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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
Sill dsOissV.

The tongue that could not utter word OF
rebukc when northern laborers were stigma.
uzod rs the "mud-hills Of society" on the
floor of the Senate; that could not give utter
ance to n single manly emotion on the death
ofthe noble Brodelick, and that could 81,
aye to the appointment of Calhoun Ben
ham, one of his murdcrers, to a high posi-
ton in Ctl'Iornil, keeps going without inter
mission IN the effort to cheat the people into
the support of himself for the Presidency -
When there was n chance to be noble manly
aid great, the grave was not more silent than
waSthe Little Giant, but when trick ,ry, bar
gaining scheming and all the clap trap OF
cleclloneering are to be performed none so
ready, and none SO in llf9rent to ia iguo as
Mr.. Douglas.
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EIecflon IIcfIrus.

The following are the returns Of the scver.
al towShips Ia this county, for State and Co.
officers; which are as nesr complete as it was
possible to obtain them, up to 4 O'Clock last
evening. We have no time for comments.
PLAIN rowNsufr.-R Republican tlckct-Brnkorhoa
l5B' Murray lt2, l.. Sargent 1856, Ashley l57 Blnn
w. Jones 1885, Poe l4S Davidson 1856. $. l.. sargent
lb1, Dem.-Smith Co. Stambaugh ~, Bsckus Ga,
steedman II, Guyer l2O Bates II, Ross ~. Ford Gs
Delahan 90.
CgSrBR .--Rep--3rinkerhoe OIL, Murray 81
sargent 9l, Ashley 90. Binn 80, Jones 81, Poe 81
Davidson O2, Sargent SO. Dem-Smth 40, Stam-
baugh 40. Bnckus tG. stecdman 40, Guyer 90, Bates
| Is, Ross "a. Ford As, Deahan "a.
WAsniNGroN Twr.--Rep. ep.--Brink kerhofT l3d Muir
ray 1876, Sargent 1876, Ashley l35 Bnn 100, Jones
l55' Poo l2s. Davidson 1886. Sargent 1876. Dem
| smith ~, Stambaugo a.. Bdckus A., Steedman 49,
Guycr Gl, Batos a., Ross 90, Ford ~, Delaaan 49,
PERRYsBuEG rWr.--R p.--Brinkcrhon 241, Muir.
ray 243, Snrgen 253, Ashley 2iS, Blinn 236, Jones
?lO, Poe 2ls, davidson 2j5 Sargent 1856. Dem -
Sd6 UuJer PAS Bates $685. Ross 2G2 Ford 22i, Della
han 21s
The following are maj .ies
LAKE Twr.-Rcp. ijority-BrnkcrhoT 3, Mur.
ray 3, sargent o. Ashley 3, Jones 4, 5linn Pc 2,
Davidson X, Sargent \.
MoSralMEny Twr.-Rep. Maj .--B inkerhofr 50,
Murray 3d. Sargent 5l, Ashley 81. Jones Is. Blinn
~ Poe 10, Davidson 50, Sargent 90
FERRY rwr.-lIcp. Maj Brinkerhof 81 Murray
D. Sargent 4, Ashley 81. Jones 50, Blnn g. Poo
~, Davidson ~, Sargent So.
PORTAGE Twr.-Rep. Mai j.--BrinkerhoT %, Mur.
ray 20, Sargent "a, Ashley n, Jones 2, Davidson 2l
s@rgcnt2'. Dem. Moj.-Guycr ", Ross ..
Liberty rwr,--Rep Mhj.-Brinkerhof 90, MUIR
ray 49, Sargent 10. Ashley ~, Jones lG Poe IL Sar.
gent 6. Dem. Mai.-Guyer q.
MIDDLETON Twp Rep Mtj.--Brinkorhof 2s.
Murray 33, Sargent SO, Ashley 33. Jones 70, Bnn
~ Davidson jl Dom--Ross H.
TRoY -Dem--Smth SO Snmbaugh O3, Back
nS59' Stcadman 6S, Bates 90, Guyer a., Ross 90,
Ford 5S Delnhdn 81.
WEBSTER Twr.-ksp. nj b ,inkcriotf 80. Muir
ray O6 Sargent 80 Ashley 80, Bliun 80, Jones 81
Poe ~. Davidson 7j Sargent -,
WESTON rwr --ltep Maj --Brinkerhoff ~, Muir.
ray III, Sargent Al Ashley ~. Jones 81 Poe SO, Da
wilson %, sargcnt A. Dsm-Guyor Z.
FREEDoa TwP.-Rcp.- Brnkcrhon ~, Murray 10
Sargent %, Ashley -, Jones Is, Bnn Is, Poe o.
Davidson 49, Sargent 22.
BLOOM Twr.-Dem.- verage, nbout - mai ority.
JACKSON Twr.--Dcm.--2 majority on the whole
ticket.
There are two townships yet unheard from which
WIZ probably 20 democratic by % or 30 votes II
tho returns are correct, Blnn Is defeated by small
majority. We shall endcavor to give tho oil ,ia
vote next week in tabular form.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Shaner VS.. J. e. NEG wan ct. al.
BY virtue Of order of sale issue to me from the
Court of Common PleGs of Wood county, OHIO, in
the above entitled cause, will offer for sale pub
lie auction at the door of the Uolrt house in perrys.
burg in said county
on Tuesday October 2id, 1860,
between the hours of and O'Clock D. NJ. of said
day the following described land and tencments to-
wit: the west half of the east half of the south east
quarter of section 2l, in township 4, I. $. r. con.
taining 30 acres OF land. G. W. NORTON,
j. +. Price, atty-w5S277 Sheriff
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

Democratic papers are growing Justify
over The first gain from the North west III c
upper peninsula of Michigan, tie portion Il
that state lying west of lake Michigan, nolds
its election on The last Tuesday of September
that the returns may reach the State Capital
ia time to b. counted AS usual the democ
racy have majority at this election, and it
is over this they are rejoicing. 1t is well
enough they should make mery while they
have an opportunity. This is probably the
only crumb of comfort that will fall to them
in all the elections in the North and West this
year.
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wood County Agricultural Fa,r.

The number Of entries for competition for
premiums at the Tenth Annual Fair in Wood
Co, o., was 254, and they were entered in
cl 'sses as follows: Cattle, 81; horses, 30;
sheep, 5;swine, 5;farm i'm plements A; grain 90
butter AMI cheese, Q; poultry, 2; fruit, 80;
domestic manufactures. re; vegetables, So;
mechanic arts, 8; ornamental needle work, z;
miscellaneous, 81. ,..
The premiums were awarded by the COM
mttees to the following persons on articles
herein specified r .e..r..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

In 1881, one Edward Mnrphy murd ,red
Samuel Robingson, on the steamer Globe, a,
Mackinac, Mich. He was imprisoned and es-
capped by saving OIL his shackIes with broken
glass, AMI making a key with some wire,
The inhabitants turned out and captured the
murderer in the woods, A fortnight ago he
was tried, found guilty, and sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

Boston, Oct, 5.-The officers of the slave
bark Orion were sentenced day IN the U.
) District Court for being engaged in the
slave trade, as follows: Ihos Morgan, part
owner and commander at the time of her cap
lure, was fined SO 900, and to be imprisoned
two years in Jail. Byron j, Chamberin. first
ma e. was sentenced to Imprisonment in Jail
for two years. VIM. Dunbar imprisoned lor
lwenty-one months in Jail,
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SHERIEE SALE.

Henry Blythe VS.. Samuel Blythe.
BY virtue of an alias order of sale issued from
tho court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in
the above entitled cause will offer for sale pub.
lie auction the door of the house in Perrys.
burg, in said county,
Tuesday, October 23d, 1860,
between the hours of ana two o'clock, p. of
said day the following des fbad lands aud tencmcnts
to-wt: lot Is, in section 3, in the town of lead
Wood county, Ohio. G. w MORTON, Sheriff.
j. Z. Price, ntty.-20w5$2 co
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

William Birmingham Shockley, citi.
zen of Fleming connty, Ky, who was one hun
dred years old on the % ult E, has voted at
every Presidential election since the formation
of our Government, frs: for Washington then
for Jetfersoa, and successfully down to James
Buchanan.
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SlIERlFF'S SALE.

Richard Iluyle vs. Norman Cr niall ct al.
BY virtue IF an order of sale to directed and
de ivered from the court of comm p cas- of Wood
county Ohio shall Offer fer sale at The door OF the
court hou.e IN Perryshurg, Ohio on
Saturday Oct. 9th, A. D. 1860,
between the hours of and p m. Of slid day. the
following lands and tenements lying and situate in
" God county aforesaid, and described as the north
east half of the north west quarter of section TWEEN.
ty,ive (25) town seven() range twelve l2) contain
ing eighty acres of Ian |, more or less.
IL IL, Dodge, atty. c. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
Sept f7-2lw5S2 so ....
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

SouooL LIBRARY BooEs.-The books allot-
ted to Wood county by the State commission
er, have been received at the Auditors office
il Perrysburg and are now ready for distr.
button among the several townships of the
county.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

-"Protect as from Negro Equality" was
one of the notices in the Douglas procession
at Toledo on Saturday night laat. We hope
immediate measures may be taken to secure
the passage of a bill for their protection, in
view of the fact that they are so frequently
brought nto contact with negroes, by attend
ing their balls and social gatherings These
"suckers" have fears, no doubt, that the
mlma' Of these nice colored young ladies may
get after them with sharp stick and force
marriage. Ugh Holy horrors Who can
refuse them protection? Will not the be-
nevoent people of Toledo see that active steps
are taken for their protection d?
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

Dickinson & Churchill vs.. lsauc p Thompson.
by virtue of 4 plu. vendi TO me directed and de-
livcred from the court OF common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cause will oer for sale
on Saturday, October 20, 1860
between the hours of II o'clock M and 2 o'clock p
m of said day the door of the court house in Per.
ryshurg, the south half of inlots number three hun
drcC aud eighty nine (3S0l, tour hundred and four
(IO4), and -four hundred and thirteen (4lS) in the
town of PerrysbRrg, Wood county. Ohio.
BaSsett Kent att\s. G. ". NORTON, Sheriff.
September 20, !SG0-20W5$3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
AELgs1 MANHOOD:
,AI1AtsW HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

~-ot the two young minister's on trial. who
were stricken from the list of the English
Wesleyan Conference. one incurred that pen.
atty by jilldng the hiy to whom he had been
engaged,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

ouS GRAHAM Presiding Elder.
Findlly-Ger,ham Lease
Adrlan-J ,scph Good, Richard Biggs.
FostoriR-A, h. Poe.
Fyemont--W Wm. s. Lunt
Arcadia-Dhvid Gray. Il F.. W. Crozier.
McComb-John Sterling, G. W. Morcy.
Fort Seneca--ll. 5. Nickerson, j. T. Bowers,
Shannon--B, Il, Powell | n. kalb,
Bowling Green--lohn \. shannon,
Woodvillo--J Wilcox, Josiah Adams.
pCrryshuru-Jn oh kevtlov
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

The state electionin Iowa, this years 90
ours on the day of the Presidential election,
Nov. 9th, and not in October MS so many pa
pers have careiessly stated.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

The annual election OF the soc ETY. will be
held in Bowling Green, on the Goth inst
The above premiums will be paid there at
that time, or in Perysburg at any time after
said day. j. w. ROSS, Sec.
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Glorious Triulm;p ;pil.

From the best information now at our com
mand, Mr.. Ashley is elected by near 1000
majority. An increase of over 45J votesl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
Corn Shelters

Constantly on hand and for A. manura cturers
Dric $ the No, 20 Prairie orn Shelters.
g. BEACH.
Pcrrysburg, Oct. ll--23m3*
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John Benn,s Estate,

Notice is hereby given that tae uldcrsi gned has
been app united an qualified as lmins rator of The
estate of John B.na deceased, al persons will
govern themselves according to law in such cases
made and provide
EDWIN FULLER, Administrator.
Oct. 9th lSC0-23w3Sl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IN SIMPLICITY OF DESIGN AND
PERFECTION OF wORKM ANsHIP!
UNS URPASSED

Its simplicity in operation is such that child ten
years old can use it with ease, Its several parts be-
ing constructed philosophical principles it is not
liable to get out of order 1t maker strong, elastic
and durable stitch 1t sews from two common spools,
and makes but little noise.
All who contemplate buying, or wish to see the
best Sewing Machine now in use, respectfully in
vited to call on the agent, N ii. CALLARD, in who
Tailor shop it is now in practical operation.
Rs5-Once opposite the Baird House, Perrysburg.
October H. 1S60-23ly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

The Central Ohio Confer ence of III
Nj. E Church have made the following ap-
p' ntmenIs for the Finllay djstrc. for the
ensuing year:
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MARK asES.
Corrected Weekly by Il, II. Miller l. Co.
SALE OF IOWN LOTS AT AUCTION

I am Nulhorized 10 sell At public auction on
Tuesday, Oct. lGlh, 1850,
the following n-lotS aud out.lots o. Perrysburg.
credit OF ten years willb given it des red rde lots
are generally. well located Tor build n purposes:
lu-lots numbers los, 2ll. 2S3, 2l7 257 272. 32l,
Az, 457, ash 4S9, 5lS out lot l7S. Said sale will
he held at my office, HENRY II. ODGE
Sept, 20, .SG0-2OwlSl co Atty o Beatty.
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Ohio all lkighat.

It's estim,ted that the Republican maorit,
in this State will reach at least $4,000.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

-.Garibaldi (wr&es Paris correspondent
had but eight men killed in the conquest OF
the kingdom Ct Naples,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
Pg,lnSylVtspila

Hos gone Republican by $4,000 majority
Indiana by 10000 majority.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
RECEIPTS OF THE ONO STATE
FAIR

The receipts of the Fair during its present
session exceeded those OF last year, being as
follows, including entries
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
CoNaRrssioNAL DlsrnIors:

COSGREssloNAL DIsTmcTs;
Disiricts Districts.
LIST X Egglcston, 18th H. Z. T.. Baber.
ID William NJ. Dickson. 18Th John Beatty.
Sd Frank McWhnney. lith Willard Slocum.
4th John Riley Knox. 18th Joseph Ankcny
9th d. w ". Howard, 10th Edward Ball.
9th John NJ Kellum 17th John A. Davenport.
Nth Nelson Rush 18th VIM. X. Upham.
sth Abraham Thompson. 10th Samuel B. Phlbtick
9th John y. ilnklc. 2o,h q. W. Brooke.
10th Hczekiuh S Bundy, 2lst Norman X. Mackenzie
llth Daniel u. Stewart.
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Total
$4,000

The rain on Thursday interfered greatly
with the attendance at the Fair. But for this
drawback, Thursday would have been the
great day, - Dayton JourRal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET

FOR PRESIDENT,
A BR A II AN LINCOLN,
or ILiiSoIs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

They had jail delivery at Toledo on
Sunday morning last-three of the prisoners
being charged with penitentiary offences.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

hs~ rhe star ~ indicates the holders of premiums
who ARE entitled to tho Ohio Farmer for one year
hS> rhe Dagger (f) indicates the holders Of pre-
miums entitled to the Oiio CHhipatOr for one year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11

roa FRgslDrSrtAL ELECTORS ron STATE At LAHor.
FRBDERlCK HASSAURECK, Of Hamilton.
JOSEPH VI. ROOT, Of Erie.
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lot OF winter apples which were iayorably notcedby
the committee in their report
VEGETABLES.
Z T pennywell. lst on peppers SOC
Jas Dunapace, LIT On carrots 5Oc
same lst peas soc
lst ON onions 5Oc
John Bates, lst on Lima beans soc
II l. Wood Iuashes soc
G Deal lst ON turnips 50c
w Ross lst potatoes sue
Abncr Brown, lst on radshes soc
JOS Brownsbergor, lst on tomatoes soc
G W Smith, lSi on cabbage 80,
jacob lluford, lst on pumpk ins soc
G GOUdale, lst ON bectS soc
same lst on lettuce 50c
Jas Dunapacc, lst on display ofvegctablos COZ
MECHANICAL. MISCELLANEOUS, &C.
Abner Brown, LIST ON table eO
same lst on bedstead 90
Myers, lst on cultiva.or Ou
same LIST on buggy 2 OO1
Smith, lst on Hour barrel +
Jerome Murray, portrait picture 90
Jacob Sleght, double harness 90
Miss Ann Fow Ter, lst on lady's bonnet 90
Miss Mary Wood, lst on pair worked slippers so
Miss Emma Fox, LIST on lldy'ss&irt 50
same lst on bed quilt 90
Miss ii llurlbur!, lst on display worsted work 90
Mrs Ohm Powers LIST on dis lay needle work, 90
Mrs John Bates, lst on pair wOOlcn blankets | 90
same lst on lncn table cloth so
Mrs Lee Moore, lst on rag carpet 90
same lst Oh wooden socks so
same LIST wooden yarn so
same lst on cheese OOt
Mrs A Bradley, lst ON stockings so
JOS Brownsberger lst strawberry plants 80
f PennywGl canned fruit so
Miss Dorcas Brown, lst On loaf of bread 90
Jas Van Gurder LIST on plow = O0t
Mrs Brown, LIST on butter | OOt
John Bates honey l OOt
I PcnnyweIl, lst on poultry
aud Powers, I'd on do
ns~ rho star ~ indicates the holders of premiums
who are entitled to tho Ohio Fdrmer for one year
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11
Disunion in Congress.

One of the most marked features of the
present struggle for the organization of the
House of Representatives at Washington is
the'entire unanimiLy, in the expression of
the Southern Democracy, that they intend
dissolving the Union in case the power OF
the Government should pass from the hands
of a pro-slavery t. those of an anti-slavery
Administration, and the acquiescence of
their Northern allies. Nearly every South
ern Democrat on the floor of the House has
boldly advocated secession in case Re-
publican President should be constitution
ally elected-and many of them have also
declared that the election of Republican
candidate for Speaker would be sufficient
cause for such dissolution. The Democrat
ic candidates for Speaker who have receiv-
ed the highest number of votes-including
those of the Northern and Western Demo
crats-have been avoUed disuntonists. And
forty -one members of the same party have
deliberately entered into sOr;tte1a agreement
to resist by all means in their power all Or
ganization of the House until such time as
a majority of the members shall consent to
vote for Southern Disunionist for Speaker.
They openly declare that they much prefer
the present disorganization and chaos to or
ganization, as it tends to weaken the Union,
which they have determined to destroy. And
these infamous sentiments are applauded and
upheld by the President and his Cabinet,
Senator's Douglas, Iverson, Davis and 9th
ers. The Disunionists have practically the
control of this Government, and they are
determined to either keep it or destroy the
Government itself. No matter that public
creditors are clammoring at the doors OF
Congress for their long withheld and justly
earned dues-no matter that trade and COM
merce need protecting legislation; that State
stands rapping for admission into the Confed-
eracy that Western Territories are asking
for organization for the protection of the lives
and property of their inhabitants; no mat
ter for all these things. Of infinite prefer
ence to them all, and also to the Union it
self, is the extension and protection of hu
man slavery.
These matters are no longer farcical, they
have deepened into tragedy. Disunion Is
proclaimed in the halls of our National Leg
islation, and treason raises its head defiant
ly beneath the very arches of the Federal
Capitol. These things should be rebuked
before it is too late.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11

Now Is THE Tn6E.-The time for transpiantng
trees and shrubbery is fast approaching indeed
it is time now to attend to setting out shade trees
in our streets and we do hope that all who have
erected dwellings, and those who intend to build.
and have decided upon their location, viii set 10
work in earnest, and transplant few of our forest
trees along the sides of the streets in front Of their
lots. They will, in a short time, add much to the
beauty of the town. to the pleasure of Its inhabit
ants and TO the value of the lots along which they
may stand. 1t cannot be expected that much can
be done in the way of adjoining yards with shrubs
and flowers until lots are broken up. fenced, and
otherwise prepared for them but we have young
trees in forests that do not require this pepar
ration of the soil to secure their growth las for
instance, Elm, blackberry, Honey Locust, Coffee,
de-. all of which make handsome shade trees, the
Elm, perhaps, being preferable, on account of it,
more rapid growth, and its more majestic appear
ance when it shall have attained few years
growth. No one who has ever visited the " City
of Elms"- New Haven, Conn., could fail to sd-
mire the beauty and grandeur of those venerable
Films, planted, perhaps century ago. and bless
the hand that done so noble work. Future gen.
eraions viii do the same by US. Shall we not go
| to work at once