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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-29

Gg' The Great Eastern steamship left her
moorings on the 7th, aud proceeded down the
Thames, aided by four Tugs, as far as Puraeet,
where she anchored for the tide Of the following
morning. The river was lined with enthusiastic
spectators, aud her movements were altogether
satisfactory.
On the 9Th the Great Eastern got up steam
and weighed anchor, and at 8 40 A. NJ started
from Purn ,et for the More AS on the preced-
ing day, she was accompanied By Tugs, aud the
enthusiasm along the river and particularly at
Gravesend was very great. On arriving al
Chapmans Head, at the top of Sea Reach, the
Tugs were cut off and the great vessel was left
TO herself Increased speed was then got on her
simply to give her better steerage way and move
her engine readily, but with no view to test her
power. In ten minutes, however, says the cor
respondent of the Times, she set at rest all
doubts forever as to her being the fastest vessel
beyond comparison in the world.
Employing less than othirds of her power,
in her worst trim, being six inches down by tn
head, aud too high out of water to permit her
paddles or screw blades 10 work properly, and
a strong tide against her. she ran distance of
fifteen statute miles in two minutes under All
hour. The engines worked with astonishing
ease, and there was scarcely vibration per-
ceptbe. Before anchoring. the vessel was put
| about aud went completely round in less tn an
three quarter OF Il mile. At IL 81 the vessel an.
chored at the More. She was To leave the More
at seven O'Clock on the morning of the oh, and
steam away early for Portlsnd, DIrsetshire,
which harbor she was expected to reach early
ON the morning of the 10th.
LATER.--By the arrival Of the steamship
North America, from Liverpool, we have the
following account of an explosion on board the
Great Eastern -
An explosion on board the Great Ea stern oc-
cured on the 9th, when of Hastings. The fun
mel was blown into the air, tearing to pieces the
grand saloon, and dong great Gam ige to the
internal fitting of the vessel. The gaesis on
board had just Quilted the saloon, and all for
tunatsly escaped injury. The explosion was ter
rihc, but the ship resisted the shock the frame
sustaining no ipjury The accident made SO
little difference in the movements of the ship
that her engines were not stoppe till she reached
Portland, her place OF destination.
The Coroners inquest on the tremon killed,
showed that the supply OF wafer to the boilers
through the water jacket was stoppAi, cause of
the failure Of the auxiliary pumping power
Secondly, that top III the stand pipe which
! acts rs saie.y valve was turned apparently in.
tenlonally so that the pipe was use css The
injury to the fittings will he repaired at an ex-
peuSe of about G3 900, Daring the trip the
Great Eastern was almoSt without motion, when
other vessels met with were tossing on a stormy
sea.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-29

- The Hon, in. C. Kuukle addressed the cii.
zens of Lewisburg Pa, on last Tuesday evening,
upon the political questions OF the day, aud es-
pecially on the contest between the slaveholdmg
ArStocra,y uul American ibeIty. twas au
earnest and able Republican speech, in which
the demands OF Slavery were summed up as iol-
lows: -
First il climors for the enactment of a
complete code laws and regulations for Sla-
very within our rorrtores--lhus ratliying, aud
clinchiug by an act o: Congress, the Died Scott
dogma. Second. that the African slave trade
shalt be tole alrd ani reopened by removing It's
penollies. Qn fact, the trade is this day car.
red on with Impunity, subj citing our nation to
the reproach the world may jasJly heap upon US
for that exrcrable trai6,) Third, the absorp-
ton ot the foreign and most undesirable populI-
tion o. Cuba, oa some prelenSe or other for tn
expansion OF the slave inteuS,s-to be backed
by tue alleged destiny oi our predatory nature,
aud the INSCRIPTIONS lust of our people Tor more
Territory Sou,hwurd Aud fourth, the 'righ,
of ,rausit--thlt is, the privilege of holding in
Free ST ties tor shorter OF longer period OF time,
while Seiounmg or passing through thus prac.
lcslly iorcinS Slavery upon evrCy ) a'e IA the
Union where a master may choose to 50. These
are ,he new measures which the South is look.
ing for and one, or more, or all will enter into
tie next years Presidential contest
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Julius Blinn against James Belvlle ct al.
ID Y virtue OF alias yendi order of sale to me d
ID reeted and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg,
saturday, October !, 1859,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock M and o'clock p
NJ. of said day, the following real estate The north
half of the northeast quarter of section number TWEEN
tyone 2l) the south half ofthe northeast quarter
section number twentyonc 2); the north half of the
northeast quarter OF section number twenty-five 22
and ten lOl acres off the west part of the south
quarter of section number sixteen (l6,) all in town
ship number five ~ north. range number eleven Nl
east, in " ood county, Ohio; appraised as follows
c. W.NORrON, sheriff " ood CO., Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty ofpltf.
August Is, lS5!i--l5wIS4 So,
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ShnriHsa Sale.

Geo.F schuerman Il Co. against Josiah F. Price.
DY virtue OF an alias vendi execution to me direct
ID ed and delivered in the above entitled case. from
the court of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio
viii offer Tor sale at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg, on
Saturday October |, 1853,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ of said day, the following real estate: The west
half of the south quarter of section number thr
tythree (33) township number four a. of the Unite
States Reserve. in Wood county Ohio; appraised at
$500 @. w. NORTON sh'f Wood CO., Ohio
JAMES MURRAY, au'y of plf
August lS, lS69--l5w7S3 as.
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Greeley Dclncs the Position or tho
Republican Party.

On the 9th Of August, Horace Greeley made u
speech in Auburn, California, in which ho spoke
as follows OF the Republican party -
will say, in tho first place. that though II is
anew party, IL presents no new principles nor
motive Of action. II demands that the policy
traced out by the fathers of this American Union
for the government OF this Uuion should to. day
be recognized and parsued by the rulers of the
nation. That is its demand II has no new
doctrine to teach respecting Slavery, Liberty,
or any other question whatever, lts tundamcn-
tai principle is, that the doctrine lsid down by
Thomas Jefferson in his draft of an ordinance IN
1854, for the government of the Territory, adopt
ed and approved by the unanimous voice OF Con-
gress in 1887 again reenscted by the inst Fed.
tral Congress in l1S9, and thertupou sigusl and
approved by Washington--he as well as ma
jority of that Congress, aud the author J,terson)
being themselves slave holders the principle
that the Territory on uhich Slauery had not
been planted should remd free epermore. That
principle TO he all established and controlling
principle of the Government is the snimating
purpose of the Republican party. Its position
IS conservative one. 1t attacks no rights il
wars upon no established institution. Il says
simply that where the earth has hitherto been
free for any man to labor on, aud has not been
polluted by the tread of chattezed negro slaves,
that there Freedom shall be- the law OF labor,
And Slavery shall be- inflicted only for crime, ,--
Such was JEFF rsons principle, enunciated aud
formed into bill intended to be a basis of u law
"a 1884. Such was the principle adopted by the
Congress ol 1857, and re affirmed by that of 1889.
On that principle the Republican party plants
itself. and aSks TO go no further. II was not on
Slavery in the States though any Republican,
as trust all consderate men must, regrets tha,
Slavery exists in any American State deeply re.
grets. il, and desires that il should come to an
eud. Our weapons, with any ot US who choose
20 make warfare upon that institution, all are
those OF proposition, or Argument, 'FAd ol fact.
We have just the same right to demonstrate
.pSains, Slavery in NITg,nia in,emprrance OF
aRy other evil But we have no power 10 lessen
or effect It's existence them. We claim none and
desire nous. We desire only what the common
Territories Of the Union as they were won by
aims, bought nv the blood aud purchased by
the treasure OF freemen, shalt remain free--ther
free soil to be the homes aud nursing places OF
frsemen to the end OF time, Great applause.
So our fathers, when they were themselves 5 ave-
hOlders--when our State of New York, and nearly
every State were slave-holdng-SO ihey agreed
aud Insisted in 1884 and l7S7. They said -
Though Slavery is lere, we don't want 10 eX-
tend it elsewhere. We know IL TO he curse ;
we know it To he blight aud an injury anl
therefore we viii allow ii 10 remalu here unpi
we can get rid OF H. but not pl !, extend Iur
ther7
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Parties wishing the prescription will please address
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July %, ls59-l2ws.
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Sherih's sale,

James II. Holister against Cyreuus Goodell ct, al
DI virtue OF an alias order of sale directed aud
ID delivered in the above case from the Wood com
pleas, will offer for sale the door of the court
house in Perry sburg, on
Saturday, October , 1859,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. aud o'clock p
W. of said day. the following real estGte;. being the
twenty eight (2S) township number six (6} north
range number twelve (l2l east, in Wood county Ohio
taken as the property of Cyrenus Goode, to satisfy
mortgage lien in favor o James Barnett, appraised
at S2400
CIV, NORTON, sh'f Wood county, Ohio
JAMES MURRAY, atty of Barnett
August Is, lS5a-l5wIS3 50.
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SheriF,s sale.


Isaac NJ Spinning, ct AL against Anthony Rice Miller.
ID virtue of an order of sale TO me directed and d
ID Hvered from the court of common pleas OF Wood
county Ohio, in the above cause will offer for sale
at the door ofthe court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, October |, 1859,
between the hours of II O'clock H. and o'clock p.
NJ. of said day the following real estate: The north
west quarter OF the southeast quarter dissection mum
ber thirtywo (320 of township number three (S) OF
range number ten Q0) in Wood county OHIO t'rais
ed ut s.. c. w. NORTON sh' If Wood CO.
JAMES MURRAY, atty ofplf
August Is. 1859 l5WTS3 25,
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SheriH,s Sale.

John Bates administrator of W. IL, Courser's sstate
against James j. Parks and wife.
DY virtue of an alias order of sale to me directed
ID aud delivered from Wood common pleas, in the
above entitled win offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Perryshurg,
saturday, October 1859,
between the hours OF II o'clock VI. and o'clock p
NJ of said day the following real estate: being in lot
number one hundred and ninety,6ye 95) in the town
of Perrysbarg Wood county, Ohio, with all its i'm
provements, appraised S250OO0 said sale is for the
enforcement of mechanics lien ON the dwelling
house on said lot. CIV. NORTON
shift Wood CO., Ohio
JAMES MURRAY, atty Of pl'f.
August ls, ls5e--l6WTSS ~,
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From Our state Fair COrrespOn-
dent.


ZAYNEsvfLLE, Sept 20 1889.
DEAR JOURNAL: We arrived st the Fair
grounds about noon. Every thing appeared TO
be in order for the accommodation of exhibitors
1.-The grounds ore spacious and well arranged
the Sails aud Pens occupy one end AMI two
sdes--a beautiful hill at the south end Of the
enclosure shaded with trees, oyerlooks the en-
tire ground Fnt Art Hail is located near the
top OF this rise of ground, in the midst of beau
tful grove of Oaks. Visitors have a fine view
Of the grounds from this hilI--apd can see all
that is going on below, Immediately at the
is Power Hail. with its noisy engines hen
comes Mechanics Hall, and near is the large
tent used for Diiry and Farm products. You
then come To Domestic Hall, and near the CEN
ter looms up Foral Hall, with its evergreen
wreaths and flowers. The Halls are those used
at Sandusky at the last State Far--having been
removed from that place to this. Floral Hall
is very tastefuly decorated, but we do not
think it looks as pretty as it did last year.--
The rain of this morning has caused some long
faces, and no doubt deferred many from com
ing to-day. The nercnt Halls are filling up
rapidly. Boxes, Bales, & c., are arriving con.
stanty, which will be opened and ready for dis
play by to morrow. Most of the stock is al
ready on ths ground, and owners are busy in
getting them ready for the slow. The dlleranr
Comittees are to meet tomorrow morning al
nine o'clock. The grounds are located about
two miles from ZanesvilIe on the opposite side
of the river. The ears leave Zlnesville for the
are all full--rooms are not to be had. All sorts
of shows are to be seen out side, from the Big
woman down to the Magic oil man, Ia my
next will tell you more about the sights in.
side Youis Truly, p.
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SheriF,s sale,

Robert CLANCY against Nancy Phelps.
ID Y virtue of Fl Fa execution to me directed and
ID directed from the court of common pleas o
Wood county, Ohio, | will offer 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 2 o'clock
NJ. of said day, the following real estate: The south
quarter of the south quarter and the north
west quarter ofthe southwest quarter OF section
ber twenty gh esq township number four az north
range nulAher twelve Q2) east Wood county, Ohio
appraised. first tract at s., second tract at s.
C.W.NORTON, sheriff Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MURRBY atty of plf
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NInrkeIs.

PgRRYsBrRG, SEPTEMBER % Flour, $500
Wheat % to al co.. Corn, 60c Potatoes 374
To 5Oe.; Oats 21c,; Barley % Ia 55c,; R,e 5Sr,i
Batter IL TO lac. Eggs Toe; Hams 10 to l2c,;
Bacon, s to Zoe; Lad, 10 to l2c.
TOLEDO, SEPTEMBER 81 Flour, Sl50 for ex.
lrai Wheat 81 ,05j Corn, 70c. Oats, soc.
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SheriI,s Sale,

William johnson against DAVID Ladd's executors
DG virtue of an alias vendi execution to me direct
Ded and deliveredin the above cause from the court
of common pleas of Wood co., De- | will offer for sale
at the door of the court house. in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, October l. 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ of said day. the following real estate: In lots
GSl, GS' GS7 6S5, 7O5 706, 7O7, 7l2 729, 73O. 735
736, 1853, 7jl, 750, 7G0, 299 300, 30l. 3O2. , 1923
32i, 1926, 1876, 3l7 3iS $40. 3jO 81, 372 373, 374
396, 397 39S 4l9, 420, 42l, 422 443, 4i4, 445 44G
467, 46s 4G9 40, 49l 492, 403, 49, 5l5, 5l6, 5l7
SIS, $50 5lO 5ll, 542, 563. 564 5G5, 5G6, 693 Cos
sos, G6s 700, 7l9, III, 724 IA, 74s, 1885, l4s, 252
253 276, 275 277, 27S, 4i2 SIS, 543, 5G2. 567 5SS
$50 62 6l3 G36. north half of 2O2, 2O7 in the towr
of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio appraised at from
so to 30 dollars for each lot.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'f.
August Is, lS50-l5w7S4 IS.
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COrOIher'S Snle.

Chester w. Norton against George B. Kreps
10y virtue of n Fl Fa writ of execution TO me direc-
ID ted and li,ered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio in the above case. will
offer for sale the door OF the court house i'll Perys
burg,
Saturday. October |. 1852
between the hours of II O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock p.
NJ of said day. the following real estate: Lots mum
ber thirty thirty three and thirty four (32 33
3i in block number (20 in HOLSTERS addition to
the town of fPerrysburg, Wood county, Ohio. known
as the ennison property with the improve
ments, at s.. JOHN ELDER,
coroner Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pH
August |, lS59-l5w7S3 65.
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SheriH's Sale.


Belmont Branch of the state Bank of Ohio against
William Clark, Elias Braman ct al.
DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
ID delivered in this case from Wood county, Ohio
court of common pleas, | will offer for sale at the
door nf he court house, in PerrysbuIg,
Saturday October |, 1852
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and 2 o'clock P.
NJ of said day. the following real estate: The east
half of the southeast quarter and the halt OF
the sou;h-eas quarter of section number thr-
tythree $50 oftOwnship number one o. in the Uni
ted States Reserve in Wood county, Ohio, containing
so acres in each tract; first tract appraised at $
econd tract at s. Q. w. NORTON,
sheriff Wood county, Ohio.
PLUNKETT COwAN, att'ys of plf.
August IS, lS59-l5wTS4 90.
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J. Hammond and Wilson McIacket, partners under
the firm II me of J. Hammond 4 Co., pl'ffs, against
VIM. McCombs, deft
Before w IL. Jones' J. p, of Perry twp, Wood Co..
Ohio.
nN the 18th day of August, A. d. 1859, said JUS
" tice issued an order OF attachment in the above
action, for the of sixteen dollars sixty cents
and fifty dollars probable costs.
JONES & THOMAS, att'ys for prff.
m l5-Jgw3T
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Sherih,s sale.


ID me directed and delivered from the court of com
mon pleas of Wood CO., o.. in this cause will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House in
on
Saturday, Oct. l, 1850
between the hours of II NJ and p. NJ. of said day,
the following described real estate to wit: The north
east quarter Of section 80, township north
range TO- containg l60 of land; also the north
half o the southeast quarter so acres; also the north
west quarter of the southwest quarter of section
80, same township and range, containing 40 acres;
also. the west half of the northwest quarter, same
section township and range, containing so acres;
also, the northeast quarter of the north east quarer
OF section no. f. town range TO- containing 40 acres
OF lands also, lots and in block no. l. HOLSTERS
addition to the town of errysburg, and lots and
in block Of HOLSTERS addition Perrysburg; also,
the south half of the south east quarter of
section no. 80, township number in range QOJ
containing 50 Of land also, lots T. and in
block q, in HOLSTERS addition to the of
Peuysburg; also, lots l, g Is, H. 49, l6, II, 18,
10 and 90, in block q in HOLSTERS addition the
town of Perrysburg also the north part of ont lot
1913, in the town of Perrysburg, containing 9ll00 of
also out lot 200, less the Universalist
Church and 2G feet in and 20 feet each sde and
out-ot no. POI, excepting lower half Of the dock
the river; all of the above described property taken
the property of John Hollister.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
HILL PRATT, att'ys,
Etk2
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as- The editor OF ,hs Halija Sentinel, BaoA
MFRS home organ, calls JAS. B. S,eeiman "a,
wheel-horse of tie Northern d mocrscy,' an
says d. a Morton is U. S. District Attorney
Thy must b. posted up in Putnam county.
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The DlnerenCe.

In Lucas county they have Locofoco Au
ditor snd ia Wood county, We have Repub
licsn Auditor. In Lucas county the LocofocC
Auditor charged over @Ucs hundred dollars for
preparing township maps for Assessors, ard go'
his pay aud in Wood county our Republicans
Auditor charged one dollar and fftccn cents fer
the same work, aud tn, Com nlssioners didn't
want to paw HIM that mach In Tircas county
there are but ID townships, anl in Wood there
are 49,
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Shprin,s sale.

McA. Armer against Abiah B Smith.
DY virtue OF a vendi order of sale TO directed
II aud delivered in the above from the OF
common pleas of Wood county. Ohio. will offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg ON
aturday, October I, 1850 = ~
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock P.
NJ. of sail day, the following real estate The south
east quarter of section number thirtythree (33) Of
township number six (6) north, of range number
twelve O2) east n Wood county, Ohio, appraised at
S906 contains 1G0 acres. - ..
CIV NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty of plff.
August 49, 2S5g-l5w7S3 As.
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Administrators Sale.

James McFadden, admir-, against Price Clough ct al,
heirs, &c.
DY virtue of an alias order OF sale TO me directed
ID and delivered in the above entitled from
Wood common pleas. will offer for sale at the doc
OF the court house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, October |. 1859,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock P,
NJ. of said day; the following real estate Lots num-
Der fifty one ify-two, sixty (51, SO, 6l in the
village of Portagevie, in Wood county, Ohio, to be
sold together with all the improvements thereon; ap
praised at S533 90 JAMES M'FADDEN, admir-.
JAMES MURRAY, atty of estate.
August lS. lS50-15w7S3
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