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THE SARANACS AND RACKET.

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DAY e BRO,
Wholesale GfOCers,
NO. io5 MAIN.sT..

KEOKUK, K,...............-.. .................1OWA
A RE In receiptof
II 500 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. German Soap,
80 - Fancy Toilet Soap
50 doz. extra wirehandled brooms
SO bxs. assorted Candy,
100 Fancy Candies
3s0 reams Writing Paper,
20 600 Envelopes,
2500e assorted Cigars,
2500a Havana 6's q
500 Tbs. Indigo,
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O0kegs Bicarb Soda,
5tcs. Rice,
900 bxs Assort cd Class,
500 Cotton Yarn,
200 gross Matches,
200 reams wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock Of the various articles OF
Groceries which We offer At the very lowest figure.
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Hides ,Furs, Pcls, Feathers, Eeeswsx, and such
articles 81 produce ms preserve their nature in
transportation.
Septl2d
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kIOKUk
Shirt ana Corset Manufact cYy,
Thsra.&s.. bet. usfa n Johu son
X EOK Uk ....-...t0 t0WA.
SsuIkls. cUksEIs, EhAIEs, SAINT SUP.
- PORTERS, a., kept on hand. and made to
der on the shortest notice, and warranted 10 hi,
exchanged.
1entlenon and Ladies' under-wear made up to
order.
deltlemen' Is Linen altered and repaired.
Stamping, pinking, Machine Stitching, &c.
Oct9d Mas. SHEPHERD.
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BANNING HOUSE OF
q n o R q O. A ID Y ss o n 4 @ q.
IF HAVE this day admitted AZ = partner in the
Bxnkin x Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
bccn my teller for the last six years). The busi-
ness, thereafter, ,wiIlbs conducted under the 6rm
sndstyle of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one af the oldest banking Houses IL not
the oldest in Iowa the new firm soicits sontin-
Of former patron ge liber ally extended 60
thescniorpartner.
fhuy witfmEkC collections and remit. less tx
change .on the day VI payment, free Of charge.
Their references are a. formerly ty senior part
ner via
RKpRRKHcEs.
Park Bank, N. Y.
Ninsiow, Lsnier Co., BANK ers,N.f.
kdward N.ciark i Co., Phi iadeiphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
clapp, Fuller d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 4 dslrckc Chicago.
Mech anics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers nApesit HAnk rRitssbaaeh.
Kramer RahM, bankers,
Gilmore 4 Brotherton =. Cincinnati.
A.. D. HINT Co., Louisviitc.
State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
keokuk ,J~n. IS. uEO.C. ANDERSON
jan5d
wa. THokPsor. y. ". sAfLxr
WM. THO MPSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner oT MAIN ana Secsna xts..
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Au LIVERY STABLE! -

on Eirst-st.. bet. Main X johnson.
IL 0kaES, BUhGIES and CARRIAGES of the
best class always ready for hire.
Horses hoardedby the day or week, at prices to
suit the timae.
Transfer Il asfomers accom- III odnted.
OrleTs T.. she Omnibus t. to and frem the
Railroads ana % a.mboafs ieit at the Stable the
st. Charles Hotsl, will be promptly attended 10.
declOd N.NAN0ks DAL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-13
Ditch V,pttinp.

Notice is hereby given that on urday, the 18th
dayof October next at the house Of I . webb. in
Troy township viii let TO the lowest bidder in sep
a'ate sections, the making of the drain or water
course known as ditch No. g. commencing in road
tract number 80 oftte Maumee and Western Reserve
road lands, thence northeasery said lot 80
And lots 3d. Sc 81, 60. the northwest of sec
ton H. thence across the southeast of
ton 2 thence across section ina northeast direo
east, where at to terminate. The work comprises 64
sections OF 40 rods each and the width OF the uran
at bottom as follows, to wit: rom statiou 8 to II
five feet, from station II to 80 six feet from staion
80 to 50 eight feet, and from station SO to the end
feet Bank slopes II base to | vertical. The cut.
tngs to be made in accordance with the profile and
plat OF the engineer in charge of the work and the
whole completed by the 18th day of September 1861
Plan and speclf ,ations of the work and conditions
of sale will be exhibited and made known on the dal
OF sale. Sale to commence mt 1 o'clock A. NJ.
OLSON SMITH, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood CO.. o.
Perrysburg, Sept. 10. 1860 -19wl$3
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Arranged between the Douga, and the
know nothing parties, seems to be about
this In the South the Douglasites. head, d
By the little sucker 'himself are to labor to
divide the democratic strength, and thus
throw the election into the han is of the know
nothings; while in the North the know moth
iugs, or Bell men as they cali themselves
headed by Bell the kuow-nothing candidate,
are to labor to divide the Republican party,
and thus give the "suckers" the free states
la case they both secure enough votes TO car
ry the election to the House, then the spos
are to be divided even. We are much mis-
taken in the good sense of the American peo
pie il this know nothing slave code mess is
not left entirely outside the ring. "You tick
lie me and III tickle YOU" is the game.
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Legal Notice.

Cyrepa Wallace Pl'f, VS.. Winfield Scott William
Scott. JOsephene Scott, ct al. Dcfts
The said defendants heirs at law of James Scott of
Ohio, are hereby notified that plaintiff did the
Sth day ofSeptember A. D. lS6e, file her petiti on
against them and others in the Office OF The Ilerk OF
said Court which among other things set forth Lat
the said James Scott in his life tins the 10th day
81 June, a. y. 1870 undertook sell and oonycy by
a Narrentee deed to Henry otto also let cIscd
\ vlurple con lcrlti1n, then agreed upOl and paid
by the said Otto the south west quarter "f the south
east quarter o noh east quarter Of ion nine
of township three, north OF range eleven east con
tanning ten acres: ANA did execute acknowledge aud
deliver Wtrre I e deed inthh ling 20 convey tn e
same, bat that in said deed the said land was dis
cribtd as in the south west quarter of SAID section
Instead of the northeast quarter and thai before the
discovery and correction of said mistake. the said
James scott and Henry Otto deceased and that the
plaintiff bee nme the purchaser Of said ten ncres at
the administrators sale Of the realty of said Otto duly
m ade, aud that the said Otto during his life time aud
the said plaiutif subsequent the said almnisra-
tors sale held possession ot, occupied and improved
the same, aHd that the object and prayer of said pc
titt ion is To obtain correction Uf said, and from
| Scott to Otto.
Descendants viii answer said petition on or b. 20 re
the third Saturday after October 22d. A y. 1850 OF
the same will he taken confessed and ud gmvut ia
! ken accordingly. CIRENA WALLACE.
By jefferson 4 Colyer. her atl'ls. lgw6S4 80
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VIM. L. NnnCCN,

To whom Douglas gave an entertainment be.
tween the Charleston and Baltimore Couven
tons, and to whom he offered the nomination
for Vice President on the rump ticket
is announced to come N>rth on a stumpinu
tour for Breckenridge. He is said to be tn,
most effective speaker in the South. and II
was in view of this fact that the "lit,le suck
er" tried to get him to consent to swallow
the pop. SOW. dose, The authority for the
above statement is o. j, Wise, OF Virginia
who gave publicity 90 the fact in a seech be
fore large audience in Metropolitan Hall
at Richmond Va, Sept. 9th,
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Ditch u,ptfinU


Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th day of c.
tober next, Mt the house of j. Cook in the town OF
Portage, will let to the lowest bidder in separate
sections, the making OF the drain or water course
known as ditch No. 10, commencing at the stone
pond IN section 20, Plain township. thence southerk
3s rods thence west 80 rods thence south one milr
to the line between Liberty and Plain townships:
thence south one mile to the Milton and " ontgome-
ry free turnpike road. thence east down the north
side Oi road 2l0 rods thence south about 80 rods
thence The line of the old ditch to Portage and
there to terminate. The last named ditch to he cut
wo feet below its present bottom. The work il di.
yidcd into twenty sections of hundred feet
each, and the width OF the at the bottom as fol
lows, wit: From station 0 to % two and one-hall
fect from station " to station "a three feet ON
station - to station 3l three and half feet; FROM
station 81 TO station 10 our feet bottom md from
the .tation last named 10 the end six feet bo, A.
Bank slopes and one half ba,e to vertical -
The cuttings be made in accordance with the pro
file and plat of the engineer in charge of the work
and the whole completed by the 10th of September,
1861. s.. .... .... ."
The plan and specifications of the work. and con
ditions win be exhibited and made known on the
day of sale. Sale to commence Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
.... ADDISON SMITH, Co. Auditor,
Auditors 0hice, Wood CO.. %.
perrVSburU, Sent. 10, 1SG0-1gw249 g5
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The "little sucker" offered in the u S
Senate, with the hope of drumming up SouJh
ern votes, seems to be working the wrong
way in that latitude. The value placed up
on the suckers pretended friendship an zeal
for the South, by Souhemers may be
Judged by the sequel. The great majority
of them are for Brecknridge and Lane, and
go in for suppressing Douglas incendarism.
Even Johnson is not allowed to "erupt" in his
own native State at will. His former friends
break up his meetings with shouts for Breck-
inridge. Guillotin was beheaded by his own
instrument to suppress free speech, though
not legalized by Congress, is pointed directly
at his vitals by his Southern brethren.
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and has proved himself the greatest agitaor OF
that subject Of any other man in the United
States.
Because, his pas, record proves that If he
was elected President he would be tool to
be used for sinister purposes by Imen Of as
tricky capacity as himself, TO better their own
fortunes q. the expense Of the public treasury
Because, if elected, he would oct the Con.
stitution and the laws of the fathers Of The
revolution at defiance, and set up his own
will over them, under the pretense he had
found law (pop, SOY. superior to both,
and they must therefore yield.
Because, when his friends perceived The
honor and popularity attached to "IIones'
Old Abe" because of having sprung from
the ranks Of laborers, they attempt 10 deiud
the people by passing off Douglas ss a cab
met maker, when the whole trick Is proven
to be as great a humbuy as his pop. GOV.
Becauce, he last winter in the Senate,
brought up anew "Sedition Law" scheme,
by which he proposed nuzzns the press
throughout the free states, on the sub ject OF
Slavery. He said the object of the Republ
can party was eternal warfare upon the in.
stitulon of American slavery, and by conyic-
lions and Indictments his policy was to pu,
down the liberty of The press.
Because, he endorsed Virginia gentle.
mans work, citled Helpers Impending Cri.
sis Dissected," which declares the "South in
favor of disuniln in certain contingencies, ,"
and DO 'sts Of the "Armories W in the South
to defeat all efforts to settle end organize the
territories under the northern oystem Of free
labor. The author Of the book is Wolf-an
account of which was published short time
! sSnce in the Joarncl.
Because, he hoasted in the Senate of the
United States, last May, that his principle o.
pop. SOW. had given to slavery tract OF terri
tory FIVE times as largo as the State of New
York, or a degree and half more than they
ever askel for.
Because in New York and other states
the Know nolhin.s and the Dougasitcs have
united together in one common brotherhood
thus desiring, not only to convert the ns-
ton into slave o'garchy, but TO dlsfranchis,
our foreign born citizens and deprive them
fromsexercising the rights of American Ci.i-
zenship.
Because, he and his friends are promising
all sorts of rights and privileges for pop sov
aud then s,y every branch of tn, federal
government must. if necessary, be brought
into requis,ion TO enforce the decision of III,
Supreme Court
The foregoing are a few of our reasons fer
opposing S. A. Douglas. Next week W,
shall offer fewreasons for supporting "Hon
est Old Abe
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APPALLING DISASTER ON LAKE
MICHIGANl
SINKING OF THE STEAMER LADY EL-
~ pr ~ GINI - WA
Nearly 400 Lives Losti


Chicago, S.pt 8,--The steamer Lady e.
gin, of the LakeSuperior line, which left here
last night, was run into by the schooner Au.
gusta, off Waukegan, at half past two o'clock
this morning, striking her abaft the wheel,
The steamer sunk twenty minutes afterward
in three hundred feet water. Only seven
teen persons are known to be saved, inclu-
ding the clerk, steward, and porter.
There were between three hundred and fif-
~ and four hundred ersons on board, among
whom we're the Black Ysgeis and Rifles, and
several fire companies from Milwaukee, v be
we're on visit 10 this city, .EEs
Col. Lumsden, Of the New Orleans Pic
ayure, and family, also on board, are sup
posed to be lost ..r. ...,f .....
Al the tine of the accident the schooner
was sailing at the rate Of eleven miles an
hour. . ....H. H..... ..,
The son Of the proprietor Of the London
News was also cn board and supposed TO be
lost v
The books and papers were all lot. AZ.
ter the collision the steamer h)ated south to
Winetaka, where she sunk.
CHICAGO, SPIT 9-Eo accurate list o.
persons aboard has been given, but the fol.
towing estimate is nearly correct
n
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Con I'm iSsiOMcr's Report.

For some time past various reports have
been in circulation concerning the condition
of the Wood County Treasury Some o
these were extravagant in the extreme, Will,
others. no doubt were properly based upon {
report of progress" made by James Ross
Esq, to the Probate Court. From this th,
Douglas concern at Toledo, together with q
few office seekers of alike ilk in and about
Perrysburg, have been trying to make politi
cal capital. So far as the Toledo Times i,
concerned, its unscrupulous. defense of tn,
plunderng of its own country treasury by the
leaders of its own party, is a complete olfse
TO its affected Indignation. If the charge,
made against one Of tie edi ors is true, the
reliability of the concern is about equal to the
poor lckspittle who took this method to ad
vance his claims to democratic favor in thi,
county. Te'Jum sat Sdpienti, The report o
the Commissioners, who have Just closed al
examination of the Treasury, will be found il
another column. The late hour at which i
was handed in must be our excuse for no
referring to the subject at length. However
the document speaks for itself
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Tsl;,l'S The Talk

The latest news from the Green Mountain
S,ate sends the glad tidngs of 5 coo Repub.
lcan increase during the last twelve months
q 600 majority on the State ticket--.hat
will do for Vermont
The Pine Tree S ate spoke on Monday
last, and returns as far as received indicate
large Republican gains. Set down Maine all
rirht,
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Get NOur PnDrrs.

We hope that Republicans viii not lose
sight Of the fact that there are many voter
among our German friends who have not
yet perhaps, taken out their last papers
This should be attended to in time, as it is
only three weeks from next Tuesday till elec
tion The Probate Court will issue these
papers promptly at any hour.
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Sherin,s sale.

VIM ii. Ewing vs.. jonathan salisbury,
Ry virtue of an orier of sal issued to me from,
the court Of common pleas of Wood county Ohio, in
tho above entitled cause shall offer tor safe at pub
lie auction st the door OF the court house in Perry
burg, i'm the county aforesaid, On
SATURDAY., Oetoher 2eth, A, u. lSGo,
between the hours OF and two O'clock Y, NJ, the
following described lands and teuemeuts situate in
Wood county Ohio. 10 wit; The northwest quarter
dissection nmber seventeen u ) in township -four
D north Of range ten (lO) east containing hun
dred aud sixty acres, G, w. NORTON, Sheriff.
AsHER CooE, ATTY OF plf.
Sept IS, lSG0- lQw6SS
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Douglas Southern Tour

Seems to have killed what little prospect he
had in that section, He has been so violent
and abusive Of Breckenridge, towards whom
the people of the South are naturally wei
disposed. that great revulson of feeling to
his detriment has occurred among those who
were at first disposed to support him. Since
his Wait TO North Carolina, and his open sf
tliation with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS took it up.
on themselves to get up the demonstration and
furnish the "thuz " aud his wholessle IL
abuse Of fBreckeuridg he editor of the Stand
ard. the leading democ.tic paper of thai
State, announces tn at he shall hereafter tire ri
Douglas and his friends as enemies to tn,
party. Ex- Gov. Smith of Virginia feels as
surSd, after witnessing the evidences of the
degrading coalition betN cen the know moth
ings and Douglas. that the Old Dominion is
safe for Breckinidge.
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JEWELRY.
SCHOOL BooRs. STATIONERY, &C.

The Only complete stock of this kind in the county,
LETTER PAPER of every style and price We
have superior facilities tor supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buv for cash we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
observation-disclosures we are confident In asserting tEAt
we have a better article, and sell ot u lower price
than any other establishment on the Maumee.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. Editor.
Please announce the name of G.. W.
HARVEY as Independent Candidate for Coroner,
and oblige n n
F MANY voTERs+
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Those Rats.

A very poor style of rats have been infes'
ting the White House and public buildings
AT Washington, for number Of years, They
are usually called democ-rdts "old Abe "
will displace them on the 4,h of next March
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Free speech.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Confederacy says that
"honest differences of opinion and tie free
dom Of Speech are the essence and quintes-
sence of true democracy" and further "Lpt
political opponents meet as gentlemen, and
discuss all questions at issue freely and fully,
as becomes gentlemen, aud not assume the
attitude Of beasts and ingra!es, and under
take by brute force to prevent any man from
uttering his honest convictions. No yente-
man will countenance any ether course. "
Yet let Northern man, or even a Southern
man in the South attempt TO use the freedom
Of speech, even in aprivate way, in ''uttering
his honest convictions" about the peculiar
institution" and how soon will he be carried
out of the State on a rail, enyeloped in tar
and feathers? . .....
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NnrICE

Is hereby given that appli 3ttiou will be MADE 10
VIM, ponnison Govc,uor Of the State Of Ohioin be-
halt of J0uciic Carter, 10 pardon John Carter for
The crime of Burglars couvicted az the October term
OF court, \. ID 1859. and sentenced to imprisonment
in the ohio PeEiten,iary for one year,
lows ID. W. FOE, atty
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READI READ! READ!

Cairo, HIS, July 2'th. 1860,
Messrs. John Wilcox X Co.:
Your lmpectiue. or Persian Fever
Charm, has done wonders was wholly desponden
and wretched when J. applied II ana in i've hour,
the chiils re n1vni AMI 40 feyot eaSUe l. IL 10
the simplest iaagipghle AMI wonder of nature
and of art, Iwould not be without this Impcc;ino
single hour. by constantly wearing it seem TO be
"ague prooth Yours truly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-13

The inauguration of Perry's Statue, al
Cleveland oa Monday, is reported as being a
fine affair. The largest number of i viled
guests were present ever before congreg 'ted
in that city Masous, Odd Fellows aud Mil
itary were out in full force. The sham ba.-
tie is spoken of in high terms.
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Wood Countr horticultural soctiety.

The members Of the Wood County horticultural
Society are requested to meet at the Office of MIR
Pomeroy in Perry ysburg. Friday evening next al
I O'Clock, tt
JAMES W. ROSS, President.
Sept. 18th, 1s6O-19wl