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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02
Tremendous Excitement!

As the Olive Branch was approaching town on
Tuesday, man was seen on board with a" big
fiddle" At once, as by electricity, words flew
among the unterrifed Muugen is coming-Muu-
gen is coming;" and instantly there was great
pattering of democratic feet toward the dock to
extend to him greeting suitable TO his condi-
tion and his intellectual status
But alasl upon going on board it was found
that the musician was no more, no less, than q
harmless German on his way to hddle at Dutch
Ball at Maumee. Then could be seen sudden
depression Of ether obas, aud by listening atten-
lively we could hear "d-n the dutchman,
"wish he had his fiddle stuck in his throat" and
other equal expressions Of kindness and regard.
The honest Teuton marched up the hill in bliss
full ignorance of the tremendous fuuering and ex-
citement he had awakened in the hearts of the
faithful
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We understand that a road has been open
ed through patch Of ground where sleeps the
heroic defenders of Fort Meigs. Will the To-
ledo pa pers look into this matter and ascertain
why the mouldering remains of those who so
gallantly fought for liberty are to be used as
road ballast 1t is disgrace enough that they
should lie without stone to mark the spot
without the additional ndignity of their being
iammed down by the wheels of farm carts
Glaze. Herald.
Will friend Higgins, within whose bailiwck,
lies the patch of ground alluded to, respond p
We hope he will be able to contradict the state
ment, but fear lest the rumor be true Ii strikes
us that there is land enough yet in Northwest
ern Ohio, for roads as well as farms without
encroaching upon the burial spots of patriots,
who shed their blood in defence of the soil
which now covers their remains. Toledo Blade.
The patriotism of our friends above quoted,
is commendabe, but facts are stubborn things,
and with them we must now deal. The road
leading up the river to Gilead pa ses through
Fort Meigs, which lies but few rods west of
the corporation. We have no idea that it
passes over the moulderng remains OF those
who so gallantly fought for liberty" At all
events, we don't believe the dead are used for
"road ballast" nor can we beevethat their
uOuieS aiS USluS JoHIuieu uoNH Wy tlS NiSeio
of farm carts" That there is land enough
yet in North Western Ohio, for roads as well as
farms, without encroaching upon the burial
spots Of palriets,' may be genenerally true, but
that it is almost universally treated as false is
equally true. If our friend of the Blade will
refer to the history Of Lucas county, and then
turn to the county map, he will See that if we
have once sinned, Lucas county will have many
sins to answer for. In every instance, Govern e
nent is most at fault. The lands comprising
all of these sacred spots have been sold the same
as other public lands, and Fl, Meigs is now owned
by at least two different persons. Michael Hayes
ownes one part of it and another part is owned
by some eastern speculator To have avoided
the fort in building the road running west from
this place. would have greatly increased its ex-
pense and affected its convenience to the public
injurously. The main pait Of the Fort is not
inclosed and its owner will neither protect it
nor dispose of it at fair price. Our tow n au-
thorities would probably purchase the Fort
grounds and protect them, if the price asked
was not too extravagant. This should be done
and the State should aid in the work. 1t is not
a matter which requires great sacrifice at the
hands Of the people of Perrysburg alone. We
are willing to do a generous part. Will the
State bear its proportion Of the burthen?
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A SINGULAR CAsE.--The Nelos, published in Sa-
vannah, Georgia, says, "One of our physicians
has handed us the following extract from letter
written to him from professional bro ther in the
upper county, describing somewhat singular
case, we believe, of rare occurrence in surgical
practice:
81 must put in slip to give you an instance
ofdeath from the rapid accumulation of fat. We
had young man residing Is miles from this
place, who was one of the miracles of nature.
At the age of % years, he weighed 565 pound. ;
ne continued gradually to increase in flesh until
he reached over 600 pounds; he was bile to get
about with lolerable ease to himself and attended
TO his planting interest. Some weeks ago he com.
menced increasing in flesh very rapidly and
gained l-2 pounds per day; then it was found
he gained a little over two pounds per day
Last week he died suddenly in his chase | think
from the accumulation Of fat around the heart
Three days prior to his death, he weighed GAG
pounds; and had he been weighed the day of his
death no doubt he would have goLe' over $50
pounds. have often seen him, and visited his
family few months ago, in his absence."
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For the Journal.

FRIEND HIGGINs ALLOW me, through the
columns of the Journal, to tender my thanks
to my friends, who have proposed my name foi
the office Of Sheriff Of Wood county, and say
that while am deeply sensible of their kindness
and gratefully appreciate this manifestation o.
their esteem, my business is such at present thai
could not, should receive the nomination
and be elected, fulfill the duties of the office in
the spirit of the law; accordingly have though
it better to thus publicly decline the proposed
honor. You will therefore oblge me by with
drawing my name from the canvass, and in its
place substitute the better on of Stephen w
st. John, of Plain township,
Respectfully, S, l.. BoUGHroN.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Court Of Common Pleas, Wood County, Ohio.
Syvanus Jefferson Plaintiff. vs. Mary A. Arnold John
Arnold ct al, Defendants.
'INE said defendants will take notice that plaintiff
on the 30th day of July, A. D. 1858, filed his petit
tion in said court, making them also the admnstra.
tor and heirs at law of Epaphrodtus Foot parties de-
iendant which petition among other things, sets forth
that said Fpaphrodtus Foot in his life time executed
and delivered to Benjamin Rutter, two several
promssory notes dated March lst 1885, each for the
sum ofSl6G.00 the one due and payable October lst
1884, and the other due and payable October lst lS5S
both on interest and that to said note he
cuted mortgage on the north half OF tho south west
quarter and the south west quarter of the south west
qurter of section thirty-sX, of town six north, OF
range nine east. in Wood County Ohio containing 30
of land, and that on the 9th day of July A D.
1885, said Rutcr transferred said notes and mort
TO plaintiff that the first of sud notes is due
and is wholly unpaid with the interest thereon and
that the other isin full force and becomes due and
payable October lst, 1858, with interest from date
and asking that the court find the amount due on
said notes and mortgage, and an order for tho pay
ment ofthc same within reasonable time with costs
of suit in default that said morgagod premises be
sold to satisfy the same and that said petition will be
for hearing at the next term of said court
Youwill, therefore, make answer to said petition
before the first day of October A. d. 1858, oi
judgment and order will be had agains. you accor
dinghy.
Aug. g. S5S-l3wGSG3O, S. JEFFERSON, Proper
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~@Robt. Lees, of Springfield township, Lucas
county, met with serious accident last Sabbath.
He was out cunning and in attempting to stand
his gun on log while he would rest himself, it
slipped of, and the hammer was raised so that
its fall burst the cap and the gun was discharged,
lodging heavy load of shot in Mr.. LIS lett side
and shoulder. He is seriously, yet, it is thought,
not fatally injured. We never knew man to
make fortune by hunting or working on the Sab
bath,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

a@-We see that our ueighbors, the Canadians,
arc sorely exercised to think that We Yankees
have the temerity to celebrate Perry's Victory
at Put,in-Bay. Well, it isn't polite, but then
we have bad habit of doing things in our own
way, and the Canucks had better bear with our
infirmities than to distress themselves about
them. Since we have made up our minds to do
she old Commodore the handsome thing, by cele-
brating his victory on the Canada shore, it void
be Just like is to do so, though it should rile
our neighbors bile--even to nausea.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

j1SrThe Primary and intermediate depart
ments Of our Union School will open OH Mon
day next. The Board have not yet employed a
Superintendent, but proper efforts are being
made in that direction. We hope they will
succeed in securing the services of some person
who will make Perrysburg his home. The mon-
ey paid to teachers should as far as possible, be
kept at home and expended with our own bust
ness men. We have already had quite enough
carried off to other places. Aside from this con-
sideration, there are many reasons to favor the
employment of Superintendent who will To-
cate with us.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Notice.
Court Of Common Pleas of Wood County, q. |

Court OF Common Pleas of Wood County, q.
Civil Action
Henry n. Bissen, PHI, against Chas. Mathews, Elec
&c Mathews, Henry Pierce ClarssI Fierce Peter
Erb Catharine Erb, and $. n. Beach n Co, Def'ts
INUE said fctcr Erh and Catharire Erb wife of said
Peter Erb will take notice that on the 9Th day Of
August a. u. 1888, the plaintiff filed his petition
against thew and others, in the above entitled cause
in the office CT the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Wood county Ohio, aud which action Is now
pending In said court The object and prayer Of said
petition Is to correct deed by said Potter Erb and
wife executed to said Charles s. Mathews in which
deed tract ef land was described the east half of
the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
section 90 of township anHber north. Of range nu
Der 10 eas whereas the tract thereby intended 10 be
conveyed should have been described as the east
Of the north east quarter Of the southeast quarter
section %, of township Rnmber north of range nun,
ber 10 east aud also to obtain judgnc mt arnnst the
of $3.50 and interest thereon ut the rate Of ten per
cent. per anhum from the 2lst day of March 1857,
and also interest tftytye dollars at six per cent
per annum from the weuynrs day OF March 1855 due
on promiSsorv note, executed by the said Charles s.
Mathews to PIN; also, to procure from said court
judgmet of foreclosure upon mortgage, texecutsd
by said Charles s. and Elccta Mathews to secure the
! payment Of the above named dcmand0 aud an order
that the northwest quarter OF TIL southeast quarter
of section number S, in township number north, III
range number 10 east and also the east half Of the
north quarter of the southeast qucrtcr of section
number %, of township number { north, in ianye No
10 east be sold and the proceeds be applied to the pay
ment of the plaintiffs said claim and his costs in sait
| action.
The ssid Peter Erb and Catharnc Erb nre require,
to answer said petition by the 30th day of October
| d., 1858.
ID LAT1MER, PITS Atty.
| Aug. 80, ts5S-1Gw6S7 S3
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Sheriil,s sale.

Nmrod Smith vs.. Fuller Ballard
DG virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
I'D delivered from the Probate Court OF Hancock
county, Ohio will offer for sale, at the door Of the
Court House in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, October g. 1873.
between the hours of one and two o'clock 7. NJ. OF
said day, the following property to wit; In.lot mum.
ber forty.seven go in the town OF Bowling Green
Wood county, Ohio. c. w. NORTON Sheriff.
by A. Shives, Deputy.
0NEAL & BLAcKFoRp. Attys. Of PIE
Aug 2S, lS57-l6w6S2 bS
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DITCH NOTICE,

TINE non.resdents Of the west half of seq.
j. tions l. H. Is, "a, 25 &c. and of the east half OK
sections q H. H. 49, 90, 35, of Lake township. Wood
county Ohio will take notice that the 10Th day of
September next, the Trustees of said Township will
meet at the School House the house of Jonathan
Akenbargcr, to locate add apportion ditch, to
mence at or near the post on the town line Of
sections 35 and &C. and to run thence north on the
section line, and to end the town line between sec
tons and of suid township. JOHN BAILEY.
Aupust K 1R5S-13w5SD 40
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Notice to Contrnctors.

+ will let to the lowest responsible bidder, on the
L Sth of September next, at o'clock p. NJ. the re.
construction of the cuvert aud cmbaukment the
River Road, in the rAyine near George Eddlemcns;
also the lengthening of the culvert and enurgug
the embankment formerly constructed by Il. Van
Camp, about three miles above Perrysburg on the
River Road. Plans and specifications made known
the day of sale. Sale TO take place the ground
u. l.. WOOD, Co. Commissioner.
pERRYsnuRQ, Aug. 2G, lShS--l6M2Sl u
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aS>We see by the last Democrat that the
departed spirit of the distinguished ex-School
Examiner has been "eXhumed' and turns up
trump" among the elite of crinolinedom, and
was employed to kick the ghost of the old and
faithful little SloJt on a recent occasion. We
understand the occasion was postponed several
weeks in order to secure the distinguished servi-
ces of the aforesaid distinguished individual
his habits pointing him out as the man fol
the occasion The lions skin, in this instance
as in all others, failed to destroy the wearer's
identity. Such sapient speeches should often
be repea ted-they are 50 creditable to the litera
ture, wisdom, and good taste of a community
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For the Journal
To My Blind Brother George"
All dreary, lone. and dark TO thee
Is this bright world of gladness;
Though others join in social glee,
Thy heart is filled with sadness.
The visions wrought in Youths bright dream
Have, one by one, all faded;
Thy dearest hopes but mockery seem;
Thy future, all is shaded.
But though thy day of life may be
In midnight darkness shrouded,
In that dear home, reserved for thee,
Heavens light shall be unelo
For thou, who now art called to bear
Earth's heaviest weight of sorrow,
A bright unfading crown shalt wear,
On that Eternal Morrow,
And, when in secret falls the tear,
Ger earthly hopes all rven,
May angels whisper in thine ear,
The blind shall see in Heaven"
Your" SISTER,"
PERRYsBURG, 1858.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attachment Notice.

Ed. Peck against Mdcn Wonscr.
Before NJ. Il. Tracy. Z. Plain Township, Wood Co
Ohio.
ONthe llth day of August A. y. 1858, said Justice
" issued order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of forty nine and ythee hundredths
dollars debt, and fifteen dollars probable costs.
PLAtN, Sept. 2, 1S5S-l7w3 T.. II. PECk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

The Softs beat the Hards at the Democratic
Primary Elections in Albany yesterday, except
in one Ward,where each faction oeat the other
over the face and eyes. The Union" and
" Harmony were badly mixed, there being too
much Of the former, and too little of the latter.
N Y. Tribune of dug. 81.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--Important TO Everybody

Hereafter no advertisement willbe admuedintothe
JovnrAL until il is paid for,sA "cpt where there
special agreement the contrary and in all cases''ho
person presenting advertisement for insertion VIII
ss held responsible for the same We cannot pay our
s.h,s Nth accounts on Tom, Dick and Harry. ofwhom
We know nothing. The cash system is better Tor all
ua,t;as and NE shall adhere to IL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

as>The yacht Challenge is being fitted up 70
The contest to come off at Sandusky City durni
the State Fair.
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@rLilly Larkspur has favored US with another
poem, which possesses high degree of merit
Lilly is fine writer, and we are gratfed at this
evidence of her ability to rise above the low, sour
rillous abuse which has been resorted to, by the
ours that bark around the tainted atmosphere of
Big Bone Lick. What they meant for slander is
her highest praise; and they will soon learn that
the bayiug OF dog at the moon never turned it
aside from its appointed course.
We take the liberty of meking the following ex
tract from private note from Lilly. 1t is to be
hoped that the editor Of the Democrat will dis
cover no rhetorical fOurishes in it which will
lead him to suppose it is not original
1t is useless for me to waste words on such
shallow arguments as he the editor of the Demo.
erat brings forward to prove me guilty of plagi-
arism; but will omply and truthfully say that !
nsper it my life saw, or heard, of anything similar
TO those pieces OF mine which you published.
have too much desire for my own credit to use one
sentence Of anothers composition as my own"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

as~Hon. Joseph R. Williams, formerly edi-
tor of the Toldo Blade, now President OF tho
Michigan Agricultural college, will deliver the
Annual Address at the New York State Fair.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02
school Examiners Notice.

The beard will hold their next regular session foI
the examination of Teachers, at Pemberville on the
First Tuesday, ,>nd at Portage on the Third TUESDAY
Of septsmbf next
In addition to the usual course all Teachers WI
hereafter be examined in American History
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punetsally at 10 O'Clock AN.
]. w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

as-A prize fight is to come off between
Morrisey and Heenan, the two New York bull
lies. The stakes are rs 900. The fight is ad-
vertised to come off in Canada. Both parties
ore now in training for the brutal contest.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-02

4s-Hon Joshua r. Giddings is not re-nomma'
.ed for Congress John Hutchins Esq, lawyer
of very superior talents, is the Republican noml
nee for Congress in MIR. Gid ing's district