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t2ss>P. ID b g'low, Esq., our member OF the
State Board of EqnalizAtion is entitled to our
thanks for copy Of the Abstract of the VaIuu.
lion Of Real Properly in the State Of Ohio, as
assessed by District Assessors aud cquaiz'd BY
the Board of Equalization Of the several counties
Of the State, in the year 1859"
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FS- We are very much obisei 10 our friend
of The D'li,ncr Republican for .pyins our edi-
torial and also the article furnished by our De-
iance correspondent. In this the editor Of that
sheet has shown more good Judgement than
seems to b. exercised by some OF his brethren in
Senatorial faith, for they eyidently regard their
position as sltogs her TOO slippery to admit OF
the least jog, 1t seems that the editor of the
Republican his talked with some eight or nine
leading Rppublicans, since he read our ceres
pondents letter, aud only found five or six oi
that number opposed TO the policy CT electiug
Governor Chase TO the Senate By the way. MIR
Republican, do you know any thug ab ut Ger
tin lock contract up your wsy7 Isn't there =
lirlle power behind tue THRONE in that matter
No reference To alluSlunS"
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fINlE Undersigned has been duly appointed and
L Qunihed \, miriStrntor ON tho estate OF James
Nc Fad len, late Of Wood Co. dee. All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate will present them
legally proven for payment within year, and all
NTOTiCEis hereby gtyed that "6 Monday tho 18th
~ of January, IL, o. viii reet in sections separ
ty to the lowest bidder therefor At the house of Mrs.
Carson, ia Weston Tow nshp Sections No. 90 i l0T
Inclusive of ditch No. 2 established by County Gem
mi -sionrrs at their Sept session or 1859
Said sections each 90 rods in length, excepting
section l07 which is only 10 rods long.
The work upon said sections is the deepening OF
the old ditch so to form ditch IT, wide boz.
tom with bank slope Of 4 #. in length to every
foot in depth.
The work oil said sections OF said ditch. TO be as-
ishcd cCording to the plan, specifications and pro-
file Of same before the 18Th of July 1850 which
plan can he at he time aud place Of letting
All successful bidders will lie required to give bond
for the faithful performance Of the work within she
time II Xed by County Commissioners.
Th, letting commence at the hour OF oslssh
I'm. JAMES W. ROSS. Co. Auditor.
/ Auditors Office Wood Co., Ohio
| Dec. -. lS5s--32wj$ $@.N5.
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O-TLast Thursday, the Steamer Bali, had n
hole cut in her hull by the ice, and was com
PEELED to stop at the Oregon dock. The river is
now covered with a thick coat of ice, and she
will probably not be able 20 leave her present
moorings before spring
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AuDIToRs OFFICE, Wood Co, O Dec Is. 1859.
NOTICE is h're5y given TO George Schalfsr, or
~ the owner of the 5. pr. OF of Y. W of sec.
II, Town north Range II ens containing Is acres,
that the 2lst dIy OF last November Francis Ccdlz
deposited with f.. Graham, County Treasurer. Nine
deem the aboTe described land sold at tax sale held
January 18th, 1852.
52wS3I JAMES W.ROSs, 60. Auditor.
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ss'> Mrs. Brown while in Philadelphia, stop
al the house of Mr.. James Mott, the brother OF
Hon. Richard Mott, our late representative in
r~ur uern' om''" rs rHp'a'y recovering from
--- -. -, Insanity His wife recent, - ''
at the asylum, and express, the hope that he
will be able to be with his family on Christmas
dav.
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-" Parson Brownow .'of rannesee, attended
a Pro-Sisvery indignation meeting Lyuchburg,
Va, on the lst, aud made characlerls &c
speech. He said he would rather TO he with rhr
South in Panlenoniuun than with the Abolition
lists in Heaven. He also remarked that he in
tended to give his family Instructions not ia
bury him in Yankee coffin. bur il, in case o
an emergency, they should have to do so, that
they must leave both ends op II, so that when
The devil ani the Abolirionists came in al one
end, lie could 90 out 1T the other. A worthy
champion ol Slaysay is The Rev. W. G, Brown
low.
-Ex President MARTIN Van Buren, is under
stood to he engaged upon political history o
the United States, to The close Of his admins
lratiOn
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GSr We hear it said that the Masonic breth-
rem of this place Fre TO have II Festival on
Tuesday evening, the 27th inst. OF course it
will be fine flair.
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Teachers Association.

The West Millgrovc Teachers Asso citation will hold
s first regular session at Millgrovc, o. Saturday
December II, 1883 commencing at o'clock A. NJ,
Teachers and friends of Education are invited to at
tend and participate in the exercises for programme
of which ice the Journal of Nov "a.
Dec. S, 1859. T. RANGER. Prest.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBERl5 1859.
School Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next re gular sessions for
the examination of Teachers as follows;
Perrysburg --.--..-.- First Tuesda, in January.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually ats O'Clock A. NJ
j. w WOODBURY. Clerk
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Prof. Hutchins, OF New York CITY, who h as
acquired the cogu men Of lii ghtning Rsckoner," t"
by the Tapidry with which he does the work Of
addition, can add up four columns of figures,
nine deep, in six seconds, giving the result with
uusrring eIsetiluds,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-15

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IF tolls Won o the variogs diseases Of children,
: w. aud gives the best aud simplest
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PoRx Pork is now coming in rapidly, but
much of it is light. Prices range from 81 70 to
&c, according to heft &c.
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CoRy--Our streets are daily filled with w'g.
ons loaded with corn, which brings 40 cts per
~ lbs ears or as cents per bu. sheilcd.
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for i' conflict were rrc'istei In by the south. The
Constitution " the United States ur pf tue Slave
states ta m'rN,s has Afforded no protection to North.
ern men Trial hy jury ha. been icued-thc hnhcas
corpus act has beeu disroSirdod-ind thousands OF
Noiuetn men have been mohbed, mal,teated aud
murdered in innoeeucy aud harmlessus~ The Flu.
gu'S slave law otlS50, added insult to injury aud
thc repeal Of the Missouri ,mpromi-c--and the
murder OF ~ least two H. ndrcd Northern men, with
tue destruction ot hall y million OF dollars worth vt
property In Kansas by the sanction and aid Of pcm
ocrattc Administration. formed the climax to those
unparHlhd wrongs, jlencefurth I fear contest to
winch the past has no parallel NAV God avert it
but This cannot be- unless the South rcstraius her
,'oleure aud returns to sense of justice. Will she
uoso! A.u.D.
lIbANoN Nov 10 IsSe,
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9ss- Geo. Powers, Esq, of the Perrysburg
Nursery, has our thanks for basket of fine
Winter Pears and Apples.
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GONE INTO THE WINpMLL BUSINESS Viii
liam I Clark recently married Miss Harriet l..
Windmill, Of Toledo.
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Ss- The democratic State Convention of
Georgia adopted resolution recommending
Hon. Howell Cobb for the Presidency.
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lasr Al the election jus, held in Kansas. The
Republicans elected their Governor aud ell he
State officers by over 1000 majority.
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PERRYSBURG JOURNAL,
Il. a. HIGGINS, Editor.
TERMS
PERRYSBURG:

One copy eneyear, in advance
A Ah'uJscriptiOns OF paid withinsiN months. 900
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Cen. Ashley In Charlcs,own.

G'n Ashley, our member OF Congtess, was a.
Churl,Sown aud Witnesses the execution OF
Blown. The Nirgiuious appear to have been
sore'y exercised shout his presence, but Offered
no violence. We make the following sxtscis
from MIR. As letter to the BLADE:
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Notice,

GEo. w. lloLtENnrcK. ARsoLp McMAuAs.
nec 10 1889
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1t tells you
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-16
.tMUsEM EMENTs.

PIKes 0PERA-HoUsE.--The audience at the
0pera.h0nse last night was one of the largest and
most brilliant that ever witnessed the
city. The character Of "Hamlet" was admirably
s MI ss Just sonsepSn
his
giving his hearers Intellectual treat not often to
bs found either here. or elsewhere. This is great
IN poes
nsg TO- u; and h. perfection was
beautiful imper,onatlon, and when she read the
In the text? but they all withsred all when my poor
father died, she seemed 50 identified withhe part
70 appear aatural, and her tones Of grief brought
tear tears e many eyes albeit uhussd to fae melting
The pretty "Laertes'' was badly enacted and tho
we to
whole whole play rendered in much better style than Ia
Tonight Mr. Murdoch will take abeneht, and ap.
pear as "Uharles Surface in Sherdan's admirable
comedy Of THE SCHooL roR SCANDAL, character In
which he is probably without an equal. The farce Is
WOODS THEArER Maggie Mitchell 10 still
seigning at Weeds and tonight introduces for tho
With this new stsr he Attraction will ' be doubled,
and tho friends of this pretty blonde viii, upon tho
utmost capacity; The bil IAN attractive one, and
will show the full power Of the actresses to the best
advantage. s.lF
NATIONAL rHEATER.--The audience at this
tstablishmsnt last night was luite good, and IT
apart for the benet Of Mrs Farren ana she Oilers an
entirely new PLAY, ia five acts, entitled The WIDow's
STARrA9EM. which has been we'll received elsewhere
bill is quite an exceent one and comprisss also the
excellent comedy Of MAsKs AMP FACES, in which
!nsb nanny Fs Rsg l WITH
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Excitement In Philadelphia-Riot An
..si Ii4, tlcipated. M f.s4

PHILADELPHIA, December 15.--iThere is some
excitement at present existing here and there are
prospects Of riot tonight. An Antislayery Fair
Is being held In Concert Hall and meeting at the
Assembly Buildings. During the meeting this
morning request was received from the Mayor to
remove flag hanging before Concert Hail. as VIC.
lation OF the ordinance In obBtructng the street.
The nag bore certain words and characters which
lead to disturbance O. the peace also az order from
hall deserted before three O'Clock this afternoon
This proceeding produced much excitement The
Abolitionists in Council resolved to proceed in a
offensive nag was removed and an order of the
Sherlff demanded by the owners of the building
who object to the action Of the lessee in il for
such purposes. 1I0
the slavery question at National Hall. lT -
Advertisements appear in the papers for meeting
outside to adopt such measures the exigency MAY
require ITO prevent the dissemination Of principles
calculated and intended to arouse spirit of the
intense animosity in the community which may lead
to fearful consequences and to check hirelipQ ncsn.
diaries from making further inflammatory
In our loyal city," .. -
The Mayor is taking every precaution to prevent n
disturbance which seems almost inevitable il either
side turns ont in strength.
LATER.-Mr Cortis lectured tonight to an audi
ence of two hundred while about ten thousand neu
Pile attended q meeting outside. The latter PARTY
was addressed by General John d. Miles, Richard
Peters and Others. Soon after Curtis commenced
several OF the mob threw stones at the building,
breaking the windows Five hundred police were
stationed in the vicinity, and Immediately made a
rush on the rioters and arrested several This s,lm.
mary proceeding had tendency to calm the excite
ment, which at frst serious
MAJOR Henry, the Sheriff, was on the spot directing
During Ourtis's lecture he was several times bissed
by the inside audience, The hissers were immedi.
ately elected by the police.
The excitement is subsidinR, and possiblv tbe
trouble is ended "
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE YoUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN USIoN,-The Young Mems Chris
tian Union held their regular monthly meeting
last night, atitheir rooms, on Race street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth @ r8gt
The Executive Committee recommended the
adoption Of resolution inviting Rev. Henry
M. Ginniss, who has been preaching with
some success in Philadelpia, to visit this city.
The resolution was adopted.
= The Committee on Library reported favor
ably to making the Library Of the Union sta
tionary instead of circulating.
The Committee on Corporation reported that
they had been unable TO succeed in their en-
deavors to have the Union incorporated, and
as there were not enough members present at
the meeting last night in favor Of 1t, the
matter was postponed until majority Of tho
active members could be induced to vote for II.
The Committee on Rooms reported that
the house the Union now occupies had been
leased for two years, and thought the money
could be raised with which to pay the rent
from the new members. A committee of
twenty-f five was therefore appointed - one
person from each church represented in tho
Union--for the purpose Of canvassipg the city
for this purpose.
Upon the recommendation of the Commit
tee on Furniture, committee of FIVE was ap-
pointed to attend to the payment of the ex-
penses incurred in removing to their new To-
cation. The sun. is 1902.
A resolution was then passed, authorizing
a steamboat to be chartered to leave Pittsburg
or Cincinnati, which ever might be deemed
best, for the purpose Of carry ing tho members
of tho Union to New Orleans to attend tho
National meeting Of the different Unions iu
that city.
After the transaction of some other business
tho meeting adjournd with the usual devotional
exercises. ...
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RIVER NEWS.

The water at this point continues IN Ia
downward course, having fallen, during the twenty
four hours ending last evening" nearly two feet will
the prospect Of still more rapid decline TODAY am
tomorrow. No leo Of consequence has vet appearee
opposite this port, and unless the weather 'eruw
colder, that which is above will probably melt be
fore 1t reaches here. 7'> ~ "
Above and below the river continues to fall and NJ
present there barely sufficient water on the Louis
The weather was mild here yesterday but grew
colder last evening, indicating further freeze II
this vicinity, though we presume the -temneratur,
Will moderate AGAIN to-uay. @. agu -. - y
Business on tho Landing was fairly active yester
day. but the greater part Of the freight offered wa
Ior New orleans. The upward. bound boats usualI,
60 out lightly laden and the st. Louis packets hay,
room to spare In the hold and on deck. - l1s.Gl
Wednesdays Louisville Courier observes:
The river 10 falling fast here, and at all point,
sbove TO Pittsburg with barely thirteen feet WateI
IN the canal last evening by the mark. On the faiIs
i3r there were scant ten feet water dow
feet water in the middle chute During the prevons
twenty -four hours the river had receded ebont twf
feet at the head Of the falls The weather oontnues
quite pleasant for the reason, and clear thouoh saw
eral degrees colder yesterday than the two or III
days previous, and the ice and snow sti iineers In
the shade. nNag tE-7-."s '''se'' 81
The kentucky River Is falling exceedingly fas,
having receded thirty feet at Cogar's Iandins o.
above Frankfort. up to Monday.
me coal ooat feet Ia taking advantage Of the rise
anascores OF boats descended the falls at Louisville
boat fleet, he steam tugs Belwood and Hspo "a Ss
scended he falls, on Tuesday, with coal in tow IN,
Rouge. ''' ""'ol
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From New York.

NEW YORK, December l5.-Iu the United
ing, Mahoney confessed Judgment TO stealing $500 200
from the Adams Express Company, at Montgomery,
Alabama. He viii be tried on q criminal suit at
Montgomery. y n NJ n IT. - ~ =
Goidsmith's percussion cap factory, at Brooklyn,
exploded to-day, killing Ernest Hyler, who at the
The iswsirv stora ~ ms,n,,san NY Ea, b,.,
Of nearly all ito contents last night Ten thousand
dollars worth Of the goods were subsequently, recoy.
cred at receivers store, and four lads, including
the clerk Of the store we're arrested for the crime
1t u rumored that the extensive provision housa
Van Brunt Watrons has failed to meet its en-
gagements. The firm are largely engaged in pork
packing, and the rumor consequently had 0 depres.
sing effect, on the pork market Their liabilities
are upward of S25g,O60 ''-777 ~
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The Latest From Charlestown.

and private houses all crowded. sirict suryeil
lance Is kept on strangers, though those who come
from curiosity, and well youched for on the question
OF our peculiar Institutions are allowed to remain
Three gentlemen, friends Of Coppie visited him yes
terday. dc lived with them in Ohio during bis boy.
hood and they speak of him as having been quiet
and inofensive youth. They will remain wi III him
until after the execution and take his body to his
mother. Governor Willards interview with Cook
to the prisoner from his sister, Mrs. Willard was
very affecting. Governor Willard Is much attached
to Cook, and wept over him as II he was his own son
building. The prisoners are all calm and resigned
to-day They, have been engaged in spiritual oxer-
cises, under the direction OF Rev. N. G. North with
this evening The negroes will be hung between
eleven and twelve o'clock, and the whites between
twelve and one o'clock tomorrow
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COMMON PLEAs.

Snyder 70. snyder.-In this case, stated H.
i1rmer % report verdict was returned, establishing
DIVORCE UAsEs.,,.Tamer Gault vs. Z. Gault. Sew
sral were alleged in the petition. Judge MAJ!
Snyder and Brown for petitioner. 80
Mlnne hammers va. Joseph hammers Deere
petitioner. N"'" i0'
CRIMINAL sIDR.-rhe State vs.. Amanda LINDSAY
me defendant stood indicted for passing countei
teit bill. The prosecuting witness deposed that in
Aprti last the accused went into her store on Wes;
ern-row, and purchased 81 bonnet, handing IN pay
which the witness changed. The bill afterwar,
turned out to be o counterfeit The defen,e admit.
ted passing the bill, but denied the guilty knowedeo
Gaines for the State; Parker and Parker for dsfens