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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14


OUR Pubic AGENTs.-Mr. w. B. Steed =
man, makes reply in the Times to various
complaints of irregularity ia regard to the
mail on the Wabash Valley road. He
says
" am not aware that it was the duty of a
route agent to get out of the car to go and
search the Station House to wake up the
mail carrier have frequently carried the
Napoleon mail to Defiance, on account of no
mailman to receive it at Napoleon. On Sat
urday, Dec.-thc man who has the contract
for carrying the mails from the Office at To-
ledo to the Depot, failed to reach the cars in
season, and the train went on without the
mail On the following Monday the Clerk
at the Collins House failed 10 have ms called
in season, and was left (Which do not con-
slider lack of attention on my part) That
made me- but three days instead of FIVE, to
my certain knowledge"
Here we have the whole trouble innocently
exposed. One officer is not at his post to re-
ceive the bags another gets to the depot
with the bags after the cars have gone a.
third overslesps himself in the comfortable
feather beds of the Collins House. Who can
read this explanation without noting the eff
feet of appointing political tools to execute
public trusts The reason why our friends at
Perrysburg were without msl five days
in succession, is very obvions. The agents
are all just now attending to " Bleeding
Kansas Blade.
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MuRDER.--A friend informs us that man
named Thompson was arrested in EImorc last Sat
urday night charged with the murder Of his wife
in Michigan. His wife died about five months
ago. and he soon after married again, and left, us
he pretended, for Wisconsin, but really for Elmoro
After his departure, iettels written to his present
wife, as well as those received from her. prior to
the death Of Mrs, Thompson, were discovered by
the neighbors, and their suspicious were at once
aroused. The body OF Mrs. T. was finally disin-
tered aud on examination it was found that she
had been poisoned. Thompsou's whereabouts
being ascertaned, officers were dispatched for his
arrest, and he was taken as above stated but made
his escape during Saturday night. Search was
made early Sunday morning and the prisoner was
found about three miles down the river. On Mon.
day morning he was taken back to Michigan to
await the result of legal investigation.
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Commerce is Aing---the Purse is
Stronger tlaRpa tho SceNtre.

stronger tASfR2 GEtC SCSDGFcs
Henry Ward Beecher thus shows how much
more powerfully commercial panic now affects
the world than war does
d" A bank explodes in Ohio thon line o
banks gives way in Pennsylvania. It shook the
continent more than all the cannouade of Sebasta.
pol. Next, the banks of New York suspended-
All business stopped. Society was tremuous from
top to bottom The tidings ere borne across the
ocean. That wonderful island, whose top is mar
row, but whose base is broad as the whole earth
began to quiver, and that silent panic brought
her down quicker than axe brings the OK War
could not make her plumeS quver; but Commerce,
by look cast upon the ground. And it stands
apparent to the world, by the greatest demonstra-
ton, that Commerce has supplanted War, and is
its master. The Generals sword, the Marshal's
truncheon, the Kings crown, are not the strongest
things The worlds strength lies in the million
hands of producers and exchanges. Power has
shifted. No matter who reigns--the Merchant
rules. No matter what the form of government
is, the power Of the world is in the hands of the
people. The Kings hand is weaker than the
Bankers. War cannot convulso the world--but
Capital can.
There are undoubted evidences of the advance
of the world in true civilization Within the last
ten years the most extraordinary wars and civil
revolutions have taken place on the globe. Once
such q combination and movement as we have but
lately beheld would have affected the whole globe
with terror. Since the French Emperor put his
biGcdy foot upon the steps of the throne there
have been set on foot the most wide spread COM
binations OF governments, the most prodgious
armies and navies such as turn the historic Arma-
da into mere affair of yachts. Once the globe
would have trembled TO the footsteps OF such an
Unparalleled war So much did the spirit of the
past dwell in military things, that hundred or two
hundred years ago, such thing would have drawn
with it the worlds nerve, and blood, and vitality
But now all Western Europe rose up and the
world did not tremble All Russia gathered to-
gether and the Orient did not feel it. Aud the
pounding of war in that gigantic conflict disturb
ed the world as little a thrcshe"s fail upon the
barn-foor disturbs the firm earth beneath it, Not
even the nations that carried such battle in their
hands thought it heavy Great Britain took but
her lett hand Not wheel stopped in her man.
ufactories. Not an acre the less was titled in
France ana the world upon this side read the ac-
count simply as nelOs. 1t produced no more Ell
feet than the last serial story that drags its long
and tedious tail through the cheap and studied
magazines
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WOOD COMMON PIDAR-


Dc4uioht Co. Branch OF the State Bank of Ohio Pm
against
JOeI FOOT Administrator of EpaphrOditia Foot drc'l
William Clark and Elias liranBin, defendants
AIILLlAM CLARK and Elias Brannin of the St,te
w Of Now York. will take notice th,t n potition
naS peeh hled against them and Joel Footo Atmiuis
traitor OF Epaphr0ditus Foot deceased aud il now
Pehuih8 III tho courtof commoa pleas OF Wood cour.
W ono setting forth as follows That on the 18TH
uHy OK June, a. ID. 1885, EpNphrOdituA FOotr and
Clal ote oote, his wife, executed and delivered tLc
ONO Lie Insurance and Trust Company certain ,.pJ
OF mortgage, conveying the following property 10
WI The east half of the southeast Quarter OF seeiou
10, So, IN township one a., in tue United States
Erie also, the west hal OF the socth-east quarter
oi seeleh No. thiry'throe (3j in township No. one III
IN the United States Reserve Of twelve lniles sol,re
on tue ndml River Of Lake Eric, 20 secure the pay
@ ar"ns oi $l,ooO VITA seven per cent. interest per
ahhum' evidenced by note of that date: that suse.
quehtto the execution and recording said MORTGAGE
slu lahl was conveyed by said Foot and wife To one
wharf irull, who conveyed the same 10 defendants
ClarK Branln all OF whom had full knowledge OF he
existence of said mortgage F; that two huudred ond
my dollars has been paid on said note July IN Is5a
tnat there Is now due the of seven hundred and
hlty GGuars principal aud interest a. seven uer cent
rom June ~, 1887. That said note aud mortgage
nave been duly assigned by said Ohio Life Insurance.
ana trust Company 10 PLAINTIFF who l. noN The legal
hcder OF the same. Petitionasks for 1riudpInont for t
sum or 300 with interest at seven pcr cent from limo
ises. '9NeNN f'N"'
The said defendants, William Clark and Flies Bran
hi are therefore notified that unless they aupear and
Plead answer or demnr to said petition on OF before
the zIst day Of February, A. D. 1855 that az tbe peN
term aiter tie expiration of said tmc replication
VIII be made 10 said court by paintiif for Judgment
anu an ofdef 20 sellsald nortgagCd promises
by PLUNkEff d COWAN
d. eember, "a, 1867 -33wGsR7O
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WOOD COM. PLEAS,

Louis Jones VS.. 5. H. Barnes and Chloe w Barnes.
'INHE detendent Chloe W. Barnes Is hereby notified
Il that the plaintiff ON the 18th day of Januaay 1863,
MED his petition in the ccr's Office of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio. The object of
said petition is to ioreclose mortgage which was gy-
en- by defendcnt Chlo0 w. Barnes to plaintiff Aug.
70, 1885, on lots No. o. TO- Is and lG in the town of
portage in said Wood Co. That there il now due on
the said mortgage and the notes given at the same
time by decndent tho sum of $40 with interest at 10
per cent on $40 since Oct. 2G 1885, and on $50 since
NOV: 1906 Defendent is further notified to answer
Dy the Zoth day Of February next judgement will
DC taken, ana an order to sell the mortgage premises
j. +. PRICE, Plaintiff Atty.
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15-0ne of the hundred candidates for Ser
geantat-Arms, went to Gen. 10. Geiger to so.
licit his support, when the Gen. informed him
that the candidates for door keeper were so
nu@erous that his chances of success would be
poot indeed, and he therefore advised the anx-
ious expectant to be a candidate for Speaker of
ahe House The innocent fellow, pleased with
the idea, went to work in good earnest for the
speakership, and was only informed of his error
at late hour. We hope it was not the cand-
date fiom Wood who was thus thrown off the
ira ck. y-,
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TEHE GOLDEN PRIZE.
mLusrRATED. 1858. ILLUSTRATED.

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE 10 one Of
tho largest and bost literary papers of tho day An
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages FORTY COL.
uMNs of entertaining original matter; and elegantly
Illustrated every week.
A Gift worth from so cents to $500 90 i'm
Gold will be presented to each subscriber im-
mediately on receipt of the subscription mon-
ey.
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Sberid,s SoIa

James Green, vs. Sarah Green, et al
Rf virtue OF an order Of sale to me directed and
40 delivered from the court of common pleas of
wood county in the above entitled cause will sell
70 the highest bidder AT the door of the house in
Persysburg in said county,
On Saturday, he 30h day Of January A. d. 1903.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 2 O'clock
M NJ. the following real estate, to wit The cast half
of tbs south west quarter OF section twenty.one Of
township four north, of range nine east containing
50 acres, subject TO the dover of Sarah Green
IernsIone' third in hand, one-third in one year
secured by mortgage on the premises
9. W. NORTON, seeriT.
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.as-The Senate has finall confirmed the nom

og-The Senate has final confirmed the NOM
ination of Mr.. Sedgwick as u s. District At
torney, in place of John McKeon, removed for
refusing to support Fernando Wood for Mayor
of New York City. Messrs. Pugh, Douglas,
Broderick and Pearce. opposed the confirmation
of Sedgwick on the ground that the Presidents
reasons for the removal of McKeon were insult
ficient and arbitrary. Buchanan was sustained in
this bold act of prescription by bare majority of
two votes,
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Gs We thank our friend E. w. henderson
Superintendent of the Waterville Union Schools
which to present to the public his able report on
school supervision as per request of the North
Ohio Teachers Association. 1t will appear next
week.
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Uond No,lCe.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the owners Of the fol-
~ lowing anda, to wit The south halves OF see.
tuns 80 - ana 2S, ana the north halves OF sections
81 32, and ~, in Portage township, Wood county, o..
that by order Of the ccnmss oncrs Of sail county
COllislcr Haskins Edmond GOrton, Simucl McCrory,
ST.. viowCrs, aad Nathan W. Min'on, surveyor, will
OF February 1853, to Vew survey. unl lay out coun
~ road, commencing ut the north cas curncr of scc
tion 80 aud southeast corner of section ~ thrnco
and south west corner OF section 3l. town north,
range | east. IL. 4, MILLER Ct AL pet'r,
Jan, I, lS5S-95wlS2 90
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
C..b Up--Important to Everybody

Hsresftsr,nO advertisement willbe adnittedn the
JouarAL until II is paid for eA "ept where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all case'ths
person presenting advertisement for insertion, will
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom. Dick and Harry cfwhom
we know nothing The cash system is better for all
parties. and zee stnH adhere to IL.
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December II, 1857 7.-72wls3oo ''>''' ''''' '''''
Wood County Common Pleas.

Enoch b. Tacott. Receiver OF the gricutura Bank
of Herkimcr Plahtin, VS. JOHN Hollister Fred
crick lIOllstcr, Henry Stanton and Harvey R.Wll.
coz, Defendants.
- AID defendants hereby notified that on the 3I
pday of Docombcr 1851, said plantT nled against
them in the COut OF Common Pleas Of Mood county
Ohio his position the object and PRAYER of which Is
sum Of $I2I7 ST. with interest fom January third.
1851, certain Judgment rendered in the Supreme
Court of the State OF New York. for the county Of
Ierkimer on the third daye January. 1907, in favor
of said Agricultural Bank of Ilerklmer and agmis5
said defendantg Said defendants are further notified
that they arc required 20 answer sNid petition On OF
bciGre the Gth day OF February next, or judgment
HILL q PRATT PIG s. Attys.
Dec. q. lSi7--3IrEs3 10
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:. "A young couple eloped from Indanapo-
lis last week and were roarried in Cincinnati
Shortly after the ceremony they were tele-
graphei, and an officer traced them to the U
s. Hotel, aud entered their room without
knocking, and found them snug in the bridal
bed. He explained his errand, when the
young lady said with ringing laugh-"tell
ma it is too late-we've been married half an
hour He he he-e-e p
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"CAN'r You TALK PA beerdy younsgentle-
man, being on visit to friend in this btough
the other day. had one Of our friends interest
ing boys ON his knee, cSrescing him, when the
child looked up into bsardy's face with per-
picked gSzs, and said--"You can't talk cause
can't see any mouf for talk TO come out at"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14

Our Toledo friends are exerting themselves
with commendabe energy to secure the State
Fair A large meeting composed of the best
citizens of the city, was held last Saturday night
Their prospect for obtaining the requisite sub
scrption is very fattering. Another meeting
will be held next Saturday evening.
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5732w6$3,2a.
DIrCH NOTlCr',..

A LII persons Interested in tho following lands will
N take notice that the Trustees of Liberty and Plain
townships will meet at the house l., Ill., CaSs In Liberty
township. Saturday January lG 1858, at 10 A. NJ.
for tho purpose of LAYING out and establishing ditch
or water course to be outlet Tor said nnds. Com
morcng Mt the south -oaSt of section three,
township four. range ten, thence running or
the section line To the southwest corner of tho
south quarter of section township four range
ten, thence to the south and cast the site
y: tho present ditch to the Portage river in section
tMplyo,
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MARRIED,

Dec. 21s by Chas +. Jordan. Esq, at the residence
of George Stroup. at Arcadia, DR SANURL ENgRsoN,
of Wood county, Ohio, and Miss PuEBR A. HARDY, of
Arcadia.
I'm woodville on the 10th inst. by the Rev. Cronon.
welt Mr.. JouN L. HARrRL and Miss MARY JANE CRA.
GO, all of Lake township.
The above notice was accompanied by good slice
Of bridal cake, for which the happy pair have our
thanks.
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as- The middle of January is upon us, AID yet
we have had no winter worth mentioning, the river
having been frozen over but once, and then but
few days. The thermometer has ranged at about
temperate having all the appearance of spring,
except the budding of trees and singing of birds.
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es- We regret that bluuder appeared in the
prospectus OF the Ohio Cultioator last week,
which made it read Ohio Farmer. 1t is all right
now, and will be Brighter when our friends sub
scribe for the good old Cnltiuator."
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of the fol-
In lowing lsuds, to wit: The south halves of sec.
tons 49, 90 2 20 and 49, and the north halves of sec
ty Ohio that by order OF the commissioners of said
county. Collister Haskins. Edmond Gorton and Samuel
MeCrory, Sr, viewers and Nathan w. clinton, survey
or, will meet at the house Of VIM. Ieadman, on the
4th day of February, 1885, to view an lay out coun
ty road commencing at the northwest corner of sec
tion 3d. and southwest corner Of section 40, thence
east section line TO the northeast corner of section
26 and south east Of section 25 town T. range
ii east. IL. F. MILLER, CT. al, PetItioners.
Jan. z, IS58--35W4S2OO
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0-y II is stated that the election of Wood
to the Speakershp of the house of Representa-
tives, is Buchanan triumph, and that it is de-
signed to use Wood for the overthrow of Cox.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14

Gs- o. Mungen, post master of Findlay, has
been removed, and James Robinson is appointed
to fill the office. Cause.-The latter is strong
Buchanan man, and the former is not so strong.
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$500 REWARD.
LEGAL NHTICN.

AEGAL NOlACEs
NTILLIAM A. PREM rICE of the State of Califor
w mia, will take notice that Augustus NJ Thomp
SON of Wood county. in the State Of Ohio die on the
23d day of December, A. ID. 1857 file his petition in
the court of common pleas of said county and State
and caused an attachment to issue against the goods
and chattles lands and tenements of the said William
A. Prentice, to satisfy the amounts of promissory
note, declared in said petition for the sum Of fsxtyye
dollars, and interest thereon from the 10th day of Oc-
tober A d. 1855, given by said Prentice one Thom
rs Hunter and by said Hunter transferred to sAidAu
gustus NJ. Thompson, and which note was due and re-
mains unpaid, and that unless the said William A.
Prentice appears and said petition on or be.
fore ths 2fth day of February, A. D. 1853 judjment
VIII be taken for the amount of said and interest
as aforesaid and costs of suit an order had TO sell
the attached property to satisfy the same.
BY S. JEFFERSON, his Atty.
Ian. T. lS5S-35W6S4O
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14

"A boy at school in the West, when called
on to recite his lesson in history, was asked,
" What is the German diet ?"-" Sauerkraut,
Bretzels, Sahnspps, Blutwurst, and Lager
Bier" was the reply.
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scbool Examiners' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at Freeport the first
Tuesday in February.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
puns,ually at 10 O'Clock An.
I w WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian--G. A. ADAMS Pastor-Service every
Sabbath at 10l o'clock A. NJ, and Z. NJ.
Baptst--I. p CANNON, PastOr-Service every Sabbath
At lOj A. NJ, and evening. .
M. E. Chureh-M RICHARDSON, Pastor-service
every Sabbath at 10i M
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14

'gress. occasioned by the resignation of Hon N
P. Banks, resulted in the choice of Mr. Gooch.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-14
Attnchil,r.t MntIne.

Thomas L. Bane, Plaintiff, va. Orin -. Jones Deft
Before }. Chappel. j. p. OF Perry sburg township
Wood county, OhiO.
NOTICE is hereby given thrt on the 10Th dav of
~ December. \. d, 1857, Joshua Chapel, Justice
OF ihe Peace of Perrysburs township, Wood eounty
ono issued m order of attachment in the above case
for the sum of thirty one dollars
THOMAS l.. BANE.
Perrysburg. Decemhsr la57--s4w9. .sINO