenting at the southwest corner Of Wood
county running thence the county line. between
the counties of Wood and Hancock until it strikes the
load known rs the Joseph Lnwrance road, then and
there - terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
lime H. lo5---GWlF
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

Ds~ We don't wish TO be accused Of taking
the wind out of the sails of Fourth of July
orators, but just read the sermon of Dow Jr on
our first page, aud SEC if he is not capital in
dep n'eIce orator.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
Notice.

NOslpc.
complete record of all the surveys of the under
signed, while Deputy County Surveyor for the years
lSj3 T. and ) also the surveys OF lSj6 and Z date
can be found his office in Perrysburg, where copies
can be had proper application. Also original su.-
veyS OF roal', 81. SILNANUS JEFFERSON.
July ?, lS57-Stf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

Jna- Mr. Choate Of Napoleon, who withdrew
from his connection with the Star should learn
that his private business is of but little interest to
The general reader The world will probably con-
Dinre 10 move in its accustomed way if he does not
she'd his light through the Star
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

~ Ii is feared that the State will be able to
recover but small portion Of the losses sustain
ed from Breslin's drfalcation as it is now as
certainei that he held the Office of Treasurer
from the first of January until the Goth of No
vemb.r, without giving bonds for the faithful
performance Of his duty. Should it be shown,
as probably will be the Case, that tha money was
taken from the treasury during this PERIOD the
State will pay dearly for Governor MsdilIs
negltct OF dutv
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

l4-A dispatch lrom Qlabec states that the
steamer Montreal was burned on Friday night
near CARING. About 500 passengers were on
board, principally Scotch immigrants, about 400
Of whom are supposed to have bten lost.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

UP THE RIvER.--PerrysbIrg and M4umae
looked positively inviting Yesterday, as we Gid
ed up the river on the Chase. Those trees =
what charm they lend to the landscape; what
comfort their protecting shade affords, these
sultry days. If any of our city readers are like
us. " cabbined, cribbed, confined" without anv
warrant or lease" Of home spot on this
great world f-ld or il their homes have brick
and mortar bounds, and are without the charm
and mnsic of the gre-n leaves and swaying
branches of hous hold trees or if meath the
ardent sun they feel inclined to fret and fuma
and long for cool breezes. let them take a trip
up the river. Let them rambI- around till they
feel goo app tit" and then take dinner at a
good old-(dshioned tavern where they raise their
own garden sass" and we'll wager that they re-
turn to the citv rfrcshel AMI renewed in body
and mind.--B!ade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

SENECA COUNTY BANK.-rhs missing bonds
OF this bank have been found in the hands of
certain parties in the city of New York, and
Treasurer Stone states that they will be recover
ed. At all events, bill holders are secure, as
Attorney neral Wocott has given it as his
opinion that the State is responsible for them
The report that bills on the Canal Bank OF
Cleveland and the City Bank of Cincinnati
were not good, is a mere shaving shop hoax.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
Administrator,s Sale,


Samuel VI. Chilcote. Administrator, &c, Richard
Loman ct al
DY virtue of an order of sale directed granted
ID and delivered from the court OF common pleas of
Wood county. Ohio IN the above entitled cause, | will
offer for sale the door of the court house in Perrys
burg,
Wednesday, August 9TH, 1857.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock +,
NJ. of said day. the real described as the
half of the south east quarter of section number nine
teen 90, oftownshp number three (}l of range
ber twelve (l2). in Wood county Ohio containing so
more or less. Terms oi slc--cash.
$. VI. CHILCOTE Administrator
Murray DODGE Attys.
July ., lSj7--Sw5S2S3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
CristadOrO's Hair Dye!

CFISJluOEO y kAlIf Dye!
Within a nut-shcll all the merits lie.
OF CristadOro's never equalled Dye;
Red il makes black, 10 brown transforms grey
And keeps the hbros always from decay.
This mntchless reyalizHg Hair Dye, still holds its
position the most harmless and eicaeiOus Hair Dye
in the WORLD. Prepared and sold, wholesale aud re-
tail and applied in ten private rooms, at CRisrADoRos s.
No. G AsroR House, broadway. New York and by all
Druggists and Perfumers in the United States.
Jau. 10, lSj1--3Oyl.
Agents. Cincinnati, Ohio, john D. Parks. Solon
Palmer
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

Jacob $, Bake 5 Estate.

JnCOb ;. Bake 5 Llstate.
NTlLET BAKER, admiHi,tratriN OF the estate of
Jacob 5. Baker, deceased. this day fl ed her
for hearing the 18th day OF july A. D., 1857.
JOHN \. KELLEY, Probate Judge.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

The city of Pittsburgh ia in danger Of being
compelled TO population, owing to the failure of
the tax bill in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
which leaves her without the power to levy tax
es TO liquidate her Indebtedness.
A TITANIC FIGURE The great extent Of our
country is only vaguely portrayed by the strong
figure used bv Thos. f. Marshall, in his remarks
at the Cincinnati celebration, when he referred
to the Mississippi valley as reclining with her
head in the lakes her feet in the Gulf of Mpxi-
co, and her hands grasping the Allegheny and
Rocky mountains.
The first new -four of the season (says a
New York exchange Of the 18th inst,) made
from this years wheat was offered on Change
TO day. 1t was ground at the Carmichael Mills,
Augusta Georgia, from white wh'at gown in
that vicinity, and is one Of the finest samples
ever sent forward The invoice consisted OF
ten barrels, and was received from Charleston
by the steamer Marion.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

NOTICE is hereby given that petition has bet n
~ filed with the county commissioners OF Wood
county, in the state of Ohio asking to have the fol-
lowing territory in said Wood county, organized into
an Incorporated village, to be called Forage, to vii;
The sOuth-half OF section one a. township four ~
NORTH of range ten lU) east and section twelve az.
township four ~ north range ten l0) east; also the
south-af of the norihhalt of section six (6), town.
ship four a. north range eleven QD east; and the
south-half OF section six Co. township four ~ north
range eleven an east; and the nOrth-haf of section
seven (1l township four a. north, range eleven Q)
east Said petition will be for hearing at the Audrors
office in errysburg, in said county Of Wood, on the
l0th day of September A. d. 1857.
.lnnh IL l2hI-hNNn&9 nSk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

-Th- Defiance Republican nan-s Asher
Cook Of Wood County, us the choice OF the
r publican party Of the North West for Lieut..
Governor We hear Mr.. Cooks name fire.
quently mentioned for that Office, aud his Obi'-
iry and qui iiications ATE universally conceded.
- Bg1dg
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

NOTICE is given hereby to the owners of land In
~ sections Is, H. a. 22 81 and 2s. of Plain town
ship, Wood county, that the trustees OF said township,
win at o'clock A. NJ, the Nth day Of July next
at Ferd Juss, in Plain in order to lay out and nppOr'
ton ditch beginning the most suitable starting
point of the section line between sections "a and 2S;
and running thence north to the northeast Of
section Ii, in said township along the Mitonvle and
Liberty Free Turnpike --t.rra . -...- .-f.-. -
juno IL, l6j7-5w6+ 20. ... bod. .#tt,- .sr..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
Sherif's Sale.
"a

The Perrysburg Bank vs. James McFadden.
DY virtue Of an alias vend writ of execution to me
- directed and delivered from the court of common
please of Lucas county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will o1er for sale, at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg,
On Wednesday, August 9th, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and two O'Clock
Of said day, lot number twenty (2O) in the village
of Portage, Wood county, Ohio.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MUFRAY, Atty.
July 2 I957-SW5S225
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

NUInInIstFat IT'S '4OIp OI x al ne,
David McClung Administrator of ia Hill de- ssd
Nancy flL widow, aud others
ID virtue of ao order Of the Probate Court in and
ADfur The county OF Hancock Ohio, will ON The 10th
day of August A. d., 1851, at o'clock in the
afternoon 0t the atd residence of james lilldeccas
el,in Washington township Hancock County NOho,ou r
for sale to the highest bidder the following real
the property of james Hill deceased, to wit The
north west quarter Of section in township two
iorth, of range twelve East except 50 acres sold
therofrom to cemetery association, and heretofore
conveyed to them by deed Also the southwest quar-
ter of section thirty siX in township three north, of
range twelve tEa>t). Appraised at Sll,l30.
Terms :-One.thirl of the purchase money in hand,
the day of sale and residue thereof in aud
wears thereafter with interest from the day of sale, to
be secured by mortgage on said premises.
DAVID McCLUNG Admir- of
James Hill deceased.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02

Cash Paid For Grain OF ali Kinds.
Nov ~, lSSg-29. IL. =, ANERILL,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
Wood County common PLEAS.

Eunice l.. Smell vs. Nelson Smell.
nEFENDANT Nelson Smell will take notice that
~ the said Eunice l.. Smell plaintiff will take depo
stions of witnesses in this at the office of Nathan
iel Leggett in the town of Wauscon. Fulton county,
Ohio, on the 2ith, day of July, A. ID. 1857 between
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 0 o'clock p NJ with
authort to adjourn from day to day until all such dep
ostons shall have been taken.
PRICE Il JEFFERSON, Attys. for Plff.
July 9, lSi;l--Sw2Sl 80
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


S. B. III. Thornton vs.. James +. Trowell, b.
Df virtue of order OF sale, to directed anfde.
u livered from tha court of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio in the above cause will offer for sale
the door of the court house in Perrysbutg,
On Wednesday. August 9TH, 1851, M
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
NJ of said day, the dwelling house with the ground
which It stands being on in lot number 2D7 in Perrys.
burg, Woad county, Ohio. @. W. NORTON.
MURRAY a nODGE Attys Sheriff
july g 1S57-9w5S2 O9
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-02
SheriT's Sale

MURRAY 4 DoDGE, Atty's.
July 2, lS5T--swj$313
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

The Chicago I,iLuac says ssThc Rcpubh-
an nomination for Governor of Iowa j. cy-
identity popular one IN the southern por-
ton u that State, where the Democratic
ftrength chiefly lies. At Mt. Pleasant the
Democrats feel almost resolved TO supper,
rim "a masst At their last club meeting
Mr. Dean wa the principal speaker, and
the late nominations Of the Republican Con.
cntion were the mann topic Of discussion.
Mr. Dean regarded tie adoption vi the
Jew Constitution as Republican triumph !;
hc animated pretty plainly that he should
'pntinue Ia hold n encinics 10 the Demo
ratio party all who voted tor IT, and that
.c would reject as u standard bearer vi his
party any one who was dIsposcd to favor
hat miserable fabrication. lie said en-
'llat,caliy that II he was compelled 10 vote
sr friend Of TIN. Republican bantling, lac
rcterred TO take him from the Republican
.,lrty &c, and IN that case he knew 1T no
nan IN the State more worthy than Judge
owe. lie paid warm and glowing trib-
60 o. the many virtues of the Republican
andidate IA short he pronounced the nom
nation not only one cnnently fit a. De
nade. lat one that would In hard to beat
u tfls respect lie gave eloquent utterance
the sentiments 81 all present.
Judge largeit was called for, but he de
lined making political speech, though he
aade some very appropriate remarks, In the
pnr>c II which he endorsed the high opin
.on which Mr. Dean had expressed 81 Judge
love; indeed, he portrayed him a. almost
e" e'"'d, and quite Ia. kind hearted man
,r Governor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

A Mrss Al GHirA.a.-l ast SUNDAY eve
ning the colorcd citizens of Chicago were
thrown into n terrible excitement, by the
n,iner that Southerner was ia ia. city
Nth a Negro boy who was being taken
south. They collected he hundreds az the
commercial Hotel " here the esntlein mas
topping, and demanded the boy. u hap
p"nei that the gentleman lives m Illinois,
and the boy Is bounh Ia him, and was being
taken from Pennsylvania t. his new Illinois
lp'na, with his own frec consent. The boy
declared all this L. those 81 li- own color
sho were ~ DESTROYS "a relieving him. The
1y had io finally be placed L. the watch
mousse a. escape tile mob, Il being found i'm
l.,ssiblc Ia run him oil On the railroad. An
dher attempt MAS mal- the next day To
al'tnre the boy, who was frightened half Ia
ieath. Sunday evening wagon containing
he boy Was actually chased through the
tr"ets by these negroes, and stoned. II
ir',ke down, and the boy MAS with difficult
y got ON the train. Here he was beseigeL
mi was finally taxed 10 the lock up Have
they ~ police in Chicago Such proceed
N.Y. arr disgrace Ia the city Wentworth
hould have headed the police. and main
tanned the supremacy of the law Al any
at
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

- As the Dsmafat has treated its
readers several times q late 10 interesting
extracts from the burlington HasAsyt, IN
regard 10 this paper, we give below an ex-
tract from the same source just To show in
what esteem that detachable sheet l. held
hy the Hai.t,'
The Davenport Dsmerrat, with nj eiiron-
terry scarcely ever equall-d aud never ex
eeled. !. out with tWadil,ng accusation
against Coy. Grimes II figuring To get II,
and failing Ia secure the nomination for Coy
ernor at the late Republican Convention
The editor Of the Democrat knew, Is oil we'll
informed men IN the State knew, even SO
long ago n the sitting of the Constitutional
Convention, that he wished a. he rid III the
sovernorship, and At his request his term
- once WAS cut short onc year by the new
Constitution. The matter is Of very little
Consequence, and We only mention il To
show upon what small provocat,on the Bu-
cLaaan papers will liz. We advise the D,A,.
a.fa' % employ its inventive power u,s,n
some matters thar will pay bother
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

The New York H.raia advises the rre..
State men 10 60 10 the polls /" like good
American citizens 10 protec, their right.
That " precisely what they want to dot
- oil that they ask, that they may he par
mitted to go to the polls like good Ame
rican citizens" American citizens arr in
the habit Of going 10 the polls with the un
derrtanding, that the vote of one citizen
counts ~ much - the vote of another, and
that the votes Of the MAJORITY shall decide
The question ut issue a. the majority de-
sares But the Free State men IN Kansas
are not permitted TO 70 to the poll, .hko
good American citizens. Under the late
csusus but few Of them were allowed Il, 90
70 the polls at all, and the Democratic part,
sustained the infamy throughout. Now the
Territory has been - arportloned b, u,
pro-slascry Democracy, that the votes al q
dozen or twenty Free State men will mol
count more than one pro-sla,cry man Ye,
the Herald advises the Free State men I.
20 70 the polls " like good American eth.
zens," and the Democratic organ in thi.
city raises its voice in profound admiration
Of the advice Of the Herald II appears I,
" this 10 adding insult TO INJURY. The,
have bound the hands of th. strong. and
thsn tell them to strike alike good Amer.
can citizens" Thus is the whole North. OF
those 'rsemenC fthe Mort v no will not cripge
n - dust % the slave power, uocled b,
the syppatizers Of the Border Ruf,ians
JuA n the freemsn II Kansas ~ n.rm;,,ed
% g % the polls like good American cir
xena,' aad In ak months Kansas viii L..
knocking - the door Of the rnion for "A
miaaioo = frse State. Only give tb,.s.
nsn TIE sane holy privileges enjoyed by
American citissns in other parts II a.,
country, sad voice for freedom, So mighty
in In strength that the hearts of Northern
doaghfacss vill be made to sink within
then, snd thsir knees trcmble, will be raised
fson every pant u Kansas. But this priy-
'lsgs blasting "nks good American citixsns,'
v now borg w.shheld from them by the
Democrstic rar9 through it, tools, the
Prssidsnt I'D Covsrno.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03


The New York Times, frequently quoted
by our opponents against the Republican
policy, in late number says:
No one can doubt that both Gov Walker
and the President, by their early indication
VI purpose 70 secure their just rights to
the people Of Kansas, strengthened them
selves very decidedly throughout the North
eyn States All that the North has ever
demanded for Kansas, since il became appa-
rent that Congress. would do nothing for her
protection against slavery, has been that she
might have the privilege Of protecting her
self nj the ballot box. II the President or
his Governor shall now abandon the Just
position which they assumed Mt first, ina by
any evasion or neglect 81 duty permit the
peopl. of the Territory % be deprived Of
their rights, and compelled 70 tolerate sla-
very against their will, they may expect a
conformation Is swift ~ Il will be blasting,
at the hand Of the people of the Northern
and Western States.
The sympatLies Of the Times Of late have
i.cen With the pro-slavery party. II knows
that the recent acts Of Gov. Walker, who
ha, tie support Of the administration, de-
seryc. i" a condemnation, ~ swift ~ II will
be blasting, at the hands of the people OF
the Northern and Western Statcs.n The
President and Governor, frightened b, the
threats aud clamors 81 their Southern allie
,.sh. abandoned the position they assumed
At first, and are now doing their utmost g.
withheld what the North ha, demanded,
snh they promi>ed--tl.at the Free Stat"
uen III Kansas sl,all have the privilege 81
projecting themselves at the ballot-box.--
4 he change of Walker, OPINION from what
he first prof,,>cd is an evidence 81 b's moral
.'"war.l,ce The apportionncnt Of the Tei-
'lt"ry 80 n Ia give the small minority VI
p,s,.slayery citizen, the command ii the
nalIut box shows either how hypocritical
we're has first professions and promises, %,
hat Lc LA, been sLamcfully frightened by
he clamors u the South. The Ismss In.
ioticed hia errors Of heart AMI Judgment,
nd is now endca,oring 10 prevent tue ad-
ministration from raising the whrlwind II
annot control. IL rightly says the Presi
lent and Governor may expect "a conde,n-
nation, as swift a. it will be- blasting, At the
.snds Of the people Of the Northern and
Western States" IL IL time these devoted
,rsauts of and truckers to the South, were
ne.ilng with this condemnation. II the
ieople &c the Northern and Western State
viii not submit To being placed by these
men ia the hands Of the South entirely, they
hould now he exhibiting their condemns
ion of the administration policy, with it,
,tanding army to back it, in Kansas. Let
,he people Of Iowa express hsu condemna-
ION at the ballot box next month, by voting
'gainst the pro-slayery party who recently
declared IN State Convention, their approval
{ the buchanan administration.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

FLORENCE MoNEi.--A report was circn
lated yestesday that the Bank Of Florence
had failed. This morning n soon n the
doors Of our banks were opened, rush MAS
u,ade upon them. They continued paying
out gold all day nj the usual ratcs Il dis.
count, and will no doubt realize p..e thing
ont ol the panic. We Look for confidence
10 be again restored We would not advise
bill holders "a make sacrifices. Islasder.
There was a small run here last Monday
by few holders Of these bills. This Is al
folly. The Florence Bank stands well here,
and backed by Cook q Sargent is perfectly
responsible. We undcrstand the run in
Rock Island was oecasioned BY joke played
on scary individual who bad in his posses
sion some Florence money.