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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-26
NOrICE

NUTIOE.
Court of Common Pleas of Wood County, o.
Samuel Jacobs. plaintiff VS. Elizabeth Jacobs def't.
Elizabeth Jacobs, whose residence is to the plain
tiff unknown, is notified that Samuel Jacobs did, OF
the 18th day of March, 1880 file his petition in the
Office of the cerlo If the court ofcommon pleas with
in and for the county Of Wood and state of Ohio
charging The said Elizabeth Jacobs with adultery
with one Benjamin Emch ,audhsking that he may be
divorced from the said Elizabeth Jacobs, which pc
titon stands for hearing at the next term of said
court. SAML JACOBS,
BY F. & D. X. Uollenbeck, his attys.
DATED this 18th dav of Nlrch. lS60--4Gw 81 80.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that there viii be pc.
~ titon presented 10 tho eouaty commissioner,
Nt their next session, praying for a county roa,
commencing &C the quarter post between secs TWEEN
ty.nine and thirty (2S aud 3O) In the Roersvie and
Portage Free Turnpike Road in twp, five (5l rang,
twelve Q9l east, thence running south ON said sec
to line 70 the Township line and there terminate
RICHARD DlMOCK, Petitioner,
April 2j--Slw4~
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ E@J JANUARY I,Is6O.
.

Cash for Timothy and Clover seedt
"ANTED!--60 900 bushels of good, clear TIM.
w OTHY SEED and 900 bushels CLOVER fo,.
which we are paying the highest pri ice in CASH. -
lfsent to us by Railroad, we will remit the mo-.
ey by mail or Express. Ii PHILLIPS & co. -.
Ioiedo seed Store and gricnitural Ware House.
bS Summit Street Toledo.
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NnIic,

y appointed and qualified al ninistratrix fthe es
late of J. r. lhsher, late of Wood CO., deceased.
Apr, 70 3lWjt MINERVA LuSHER,
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ri A. IIIGaINs, Editor.
Ts,c Laws.

We have gone to considerable extra expense
in order to lay the laws bcfote our readers m ono
sheet, and that at an early day. 1t VIII I'o'e
,ho columns Of the Journal open Tor more ihff
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A Very ObiiVlOus Pay
ing "a Democratic Editor Out Of
the PoOiic Treasury.
Mr.. Oovode's Investigating Committee is de-
veloping some curious facts. The latest is the
total inability Of Mr.. Buchauans editor of the
PhilOdelphia Pennsylpaaiam, aud connection
OF J. B.'s by marriage, to remember eertan mat
ters connected with lis daily walk aud con-
versatOn." For nstunce--he testified that he
was holding cIerkShp in the PhiladcIp phia Gus
tom House a an unnudfsOlafy OF $l200; but was
entirely unable to soy whether he occupied All
office in the custom house builJing--bow much
labor hc Performed Os clerk, or whether he
performed uny--and could not tell why his name
was not entered on The daily register like other
clerks, or how IL came to, be omitted from the
blue book. Strange to say, lie did remember
that he was now h,l,ling the cerkship and draw
ing the sulary OF S200. The testimony es,ob
iished the fact that $1,000 OF the public money
Is paid To Buchsnan's relative lOr The purpose oil
sustaining party organ and that no services
alo required or expected from him other than
those which he nders Us party editor. Is II
ut all strange that Mr, Buchanan should finch
AT the investigation, aud should scold the Hous,
Ior presumng 10 take measures Tor disclosing The
frauds aud bribcries which huIc disgruc,d hi
administration
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the nc xt meeting
" OF the county commissioners of Wood county
lay out grant and srvey a county road as oows, to
wit; Comm encing at q point immediate north Of
where John Coen'g house now stands running west
on or near the line between sections ten and three
town five north. of range ten east ill It nersc cts
the llancock and Milton vile Free Pike, and there
terminate. MANY CITIZENS
AUgil rs. 1ScO-5Iwlr
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DAYTON & MICHIGAN r. r
10 s5ss.as73 ;ll'..ll,3

AS ~ is
Short Line to CINCINNATI, Dayton, Indiana
~poliS a louisville.
On and after Monday, April 10th, two Trains will
leave Toledo daily arrival of trains from Detroit
Jackson and Michigan Southern Railroads; at
i0:30 A. Nj Arriving at Dayton at $3.50 p. NJ. and
Cincincinnati al $500 Am.
1880 Il. M arriving in Dayton at $50 A. M,
and Cincinnati at 800 A. NJ, ..f
Time from Detroit to Cincinnati. IL hours and 10
minutes each train Connecting at Lima with trains
on the Pittsburg, TT. Wayne Chicago Railroad for
Crestns Pittsburg. Philadelphia and south eastern
points. Connecting at sidney wi h Grains on the
Bseiontaine train for Indianapolis aud the south.
west, aud at Piqua and Dayton for Columbus
No ehaHgs Of cars bstesen Toledo aad Ciacmaati,
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
For tickets, apply at the ticket office of the Michi-
gar. southern Company,
Freight trains leave Dcpos of Mich. Sou. r. II. Co.
at Detroit at ~ NJ Toledo at 800 A. NJ; and arrive
at Cincinnati at 4; 100 NJ, Time al fours from De.
troit. No transhipment between Detroit and Gin
cinuatL
R.M, SHOEMAKER Supt Dayton.
NJ SHOEMAKER, Genl Agent, Toledo.
April Is, tS60.--4L
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SheriG's Sale.

5. II. Ransom Co. VS., George w. Brown ct al.
pG virue ofa alias order OF sale to me dir eotsd
~ ane delivered in the above case from the Wood
court of common pleas / will offer for sale nj ,ba
door of The court house in Perrysburg on ~ -
Saturday. April 2Sth 1860,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock p
NJ of said day, in-lots number G49, 672 339 and 81
feet oil the alley end ofinlot number in the town
of ofPerrysburg, in Wood county, Ohio. ~.
G. W. NORTON, sh'G Wood Co.
James Murray, atty of pltf.
March %. 1SGO--tGw6S2 70 aa
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ROAD NOTICE.

NUAD NUTICE. y '7
NOTICE is hereby given TO the non residents In
~ Wood County, Ohio, owning lands through or
along which the following road passes. that the
viewers and surveyor will meet at the house W. H.
Chapman on the 25th day ofApril, A. D. 1860, and
then proceed to view and lay out the following Dad
commencing at the north east corner of section 36
in town noi tn. range east thence south on said
section line to the southeast corner of section on
in TO wn four north, oFrange 0 east. N ,
SAMUEL S. CLARK, Petitioner.
March %, lS60-4Gw4Sl ~ -
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"A new gold field has lately been discovered
in the fsr'of island of New Zealand. which bids
fsiJ 10 be Vue VI the richest in the world
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Sherin,s SAID.

William johnson vs.. David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue of an alias yendi execution me directs
ID ed and delivered from Wood, Ohio, commoM
pleas, in the above entitled case win offer for sale
at the door of The court house in Petersburg, on
Saturday. April %. 1900, p" Z
between the hours of IL clock NJ. and o'clock
ofsaid day. in.lots in Perrysburg, No. $751; Ss2 6s7
1885, 7S0, ass, 500 sal 500, sSs, s?i s?s, s2s, si7
S4s, S4s, $50. S7l 372 37S. S74 800, S91 $685. ans.
AGO. 42, 422, 44S, 44i 4i5 44s. 4s7, 46s, 46s 47O,
t9l 492, 493. 494. 5l6 5l6 5lT 5l8. $50, 540 64l,
6t2, 563, 564 sos SOC. gSS, 695 6sS, 66s, ToO 1l9
III. 724, 74l 74e 700. l4s. 252. 253, 2T6 275 277
27s 4i2, 53s, st3, sea- 567 5Gs $50, 6l2 sls, 6a6,
north half 202, 2OT. CIV. NORTON, sheTiA.
James Murray, atty.
March %, ,lS5Q--sew6sS rs
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I'VE htul like to know how old Browii-
low accounts for the maj rity in all the States
South, except Msrylund, being Democratic
viii his boosted Opposition purity are in such
a mser, bic and hateful mino.ity.-- Dem. Blade
"ol Brownlow " has to say in response, in
the Language of that good old hymn:
Broad is the road that leads to death,
Ard thousands walk together there's
but wisdom shows narrow path,
With here and there n traveller"
iBroWnlops Whig
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S y Rim c. GOOD 5
FOR
THE MILLION II


Il. Re MILLER & co.
WoCLD respectfully inform the world
at large, and Wood County in particu-
lar, that they are now receiving the
most complete and largest Stock of
Spring Goods ever sold son the Mau-
mee." Come and examine our goods
and learn our prices we will guaran-
tee you perfect satisfaction.
Full Particulars will be given short
ly. IL the meantime call and satisfy
your curiosity.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DTIENI 7 7 > OhDE.
Wood County. o., Court of Common Pleas.
l.. q. RdWsOD, plaintiff. VS.. Ruben Sawyer ct al,
defendants.
u Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from said court in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, said county. on
Saturday, the Goth day ofAlay, 1860,
at the hour OF o'clock p. NJ. of that dny the fol.
lowing lanes and tcncments to wit: The east hal
of out lotwo hundred and fifty three 2j3) new sur
yey, in the town of Perrysburg aforesaid; also the
west half ofsaid out.lot, containing seventy acres
in each piece, more or less.
9. W. NORTON, shift Wood CO., O.
S.Jenerson, pl'fs att',,
Anril "a lS6g-5lw5S1
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SHERlFFS SALE.
Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
Isaac j. Allen VS. Thomas NJ. p. Whitlcck.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered from said court, in the above entitled
cause will offer at public sale the door of th e
court house in perrysburg said county, Satur-
pril 2Sth, 500, between the hours of IL O'Clock
and3 o'clock p, Of said day the following lands
TO wit: Thee Sc / sec 81, town north, range IL
east. containing so acres. G. w. N0RTON,ShH
/. J. Allen, Pro Per.
March %, lS6p--46wGS2 80
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Administrators Sale.

Samuel j ohnson, adm'I, VS., Price Clough ct al
} virtue OF an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered in the above case from Wood court Of
common pleas, will offer for sue al the door of the
court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, April 2sth. 1860
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and O'clock p
NJ of said day. lots number 81 SO and 81 In tho town
Of Portage, Wood county. Ohio. fr -
SAMUEL JOHNSON, adm,r-
James Murray, atty ofadm'r. "-''i
March %, lSGO-4Gw6S2 SO
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A Chair Maker and Cabinet Maker
Wanted!

Iw'sh to employa good Chair Maker, also good
Cabinet Maker, and such workmen can have perma-
nent employment at fair rates. WM CROOK, Jr.
April 10, lS6O--50tf
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II! DEATH ~!
To Every Form and Species of
" eP nm i m.


To Every Form and Species of
Yer I'm i n.
"CosTAns"
"CosrARs' Rat Roach, &C., Extcrminator
" "CusTAR's"
"CosrARs" Bed-Bug Exterminator.
"CugrARS"
"CosrARs" Electric Pow der for lns ects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats II Oachus-N Moles--Ground Mice Bed
Bugs Ants Moths Mosquitoes Flcas- Insects on
Plants Insects on Animals, &C., &c.in short, eve
ry form and species of
SERW MIN.
10 years established In New York City used by the
City Post Olcc- the City Prisons and Station fTous
cs--the City Steamers, Ships &c. the City Hotels
Astor, st. NChotls &c. and ny more than 20 600
private families.
ffg~ Druggists aiil Retailers everywhere sell them.
nS~ Wholesale Agents III all tho large cities.
fg Regul sizes 2jc. SOC. boxes, bOttleslusks
.cfJ- !! !Bewarc! OF spurious limitations. Examine
each bottlc,b aud flask and take nothing but
"Costars."
ny-S1 90 boxes sent by mail.
nJ- So & s. boxes for Plantations, Hotels &C., by
Express.
fsY~ Address orders or for "Circuar to Dealers"
HENRY II. COSrAK,
Principal Depot 4lh Broadway, N Y
For sale by PECK HAMILTON, Perrysburg
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IISOH AITVH, HW J.
'tarch %, lS50-46wG$3 %

ENeCutOr'S SNIes
William Fearnside, EXr, VS. John McMahan ct al
ID virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
I'D delivered in the above case from the court of
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, | will offer
for sale at the door of the court house in Perry
burg, on
Saturday, April 2sth, 1850,
between the hours of o'clock NJ. and O'Clock p.
NJ of SAID day, lots number l00 l3l. 1872 l4l. l42.
in Dewitt's addition to the town of Portage, Wood
Co.,O WIN. FEARNSIDE,
EXr. of John Astling.
James Murray, atty of ex'r.
Mlrch %. lSEn-4GMGS2 So
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ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that "a petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood coun-
~, Ohio. at their next cssion asking for the estab-
lshment of u county road commencing at the Mil
tonylle Hancock Free Turnpike Road at the cor
uer of Sec 33, T 5. IL. 10. thence west along said
line and of sec. 81 to plot of ground occupied BY
the Tontogany school house, thence southwest un.
til it intersects the Green Encampment Road, and
there terminate. A. HUFF,
JOHN MCOMB.
April 2G-51w4+
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Some time ago Heb Kimblll was ecturing
some missionaries who were preparing to start
out on foreign missions, in the Tabernacle, aud
said to them :" Brethren. want YOU to under
stand that it is not to be as it has b en- hereto
fore. The brother missionaries have been in the
sabit of picking out the prcttiest women for
themselves before they get hcre and bringing
bling them all here before taking any of them,
and let us all have II fair Shdhe." The old rep.
rebate then had at>least score of women that
he called wives.
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,,c,,,v OF ,l.c Public works.

cs,inc rrnding natter
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ROAD NOTICE.

April "a, 2sGo--iima
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

J. F. Price, atty.
Mnreh 20. lAGn-A7S2 3h
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
Terrible Explosion at Plttsburg.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.

PITTsBURe, September 24.-One Of the
most appalling calamities that ever occurred
here took place at one o'clock this afternoon.
A boiler in the marble-works of w. W.
Wallace exploded, killing several men and
wounding many more. The boiler passed
through the building, reducing the back
part to a heap Of ruins, striking the front of
Robert Barker's clothing store, on the OPP
posite side Of Liberty-street, killing the pro-
prietor, who was standing at his door. His
head was nearly taken off. The boiler then
passed through the rear wall of the store
into Swartz's lager-beer hall, which it nearly
demolished killing a German named Will
pefer who was in the saloon.
The boiler landed in the Presbyterian
graveyard, back of the hall, after having
passed through four walls. The men in the
works, ten or twelve in number, were all
supposed to be in the ruins.
The following are among the killed. Robt.
Burke, ]. X. Hamilton, VIM. Agnew, John
McCutcheon, Jas. McCutcheon Thomas Nc
Dermott, Vim. Burke, Jas. Laflerty and VIM.
Mcclellan.
The Coroner will hold an inquest to-mor-
row morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

BURGLARY IN FoURTH-sTREET-DsSpe
Leap of The Burglar and his Subsequent Ar
rest.-On Sunday morning, about half-past
two O'clock, E. A. Thompson, Esq, who re-
sides at the corner of Fourth aud Broadway,
was aroused by noise of some sort, and, as
the gas was burning dimly in the room, he
discovered man in the act of examining
his pantaoons pockets. He Immediately
rushed toward the intruder, who ran out Of
the room and leaped from back porch,
upon which he had climbed by means ofa
ladder and thus effected an entrance into
the house, into the rear yard, and thus made
his escape, carrying the pantaloons with
him. .l-... l-...s
Information ofthe fact was given to some
policemen, and they, from some eircum1,
stances related 10 them by their coHtTreS,
were lead to suspect man named George
@. Wilson, who boards at the corner of Sixth
and Sycamore, and was seen TO enter that
building shortly after the burglary had been
committed. He was arraigled before Judge
Lowe, yesterday morning, and committed,
in default Of bail in the sum Of 81 900, to
await an examination, which viii take place
this morning. Mr.. Thompson recovered his
pantaloons, which were found in a stone
yard at the rear Of his residence, minus $l00,
and we understand, identified the prisoner
as the man whom lie discovered in his room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

TIE DOUGLAS RECBPTIoN-Line Of March.
The Presidents of the Douglas Clubs Of the
several wards of the city met at Hannan's
Hall last evening for the purpose of perfect
ing the arrangements for the procession, on
the occasion Of the reception of the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas in this city tomorrow
evening. Col. Frank Linck presided, and E.
W. Wheelock was appointed Secretary.
The following Marshals were appointed,
and the annexed route agreed upon: General
Enyart, % t. j. ]. Dobmeyer, DS. MuserOft, S. j.
McGrOarty.
The procession will march south on Vine
to Front; east on Front to Broadway; north
on Broadway to Fourth; west on Fourth to
Race; north on Race to Twelfth; east on
Twelfth to Main; south on Main TO Court
street Market-space, where Judge Douglas
will address the meeting.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25
CONVICTION NEWS.

CIRoUIT CoURT.-No business of a criminal
character was TRANSACTED, and 1eS civil cases were
disposed Of, in the Circuit Court, yesterday. The
Grand Jury returned Indictments against ". r..
Drew, J. Ebbs, j. NJ, Ransom, X, HALEY, M. Gro
gan and ID MOOar, for illegal voting, and the bail
for each fixed at SOO In this list will be seen
the names a some Of our most pectable citizens,
and who have long been voting here, but who, on
account Of a change in the boundaries Of the pre-
cincts, were msled as to the right polls. Of course
aoiles will be entered in their cases
SPECIAL ELECTIoH.--A special election for
President ufthe City Council 70 fill the vacancy
casioned by the res gnatiOn Of Hon. John A. GoOdsOn
will be he tO-morr6w. The following is list Of the
Judges IN each Ward;
First WSrd-J. Sparrow, Dan. soville and R. II
Ball. ...L ....r.-
Second ward-Isaac Cooper, J. R. Stewart aud
Third ward-A. r. Hughes, J, II. Perkins and
Alex. James. .tf .-
Fourth Ward-Jas. Dawson, J. M. Bowen and H
Overman. -..| l. -. u
Filth Wsrd-J. W. Campbell ]. O. Howard ant
II Schultz. .-r
seventh wmd-Lowis Roach, D. Grimm and j. NJ
Efahpr.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

MALICIOUS SHOOTING IN THE FOURTH WARD
Escape of the Desperate and his Redrrest.-
A fellow named Lewis Lambert was ar
raigned before Judge Lowe, yesterday morn
ing, ON a charge Of shooting with intent to
ence of LIQUOR, on Saturday night, he fired
his pistol into a crowd, the ball striking one
Patrick Doyle, and wounding him quite Sc
verely in the leg. Lambert was therefore
arrested and committed for examination to-
morrow in default of bail in the sum of
81, 900; but while on his way to prison, in
company with Officer Duyer, he managed to
escape. The policeman immediately gave
chase, however, and succeeded in overtaking
the desperate after pursuit of eight or ten
squares, and, after a desperate resistance,
overpowered and confined him in the County
Jail,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

WASHINGTON, September 24.-Capt. Ma
gruder has, it is said, been appointed Chief
of the Bureau of Ordinance and Hydro
graphy, in place of Capt. Ingraham, de-
tached to command the steam-sloop Rich
nond.
Mr.. Glossbronner has accepted the Presi-
dents tender to become his Private Secre-
tary.
D. D. Gray has appointed Postmaster at
Bellows Falls, Vt, Uice Atkins, who was re-
moved tor other than political causes.
The New Orleans PicGyune of Friday, un-
derstands that letters of the highest au-
tbority have been received in New Orleans
from Havana, which leave no room to
doubt that something serious is pending be-
tween Spain and Morocco. They assert
positively that an expedition of not less
than 10000 men is actually being fitted out
at Havana for Vera Cruz.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

RooKLAND, Me-, September 24.-The
schooner Neptuaee Bride, returning from a
successful cruise to the eastward, was caught
in the storm of Thursday last, at about ten
o'clock p NJ, and ran on Malcom's ledge.
The captain and eleven hands were lost in
the surf in attempting to land in a boat
Two men were lett aboard the vessel which
bilged in an hour, filled, and worked off into
deep water. The men then took to the
masts-one was washed off and drowned
early in the morning.
The survivor, Joseph Marsh, of Gloucester,
was taken off at five p. NJ. on Friday.
1t is reported here to-day that one of the
twelve men capsized in the surf regaiued the
boat, and was picked up and taken to Isle
ou-HOut