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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24
Ditch Notice.

lNHE following persons as the rsof the land de
scrhed opposite their respective names noti-
Of Liberty township Wood county Ohio, to lay out
and apporton amonc said land owners, the expense
OF laying out and the share OF each to be made of
north line of the north west quarter of section two
SAID ownship thence south abont three -fourths OF
mile to ditch already competed and that said trus-
tees viii meet at the house af Joseph Mitchell the
commencement ofsad ditch the 3Uth day Septem-
Der, 4. D. 1901, to lay said ditch according law
to W.T.; Acres.
George Lauke, pit W. sec. 9 t. 1, 10, lO5 ii. 100
James f. Stub6s or
Jos R. Corey, w. NV Ii see. . t. 1, +, 10, 80
Norton n Jefferson or
G. IL. jackson, IL W II sec ., f. +. 10. 50
JOSEPH MIrCHFLL Petitioner.
Aurust II 1SIE-15wGx
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2sS- Capt. MckinIey's letter. which We publish
to-day, speaks for itself and is well worth reading
Certainly the Capt can use tn. pen If he can't ap-
pear to advantage in Common Pleas Court BY
the way, some persons have been led to believe
that we intended to reflect upon the legal abilities
OF Messr5. Reid and Mckinley in reporting the
arguments used to defeat their nominations Moth
ing was farther from our intention, 1t was our
duty to publish simple facts as they transpired, and
bearing this very silly and unjust argument used,
we could do no less than to report it. 1t is not
necessary for us to say to the citizens of Wood
county that we considered this resort to profess
slonaI yituperation purely Loeoroco mode OF
e!ectionecrng,--a modern LocoGoco lie that will
injure no one but the manufacturers aad yenders.
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Sarah 4 John Creigh vs. William NJ. Reed ct al.
pG virtue of an order of sale, to directed and
- delivered, from the court Of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, shau offer for sale at the door
OF the court house, in Perrysbnrg in said county,
On Saturday, the 2Gth day OF September, 1857,
between the hours of end O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing real estate, situate in the county of Wood and state
OF Ohio to wt The north half Of the sOuthwcs quar-
ter OF section twenty eight, in townehip live, range
nine east containing so acres or less appraised
at SOTO. Terms of slie-One-third cash, Onethrd in
one and onethrd in two from day of sale; de-
erred payments interest and secured by mortgage
On the premises @. W. NORTON, Sheriff
CARPENTER REID, Attorneys.
August 27, l5jI-lLW5SAs3
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Tyranny of the CatAolic Priesthood.

sidh4iS Va sAt Ctat4AtiAC LILcstlOOUs
The New Haven Palladium gives the particu-
lars of Il gross interference BY IA Catholic priest
with the private rights of one Of his purish6ners,
and young and very respectable Protastant
Irish woman which is worthy OF place b,sila
tIt bigOted acts OF the $ aui,h or italian priesl-
hood. 1t seems that an Irish Catholic named
Connolly, harnas5-maker by trade, was eus
gagged to be married to Mary Auu Gibbons, a
member of the Protestant Episcopal Shufch-
The parties agreed that each sHoId be rfsc to
follow their own dictates Of conscituc-. and
they went to be married by Rev Mr. Littleiohn,
rector OF 81. PauPs Church Now Haven. and
afterwards BY The Catholic priest. N2l imlinps
Alg Llltl.jUuu at hOmn, they drove wili tb-ir
groomsmnn and bridesmaids 10 the priests resi-.
dence, The Palladium says:
While in the presence Of The Roman priest
he asked the woman il she belonged to his
church ?--and she slil no No that she
was a Protestant, He then inquired if she
did not "n'end to adopt the i-ion Of her
husband, and go to his church?' she ansygrp.lf
that she "did not" III, then asked il she. did
not intend to bring her chill iren to his church
for baptism, aud allow them to be brought up,
in tha! lulth?' She sui she " had no chillren
and might not have, aHd il she di I, she could
make no pledge on that subject" Upon which.
the priest brought his hand wilh great force upow
his back and sad roughly, Connolly, why don't
you put away tins WOn1a and gct one of YOUR
own church. Will not marry vOu, and forbid YOU
going 10 PrOes ant tJ be married. | fUlbLl IL
on pain Of recommendations; and YOU, who
have come IN thIs cOm"uny, ii one ui you 20 to
see these persons marred by Protestant, wilt
cXcommwIcute YOU" lha bride and groom
then uunrd TO depart, followed By one OF their
male iren Is, the only one that was not afraid
o o,his souls salvation under the ire OF his ghost-,
I Iy iHther. And this friend started to 70, tie
priest SAID to h!IA, roughly: r., where are
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NO. Xxx.
Opposed 10 sllc People Cfovermiur
'E'hNssRSCsxqs

Modern Democracy makes u great many sinru-
lar issues for people devoted to Freedom and we
shall yet expect them to take direct issue against
oui much cherished Republican institutions In
Kansas they have eyomplGcd their determination
not to permit the people to govern themselves in
any particular and now they arc terribly rirhtep.
cd because Mr.. Monroe,of Lorain co. The man who
wished to have the people Of Olio docilo by bal
lot whether they would have blacks to vote or not.
has been rc-nominatcd for the Legislature. Mr..
s. s Cox Loco leader Of Columbus in recent
speech at Newark, said:
Col Schouler had only a few days ago indors-
Gu e.. Frol Mohroe--Sud he made good representa-
tive, and was glad he had been r.-norlnatad- md
ffOi, Monroe was the man who tried to ret the
word white struck ont Of the constitution last win
IeF-actaaiiy the same man aud he had made a
speech IN ihyOr OF the mOton--and he must saw
that tue speech was in one sense an able one--and
then three members Of the Black Republican Leo
stature had rcporteda resolution to allow the neo-
pie to vote on this question whether the word
white should be stricken from the coastitution--
and u 1cas only 6y the Uiglsacs of the fe,U. Dem
dcrGts 'gho happened 10 be IN Tie Legi8turc that
The people lcare preceated oa, uotiag on his out
rdg6ous proposition"
We don't believe Mr. Monrocs proDo,tion would
be adopted by the people Of Ohio but at the same
time we cannot see what credit Mr.. Cox wish
es to have attached to bis locoflco members of the
Legislature, even if his assertion be true that they
prevented the people from voting on this outrage
ous proposition !" Does modern Loco,ocoism con-
tend that the people are not the rightll rulers of
this government? ? Is it democratic to deprive the
people Of the privilege Of saying what manner of
government they will have or who shall be recog-
nlzed as voters and who not? Modern democracy
must be on its last legs when it thus boldly op
poses the right of the people to decide upon CUES
tons Of state policy. We trust the day will never
come when the submission of any reasonable ques-
ton to the voters of Ohio will be considered an
Outrage"
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t VI tlIN V''TI
Let the Ti5HuH Answer.

J.. WI, ',I' ''''A''' "a ''ss'
now Rannhcan ti =, ',,' '0''n 'n' "oou county Is
81, What is the re,son Won co,,t oorr- uo,,,
county ticket?
81, what IS the reason yon can't keep up
'''{ VhI R,,Pi, i r,,, ,,n,;,,,,;.,. ..,,.,
certain families must ~ "'p' II
5, Why is it that Sccdman s. Co., sends theu
orders to distant townships to 20 for certain men
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dated April3, lSS7.



Resolved by the General Assembly of the STATE
rof Ohio, Three hfths Of the members elected 10
each house concurrng therein, That it be and
hereby is proposed to the electors Of the State,
the second Tuesday of October next to approve or
reject the following amendment a substitute
for the first aud second sections Of the thirteenth
article of the constitution, viz Corporations of
every description stall be created, and corporate
powers gran el only by general laws which shall
define the powers, privileges and mmuuities and
prescribe the duties and liabilities Of each class
descriptions of corporations but the general as
gsembly may enact special laws for the relief of
corporations in peculiar cases, and may make spe-
ciaf provisions in regard to corporations cases
wherefrom their peculiar location or interests such
special provisions are required, and may from
time to time alter OF repeal all such laws, as are
authorized by this section. ,-,-,
N. 4. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS Il FORD
President Of the Senate.
n,taJ ADriI Z 1871
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y. II. ~ : VIFT -.
Speaker OF tae IolH2 Of Eep ~gn,ltIves
THOMAS IL FORD,
L.--.-L-u- O. NJ. : u..n.
Dated ApriI 81, 1877.
anrr-vNfi.-r N-N III.


Resolved by the General Assembly Of the ate
of Ohio three tflhs of the members elected to each
fbranch concurrjug therein, that II be ard hereby
is proposed to the electors OF he State, to vote on
the second Tuesday Of October next, TO approve
or reject the following amendment as n substitute
for the second and third sections the twelfth
article ofthe constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall De subIec.
taxatIon but uniform rule, ut the true value there
ofin money, by such deductions from credits may
be allowed as The General Assembly may deem x
pedient; Provided, that burying grounds, public
school houses, and all public property, and all in-
stituions Of purely public Charity, and all houses
used exclusively for public worship, shall be ex'
empt from taxation; and if the total value of the
personal property of any person shall not exceed
iifty dollars, the same may be exempt from taxa
ton. All properly employed in banking shall
always bear burden OF ttaXatiou equa! to that i'm
posed OH the property of individuals.
n II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
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Peter henHdnn' Guardian, Et. Emily Crane ct Al
ID virtue ot order OF sale to me directed nnd de-
II hyered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio viii offer for sale at the door of the
court house, in Perry sburis on
Saturday the 10Th day OF september A. u. 1851
between tue hours OF and three O'Clock of said dav
me north half oi the north quarter of section mum
per y seventeen, towl ~ seven, range y twelve in
wood county Ohio, the being sold as the property
OF the minor defendants in the above cause
PETER {. BENADUM,
MuhRAf DODGE AttNs. Guardian
August u, Id5,-.Uwss23S
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Ditch Notice.

n Office IS hereby given TO the owners of he south
y halt OF the south east quarter section %; and
the north quarter of the north west quarter: south
east quarter Of north quarter; I'll half
east quirer and south half of north east quarter
section 36 in Middleton township Wood county Ohio
that the trustees Of said township will meet at the
ho se OF +. H. Meagley ON the 10th day of Dc tulcr
A. D. 1857 at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of loca-
ting and appOrtiOning dl ch or waer-course com
mencing ut the southeast corner of section 2j and
running west and One-iOurth miles along the north
side of road located the south line OF said section
until it intersccs the HUI prairie road and there to
terminate.
September B. 1s57-17wfSP aS
Court of Common Pleas, Wood Co., Ohio.
Elizabeth SteGmur, intemuTrieJ with David Stednan,
and Milton B. FrisJe, and Hiram G. ErSbie, and Seth
b. Frishie, minors, by iIilt0n B. Frsbe, their Pro
cijeH rmL' ". Benjamin Is. Cleveland, administrator
of Seth B. Frishe, deceased. Ezra Morgan admins
tratnr Of Guy Morgan, deceased, and Shcbuah
sphinx.
1NHE said Bcni1min B. Cleveland, defendant and
nour, sideur OF said of Ohio will take notice
that petition fed, in said court On the 3lst ly
OF August 4. Sj7 wherein the 7lil plaintiffs pray
for the recovery Of , $50 additional 0wnmce ordered
to be prid them by said adninist of Seth B. Fris.
bio, deceased in aid cuurt ou tie u,h day Of Gril
D. lNi3 on tn bond of said defendant given uuro said
state in the OF $l,tOu, the 10Th day of June
lSi2, for the faithful discharge ct mis- duties as ud a
minisrat0r; aud that in be fail to answer az the
October term October, the IS h 4. u. l~jT, Judgment
will be taken for the OF 80 with interest thereon
from the 9th day OF Arril, 4. d. lsl3, by default
MILTON =. FlISBiE, ct al.
BY GEoRGg STRAIN, their AttY,
September :, lSj7-l7wGS4.5O
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common PititSs s7Dcu cCuOIys State OF OhiOs
Jesup W Scott, Plaintiff VS. Henry 7. Buckley, and
others unknown, defendants.
Henry 7, Buklev believed to he in the state ofNew
notice that Jesup W Scott did on the 9th day Of Au-
gust, lsj7 file his petition in til court of common pleas
within and for the county OF w ood in the stat OF Ohio,
against them set ing forth hat t'e said Henry T. Bulk
ley, did the 10th day of september, 1896, give a
mortgage to the said piaint, to secure the payment
of eleven pr0missury notes OF the same Gttc O. said
mortgage, each for the Of sGG.hi with interest
from May 2ad, 1886, the equal uuyjdcd one, sixth
part of all that par Of river % when lies in town
ship number three of the t. :. Reserve the Matinee
Rapids in Wood county, Ohio, and west Of line run
under the direction of the surveyor general, in the wear
Is l. and recorded tn aa between river then
numbered as siNty-eght and siyry-uue, except about
two acre, l! Mr.. Jeson. by the frames. and out
lot ut Perry slu. survey. number 2gO. exceItalsI
lots IN last Perry shur- numbers foui FIVE, e ght,
nine twelve trepn, and cycnteen in block three; lot
number - IN block number four and lots sold II Oar
mae nnmher ten and fourteen, in block number one:
and numbers two three eleven, and fourteen in blac,
1uncr tyo except also water lot ,,i05 opposite lot
seventeen in block three, forty inc tcetand vinches
wide Water street and extending naygaala water.
The Who'll u which the sixth part is he sold is
supposed tn contain about ortyeigr acres exclusive OF
the lots above exuepteA and prlyn thut the said prem
ses may be sold to pay said mortgage, ON which is aue
St.OOu win interest from May -. 1885, aud taxes aud
that the DESCENDANTS be barred from al! interest thereu'
and the said Henry r. Bu,hiey, aal other defendants
are hereby notified that they required 10 gnreu
and answer said petition on fore the st SATURDAY
a!tDr the Iih day OF SeptcUnrr ..Nt.
JAS. II. CAMPBELL. plfs. Atty.
Toledo Septe nbcr ,, lS51-iiwtST.ts
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FuDrOypd Fnra,p for s15c,

TENHE Subscriber has good improved farm For sale,
L situated three miles from Perryshurg ON tho Wes-
tern Resrye and Maumee road. There are seventy
acres under good cultivation, orchard oftwo hundred
fruit trees, with good buildings cider mill &c. Terms
reasonable with but small portion down,
July 80, lS57-l2tf ASHER COOK.
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- The Payne Dred Scott Democracy held
meeting in Cleveland on Monday night. Mr.
lSisey, an attorney OF that city, struck out as
usual in tirade of coIored men, niger votars,
and in defence of the Congo" doctrines gener
ally. In the midst Of mis- harangue a coored
man succeeded in being heard, He said that he
"would suggest that it would be much better
for the speaker and his party to address his
hearers upon the issues that pertain to State pol
ilics, its financial affairs, their management and
subjects that the people have an interest in, and
not spend his time in abusing and crushing
down that class Of unfortunate beings who
are now already ground IN the dust by oppres-
sion.'
The Herald says that this was said in mild,
gentle manner, and the effect was electrcal.---
The audience sympathised. and applauded. The
speaker realized his position, changed his tao.
ties ceased ranking the niger with the brute
creation, saw as Saul of Tarsus did, in new
light, AMI spoke of that class of our " fellow
citizens as 4" unfortunate men who deserved
sympathy" he said the Democrats was true
friends Of that ens,aved race (God s.vp the
mark said Uncle Tobv} that " the GENTLE
MAN who had just spokrn'--hrre the colored
thing again arose, and begged that he should NOT
be misunderstood, " ask not of the orator to
rccogniz' or even to call M. a gentiemeAI 1 only
b g that my dOwn-lrOtdrn fellow beings shall BE-
recognized as human and that the orator will
let us alone' This took the wind all out Of
ilesIeys sail, his speech tapped around him
like an old patticoat, and casting anchor in a
dead calm, he gave up he job to Judge Bliss.
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The followin" interested persons, as owners of
the described land opposite their respective names,
are hereby notified that application has been
made to the trustees of Midd letJu township Wood
county, Ohio to lay out, locate and apportiou
among the land owners, benefited thereby, the eX-
pense of laying out, an the share to he made or
opened of each, of ditch wa course, as fol
lows: Commencing at the south line OF section 81,
Ct town north, OF range 10 east, wher~ said line
the old FImdlay road, in the west ditch ut
said road thence uorherly along the west d tch
OF id road to the outlet creek or ravrue near Hen.
ry Baru,hste,~ at the south lin Of the twelve mile
square res Iy4tiun, in said county; aud That said
trustees will meet at the school house near The
soulh end cf SAID ditch, on the 5OJh day of Sep
tember, A d 1851, to examine and apporton said
ditch according to law:
George RaPpe = ne i sec, 81, t. 6, r. 10, 80
c. w. d Y. j.
NONE. pit, = e 4 sec, a. t, 6, RIO. 70
Allen VI McCnhan, W Z s 4 sec. 27,t 6r,IO, 80
Wan b Von Der Volgens,
\ Brothers, " sec. a7, t. G, 10. so
Elisha, or Edgar
B. Camp, e16se a sec ", t. 6, r. 10, 50
Chase II Bridges, : " a ne sec 2l, t. 6. r 10, Al
Crlssis irotler, a Z, sec. q. I 6, 10, "a
John Huagland, W y W 4 see 27, s, r 10 81
Sebastian hebeie, ne 4 n sec 27,t 6, TO- AZ
d. sc " "A sec q, t, g. r 10, 4O
Loren CLARK, = a sec -, t 6, r. 10, 50
do NV ne sec ~, / 6, r 10, A.
Whiteomb Haskils, " = sw 4 go 22,t6,r TO- 80
do swl4nw sec 22't.6,r.l0, Al
Yesam Mornay, e Il ~ ,ec %, t. 6, T. 10, A
eli Treadwel, = i sec. %, t. 6, +, TO- sC
Jas. NJ Tre,dwell, u W "A W sec 22,t 6, 10, 4C
uaAry Blruthi tie W laf,ar sec 10 6rlO 81 2S 100
JOHN UOAGLAND, ct al, Petitioners.
S JsFFEHs N, AIty.
August II, 1857 -4jw657.7o
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,

SEcRETARY OF STATES OFFIcE,l
Columbus, April A. 1857. :
I hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
constitution amendments correctly copied
from the original rolls on file in this Office
JAMES II. BAKER,
Secretary of State
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A Few Scr.aDs.

Our old friend Knox of the Indanoa Nowa)
Visitor, gets into a humorous mood OCCASION
ally, and his wit runs like womans tongue In
his last paper he gets of the following jokes
--Times are so hard in Ohio, that three men
marry one woman.
The young men in our place are playing
their boysh games 6gain-chasing hoops around
town, bound in muslin.
- The farmers in Illinois, during the high
price Of corn, cut off the - naritivcs Of their
hogs, considering them useless "apptnddges, -
Great economy!
TO produce the "locked jaw" in lady, ask
her age.
And to get &c leave of absence, urge an imme-
diate answer.
Our DEMOCRATIC exchanges are quite iubi-
liant over the late election in this Stale. 1t don't
make much difference which way the election
goes, its always turkey" with them
=" The greatest organ in the world" some
old bachelor says is the organ of speech in a
woman; it is aa organ without stops."-Er.
Well, we guess that's true And we aint an
old Bach neither. Ours is Yankee organ, and
1t was going when we got it. Don't know when
it started--think its perpetual notion"
SLANoERERs.--It is recorded that in the mid.
die kgas, in France, person convicted OF being
a calumnidtoI, was condemned to place himself
on all his fours and bark like dog for quarter
Of an hour.--Er
If law Of this character was in force in
this country. wouldn't there be fun in SOM
quarters? WhDt perpetual bow-wowing there
would be, just a this time among the leaders Of
the Democratic party.
We return our thanks to tn, Sub Editor,
who so ably conducted our paper in our absence.
He saws he is satisfied with npV-ntDrr ulOrv--
Has an i'll "A thet the convicts in th- p-nit niary
are happy people. Wonders ii there's any
punishment after death, for fellow who has
made fool of himself Wishes to marry or
drown himse(--don't care which,
We regret very much that the Visitor is to be
discontinued. We like the pap,r; US, and we
like the name, although it appears to be an un-
fortunttl one.
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administrators sale OF tteai Estate, Dy order
Of Probate Court.

ON the 10th day of October A. D. lsj7 between tn,
~ hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and .lur o'clock p NJ
OF said the court house IN Perry ,bu said count,
VIII be sold to the highest bidder the fllownl real
estate, 10 WIG In lois number 5i8 and go in The town
OF PcryshurS said county and sute belonging 10 the
estate oI Nicholas Riser deceased Said III lot are APP
praised NJ SloO Terms of sue-une-tir cash on day
OF sale, One-tird in six months, AMI I, in one
year. deferred payments be secured br mortgage ON
the promises. JOHN YAiit1s A,lnI.!i .il.tor
SeptvmU.FI 10, l55.-1sw d. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

FnEsHEr ON THE CAco RrvER.--We
learn from the Saco (Maine) Demo
ocrat Of the 18th inst, that the recent
rains have caused food in the river,
in the Pequawket region, unexam-
pied since August, 1926, O period
made memorable by the White Noun
tain slide. The water at Conway rose
twenty feet in fifteen hours, and tho
intervales from Upper Conway to the
Great Falls, in Hiram, were oil flow
cd. The numerous logs that have
been accommodating in Swift River,
Conway, for three years, are being
scattered far and wide over the banks,
mixed in with the sugar naples upon
the -intervales to a degree that will
make them inextricable-a total loss
TO the owners.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

We are very sorry TO say that there are
men, connected with publishing houses,
who are rascally inclined. We include in
this number man by the name OF Edward
Walker, ia Fulton street, New York.
He puts out an advertisement in New
York, requesting it copied and proposes
to pay for the advertisement in Books--
Every paper is required 70 add, TO the adver-
tisement, the notice that newspapers copy
ing the above, &c. will be entitled, We
Here is part OF the rascality. Then he
puts In an obscure corner Of New York
paper retraction Of the contract How
are We to discover this new arrangement
Again, papers containing the advertisement
are sent to him but he remains quiet until
he il addressed by lettor, whenh he returns
a marked copy Of paper containing the
retraction Of the contract Now We argue
that this receipt ON his part Of papers con-
tanning his advertisement, and remaining
silent is receiving benefit without desire
on his part 10 pay for il, and is therefore
rascsliy No. 2
All persons, vhsresoever dispersed a.
round the globe, should beware Of any in
ducements held out in the future by thi,
man Walker. We have in view several
unhung rascals whose swindling we shall
expose soon. We are getting quite tired
of the Eastern " sharp practice"