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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-22


--Dr Browulow in the lasti ISSUE of The Knox
vile IVhig, thus explains his flight through he
Federal metropolis:
"Since our return home from the North We
have been freq'ntly inquired Of to why we did
not call at Washington aud WITNESS the organi
Zation of the House? We have given the same
answer in every instance. We had in our pock-
ct $2) in m my through ticket to Lynchburg
six good shirts in small CARPET sack, and ID
new Overcou worth at least 800 aud this was
more than we wtre willing to risk in that den Ot
hciU:s. Stealing has become an epidemic IN
Washington, and no man woud be sale there
with as nnch in his possession!'
"A M. VIM. Gribben. Of Findlay, was by
resolution of the ID mncraic Convention, held
at P'rrysburg on the lst inst, recommended as
a candidate for Attorney Gen-rol. WHAT basi.
ness that Convention had to pass such recon-
mendt ttiOn, we cannot conceive. 1t was grdtuity
not called fer under he circumstances, mos, par
icularly, ani won't help Mr.. Crib he IS prospects
But among The most honest men. perhaps some
timrs. such slips will b. made, on the " Tickle
me, Billy, adl I'll tickle you principle, and
therefore We should overlook this p0LHHteer toast
Defiance Democrat.
COPELANDs BoDY--rhe brother Of the unfor.
tundtt negro who dies at ChtrlrstOwn to day
re reesraphrd To GIv. Wise, asking if he might
n'|t Opp|ldHAS OOlN. Hf i'pN "dS lHnN ilV
might have il If he would send a white man ior
it. Poor w Sc could not spare 10 INSULT negro
even upon such an occasion o ), Journal
The Times last evening printed letter from
Virginia gentleman, in which The Vrs sina
gentleman say $ that hr, with other Vlrgluit gen
llem-n, had hoped. heretofore, that the Unon
wonld be- preserved. But all the Virginia gen
H. men are now satisfied that "a rupture is in"v-
table" Mr.. b B'mls rrcomnen Is F'chs Truss
a. likely TO BE- OF service in such case. e.--Hart-
ford COuraat.
Hitherto, men belonging to the D mo GRAFT
ic party have b-en able u claim to be friends
OF the Constitution aud the UniOn. That can
not b. the much longer. rne purpose now
aIowrd b. leaders of that party, anl not re-
buked by any OF its organs or any OF its princi-
pal men, is that if they ara b'aten N an election
they will break up the Unlon. This avowal,
let il be remembered, comes from no little krOt
Of traitors like ] Inn Browns seventeen white
men an five negroes, but from the representa-
iives of the great party which now controls the
Federal Government Can such pIrty be
sustained by any man who loves his country,
aud would save its liberties from destruction
Let us put down all D sunionists, and ci'i
among Them, the so-ea!ied DsmoerAcy.-N z.
Tribass.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-22

A MISERABLE DoUGHs AcG.-C. l.. Nal'an-
digham, member of Congress from the Dayton
district, in recent speech in the Hall of the
House OF Representatives, said sherman was not
fit TO be elected Speaker because he had recon-
ncndtd "Hrpcr'S Impending Crisis and op'
provingly alluded to the expression OF Southern
lire.eaters, that be (Sherman) "was not fit tc
live" The man who is competent TO utter sucl
sentiments is not "nt TO live" in Ohio, lie is
only fit to lick dirt from tho heels Of Southern
slave. drivers.
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Ditcn Letting.

NTOTICEis hereby given that on Tuesday the 17h
~ of January 1860 will let in sections separa ely
to the lowest bidder therefor. At the house of Wm.
TAYLOR. in New We~tield. the working of SC ctious
X Us inclusive on Ditch known as No. &, commen.
Gin; the first sand Ridge south of the East ar post
otsec 81 in Town 4, n. range T.. NIton twp)
thence north line about II feet west of the see
line unil IT. intGrsecs the swale between the Milton
IL Montgomery Free Turnpike Road, aud tho north
line of township and thence terminating few rods
south of the east ar post of soc. in said Milton
twp. Each of said sections nro 20 rods in length
excepting section GS which in 20 rods long. and to
he made the following width: Sections No. / Il II
inclusive II. hottOm sections Is & 2S inclusive
2! IT, on boum; sections - 32 inclusive. II. on
bottom; scctions 80 Il so inclusive. 80 IT, on bottom
sections il GS inclusive, IT, an bottom. All the
banks 20 he made with bank slope OF f. in length
to every foot in depth. The emitting 10 be indi.
Gated on the engineers profile in this office, verynY
in depth from | 10 IT, he earth dirt taken
from the ditch TO he thrown deposited the
line The work Of making said ditch 10 he finished
To the acceptance OF the County Commissioners, oA
before the lst Of Gt. 1910. All ~ ceSsu bidders
will he required give bonds for the faithful perfuT.
nance of the work within the time fixed by County
Commissioners as aluve given The sale to eoA-
mCucc ut the hour OF 10 o'clock. 4. VI.
JAMES W. ROSS. Co. Auditor.
Auditors Olire Wood Co.. Ohio.
Dee. i lSly--1pN5SI
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III Oh Letting.

NOTICES hereby GIvrd that un Monday tho 10th
v ofJmUary 1850, win rr-lct in sections sepnr-
ty to the lowest bidder therefor at the hovse of Mrs
Carson in Weston Tow nship. Sections No. 90 Il loY
inclusive. Of ditch No ., established by County Com.
miSsionrrs at thciu sept scsSi ~ of 1859.
Said sections each 90 rod' in length excepting
section lo7 which is only 10 rods long
The work upOn said sections is the deepening OF
the old ditch so ms form ditch f. wide on bot
tom, with bank slope OF ID It. in length to every
foot in depth.
The work on said sections of said ditch to be 6n-
iShrd according the plan, specifications and pro
file OF same on or before the 18th of July 1850 which
plan & a can hc seen at he time and place OF letting
All successful bidders will be required to give bond
for the faithful performance of the work within the
time Ned by County Commissioners.
Th letting TO commence N the hour of o'clock
p. JAMES W. ROSS. Co. Audi.or.
Auditors Office Wood Co., OHIO.
Dec. -. lSjs-32wi$3,S5.
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as-Oh the evening OF the fifteenth, large
meeting was held at the Cooper Institute, New
York, to raise funds for the relief of the families
Of John Brown and others Who fell in the Hdr-
per's Ft5ry sfrlir. The mesting was addressed
by R-v DR.. Cherver Wen iel PhiIips,Re Iii.
ram Mattison Rev. J. K. Sloane and Mr.. Hyatt.
A de nocratic mob, consisting of Northern
dough(aces, male strong effort to break up
the meeting, and would have succeeded but for
the timely arrival Of strong police force.
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Reply.

Ma. PosrMAsrrR oF LYScnpuga, v. -- Sir.
take lSsve to assure you that will do moth
ing OF the sort. The subscribers to the TRiB
UNE in Lynchburg have paid Tor ;hcir pap rs
We have taken thlr money, and shall fairly d
fully earn it according tn contract. II 'htv III.
rect us to send their papers to some other Pos
Olics we shall obey the request; otherwise, WI
shall scud them as originally ordered Ii yor
w your masters choose tu steal aud destroy them
that is your af,ir--ut ell events, not ours; an,
It there is no law in Virginia TO punish IN.
larceny, so mu,h the worse tor her. and ou
plundtred subscribers. l. the Federal Admins
ration, whereof you are he tool, after monnpo
llZing the buSiu, uf mail arrying sees fit I,
become the sccompce aud patron ot mail rob
berry, suppose the outrage mu,t I've borne unit
more honest aud less servie rulers can be pu
loto high places at Washington. or till the Peo
pl" can recover their natural right to carry tacl
others et,ers aud printed matter, asking n,
odds oi the Government Go ahead in you
own base way: shalt stand steadlasi for Hu
mn Liberty aud the Protection OF all natura
lights.
Yours siiilly, HoRACI GRnELgy
New York Doc 1870
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Yours. stiiIly, HoRAcg GREELEY.
New-Iork. Dec. q 1859.


blBErAh-Patsun DruW uto" nas uv,u 10 hear
HcuIy Ward Beecher aud SaySthaLif his friends
IN Tenness.e cv get to Heaven tuy must not
ne surprised If the! should meet this noted All
olitlunlst there.
HANGED IN ErrIGv On Saturday morning,
st week before last the court house ,ard ct ST.
Louis was graccd 10y scatiold bearing ctiigje>
ct Francis Z. Blair, Joshua Il. Gui,i,ngs aud
john Brown. Early in the day, the eli gics OF
B'alr aud GIdiinss were cut down. bu; that oi
Brown remained hanging I'LL nearly noon The
Indecent bu,lrsque entirely failed to produce the
expected impression, aud only excited horror
and disgust
Music TEACHER
W as dismissed from an academy in Richmond
because she checked some ut the ROlnon virgins
who declared "O'd Brown ought 10 be hung.
The Enquirer remarks with its usual decencl
aud good srnSe:
She made tracks Cor the North the same eve.
hnt will, douhtiess, make capital out of the oc
Currruce somewhere down in Moiue or MasSa
chuSettS, where ev " feminine, who is Just alb 1
| ,u spell "c-i.t" thinks she can teach all south
ern children. The action OF the school PrinCi
pal in QUESTION was right, for bear IN mind
"Dhosc who a,r rot tor us are against us.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-22

In the House oi Representatives yesterday
eighty. y.tive mrn voted Tor Mr.. Bocock iorSppak.
rr On" Of them was the Hon. Martin ]. Craw-
ford of Georgia. Mr.. Crawford made an auima-
ted speech. declaring thar he was not only in "a
vor OF revolution AMI destruction OF the Union
# his party should b. Oulvotrd in n,xt years
election but that liz was in favor of it nOw. -
Did any Of those who, with him support Bococh
RE 10 rrbuk- these l'edsu.abe avOwus MOI
one. Was lhrir silence to he und rstOnd as IN
dicaing their assent to the infamous purpose ht
avowed N Y. Tribune.
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North-Western Ohio Tenchers, Association

The fourth semi-anaual meeting of this Associa-
ton will he held at Wausecn. on Friday and Satur-
day. the 23d and 2ith inst.
With the design of making the exercises thor
oughly practical the following persons will give in
struction, in the branches asst gned:
NJ. r. Brown, Supt. Toledo SchooIs-Readng and
Mental Arithmetic; Il. W. henderson, Prin. Water
vile High School-Written Arithmetic; NJ. l..
Buel, Supt. umce Schools-English Grammar;
Prof. c. $ Crossman OF oledo-Nocal Music,
lecture will he delivered by W. &. Allen, of
WauseOn, upon 1.-THE Means of Improving our
Schools" The following topics will he brought be-
tore the meeting for discussion. viz: The Graded
School System; the Defects and Wants OF the Dis
trict School.
ltis hoped there will be a full attendance Of the
members OF the Association the Teachers OF the vi
cinity and Others Interested in our schools.
Per order of Ex. Committee.
W. A. &. CONVERSE, President,
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Dcmoernts Courtiag Kpow Moth
anCe.

The locofoco members Of Congress falling to
elect their candidate for Speaker. Mr. Bocook,
Of Virginia, proposed to Goa escc with the South
Americans. Their proposition was as follows:
II the South Americans could procure for their
candidate ~ votes, then the democrats would
give him their votes snd the Americans should
vote Tor all The democratic candidates for sub
ordinate Offices. But If tn. South Ameyican'
should fail to get the 81 votes and the dsmoers Is
should procure 30 votes fer Bocock. then the
Americans were to unite on him. Thi. prcposi
ton the Americans declined. Mr.. Ethidge O.
Tenn, denounced il in the sirohSeSt terms, snC
in the course OF his remarks, said "the Repub
lican party, by their record, is really the mos
economical. national aud conservative Of th,
Two great parties in this country. willis the Ad
ministrs,ion parry, in spite OF Mr.. Buchanan
was the most corrupt and imb ole that ever ex
listed since the formation OF the government
that their pretensions of love for the Union wrt
all moonshine, aud ought not TO be needed
These sentiments were Enthusiastically cheered b.
the members Uf the caucus. AMI other gentlemeI
spoke in the same strain.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-22

Coming TO THE ScRArcu.-rh loco(oCos Of the
North begin to realize the fact that the South
will not keep their comp my unless they ''go the
whole figure on the slavery QUESTION. Oar
friend Knapp long since gave his theological
o.t '"t SulFGt; l,S 49, M 'onYY6
Statsman is publishing a series of ertirlrs to
prove that the Bible sanctions the buying aud
selling OF men, women aud children! What a
nice thing it is to be "Dcmocrat' in these lat
ter days
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ry- II is said that Marshal Johnson has

ns- 1t is said that Marshal Johnson has a
writ for the arrest OF John Blown, Jr. John
lives in AshIabula county. is farmer, and is
universally esteemed Johnson has had lair warn
ing that if he goes after Brown, his head and
bo ly may dissolve partnership. 1t is a usr, IS
firm, anyway, and had it been diss olved before
Johnson w~nt 10 pump the Harpers Ferry prs-
oners his friends would have had cause for thank
ul emotions
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Ditch Letting.


NOTICE is hereby gwen that On Wednesday, Jas.
18th lSCO viii let in sections separately to the
lowest bidder therefor AT the house of Mm. TaylOr
in New Westheld the making OF sections aud LEA,
inclusive Of the ditch des gnated Ont known - No.
commencing at the Milton and Montgomery Free
Turnpike Road, near the south east corner OF south.
Of sec in Milton tip. thence north easterly
down the swae 10 the culycrt on township line road.
thence uortwesery and north 10 north east OF
the west half Of south ~. OF 81 in WestsA
tp thence east to T.. r., theme Rorth-eaStery along
side of Il, r. 10 cuvcrt, thence east to Otscgu
Blanchard +. 7. Road, thenco nOTt-ep FlN- --dowS
what is called the Newton ditch and or tough sss-
tions 25. ~, Is, u aud | in Weston s Aship and
through section No. IN town ,aRgF 10 aud there
terminating in the Ch1nnol of roni.stnS Greek
Also an arm IN said dtch ooMmeWtHsg.at the southN
corner of the northeast quarter Of norh wssS
quarter section 80 IN Weston township, thence north
until it intersectS the main ditch a. station SO.
Snid ditch is to be of tha following dime nsions :.-
rom st tion 10 8 inclusive feet on botton; SEQ
y 10 Otsego and b. Road i teet on bottom from
JScgo and b. Road Ia station 50 feet ON hottsm
rom ,octlun 81 10 li3 lnolpsiYc 10 feet bouou.
The arm TO above ditch is soc IONS rf 20 rods ia
length each and is to he made feet on bottom All
the banks are 90 be made with slope of feet ia
length to every foot in depth The eating varies frsA
| Ia "a feet in depth The work on slid ditch ana
branch 10 be finished according tc plan specifications
md profile, aVd TO the acceptance Of the Coanby
Comm, ,SiouCrs on belure the st day of Oct $50,
An successful bidders viii Ice required 10 give bond
with good security lr the faithful performance Of tho
HoIk within The lime above named HS hNed hy ths
'Ounty Commissioners.
The safe tO commence ~ the hour OF 10 clock
JAMES W ROSS, ca. Adlar.
Apdnol's nGles, Wood CO o., r...-ra.
1 Zee l5 sSA~~S2N5STl5,
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Congress.

At our latest advices, Tuesday Congress had
not organizcd. Sherman la cked only four votes
of an election. Bocock, the locofoco candi
late, had withdrawn, aud his friends had failed
to unite on any other man. Their vote was
scattering. The message has not yet made it,
nDDearAuCp,
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Posr 0rrtcF, IYScnBURo. Va, Dec. 2. SO.
MIR. AoRAeE 6REELEY-S Sir. hereby INFORM
you THAI shsll no, in future. deliver from this
usicc The eop;rs OF he TRiBuNE which com,
hete, becausr | believe them to be of ,ha, iucen.
diary character which are forbidden circulation
alike by the laws OF The land' sni proper re-.
gard Cor the safety OF society. You will there
tore discontinue them,
Respectlully. X. II. GLASS, T. NJ.
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Hsr Mr.. Bocock, the Ioco'oco cuulidate for
Speaker, is apposed to the Homestead Bill and
has declared himself in favor OF u dissolution OF
the Union should ths Republicans succeed in
electing President in 1860. lnstead of being
elected Speaker he ought to be hung for trea-
SON
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-22

AUDToR's OFFICE, Wood Co, o Dee. Is $50
NOTICE is hereby given to George Schaier, ~
Y the owner of the s. pit. OF Il at n. w q! of See
II, Town north, Range II easl, containing acres
that on the 2lSt day OF last November Francis CcdG2
deposited with Il, Graham, County Treasurer, MIN,
Dollars nnl Seventy Five cents, being in full 10 re-
deem the above described land sold al tax sale held
Jlnnlry l2th, 1863.
j2w3Sl JAMES W. ROSS. Go. Auditor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-22

ACCIDENT on d. & NJ X. Re- rhe one O'Clock
passenger rain from Toledo, on Tuesday NOR
ning, was thrown from bridge, just south of
Luna, by the breaking OF rail. The bridge va,
some twelve feet above the creek, and the cars
were badly smashed. Several persons were iu-
inred, but we learn that none were dangerously
hurt. The locomotive and tender passed ovcl
safe
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ea' The Masonic festival next Tuesday even
ing promises to be fine affair, and will uudoubt.
edly be well a tended.
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Q~=Vice President Breckenridge has been
clec,ed to the U. $, Senate By the Kentucky isg.
islature
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PpnyIx LONGS. No 1928 Dee. 10, 1859.

PHGNIx LoDGE, No l23 Dec. 49, 1859.
Alta regular communication OF Phpnix LO lge No.
l23, of + and A. - held on tht evening of the ION
inst, the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS it has pleased God in his good Providence,
TO call from his labOTS in the Lodge below, our
worthy brother jonathan EKENBEEGER therefore
be il
Resoired First, That in this di,pensation of kind
Providence the LO lge has been depriy ed ofa worthy
brother and the community of an honest man;
Second, That we deeply slmpathizc with the friends
and relations of our deceased brother in their be-
reaVGment;
Third, hat, in token of our Nfcton. the Lodge be
draped in mourning thirty days;
Fourth. That these resolutions he published in the
County papers, and copy thereof he sent by the See.
retary to the relations of the deceased IN the County
JoHN Powers, Sec, j. 5. MOTION, W. NJ,
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MARRIED,

In Tolcd on the 18th inst hy Rev. Nelson. Mr..
CHARLES y. CHAMBERLAIN and Mis-, NJ ARIA H. MIL
LER.
In Fremont Nov 3o.h, by Geo wilmer, Esq Mr.
JusEru \. HAErEl, of Wood ca, and Mss ELIZA
BErm L. BNLpMIN, OF Sandusky Co.
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1Sr The Republican legislature of Minnesots
has elected Morton S. Wilkinson TO the u. S
Senate.
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Notice.

TINhE undersigned has been duly appointed and
l qualified minisrutor on tho estate Of James
Me Fhdden. late of Wood Co. dee. All perso MS hav-
ipga,fl PS rlfTtr in ymcn, wihn 0n urpeSfnt thfA
persons ing said estate will make imme date pay
ment to the undersigned. JOHN M'NAHAN,
Dee. lG lS5g--32WiSi. Admins stratOr.
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SS Oar young friend Helry E. AveriI, was
admitted to practice law in all the Courts OF
record in Ohio, on the 18Th inst, by the Su
preme Court, in SESSION at Columbus. Mr.. A
possesses all the requisite qualities for taking
high position ut the BIr
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5tS~ Robertson, Of Miumee, has on hand a
splendid assortment Of goods, suited to gentle,
mems wear, aud no man can make them up bet
ter than h.. Ii you want tp-top suit, at low
rates, and neat fit. call on Robertson.
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How is it that hlle so many statesmen OF
the Democratic party have rs,u in their places
III Congress TO condemn AMI denOunce hr urea
son Tor which JOHN B,own, d private man
trained TO eXtreme cOurses b, the adventures ui
meicir,s border warfare, was haHgcd, not uue
has thumdred out an indignant rpruol at the
open avuwIS OF treusOnnbIr aud revolutionary
purposes uttered IN both Houses OF h- same
Congrt s. by men who hnyr sworn olegidnCe tu
The Constitution, and who represent both the
South aud thr ID mocracyl Is it b cause John
Brown is a dead traitor, AMI the Cltys, Giwtns
Crdwlurds, aud Currys are living ones Or i,
II because they love the peculiar reason ol
Crawford and GYln as much as lhey hate that
OF John Brownl In any event the country will
understand that the only diSunionisls, apart
from the Garrison Abolilionists. are these Demo
cratic leaders, by whom the policy of that party
has long breu su stontiolly dlcrard. The only
DisunOn party is the dsmrcratic party; aud all
The troubles which now surrOuud The Slavery
QUESTION have been brought on by this party act
'ng under the Inspiration Ol DisunIomists ani
dynagogurs The only way, then, 10 r'stort
peace AMI to pat down the strings ut Revolu
ZION aud Dsunioa is to tRn the DiSunioniss out
OF power, aud commit the government to the
hands at the Constitutional Republican party
IN, T. Tribune.