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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-01

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Common Pleas. Wood County, State of Ohio,

Jesup W. Scott, Plaintiff Henry I. Buckley, aud
others unknown. defendants.
Henry 7, Bukley believed to he in the state of New
ork, and other unknown defendants, will pl' take
notice that Jesup W Scott did on the 27th day of Au-
gust lsj7. file his petition in the of common pleas
within and for the county of W ood in the of Ohio
against them se ing forth that the said Henry 7. Bulk
lev. did the 10th day of September. 1886, give a
mortgage to the said plaintiff, to the payment
of eleven prOmisSnry notes of the date of said
mortgage, each for the of $66666 with interest
from MAY 23d, 1886, the equal undivided one-sxti
part of all that pa of river 80 which lies in
ship number three Of the L. ). Reserve the Maumee
Rapids in Wood county. Ohio. and west of n line run
under the direction of the general in the
1917 and recorded tn line between river tracts then
numbered sxtv-eight and sixty-uine except about
sold TO Mr. Jenisun. by the Cranes and
lot OI Perryshurg survey number $50: except also
lots in Fast Perry shurg, numbers -four. five, eight
nine twelve thirteen aud eventeen. in block three: lot
number 22 in block number four; and lots sold II Dar-
ling. number ten and fourteen in block number one
and numbers two. three eleven and fourteen, in block
numdor two; except also water lot living opposite lot
seventeen in block three forty- inc feet and six inches
wide on Water and extending navigabe water
The whole tract of which the sixth part is to be sold
supposed contain about fortyegt exclusive
the lots above excepted and praying that the snd prem
ises he sold pay said mortgage which is due
$4,000 with interest from Nav %, 1886, and taxes; and
that the defendants be barred from all interest therein
and the said Henry L. BuLley, and other defendants
hereby notified that they required to appear
and answer said petition before the I'D Saturday
after the Tth day OF September next.
JAS. II. CAMPBELL, Plffs. Atty.
Toledo, September 3, lS57-l7w6S7.4S
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NO. XXI.
The County Fair.

On Wednesday next, the County Agricuturs
Fair will open at Bowling Green. Prospects
are now favorable for one OF the best exhibitions
we have ever had. Let every farmer, mechanic,
aud tradesman lend to this enterpri the encour-
sgem, Mt which its importance demands. We
undrrsiund that arrangements have been made
by whirh good pasturage will be provided for
stock, aud we have no doubt but The latch-strings
OF the good p'ople of Bowling Green and vicini-
ty, will be hung out on this occasion for the ac-
commodatinn Of those in attendance from re-
mote parts of the country.
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Legal Notice.
Wood county. and state of Ohio, court of common

Wood county, and state OF Uhio, court OF common
pleas
Ozin Galpin plaintiff vs.. James O. Galpin Calista C.
Gapin. Mary c. Gapin, defendants.
DEFENDANTS will take notice that the 29t,
Iday of August, D. 1851, filed petition against
them in the above court setting forth that they hu
the legal title out lot 3, in tn of Perrysburg
said state and county that they derive said title from
their ancestor Cardelia F.. Gapn, deceased that
said lot purchased with the of Ozin Gal
pin, from the United States aud decided TO John Sphinx
and from ohm c. SPHINX said urielia L. Galpn, tO
he held trust for plaintiff, and asking the court
der defendants to convey said lot to plaintiff, and de-
cree the title OF the him; and that YOU answer
said petition before the first day OF the
of said court that order be taken and decree had
accordingly. OZIN GALPIN,
BY :. JEFFERSON. his Attorney
SaDtemhpr g. IS57-1IwGt
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representative er senatorial di ,trct, composed Oi
two or more counties shall by ason of an, excess
of population ratio, be entitled to add ION
al representatives or senators for any potion Of
the present any subsequen, dect nnial period
the district shall be divided into two districts for
each portion of such decennial period which
shall be contiguous territory, and each shall con-
tain near ratio as is attaiuable ithout divid
ing counties.
lfhy reason of the annexation of one senatorial
dist lct to another, there shall be any excess of
population over a -enatorial ratio, hch shall be
entItl ID IT, additional representation for any pnr-
ton of any decennial period, each district, now
constituted, shall Elect one senator
Coun les shal he divided into districts by the
county commissioners such other board OF off
GERS elective and resident in the proper county
may be provided by law. At least four months
prior to the general election in 1885, the counties
entitled to more than member Of either house
shall be divided into districts for the residue of the
present decennia period, and al least four months
prior to the general election in the first year of
each subsequent decenual period, the counties
entitled to more than one member for all, or any
portion of such decenuial period, in either both
houses, shall be divided into districts for the
whole of the decpnninal period. A description of
the district of each county shall b. published AZ
may be directed by the county commissioners or
as may be prescribed by law.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate
April Sd, 1857.
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AMENDMENT NO. ".
Dated April 3, lss7.


Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of Onio Three-tflhs of the members elected 10
each house concurring therein, Phat it be and
hereby is prop"sed to the electors OF the State on
the second Tuesday of October next to approve or
reject the following amendment as substitute
for the first aud second sections # the thirteenth
srticle of the constitution, viz Corporations OF
every description s"a,l be created and corporate
powers grained only by general laws which shall
define the powers. privileges aud immunities and
,,rescrbe the duties and liabilities OF each class or
descriptions of corporations. but the general as,
Sembly may enact special laws for the re lief OF
corporations in peculiar cases and may make sPe'
ciaf provisions in regard to corporations IN cases
wherefrom their peculiar location or interests such
special provisions are required, and may from
time to time alter repeal all such laws as art
! authorised by this section. ,
N. l. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H FORD.
President of the Senate.
Yn.tad Anr;l I 1851
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0- The ILLUSTRATED FAMILY GYMNASIUM, is
the title of new work just issu'd by Fowler
& Wells, New York. Like all of their publica-
tions, it abounis in useful and interesting mat.
ter and is well illustrated. It is issuel in two
numbers the second of which we have received
the first not having com. to hand. The price of
the work complete is l.25. Teachers and pa
rents should buy this work. Gs it will aid them
in the instruction of youth in those exercises
winch preserve the h'a.tl aud i'm rove the
voice.
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is h rehy given to the owners ofthe south
~ half OF the souh qurter section 2S and of
the north qu the north quarter south
east quarter OF north quarte til hall Of north
east qu an south haf Of north quarter
section 81 in Middleton township W ood county. Oh o.
that the said township will meet at the
ho Sc of F. E. Meagley, the 10th day of DC toher
1851 nt 10 o'clock A. tor the purpo'e of loca-
ting and appor ionin,. di ch water-course. com
mencng at the south east of section 25 and
running west and onefourth miles along the north
side OF road located the south line of said section
until it intersects the Hull prairie road and there
terminate.
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AFrERNouN SESSION.

Convention convened according to al ioum-
ment. Prayer BY Mr.. Daniel Newton. Cores
pOnding Secretary male mis- raport-acCepted. |
J. Parsons moved that committee Of three BE- |
appointed TO present programme, to be read
al the close of the session--MesSrs J. w. Par
sons, E. w. Henderson aud w. II. Goril were
appointed that committee. Moved, that a
committee Of three be appointed to procure
speakers for the next session, Mtssrs. NJ D.. l. I
Buell., D. Cargo, ]. B Newton were appointed
Constitute, and minutes of The last meeting
were then call,. for and read.
The President made some remarks upon the
duties OF Corresponding Secretary.
Addresses then in oFlicr aud called Gir.
Mr.. Elliott made some very appropriate remarks
upon he m-thod of teaching English Grammar.
Mes,I. d. Cargo aid w II. Gnrril read es-
says on OrIhography; Mr.. J. J. Ev,rs read an
essay on trarhing Geography; Mis- Carr read
an essay On Educalion; Mr. D. w, II. Day
r al aG essay, subject. 'rhe study OF MIthr-
| mates m ans of improving the reasoning
pINcrs IT iht muII."
Cnn.ultLr on Programme reported the order
OF xcrcsrs for next meeting.
| | Oi,e ing ES4rcse--P,ayer.
2. Business ur the hmS..
| 3. Report Oi cplnmItteeS.
A. Speeches from the SPEAKERS procure by the
comnl,le' lppoInrd Tor that purp 'ses.
| 8, Address = upon different Subjects.
| K htln5 Essays.
| Z. Remarks by thr President.
| 6. Adjournment
! On motion. NJ De. l.. Buell. was appointed to
addrss the Association at its next meeting
Miss L. L. BIssetI to read all essay ON Or
1 lhograt hy.
Dr. J B. Smith on II ygiene in Schools
w. F Humnon on Phrnoogy.
J. J. Parsons on the best mode of teaching
,Vsitten fractions.
j. Hus,el on teaching Geography.
i D. Donaldson on teaching Grtmnur.
AP Dln illsln on N.tural Philosophy.
Mr. A. Brown on the b st mole ol teaching
Geography.
NJ DE-. l.. Buell. to read an essay from Cha
pins Grammar. criticising the productions oI
: G.ammaran Authors.
The following persons were appointed to read
essays on subjects Of their own choice, viz:
Miss L. Eaton, d. P. Whitehead Miss e. Carr
Miss Hannon, Miss A. Clough, Mrs Day, Mr..
D. w. II. Dly, Mr.. Elliott ]. B. Newton, and
A. Shivclry.
Moved, that the Bylaws be so amended thai
the Association shall meet on the lst S1turdd,
- in December March, June. and September, in
stead OF the 81 Saturday. Prevailed.
= Novel that the Wood Comfy Teachers As
y socaion meet at Bowling Green, on the Is
4 Saturday OF d crInber 1857, at nine clock A
IS NJ Prevailed.
Moved, that the proceedings Of the meeting b
% sent to the PerrysJurg Journal for publication
Prevailed. Adjuurnrd,
9 D. A. AVERY, President.
~ NJ DE-. L. BUELL. Secretary.
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" IIIIWHEFs
Sentemher 3. 1s57-l7wGs2.as

Court of Common L las. Woou Co.'
Elizabeth Stedmar intermnrried with Ua,,I Stedman
aud Milton b Frisbie and Hiram c. Frisbie. and Setr
B. Frisbie. minors by Milton B. Frsbe, their " Pro
chien ami" vs.. Benjamin b. Cleveland, administrator
Of Seth b. Frisbie deceased, Ezra Morgan. admins
traitor of Guy Morgan, deceased, and shebnah
Spnk.
TINHE said BENJAMIN B. Cleveland, defendant and
nonresident of said state of Ohio, will take notice,
that petition was led in said court the jlst day
of August A. 1857 wherein the said plaintiffs pray
for the recovery of $50 additional allowance ordered
to be paid them by said administrator of Seth b. Frs
bic deceased in sad conrt the 9th day of priA.
d. Is43 on tn bond of said defendant, given said
state in the sum of $1,000, the 10th day of June
S42 for the faithful discharge ofhis duties as sUd ad
minis.rator and that in he fail to at the
October term October, the 18th A. d. 1851 judgment
will be taken for the of $50 with interest thereon
from the 9th day of April, \. d. ls43. by default.
MILTON b. FRISBIE, ct al.
BY GEoRGE STRAIN, their Atty.
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ITO Sumner Stone. or the owners of the following
l. described land to wit: The east part nnrth'we
quarter Of section T. town 3, range II you hereby
no lied that the viewers and surveyor will meet at the
house Of Samuel Kiln ,ngsmh, on the 81 day Of DC.
tOber 1851 10 vuclte part of the county roid com.
menring 50 rods south the northeast OF scr
on II IN bloom townships thence ives, tn the Perrys-
burg Fin Hay free rurn ike and there terminating;
anl 10 grant view, survey, and loratun. near the
above paints AMI following tue line OF the roll now
opened anl made. JAMES II. TANNER,
Sc emhrr TO- lSiT-lSWi~ Petitioner
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SlnnNPEsluS!

The hor of the editorials in the last Demo-
crat, finding that hey only aroused SENSATIONS Of
disgust in the minds of our intelligent citizens,
at once dsowned the articles alluded to and
charged their paternity on Brown Of the Toledo
Commercial. Brown threatens to prosecute him
for slander
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Gs- There will be religious discussion at
Elmore, Ottawa County, commencing on the
Goth inst, between Disciple and Methodist
Episc opal clergyman, on the subject of Bap
tism,
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Valuable Suggestions.

Joseph Sullivant, Esq, has b'rn nolnin It'd +,
BY the Republicans oi Franklin county, fnr p
res.i.tt'ivr. He is an oll resilient Of th,t conn
iy, is scinrIi man, devoted frieul to rdu.
cation, anl consistent Republican. As a lee.
tur Oh G Oingy n has snne r-put ,tion, but
as politician. h. is not known. Mr.. S. how
e,er, has written a brief adlr.ss to his O d
nrlghhrrs ;ni lriruls. which is published in tn.
Stat Journal IL cont, ,ins mtny exc .llrnt
thDaSh's Conclsly anl forchlv expressed som
Of which we quote below. Perhaps he aud Mr..
Dodge will not agree as t. what constitutes a
legislator, AMI they may also differ about the
powers of the Holy Court aud they might diff
fer about the S-poys OF India about whom the
latter has so much to say in his speeches, but
we leave tfor the people to determine which is
right and which wrong. All we propose now
is to submit Mr.. Sulivants opinions, with the
remark that they meet our entire approba ton
Let me remind my fellow citizens that it is
not always he, with the glib tongue or profusion
of promises, that will serve them best. Poll
tics has become trade, and the prof-ssed poll
tician and Office seeker isquck to shift his helm
and trim his sail to every varying breeze of pop.
uar favor but whatever his professions, rest
assured the cardinal point by which he guides
10 sei- le'eSt' anu oy cohS'dh' appears ID party
s!mPa'y anH 'ne aPPianIes Vi party machIn'
e.!' "e o'tei Sucoeeus III P'dc'hS n'hlScy III po-
Gts'o'iH S; @ uu' sponIoneous'y accorueu 10 MN oy
nS .e'' eL'.Neuo VI actouIit VI pe'sonai Ut,
,o"" is =! appy6ns tiI par. yes. a.oHe tna
you' oiiices are So o''eh % m1teu WIN incompetent
anu .isnones' PsLsons: Wl'nnul W. admitting any
i "ahS VI s."Pa.ny WIN 'ne ISSUES o, rre,uom
. say P'a'ny u'eIe M Gre OlseT q"es'
.tO"o ",'.c'I cp"Ie'n you i'eI'dIy. ou'e'y. II
70 70 ''ilie I" Iooh c,osey W no''!' U'i'te's' "nrh
.'le sUSeIeen'y Vi t'le o'ate Is uanSere"--w'rh
sou' laws are suPe'e'''pus'y 'enoIe" OF sci al Ir
nd"ee; anu d'e "an'""i{ III, 'ueu an" Faulp'ru
uP"n oy Tue S'Pe"''a''e' " '''e uaheral uo'
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ROAD NOTICE.

TTNO the resident and non idcnt owners Of the fol-
L lowing lands to wit: East south east of sec ion 3,
resident; west southwest OF section nOn'resi
dent; east northeast of section TO- nonresident; east
sunh Of section TO- nonresident; west, north west
of section RESIDENT west. southwest OF section
nou.r riirnt; east quarter Of section Is non-rcsi
dent; quorer OF section II, nonresident east
quarter OF section -, nonresident; quarter Of
ion %. resident; west northwest OF section 26
nonresident east northeast Of section 81, resident
YOU are notified hRt the viewers and surveyor VIII
meet Garret Frk's the +th day ofOctober. 1851
10 survey, and locate a county road commencing At
the road the section line between sections
twO anil three in Lake township; thence running south
on said line until il intersects the road now open be-
twssn sections twsntysix and twsnty-ssven 10 Lake
MICHAEL GEIS. Petitioner
September 10, 1SST-lswls
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NoyTHING to do: An Accom- panim MT t,
Nnh NJ 10 Wear" BY Lady. With Il
lustraiiuns.
The above is III" title Of a vAry naat littl.
work. jus published by Wiley & HoIst"d New
York. IT. c"nt-ns are pl'usnn, and int-r. ting
10 read or look npon. Anlrrson. Burr. & Co
Toledo, have it for SAL. aud will forward it tu
anv ad lres, on IN r'crIpI o 80 cents.
R al their ad,rctS4m-nt
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E3- TIE meeting at Mlumec, on Saturday
night, was well attended The speeches ot
Mnssrs. Hill and Cook were able and evidently
had good effect.
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D~We have never been can iiddte for off
fore, we shall be obliged to our Locofoco friend
who edits the Democrat il he will hold his
horses" otherwise he may convince his party
friends that we are competent to run on the
democratic ticket. AMI indeed we may hr nnm
nited for Governor one OF these days, jus, as
Pdyne was
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lInprOVcd FarTil for Sale.

rINHE Subscriber has good mprov ed farm for sale,
i situated three miles from Perryshurg the Wes-
tern Resrve and Maumee road. There seventy
acres under good cultivation orchard oftwo hundred
fruit trees with good buildings cider mill &C. Terms
reasonable. with hut a small portion down.
july 40 lS67-l2tf ASHER COOK,
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ON the 10th day of October, D. 1857, between the
" hours of o'clock A. and four o'clock, p, ~.
OF said tine house in Perrysburg said county,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate wit: In lots number 81 and 500 in the town
of Perrysburg said county and state belonging to the
of Nicholas Riser. deceased Said In lots ap
praised $3.50 Terms of Sele-onethird cash on day
OF sale one-thrd in six months, and onethrd in one
YEAR, deferred payments TO be secured BY mortgage
the premises. JOHN YAGER, Administrator.
Sentemner 10. ls57-lSw5S2 %
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Chance for Bargain.

THE dwelling and two lots. the southeast
corner OF Locust and Second streets and house on
Second street dnor of W L. Cook residences
also an office on Front street door Of Y. r.
Milers store are offered or sale thirds of what
they worth. Time will be given part and ths
payments made easy.
Apply TO p. n. MEFFoRp; Or TO
MARK CURTIS.
May q, is5s-2n
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OTOur friend James Pember, Esq, has our
thanks for a generous club of new subscribers.
The circulation of the Journal is rapidly increa-
sing, and now exceeds that of any paper hereto
fore published in the county. We have now
about seven hundred subscribers. Our list can,
and should be sweled to atleast eight hundred
in Wood county.
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Im proved Farm for sale.

H"pIUNeU UTHH iOI SsNIC'
THE Subscriber will sell good improved farm sit
L uatsd one and a half miles above Perrysburg. on
the Gilead road. There l56 acres with ll6
improved; good orchard, and good buildings--will
be sold AZ a bargain. for cash. ASHER COOK.
Perrysburg, July 80, ls0I-i2d
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Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
praatIent of the Senate
Dated April 81, 1857.


AMENDMENT no. III.
Resolved by the General Assembly OF the STATE
of Ohio three flhs Of the members elected to each
branch coucurrng therein, that it be ard hereby
10 proposed the electors Of the State to vote on
the second Tuesday of October next to approve
or reject the follow ing amendment as substitute
for the second and third sections # the twelfth
article of the constitution.
All property. personal and real, shall be subject
taxation but uniform rule, at the true value there
of in money, by such deductions from credits may
be allowed as the General Assembly may deem *
pedient; Provided, that burying grounds public
school houses, and all pubic property, and all IN
stituiions of purely public cnarty, aud all houses
used exclusively for public worship, shall be ex
empt from taxation; and if tn" total value OF the
-aonal property Of any person shall not exceed
Rst--i !, -. 80 same may be exempt from :eSa
ton sioa. All property eurrloyed in banking shall
always bear burden oftaxation equal " va" I'm
posed o., the property of individuals.
n H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 3, 1857.