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Wall Street Lager Bier-Salon,

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Osutlben 3netI9enmus,
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An3figer.

Ttdbmpub, Dem 6. Stu9uit 1859.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
An l.lmcnsc SwiudIc.

The Administration is keeping an army in Utah
apparently for the sole purpose of giving fat jobs
to party avorites. In recent contract the peo-
pie have been swindled out Of over 300, ,000.-,
Mr.. John Holiday aud Col Martin have engaged
to furnish the army with bread stulfJ at S2S 60
per 100 lbs. The army will consume. annually,
3 1000 900 lbs, which will amount to $273000,
Wm Martin and Il. p. Stanton offered to furnish
the army NTH -four at $40 per hundred pounds,
and Mr. J. c. Little wanted the same contract at
$3.50 per hundred pounds yet Secretary Floyd
gave it to his pets Mt $3.50. The contractors
have gone to Utah, and here is what the Utah
correspondent OF the St. Louis Democrat says oil
them:
"Since their arrival. they have commenced buy
ing and contracting for all the flour in the Terri
tory for which they are paying S5 per hundred,
but in all probability will have to pay as high as
IS for portion. We will say that they pay 81
for all of it, and we see that they are ut an out
lay OF $3.50 000 in lilil s the contract leaving
them Il snug little balance of four hundred and
fiesiUe thousand dollars. There ere probably four
partners in this contract. Mr.. Jno Holiday, Maj
Martin, VIM. Russell. (irm of Russell. Majors
* WUddell) and Secretary Floyd. They wit
realize one hundred thousand dollars each, and be
at no trouble or risk. Truly, Uncle Sam has d
noble set of Office holders-they are SO careful tc
! look 10 their own interests.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

Enoch d. TalcOtt. Recyr., vs.. John IIollister
gl virtue ofan order sale and an execution to
ID me directed and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas of Wood 60 O., in this cause l will
offer for sale az the door OF the Court House in Perrys
burgon Monday Aug. Ii. 1859,
hetWten the hours of 10 and IL o'clock A. NJ Of said
day the following described real estate to wit; The
northeast quarter OF section no. thirty-two town.
shH no. north, range 10, containing lCU acres of
land also the north hifof the southeast quarter so
acres; also the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section 10. 3J, same township and range
containing 10 acres; Also the half of the north
west quarter, same section, township and range con-
tanning ~ acres; also the north east quarter of the
northeast quarter of section no. 4. town A. range 10
containing 40 acres OF land; alsO lots and in boct
no. HOLSTERS addition to the town of Perrysburg
and lots number and in block of Iollister'saddi II
ton to Perrysburg; Also the south half of the souh
east quarter OF sectihn no. 32, township number s. in
range ten lOf containing so acres OF and also lots
number 8 an D in block no. one ! in UoIIister's
addition to the town OF Perrysburg; so lois numher
!! = j ia, ID, l6, H. 49, 10 and 90 in block no in
liosters addition TO the town of Perrysburr: also
the north part of out lot 1893 in the town of per-
rysburg containing 9l-l00 Of an ecre; also, out.ot
nlmher 2O1 less the Universalst Church and 20 fee
IN rear ad 20 feet each side. aud out lot no. 20l
coping lower halt of the dock on the riyer all orthe
above described property taken the property of
John lOllistcr. C. W. NORTOV sber;p VI
HILL PRATT att'ys.
July 1I-l0W5SJ 50
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

FUN AT AsHLANu.--A sttaight-haired sable
son OF Africa has been playing sharp on the de-
mocracy of Ashland. lie represented himself
TO be distinguished Cuban gentleman, hy the
name OF Joan Don Pidro, AMI thereuron the de-
mocracy took him under thei' wing aud liouEed
the 'Don' extrdvaganily, lie capped the climax
hy abusing the Republicans Cor their opposi tion
To the taking of Cuba. Ills hair was not very
kiucky, but when addressed in Spanish. he was
iound to be lamcutably deficient, aud answered
in tolerably broad African. But while the de-
mocracy were excusing aud apologizing foe his
deficiency of speech, he gave them the slip by
running away with the snutT.colored chamber
maid of the village tavern. Then the secro,
leaked out that Joan Don Pdro was thing
more nor less ihln a huge negro, latley impor'
led from the wildS of Africa. Ye gods but the
democracy Of Ashland could snutf negro Nlol
of after that announcements Republi
cuu.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
Sheriff - Sale.
Gnflinln Ghrnihnr II II.


Gotiieb Shreiber vs.. Henry Powers
y virtue of an order of sale to ma directed from
- the Court OF Common Pleas cf Wood County. %
the above cnSa VIII oifsr for sale. at the do or OF
the Court House, In Pcrrysburg, on
Saturday, AGg. Is. 1859,
between the hours OF | aud O'Clock p. NJ of said
day, the following described la d to wit: The west
part oi fractional section number thirty.three 1885,
in township number eight (S) north OF range mum
Der twelve II east in the county Of Wood and state
OF Oho, containing sixtyiX (GG) acres of land more
or less, and being the same Land conveyed on the
25th day of January A. d. 1856 by Woodruff to the
said Powers, appraised at S Sl,0S0.G0.
EnsoN ALLEN, atty. CIV. MORTON sheriff
july H. lOw5S3
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The people of Wood County, according to
the rurGal, are in favor of placing the white
man on level with the negro!'-- Perrysburg
Press.
Ii the editor of the Press or any other person
will find single sentence that has ever been in
dorsed by the Journal, which justfies the above
assertion, then we will acknowledge that we do
not know what has appeared in our paper. I'm
der democratic rule, negroes are placed altog tn
er too low for any one to wish white men ON d
level with them. 1t would be more sensible to
wish the negro on u level with white men. This
IS the manner in which our neighbor wishes to
wind up his Scripture arguments in favor of slave
ny, and his profound reasoning to justify lead
ing member of his party in an attempt to insult
minister of the Gosp 1, in Church, on q Sab
bath m )rning, because said minister denounced
slavery as sin. # won't do, Mr. Knapp. You
hrst quoted Scripture to prove Slavery divine
institution, and then you quoted the Co stitu-
tion as plo-savery document, and when headed
in your downward career, you turn and seek to
justify yourself by charging that we have said
something which we never thought of saying If
you are really sorry for having stigmatizsd the
Bible aud the Constitution by pronouncing them
pro-slavery documents, just say so, and we will
let you OF; bat don't seek to excuse the foolish
ness OF the Press by putting foolish words in the
columns Of The Jouraal
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

PERRYsBrRG, July l3,--Flour, 81 to 81 25;
Wheat |. 20 to l,30; Corn, 623 to 65; Potatoes
LOO to l.2Jc. Butter lee; Lard, l2Ac.; Hams
lie; Bacon. 9 to l0c.
TOLEDO, July l2--Flour, 5000 Xxx S o;
Wheat l.27; Corn, rs to 10; Oats, AZ to 43c.:
Rye, 10 to soc.
BUFFALO July Flour, Sc 90 to $50 for ex
Mich, lnd. aud Ohio, 725 to $50 for double
extra; Wheat, So to 9Oc; Corn, SIC; Oats, 45c
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
Shprinss .snIa-
DIaII > I-WIVs

Isaac Hathaway VS.. Joseph Brown.
- virtue Ola vendi eXcCu ton to me directed and
I'D delivered in this cause, from the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio, will offer forsale
at public auction, on the promises ofJamcs J. smith
in Pefrysburg township, Wood County, Ohio, on
Monday, July %, 1853,
between the hours of and IL o'clock a. NJ of said
day; the following described property to wit A
lot OF Oats in the sheaI, rifle gum powder flask
part OF stack OF hay supposed to be one ton II
geese and hogs. Tho above described property
taken rs the property Of Joseph Brown.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff.
II. II. Dodge. atty.
JmlN ll-lOM 2S2.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

:, MONS bLoNDIN AGAIN CROSSED THE CHAsM AT
NIAGARA FALLs.-rhe second ascension OF
Mons. Blondln, crossing Niagara river on a
'iSht rope Came off yesterday and was witness.
eo oy at least lo'oO0 people. IL was second
pretty well satisfied by this time, Of his ability
10 perform most any feat on the tight ropa. III,
male his first ascension from the American 81 le
amid the roar of cannon and Yankee Doodle,
from the band. After having performed sever.
al fests upon the rope while crossing he arriv
ell IN triumph upon the "olh-r side of Jordan. +"
ln soou' hall an hour he returned on the rome
WIN sack over lns head reaching down TO his
knees, having nothing but arm holes in it su1i.
eieh'Iy Tor the working ot his arms, at The same
tlme carving in his hands aud balancing pole
- ttet IA length. We learn that AZ his next as
cehiion'he vii carry wheeIbarrow across with
him, and which we have not lhe least doubt. no
vi! DO suecessiuIy.-Bg Rep, 5th.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
PHILhDA., 7lh Mo . An q,

THE GREAr BRFAcH or PPomIsE CASE, C,Rz
TANG v. SHAw--iHE VERDrcr Ser AsrDg--Yes.
terday, the nation fo- new trisl in this case
was argued before IN ge Rebpr, Of the Common
Pleas by Mes'rs Shrpley * Wright. The court
gr'nied the motion on the ground of tbs pubi-
en- ion OF the letter, written by Miss Carr ang 10
Mr.. Shnw, in the newspapers, bef,re Tho subms.
sion OF The ca'e 10 he jiry, The Litter wa. first
published in the Sltday Rypu5Lican. and was
probably furnished by one ofthe counsel far the
plaintiff. - 81. Low.S Democras.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
Sale of Real Estn te by Order Of Court.

IN the 4th day of Augu-tA. j. 1859, between the
~ hours of o'clock A NJ and o'clock p ST., at
the door Of the court house in the city of Thin SEN
eca County. Ohio. will be sold TO the highest bidder
the following real esate.as the property of John Corn
half of the northwest quarter OF section number one
D,tOwnship four ~, United States Reserve; also,
the west quarter of tho south half Of the south west
quarter Of section number thirty-six 36). township
three (3) United States Reserve situated in the Coun.
ty of Wood, in the state OF Ohio containing forty
acres ofand, more or less free and unncumbered by
dover.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash In hand the balance
in and two years thereafter with interest from tho
day of sac the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on said premises. JN0. N. KRELL,
July 7--3wiS2.75. Admir- j. Comaly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14


40 For few days past, every body has been
in o melting mood. Old Sol has been putting
i'll his best lcks, and the th2rmometer has gone
up to--well our limited height won't permit
us 10 tell how high it has gone, but tie end OF
one was seen above the top of house in the
upper part of town. (Thc proprietor of the
house "tnkes little, this hot weather, to Keep
cool') Everybody is nquifing for the man who
has receipt for keeping cool. The greatest OBJ
jects of pity in this rousting season, are hairy
dogs and newly married people. y sight at our
= Roll Of Honor coolS US of an everybody
else can get cool by calling on Blue, at the Drug
Store, who has the best Sola that was ever dlank
a friend of ours thinks Of " canning some for
winter use-anl the patent AirExhaustng can
which is for sale at the Drug Store, is Just the
thing for the business 1t is vastly superior
TO the patent machine for taking the wind out
of beans and legislative orators, alluded to by
our Columbus correspondent. Really, this is
hot weather A lady started into town the 9th,
er day with basket of eggs and pan of butter.
When she arrived in town, her basket was full
of hall-grown chickens and there was nothing
in her pan but little sour milk, Il lock of led
hair, and quaatty Of rock salt How very
war N it is!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
sharlR,s Snlc.

Hh6fin IS Sakcs
Geo. z. Schuerm1n l. Co.. aganst Josiah f. Price
ID Y virue OF Yendi writ OF execution To me li-
ID reete1 and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood County, Ohio. in the above entitled
cause, will oisr fur sale tIe DOOR OF tue couTs
house. in Pertyshurg or
Tuesday, July &C. 1859,
between the hours Of IL o'clock NJ and o'clock p,
", OF said day the following real estate. The west
hall OF the south west quarter at section number thir-
tythree (a3l. OF township number four . in the Un-
ted States Reserve of II niles square. the foot Of
the rapids ia Wood County, Ohio, containing eightS
acres. appraised at 500
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY atty plR.
June 23, lSj9-Tw5S295.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
Gherin,s SnIc.

John Bates against David Ladds executors.
by virtue ofan alias execution TO me directed and
ID delivered in the above entitled cause from the
court Of common pleas Of Wood County, Ohio will
offer for sale at the doT Of tho court house. Pcrrys.
burg, on
Tuesday, July &C. 1859.
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and 2 O'Clock p
NJ. OF said day. the following real estate; part of
river tract number 81 in township number theee
y. 5; H. IN wood County, Ohio. bounded follows
On the north by the Maumee River on the east by the
east line of said river tract the south by Grassy
Creek and on the west by line parallel with the east
ie OF river tract number so, aud distant thersfrom
eastery three and 80 100 chains-(excepting tract
containng 5S-l00 of an acre, described az follows
Beginning at APPOINT where sid last describsd line
crosses the Perrysburg and Oregon road thence run
ming north on said line 9ll0) chains to said Perrys-
burg and Oregon road, thence southerly along said
road 20 the place Of beginning g)--contaning In all
nnely-seyen acres more or less sppras ed ut s5I7O
c W. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MrRRAY. atty plfI
June %. lSa9--7w5St3n.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

1z~ Rev. Henry b. Whipple, OF Chicago, has
been elected Bishop of the Dioces Of Minnesota,
by the Protestant episcopal Convention which
met at S Paul. Dr.. Tucker was twice elected
30 the position by the ministers, bat the laity
would not confirm the election.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
Shcrin's Sale.

Rhoda BSnu against George c. Benu.
DG virtue ofa yend writ OF execution In the above
ID entitled case, to me directed anu delivered from
the court ot common plels of Wood County. Ohio.
Perrysburg, on
Tuesday, July 2G 1859,
between IN, hours OF u o'clock NJ, and o'clock 2.
NJ. of said day, the following described real estate,
The north half OF the northwcSt quarter OF section
nunhor twenty-five (22l, of township number four ~
north Of range number ten l0l east in Wood County
Ohio, with the improvements; containing 80 acres
more or less; apprniscdn NJ $500 90.
CIV. NORTON sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pm.
Juno %. IS5D--{w5S2NS.
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s1i3- W e invite attention 10 the advertisement
Of The New Jerusalem Messenger" 1t is a
good family and religious paper, containing SER
mons and large amount Of useful miscellany
We have been requested to publish a sermon
which appeared in recent number Of the MeS-
senger, but an unusual pressure of important
news has rendered it impossible for US to com
ply with the request. A some future time We
may publish it,
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j2J- Reader did you know that lIitchcocl,
has about d" cleaned CUT that large stock OF
goods which he brought on last spring toge ther
with frequent additions since made Well. such
out he balance on hand, to make room for a
new assortment, he has put prices down a few
notches-just little lower than goods have cv-
sr before been offered in Ptrrysburg. II you
want "a bargain, call soon, for al! who 60 there,
come away with their arus full
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esr Giles Easton, who was supposed to have
been killed on the night Of the Fourth, " turned
up few days ago, alive and kicking Mr.
Handley says the report about the fight at his
grocery was not correct.
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1y Napoleon has ordered the newspaper re
potters to leave his army. He says "these gen
tlemen describe my battles as they would a
new piece at the circus
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Sherin,s sale.

Laura Bngby 10y her next friend VS.. u. S. Judson,
Whtcomb llnskius ct al.
DY virtue ofnn alias vcndi writ Of execution 10 mo
ID directed and delivered from tho court Of COM
mon pleas OF Wood County, ohio, in the above cut
tied case viii offer for sale at the door Of tho Court
House, in Perryshurg, on
Tuesday, July %. 1859,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ and O'Clock p
NJ of said day, the following real estate; The wost
half OF the east half of the north west quarter OF SEQ
ton number five (5L township number fnu a.. range
number ten (0) east appraised a. 500, and the west
half Of the half fofthc southeast quarter OF sec
tion numbcr thirytwo ,S2). of township number five
(6) Of range nlgiber ten lOJ appraised at $3.50 in
Wood County, Ohio. G. W. NORTON
JAMES Murray, atty pm Sheriff
June ~. lS59-Tw5S3 25
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as-Some unknown frienl will please accept
our thanks for those large new potatoes left at
the door of our residence on Saturday night
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