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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-13

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YNlE undersigned would call the attention
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-22
How vcry Consistent!

N4ighbor Knapp has recently bsen loud in
his praises of Harry Clay, and claims that the
Democratic party has fairly adopted the Clay
platform In view OF this supposed fact, he calls
upon all Clay Wings TO unite with modern
Democracy. Unfortunately for our ncighbor,
he published Loco(oco paper in lSll and then
he was not an ardent admircr of Henry Clay or
his principles, as the following sIandcrous state
mcnts, uttered by Mr.. Knapp in lSll, will tss
tiy
"Kcep il before the reop!e, that Henry Clay
took his seat IN the Senate OF the Uaited States
before he was 30 years old-thus committing
Willfl Porjury!'
That in 1911 Henry Clay was opposed to a
National BAhk, and made speech in Congress
against the establishment o that institution on
the ground that it was Unconstitutional hut
was afterwards the friend Of the monster--hav-
lug received in the mean time Sl7, 900 for his
services y
II there is any truth in tho above assertions Of
Mr.. Knapp then We will agree with him in say
ing" Is it not plain to every unbiased mind
that if Henry Clay was this day citiz,n of Oho.
he would vote the Democratic ticket?" Ger
tainly every periured villain and spoils seeker
will vote the Locooco tickat in Ohio. Oar
neighbor is not inconsistent, as the Napoleon
Citissa intimitcs, but on the contrary, he rea
sons from causes 10 effects.
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The N,grer Cntcher,s Ticket.

The Locofoco County Convention, held ht
Bowling Green last Friday, was attended by about
fifty long visagcd PERSONS and few cheerful
looking Republicans, Neghbor Knapp presided.
Several of the leaders tried TO prevent the nomi.
nation OF q full ticket, claiming that half losi
of LocoIocoism is better than whole one, but
the simon purts outnumbered them, and full
ticket was made.
Isaac p. Thompson, OF this place, wus nomin-
ated for Auditor by accomalon. Mr.. I. was
formerly Whig, then a Leading Know Nothing
and next u Locofoco. THIS varied political ex
porence was deemed favorable trait in his 20
liticel character. lie is a retired merc rchont and
hns had some experience in the counting room, is
rather clever fellow, aud perhaps could dis
charge the duties Of County Auditor but we
don't think lie will be called to that post just
yet.
John Bates, very excellent old gentleman,
who held the Treosurer's Office so long that he
became rusty and terribly out of repair, was
nominated for Treasurer by acoltmation.
David Ross, Esq, who was spoken OF for Au-
ditor was nominated for Recorder, by acclama
ton. He is a good man. but Father Hatch will
be our next Recorder.
George Strain was nominated for Prosecuting
Attorney by acclnmation lie is young man.
has recently had the Matrimonial yoke placed
upon his neck, aud begins to feel the response
bliliss OF n " family man." Should his postcrity
increase as rapidly MS does that of our present
Prosecutor, out of pity the people should vote
for him
For Commissioner, Mr. Martin, Of Weston
township, was nominated. having received two
votes more than his competitor Mr.. Donaldson
of Washington township. lie is said to be b
good man, and Is extensively known in the
school district where he resides.
Our yolng friend Lafayette Borden sou Of his
father, was nominated for Surveyor by acclama-
ticn. He is a fine young man. and altogether
too sensible to neglect his business for the pur-
pose Of preparing himself to discharge the duties
Of all Office which he will not be called upon to
| fill.
After the nominations, our friend 5. d. West
cott Deputy u. s. Marshal and chief Niger
catcher for Wood county, read series of reso-
lut,ons, giving the cold shoulder to Old Buck
and The warm side to Douglas. Ons resolution
welcomed the oppressed ofaIl climes to " our bo-
sons" which we suppose referred TO Southern
climcs,' aud may properly be termed incendiOry
abolition doctrine.
After tho transaction o some other business,
the sorry looking little squad dispersed feeling
that they had gone through the motions ever an
empty table
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Having the Symptoms"

In an adjoining county, u good Ropubli can
farmer unfortunately got into the habit of drink
ing 10 excess an d whenever he visited the village
near where he resided, his appetite for whiskey
was certain 10 lead to drunkenness. Ono day
after getting his usual potion, he mounted his
horse and started towards home. Two travel
lers, one a Republican and the other Demo
crat, were behind the farmer, and observed that
he was constantly bowing very politely, first TO
one side aud then to the Other and We're salts.
fed that whiskey was master of ceremonies
The travellers, in joking manner, got into a
dispute as to his probable political sentiments,
and finally the cigars were bet, and their horses
were urged forward to overtake the farmer On
coming up with him, one of the travellers said ;
" Stcesger, Nc have beeu diSputing about your
politics, aud have og,eed TO rust the decision
Of the question to yourself Come, now be hon
est about it. for we have tie cigars bet" The
farmer looked at the strangers, and then replied,
Well, strangers, (hic) have every (hic) symp
tom of Democrat, (hic) but I'll be id chic,
il sin't Republican, p
The Democrat bought The cigars, and the Re
publican, as he hit the end of ore of, remsrkeC
that "whskey don't destroy that mans reason
Ing tacultieSl
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Representative Convention.

Pursuant to the call Of he Central Committee,
the delegates OF the counties OF Wood and 0tta.
wa, met in Convention at Blmore, Ottawa CO.,
on the 18th Of Sept. A. d. 1889; whereupon t.
Graham wOs appointed chairman, aud S. A.
Smith, SeCratory.
On motion of John Jenney, a committee of
five was appointed on credentials, the chair ap.
pointed John Jenney and Ira s. Dutchen, OF Of
tawa, and b. w. Johnson and J. f. Price, Of
Wood county said committee.
Said committee reported that Ottawa county
be allowed ten delegates and Wood county TWEEN
t-seven, and that majority OF all the votes
be required to nominate.
Cyrus p, Moore presented The name of w. S,
Wood and John Jeuney presented the name
Of John Kelley as candidates for nomination lol
Representative. The merits aud position of the
candidates were fully discussed by John Jenuey,
ESD, OF O ,tawa, replied to by J. f. Price, ESD
OF Wood county, after which the delegates pro-
cocdel TO ballot, which resulted as follows -
John Kelley, IL votes w S Wood, ID votes !;
and L. ]. Kirk, 10 votes. There being no choice
John Kelley withdrew his name from the Con-
vcution. The delegates then proceeded to their
second Daliotting, which resulted as follows -
Ottawa county gave Ave votes for VIM. S.
Wood, hve votes Tor T. Kirk Wood county
gave twcnty-saven votes for w. s, Wood w.
). Wood was then declared duly nominated.
w. ). Wood was then called aud addressed
the Convention in few appropriate remarks.
thanking the Convention for the honor conferred
upon him. The lateness Of the hour prevented
Mr.. w. from going into the political issues OF
the day. Mr.. Price, Of Wood county, made II
lew remarks F.; stating the political position Of
the district and the duties of Republicans of the
district in the comiug contest.
On motion, the Chair appointed Geo. Wight
aud Ira s Dutchen, Of Ottawa and j. f. Frice
aud James Pember, of Wood county, a Central
Commtte of the district.
Ga motion, the Convention adjourned.
Il. GRAHAM, Chairman.
s. A. SMIru Soc'v
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A Remarkable VIII.

Johnson Thurston, esq, prominent citizen
Of Knox county, Ohio, died few months since,
aud, having lands in this county, his will was
sent hoie for record Mr.. Thurs,on was man
of considerable ability, dealer in stock, the
owner of q large amount of property, and was
strong in6del. We have seen his will, and some
Of it's provisions are very remarkable. It com
monces thus "ln the name OF the Sun and the
Moon, !, Johnson Thutston, of Knox county,
Ohio, do make end publish this my last will and
Testament.' After making distribution Of his
property, he gives the following directions re-
spectng his buiial, &c. also direct who.
ever may have the charge OF my burial in case /
should die ct or near this place, to be buried
on the mound, on the above described four hun
dred acres, little west of Adam Shuts cabin,
where he now lives to have my colHn made Of
two inch oak plunI, well put together, no planes
to be used on The hoarde, except the edges, them
to be matched--the shroud not very fine cloth
to bs laid in the ground five feet deep, with my
head TO the east. most positively forbid the
officiating Of any priest, or Of any other religious
ceremonies being performed at my funeral
would request the tenants that may be on my
farm to be in Attendance. | hope that there
will not be any mourning, or as little possible
for am confident that shall be at peuce."
Mr.. Thurston died in Missouri, and therefore
the foregoing directions were probably not OBJ.
served,
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SheriFss Sale.

Enoch B. Talcott ReCvr.. VS.. John Holl eter.
DY virtue of an order of sale and an execution to
Id directed and delivered from the court of com.
pleas of Wood CO., o.. in this will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House in Perrysburg
on
Saturday, Oct. |, 1859,
between the hours of II NJ. and p. M. of said day,
the following described real estate to wit: The north
east quarter Of section 80, township north,
range TO- containg l60 acres of land; also the north
half of the southeast quarter so acres also the north
quarter of the south quarter of section no.
33, same township and range, containing 40 acres;
also. the west half of the north west quarter same
section, township and range, containing 50 acres;
Also the north quarter of the north east quarter
OF section A. town range TO- containing 40 acres
of uud; also lots and in block l. HOLSTERS s
addition to the town of ] errysburg and lots and
in block OF HOLSTERS addition to Perrysburg; also,
the south half of the southeast quarter Of
section 32, township number ., in range ten (l0
containing so of land; also, lots Z, and in
block q in HOLSTERS addition to the town of
Perysburg; also lots |, q ID H. Is, l6, II, Is,
10 and 20, in block 2, in HOLSTERS addition to the
town of Perysburg; also, the north part of out lot
1913, in the town of Perrysburg containing 9l-l0e Of
acre; also lot POO less the S=.-1l saiist
Church and 20 feet in and 20 feet each sde and
out-ot no. 20l excepting lower half Of the dock on
the river; all of the above described property taken
the property of John Holliser.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
Hill PRATT, attys
August 49, lS59--l5W5S5.S 80
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Julius Rlnn against James Bevillc ct al.
ID Y virtue ofan alias vonli order of sale to mo d.
ID reCted and delivered from the court of common
pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, in tho above entitled
cause, will oler for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, ON
saturday, October / 1859,
between the hours of - O'Clock NJ aud o'clock p.
NJ of said day the following real estate; The north
half OF the north quarter OF section number TWEEN
ty.one (2l the south hall fthe north east quarter of
section number twenty en-; the north half of the
northeast quarter of section number twenty-five t220
and ten 0) acres oil the west part of the south
quarter of section number sixteen (l6) all in town
ship uunber five ~ north range number eleven an
east in Wood county, Ohio; appraised rs toows;-
&. W.NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty ofpIH.
August Is, lSt9-l5wTSt S..
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Rherin,a Sale.

Geo. F. Schuerman Il Co. against Josiah +. Price.
DY virtue OF an alias vendi execution to direct
ID ed and delivered in the above entitled case, from
the court Of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg, on
Saturday, October J. 1853,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ. of said day, the following real estate; The west
half Of the southwe quarter OF section number thir
tyhree (33) township number four a. of the United
States Reserve, in ood county, Ohio appraised at
$780, G. w. NORTON shift Wood co.. Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty of plf.
Annnsf L. lNhn--1hN1Sa
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JAMES MURRAY, atty otprH.
August Is, lSl9-l1wTSt s.,


James II. HoNstvr against Cyreuus oodell ct. al,
N virtue OF an alias order of sa TO me directed and
ID delivered in tn, above case from the Wood COM
mou pleas win offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perryshurg, on
SATURDAY. October +, 1859,
between the hours of - O'Clock NJ aud o'clock p.
NJ of said dny the following real cStaro;, being the
tWenty-eight (2S0 township number six tG( north
range number twelve l2) east, in Wood county Ohio
taken as the property OF Cyrenus Goodell to satisfy
a mortgage lien in favor oi Jane; Barnett appraised
at S340J.
CIV. NORTON, sh'H Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty OF Barnett,
Augustus, lSj9--l5W1S3 S6,
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SlleriH's sale.


William johnson against David Ladd's executors,
DY virtue of an alias vendi execution to direct
Ded and leliyeredn the above from the court
of pleas of Wood CO., o., will offer for sale
at the door of the court house, in Perrysburg on
Saturday. October |, 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ Of said day, the following real estate: In lots
GSl 60" GS 6SS, 7Oj, 70G, 7O7 IL, 720, $50, 735,
1856, 1913, 754 759, 100, 800, 300, sol, 302, 1928,
32t 325 1885, 3t7, 3iS, $40 3j0 31l, 372, 373, 374,
500, 397 393, 40, 800 42l 422, 443, 49, AS, 4tG
467 iGS l60, 40, 49l, lo2 l93 i94, 5l5, 5lG 5l7,
5lS j39 $40, SAL 5t2 5G3 5G4, 565, 500, 69S, 695,
COS Cos 700, 7l9, M 72l, IA, 74s 7G5, 4s, 252,
253, 216 pa, 277 27S 442, 53S, 5i3, j62 567, 5SS
5S9 Gl2, Gl3, G36. north half of 202 207 in the town
of Perry yshurg Wood county, Ohio, appraised atfrom
80 to 80 dollars for each tot.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plH.
August Is, lSj3-l5wISt IS.
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Sharp Prnc,ice on "a Prlntcr.

On Monday OF last week, young man who
had been in our employ short tiWS, started for
his home in New York State On arriving ut
rsledo, two persons pretending to bs police oth
cer., stepped up and arrested him, saying that
they were searching for young nsn who had
stolen some money, and as he answered The de-
scupton given, they would take him inIo u
room and search his person. Supposing that
they were duly authorised TO proceed thus, the
young mau accompanied them to "a room and
submitted to thorough ovtrhouling of his pock.
cts, shoes, Sc, The pretended officials found no
stolen mone., and the yolnS Printer was per.
milted to depart. On looking for his trusk it
was not to be found, anl he was compelled TO
proceed on his journey without it. While the
pretended police were examining his person. their
aecomplces were carrying oil his truuk. That
is new game, and greeA'homI must be on their
guard
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hL AZ 7 NIT, UUI Us,
lgust Is, lSj9--l5wj$5,S 80
RnnI Notice,

Road Notice.
ATOTICEis is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood county
their December session for the locating and cstab-
fishing of county road, commencing at the south'
east corner of the southwest Or of sec. 20 town 3,
range TO- Qlain0 thence north through center OF Sec
tions 90 a. 8 and thence north through section
30, town 6 range 10, to John Blacks rum there ma
king curve westward of from to rods thence
onswardly until again intersects the line OF said
section 30: thence north through section 30 to the
line of Middleton twp and to continue north through
section 20, town g. range and until it ntersects the
river road and there terminate
A.HUFE. } p.;.;o,or
II. CUNNING}
September 1,1S59--lTw1 90.
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Sherin,s sale.


John Bates administrator of W H. Courser's sstate.
against James j. Parks and wife
DY virtue OF an alias order of sale 10 me directed
ID and delivered from Wood common pleas, in the
above entitled cause. will offer for sale at the door
Of the court house in perrysburg, on
saturday, October 1859
between the hours of II O'Clock VI. and o'clock p.
NJ OF said day the following real estl,e; being u.lOt
number one hundred and unety-6ye Q95) in the town
of Perryshurg, Wood county, Ohio, WITH all its inn
provements appraised at S250000 said sale is for the
enforcement Of q mechanics lien ON the dwelling
house said lot. CIV. NORTON,
sh'G Wood CO., Ohio.
JANEs MURRAY. atty OF prt.
Angass lt, l6k2--ltNfA ~,
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A Staple Articlc.-"Wo would call the attention
of our reapers TO the following:

HAvERulLr, Mass, Feb, I. 1857.
DEAR SIR--Permit me the p casure of stating to
you the qualification have in vending H0oRaads
German BRtsrS, aud the universal favor they are me
with. This establishment has had the agency of your
medicines since 1853, and can safely sny there is no
remedy placed before the public, within the scope of
my knowledge, that has met much general favor,
and so worthilN as the German Bltters have no
hesitation in recommending them to our customers,
suffering with diseases for which they are appropr-
ate, feeling confident from past experience that they
viii do all and even more than is promised of them,-
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint defy equal
TO druggists can recommend them Il safe invest
meat, and to the public as u truly worthy article.
Very truly yours,
To DR.. C. NJ, Jackson. G. b. EMERSON.
These Btters are sold Ivy druggists and dealers
crywhoro at 15c. per bottle They prepared by
Dr, c. NJ. Jack son. Philadelphia, Pa. Every bottle
has his signature on the wrapper l6w2
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SheviN,S aalc,

Robert CLANCY against Nancy Phelps.
10Y virtue of n Ri Ia execution to me directed and
ID directed from the court of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, will oer for sale at the door
Of the court house house in perrysburg, on
Saturday, October l. 1859,
between the hours OF II O'Clock NJ. and o'clock P.
M of said day, the following real estate: The south
west quarter of the south west quarter and the north
west quarter of the southwest quarter of
her Wentyei ght esq township number four ) north,
range nurAher twelve az east, Wood county, Ohio,
appraised. first tract at S., second tract AT S..
CIV. NORTON, sheriff Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MuRRDY, atty OF prf.
AuouSt lS. lS5D--l5WTS3 S.
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Chester w. Norton against George B. Kreps.
DY virtue of III Fa writ OF exc cutou to me drec-
I'D ted and delne cred from the court of common
pleas of wood county, Ohio, in the above case viii
oler for sale atho door of the court house. in perrys
burg, on
Saturday. October |. 1859,
between the hours Of II O'Clock NJ and o'clock p.
NJ of said day, the following real estate Lots mum
her thrty.two thirty three and thirtyiour, (32 So,
80 in block number two (2) in HOLSTERS addition to
the town OF PcrNshurg, Wood county, Ohio, known
the Jeunison with the improve
ments, at S.. JOHN ELDER,
coroner Wood county Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty PIN
Auoust | lSIp--l5w7S3 Ga
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Attachment Notice.
J. Hammond and Wilson McTacket, partners under
the firm n me of j. Hammond Il Co., prfs, against
VIM. McCombs, deft.
Before w ii. Jones, j. p. of Perry twp, Wood Co..
Ohio.
ON the 18th day of August A. d. 1859, said JUS
~ tce issued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the of sixteen dollars sixty -four cents
and fifty dollars probable costs.
JONES Il THOMAS, att'ys for plf.
September 15-19w3*
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DennlsOn and ChhSe in EOIeH0.
Hon. VIM D,nniSon jr., nnd Gov. Chase will
nd ress the people of Toledo on ths 9th inst.--
Peshaps they will be in Perrysburg in the even
ing Of that day, llso timely notice will be
given.
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COUNTY TICKET.
Republican Meetings.

2ol Ua GENERAL J. NJ. ASHLEY,
will address the people of Wood County as fol
.A' .'t lows -
v,FREEPORT, Monday evening, Sept, 26
WEST MlLLGROVE, on Tuesday, s,pt. 27
at2 o'clock, p M.
1EAGLESVlLLE, Tuesday evening, Sept 27.
ToNTOGhNY. Saturday, October 8, at on'
lr O'clock 7. NJ.
GlLEAD, Saturday evening, Oct, 8.