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Important to Township Trustees.

We learn from the Belleloutaine (Ohio) R,pub
lican OF the l7h lust, that in case tried al the
present term Of 'ht ,urt OF Common Pleas, OF
Logan County, Uudge L,wrrncc presding) the
following points were decided. viz:
|. Where tribunal or board composed Of
three or more persons, is empower Il by statute
10 do any public act, it is necessary npon gen.
era common law principles that all should he
present, and then the act # the mpjOIily is the
act OF all.
II Under the statute which declares that a
majority OF the three township trns ers au' hor-
Il q by law, shall b. aqu rum to do business At
all IN ,ctlngs of the tru>taes, majority may act
as well at spscidL de 81 regular,
Ill. Bd' in order to render the acts OF tloo
trustees valid at la special meeting, all mus have
reasonable notice Of it, The Iay hx4s the time
aud place OF regular meetings aud notice Is,
therefore, not necessary at such mee Jugs as to
business tuhpriz d dt them.
~. NeIlh-r w0 moral Of the township trus-
tees acting separately, can by thus concurrmg in
an act, do auyIhn! oil tally valid Thy can
only act uli;inIly at me- ting. both upon conf
mon law principles and hv force Of the statute.
Y. In an action on Justices bond, a p'ti-
ton which AYERS thai tpJ OF the township trus-
tees as such approved 1t, without averug that
it was done at " melting" Of the trustees is ih-
Sufficient.
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Ar African Emprror's Treasury.

The Monlcur de i Armce gives the following
description OF the Emperor Of Moroccc'S treas
ure house at Meqninrz;
'In the middle of the garden stands fortress,
with triple wall perfectly armed aud deien-
dtd In the central nrlpSure rises Il stone build
ing, lighted only rom the roof. II is entered
through three iron doors, one after the Other
The pavement of the interior is black marble,
dmd at one end is a large oprning Ihrous III which
the gold and silver coin, bullion aud Jewels are
conveyed to the treasury below. This last men
toned place is an extensive vault, divided into
compartments of equal siz', III each OF which Is
the value OF million piastres. The net produce
OF the taxes is lodged in the treasury every thro-
months. The Emperor himself, when at M,qui-
nez is present on the occasion, but in his d 30
srnce he names three of the chief oili GERS of his
household to attend for him, knowing we'll that
mutual distrust will scarcely allow them TO con
cert a robbery, and it they should do SO, they
woul soon bstray each other, ur be denounced
by the black guardian OF the place. When the
pera treasury was first tStdb-hcd the mon
ey was kept in large eirthen jars: but on ont
occasion the contents of ten were ahStracird
and the robbery concealed by fitting the tr'
with earth and covering the top with fAw golC
p5cps The theft was not discover nm"li
ately; but black VINO had seen the rUbber it
thu act aud had been nearly murdered by then
and left for dead afterwards recovered AMI CAV,
information against them. The E nperor or.
dered the ten lhi-ves to be decapirated aud di
rtcred that their heads should be placed in til,
ten jars which they had emplied. rs IA warnirs
to oIhrrs. These vases are still in the treasury
placed on marble pedestas. Mulev l>marT'
Successor determined to adopt different ar
rangempnt, and built the vaults now existing
The Emperor Mury Solriln1n, well known lo
bis cruelty, was accustomed after the quarterly
deposits, to have all he blacks pul to teart
who had been engaged in The operation. Ab
dnrr Rahman his successor abolished that at
rnciuus usage but he decided that the blacks EN-
pIoyrd in arranging the money IN the vauIu
should never leave the building 1t would thrre
tore be useless tor hem to steal the treasure, a
they are srpartt d from the rest OF the world
and could neither spend nor conceal it.
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IIi.ch Letting.

NTOflCEis hereby giycl that on Monday the lth
~ ofJNuuary, lSGO Win rc.let in sections bspar-
ty to the lowest bidder therefor at the house OF AIa.
Carson, ia Weston Tow nship Sections No. 81 leT
Inclusive OF ditch Mo- established 10y County Com-
missionrrS at thci sept session of 1852
SAID sections are each 20 rolls in length, excepting
section l07 which is only 10 rods long.
The work upon said sections is tha deepening Of
the old ditch so TO form ditch a. wide ON bet
tom, with bank slope OF Ia It. in length TO OVeIy
foot in depth.
The work said sections OF said ditch. TO he IN
ished according to the plan, specifications and pro-
{ uf snmc before the 18Th of July 1859. " hoh
plan s. be seen at he time and place of letting
An successlul bidders will he required to give bond
for the faithful performance OF the work within TIE
time Il Ncd by CUuuty Commissioners.
IN letting to commence at the hour Of 2 oslosk
Pm. JAMES W. ROSS. Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Co., Ohio
Deo Il. lS5s--3lwj$ $3.50.
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AUDITOR, orrrcn Wood Co. o.. }

NUvs mOet 10, lS9J. \
hersoy certify that the foregoing is correct
list Of lands aud town los, with tue improve.
msnts thereon reurued delinquent ny the rrcos-
utet OF Wood County, 0hn, ior the non-pdy-
tnsnt orisxss charged thereon for The year one
tnoussui eieht hundred snl fit y.eighI, (iS0S)
TO whleh is addeda peualty of thirty pr cent.
together with the t,xes of the current year
(lS59) all Of which taxes aud penalty remain
dae AID unpaid.
Souce is hereby given thai the whole of the
several tracts OF land aud town lots entered in
the foregoing list or so murh thereof as will b.
sufficient TO pay the taxes and penaly charged
,hereon will be sold, according to law, by the
Treasurer of said county, at the court house
,thrreef on the second Monday of January next,
at aud after 10 O'Clock in the forenoon unless
said tax's and psnalty shall have been paid be-
fire that time; aud that said sale shall continue
from day to day until each :ruct of land or town
lot shall be sold or offered for sale.
.1 aI a JAMES w. ROSS. County Auditor.
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Wood IomiuOn pleas.
PaItitiOn.
J,s,,J,. ll,,,r, cr,ya

Joseph tout ". llntra Gnnga.
ENLMlEA GNAGA Eliza JanS GuOga, Eliza Gna-
~ ga, Benjlmin aud Mary G. Patter-On, will take
notice that petition was filed against them on the
18th day ut December 1852 in the Court OF Comm n
Peas ofWo Couhty,O O L. by Joseph Stout md is
now pending, wherein the said Joseph stout de-
mRnd partition Of the following real estate, tu VII:
Tho west haroithc northwest quarter ottCction l5,
townj north. Of range east, in Wood County Ohio.
containing 50 acres and that at the next term of 81
court, npp plication Will bG made 10y the said Joseph
stout for order that par ti"u may he madi OF said
premises and that the dover OF Eliza AKA be as
signed hcrin the pr-mis s. J. L. PRICE
nct 2o lojg-3lwGSJ 40. pl Il atty.
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R0Ll OF HONOR.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS ron ruR rRRRYsBuRs JOURNAL
The DIsumiOn Party.

The once powerful demo oCratic party, has by
degrees wasted away until it is now only fac
tion in opposition TO the Garrisonian Abolition
lists, both HlSocatiug disunion bot for very diff
ierpnt reasons. In Congress, many speeches
have been made in favor Of a dissolution of the
not an AboliiioniSt, not an American, South or
or North, has uttered a word against our Uhion.
or inlimatcd desire to see it dissolved, provided
any particular party should have majority in
the next Presidential contest. They have inva-
riaby rebuked the leaders of the locofuco party
for their dsunnn spntimeItS, aud declared them
selves for the Constitution and the Union.-
They are willing to abide by the verdict of the
People, let them select whom they may for Presi-
dent, whether Buchanan, Douglas, Wise. Toombs
Gerritt Smith, or a good Republican. Not So
with The leaders of modern democracy. They
openly declare their purpose to favor the over.
throw Of this government if the Republicans
succeed in 1861 Not democratic member OF
Congress has yet stood up in his place and re-
buled such sentiments when uttered by his col.
Icgues.
In view Of these facts, democrats, what is
your duty? If you love our government and de-
sire peace, what IS your duty? Certainly it is
not your duty to act with those who openly avow
their hostility 10 its principles, the most sacred
OF which is the right of the ma ority TO say who
Shall be our officers aud our law makers.
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Contrary TO the usual custom, owing to the
q ncrous support which the Journal has II.
cslved in Perrysburs, We have never IN ,de an
extra charge for the delivery OF papers to town
subscribers The Carrier has been faithful, aud
richly IN rits benefit and we hope all who
have been served by him will purchase his On.
nual address. which is we'll worth n Quirtcr.
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A LITTLE SHANE LsFr.--V lldndighlm, when
he looked over his rrcrnt dIsgraceful speech, be-
came asham'l oft himself, ani is making eff,
torIs to prevent its appearance in The Congress
sonal Globe. The Globe is sustained by the
pr blic treasury. ani is thus supported for the
purpose OF giving correct reports of the sayings
and doingS OF CDngress If fails to do this, it
had better be discontinued. II Mr.. V. has shown
his postetior extremity in Cougress. let a true
copy of the same be spread out in the Globe,
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Howard Association.
z IL l. A d L l. Z Ii | A.

Bsnsroicat iasttatios established Nv special eRdc,
msit for tAe rctef Of tie sex and d,irr,ssddFic
tel wnt UrNi,m and Epidsa,r Diseases. uRe r. pee
idHy for the care II Diseases cftie SsvUai Or
NTEOtCAL ADVICE given gratis nv the Acting
vi surgeon, to all who ape " by letter. with d,s
option ut their condition, cage. occupation. hatit
u life, &c,O and IN cases ct cNtrtm po,efty, medi
ines furUjshr Il tree OF charge.
Valuable Reports Oh Spcrmatorrhwa and othct
diseases uf the sexual Orgaus, ard cp the New Rem
ejies empoyrd In the DispcnsUry, scut ~ the aict.
aG In u sealed ett'r euVsidpe fee Ot charge, Two
Ir three STAMPS for postage viii he acceptable.
Address, DR.. SkllllN lOUGurON. Acting
surgeon. Howard Association, No. > South Nintl
street, Philadelphia. Pa
- BY order of the Directors.
EZRA n. HARTWElI Pru't
Csc, FAtRcnHr, Nerr''cry.
Dcce nbcr % 'St9-14'y.
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tsoac Bsrnthlsei W Henr, Beroih.o and John Bates
executors Of the last win and Testament Of JasOb
Bcrnthisel dec.
DY virtue oi m alias Vcndi writ OF execution 70 me
Ddirectei aud delivered from the court Of common
pieas Of wood county Ohlp, in the above sBtltlsd
cause. will of.r ior sale A. the door oi the court
house In perryshurg. Wood county Ohio, on
saturday. January II, 1sGo.
between the hours Of w o'clock A. NJ. ard o'clock
T. Not sdid dy the following described properly, 70
wit The northeast qusrttr Of the north-sau quarter
q. Il. IF. ~ Of section number sN 90 In town
ship number i've (5l. north range Number ten tltl
east containing forty acres n o eorlos Apprsissd
at SJ1O.
c. W. NORTON, shsrlE.
7 &U H"t'rNrrcK PlGsatty.
Dec ~ tesq-NSuyeS 9S
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

WOOD co. COMMON PlEAS, ONO.
Robert H. freeman vs. =. :. Clark and :. jefferson
TtI virtue Of vcndi execution To me directed aud
- delivered from sal court in the above entitled
ctnse, will offer for sale nj the door of the court
house, in the tUwn of Pcrysburg. Wood County
ohio on the Tth day Of January, A. D. 1850, heWecn
tie hours Of l. W. aud p. NJ the south half of the
south half Of the north ea quarter Of section thr-
six Of township five 40 th of range nine east in Mood
County. Ohio; also the north half or the same a., r
ter section township aud range, and the nor;h hall OF
the 4olth half OF the quarter section, township
and range, &. w NORTON, Sl"rH'
A. cox att'y Dl' E. GDec. 7lS5o--2lw552 80
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Ehc NOrrm;:S Eassatute,
yNnulnca Civ %.


INuIS school, now permanently vs'~ 'iished aud IN
L good condition will continue uH0er the lnstruo'
ion of CuAS. 4. CURRlER, Principal saS MISS
MARY A. JEWELL, Assistant,
Miss Jewell, graduate of Oherl!n r male Col
lege. comes highly recommended ns u scholar
tea her. She possesses rare muSica; atonmcntS,
well as all the branches Oi polite educatiun witt
thls valuable accession TO the faculty, We hope I,
make MS school second to none aud worthy OF the
patronage of all Special attention viii I've given {,
the formation of classes tor those who wish 10 tab,
the full course of study aud also Tor those whu
wish To prepare Tor teacmnS in our Common schools
Glasses will bo 50 arranged that students can be al
mitted at any tinc. The school year will lie diNt
dcd Into four terms OF eleven weeks each, c,mmen
eng as follows:
sumner ...-...-... 1000. AptU 10 lNtO,
fRH --.-----.--. ~ pieuter i, lSuN'
Winter .......--..-........N November 20, lSOO.
TUITION:
Common English Branches 81 90
Higher .-.---.-..-..-.... 1 90
LahynaVcs go. q w
Music ana Drawing LNuH
All application for teachers ladies' or gentlemen
will be promptly attended TO. All communications
should be addressed to the priuc ipal.
Nlrm'r CITY, UNr. ~, lSil-wI.
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Legal NutiCc.
ruE trArg or ouio wooD COUNTY COUNT or COMMON

THE srArg or ouio wuup COUNTY COURT or COMMON
Pleas.
S,lvsrrs Jefferson administrator OF the estate of
Alya Giuctt GScoa sod plaintiff, against James NJ,
teudRnt.
'JNuE defsndan. James VI. Cooper. will take notice
1 that the plaiutlS Aforesaid fled his pstiton ia
mid court against him t',s defendant On nths fih dav
% neccmhCr, A. u, 1859. whi:h petition among other
thingt scts up that the sud dsit ndant made tie
sixth day Of September lStS, vOnttac ct IN writing,
Witch COutrUCt Is attached to said petition TO eOhsev
"a said silva Gilieu now deceased, the sOnth east
quarter of tue south west quarter of section seven OF
township five north OF range nine east, in said Wood
county, by warnntec deed for the consideration OF
hundred dollars follows; nifty dollars in hand,
hundred collars ON tho first day OF May 1850 with in
tvrc,t, which period has expired, End that said Gil
lrtt did pay said several sums Oi money according 10
contract aud became entitled TO deed for said lard
in his life time. That said Gillctt deceased the Sd
day December A. u. lSj6, and that plaintiff il his
lawfully appointed qualified and Hc'ing ndminisua-
tor: that said James NJ. Cooper did not execute aud
deli vur said deed OF said laud TO said Ghsu IN his
life time nor has he vt executed and delivered the
sauna to plaintiff as said administrator, or to the legal
representatives of said Gillcu aud asking said deen-
dant to answer and To set up hs claim It he have anv
pnrl ot the consideration OF sad land sill cut ard
unpnid aud IN jeflu't of de'en ln a. so ing tie
said sums In said contract struntCdbe atjudred paid
and satisfied It said de eutau be ora re b. The
court TO execute aud deliver adged IN puts .ouco ot
said contract o. in uCrIlt tlervot the decree judge
mcnt aud order If the court be taken to operate a.
aud become said deed aud for other relief Said de-
tendcut will answer said petition or before tho
25th day of February a. D, loto, or said petition
will be taken confessed and Judgment IenI cred
curdinglV. SllNANUS JEFEEkSON,
Dec. 2Ith, 1859 -3tWtSE,tT. Pro per
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NTOrICEi IL hereby given that On Tuesdiy the 17ih
~ Of JInuary 1860 will let in sect0us sspara ely
10 the luwe,t bidder therefor at the house or WV.
Taylor in New We~thed the working ofssetions
4 IS inclusive on Ditch known as No, 6, commes.
elm :a the first sand Ridge south of the East Or posi-
ufsrc. n, in Town 4, \. range Il. NIiton twp)
thence north on a line about l2 feet west of the see.
line until il utcrsectS the swae between the Mlten
4 Montgomery Free Turnpike EOad. and tho north
line OF township and themes terminating few rode
south of the east or. post of see, in sliI Nitcs
twp Each of slid sections are 20 rOls in length
excepting sect iou 6S which tn - rods long. aud To
be made The following width: Sections No. l - "
mclu.ve II. on hJitnm; sections IS % inclusive
- H. on bottom sections - 30 inclusive, II.
bottom; sections 30 IL 80 inclusive - e. bottom
sections 81 y tS inclusive, 4 It. on hOtt"m. All ths
banks TO be male win bank slope OF ii in engtR
To- every foot ia depth. The cutting TO he indi-
Gated on the engineers profile in IA is Office veryiRg
in depth from / to Il. The earth dirt taksR
from the ditch 10 he thrown deposited the see.
line. The work making said diich 10 be flushed
10 the acceptance Of the County Commissioners, GA
before the st of oct. 1870 All Ill csSsful bidders
will be required give houds for the faith fu psrfoT
nance of the work within the time fixed by County
Cummiy sloners as above given. The sale TO eOA-
meuce at the hour Of ~ n'cnck, A, NJ
JAMES ". ROSS, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Onrrc wood Co, Ohio.
Dec. IL lSlg--}ywhS1 -
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Ijitch L.ctiilig.


MO O"ICE is hereby given, that on Wednesday, Jas
" 18th lsGO will let in sections separately, 10 TIE
lowest bidder therefor AT the house Of M, IHyl
in New WcstteLl. he making OF sections and lAI,
inclusive of the ditch designated AM Known No J.
commencing Z at the Milton aud Montgomery Free
Turuike Road near the south east cuTnsr OF south
west ! uf see. > in Milton tp, thence north saststy
down tie Wae 80 he cuyort on township line road,
thence north westerly uul north 70 north east cor OF
the west 'lt of snuth-Wts' qr OF sec 35 in WestoH
~. thence cast u r. r. thence R0rh-earerIy along
side OF r. r. culyert thence east t. Otseso
Blanchard +. T. Road, thence north eastcrly- --doWa
WHAT'S called the Newton ditch and on through sec
through section No. IN town range 10 and there
terminating in the chlnGei Of rnntoganY Creek
Also an arm 10 said ditch commencing h the south
eat corner of the northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter section 80 in Weston township thsnce north
until 81 intersrcts the main ditch ~ station So.
said ditch il to he of tha following snsions -
from st ton TO inclusive feet on bottom; seq
ions 10 10 2IuclnSivc feet on botton; from section
21 to OtsegD and b. Road feet on bottom froA
ntscgo and y. Road 10 station SO feet on bottom
from ,ceton 50 to l43 Inclusive IL feet on bottom
The 10 above ditch is & sections of 20 rods IN
llength each aud is to be made feet on bottom All
TIE banks are TO he made with slope of feet in
length every foot in depth, The cuttingvares from
| 10 s.! feet in depth. The work on said ditch snN
branch ~ he finished according To plan speeiheatuLs
Sd profile, aud 10 the Rccsp'Aroe Nt the CoantH
commissioners on before tho ls day OF Oct ls' o.
An snc c'sf0l bidders will he required 10 give bend
with good security forthe faithful o 70 ml'o at ~"
| woIS within the tine above named as hAed .! Hs
! CuuntV Com uissi iue"s.
The slle TO CONNIE Ius NJ tbs aour OF 10 CLOCK a.
| ", ofs1id day.
| Aslito's Once, Wood 30. o.
Doe, IS, 'S5I-- l2wj3Iij.
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RnND YINW NOLlDn.

TNIE nonresident owuers Of Lands in sections No.
l. 20, H., aul 5, Ia Jpyn hip nlrth. range i
etstand in s0cs3l % and 20into vn nprrh range Il
east win take notice that viewers appointed hy the
commissioners of Wool county, Ohio. will meet a.
the house Gf Chrs Moore, in Plain township, on The
10Th day orJanury, 1850, % view proposed road.
commencing ~ the south quarter post of section 20
town north range 10 cas- thence north Through cen.
Ter os above sceton,tO roId on ia otNaumeo rivNr
AMI thore ternlaate- u. Gun MN, et a,
! December, SLh ISJ9,wi-l 25, Petitioner,
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Northern and Southern Chivalry.


Wendell Ph lips, in speech lately made IN
New York at john Brown sympathy meeting,
said:
" hen in the midst Of the battle of Htrpers
Ferry, the Mayors body lay within range OF the
rra IS Of those NDrthern boys--hS lrends wan
ted to bring it off, but none OF tacm would go.
At last the porter OF the hotel said to Il lady.
III You will stan between m1 and the rifles, |
will 90 - and he went lie knew he could trust
the gentle sacredness of woman i'll the eyes OF
those brave Northern boys lie went, and
placed the body in a carrlasr, and sheltered by
her presence carried it back in sltc'y. A day
later, when that very gul flung herself on the
bea>t OF one OF those very young Ineu Whose
ines were spiked when she stood before them,
the son OF Virginia gentleman--and he dared
to IA, ow it in the Courts of his native State-en-
couragrd by his father, showed that that wo-
mans form which had saved Virginia could not
save that Northern boy from the mercilrss bull
let OF d Virginia brute. That is the difference
between Northern blood and Southern. Bat to-
day, III he streets at HarperS Ferry, that very
girl disavows her act. She says" did not do
it from humanity; | did it to save soiliGg my
sisters carpet Laughter AMI hss's, Do you be-
lieve her? Not u bit of ii She was u lru-
morning when she threw herself, with true
womany instinct, between the hunters rifle ano
young Thompson's life B It to-day the deS
pOtiSm of Virginia thus CruShes every thing
biighs her soul, aud makes her capable Of dIs0'
vowing her own bravery, in order that she mny
stand we'll with the community where she lives
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Republican NItioalI Convention

party met a; the Astor House in New York
city, Oh the 2lst inst, to fx on the rim9 ani
place flr hoidlns thu next Nnionll republican
Convention. Twenty-ons States were repressn-
ted. After freely clnvassng the claims Of var-
ons cities f1r the n3xt N,lilaal Convention
Chicago was finally selected aud the 9th OF
June, is the tim' Gx4l upoa for holding said
Convention.
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Az Fifteen Southern stud nJs have withdrawn
from Nsw York NJ 'lical CIllege AMI about
three hundred attending the mnlical l,cturos in
PhilAde phia, have tesolvdd ''thit thy could
no loaS'r breathe the tainted air Of Abolition
ism" anl therefore left for Southern climes,
where the atm>'phera Is moro Thoroughly I'M.
pregnoted with the African odOr
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aJ- The jury in the case Of WIN. II. Gibson.
after an absence of sixteen houls brought in Il
trial, which will b. argued on The 26th Of Jan.
uary. Mr. Gibson gave bail in the sum OF SO.
600 tor his appearance at that tine, and returned
to riiIil last week