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PROGRAMME or THE EEcE441oxIsTB.


Correspondence Of the N. Z. Evening Postl
CHA11Hs1ux. My 1, 1e6o-
The plan now il, that the same delegates
which sha!l b sent to Richmond 81 Il be also
accredited to Baltimore. That they shall mees
Ut Richmond to adopt 4 platform which shall be
and Company aud without nominating any
body, go into The Baltimore Convention, which
will hare been already prepared to adopt the
ultluatum aforesaid. All will then agree upon
a"sound nun" whom the distinguished states-
man from the Northwest" having smoothed bis
what be cannot expect to obtain for hinself,~ill
Everybody knows here, to-day, that the mass.
es of the delegations have had nothing to do
with tbs great eventa thus far. It has been
both amusing and instructive to watch how
Douglas, Richardson bss been the lender Stu
art the parliamentarisn; Pug b the orator; Payne
the committee man and the rank and file have
been held up to the mark by the different chair
men Of the Douglas delegations, who had NO
other business than that Of keeping their men
It failed for want OF competency in the lesder:
Richardson WAS not equal to the emergency and
it is an actual fact that discontent has gone 80
lar in caucus as to lind open expression.
TIE pouo1As CENSUS.
A matter Of fact wag, not very enthusiastic in
his admiration Of Ar. Douglas, has made up the
following table Of estimates Of the smash-up Of
odice-seekera and spoi1smen, resulting from the
tremendous full Of Ar. Douglas, 1t Charleston,
to.Hit:
DouElas e1ptetants oi Caentt -
Douxhs asphaEta for foreign n.sions s:-....... :7a
Lobby ja6beFs. contract ia1ssis I'D i1oishaet,sts
RAtEoad monopot. md s
| Sum sotsl Of spouznea. -
All this magnificent schedule, depending up
on the supposed inyulne.able popularity and
| availability OF Mr. Douglas, has gone down with
him into the dust His failure now settles him
| for all time. This wa8 his last chance. His
fancy stock OF Popular Sovereignty will not sur
vive four years suspension. It goes down,
and soon he will dwind1e from the magni6ed
proportions Of great statesman, to his real di.
mensions Of cunning and desperate politician,
Ekw NURSERY BALLADS FOR GOOD LITTLE
! DEMOCRATS.
| sing !. .ops Of ch.fFle..oo:
! KlosKsd Ito pi!
| Fe, whsn the y. te VA opersd
4raa4 atsas's i,s sass't:1 S:saa e s:9s1;.zu :s1;
''shaat 10 our Kin6:-
nssfys L. :sss IL? !; e. ;sss,
&: nnz g e. s5son
| He janped IN rsiI Liz ot;s coayss:,ou, w.ssi
Al a. 4ssa sssssd e. sdn Sa' sGta -
/ Wlth q ii. n!eht aud nain,
sr1zzas7zIn' May 1860. J.H.
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fCor7cspcadence Of the Press and 1rsbunc1
MAcoAu, May 10 P.M
At our charter election to-day, Ar. Charles
Chandler {Republican) WIS elected Mayor Of
tile city BY 81 majority. Last year the Demo-
Gratis beat US Fl votes. Gain So. The Rcpubli-
cans are now firing 81 guns in honor of the VIC
tori. The Democrats feel bad. McDonough
will be all right in November, and will give one
yote in the Legislature for the return Of Lyman
Trumbull to the Senate. RErrD11cAx.
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OF the amount shipped this year, 1900. 900 #.
hars been sent By Csual and the balance by
Railroads. The demand for St. Louis is not
80 active as it was yearago, md the shipmsnts
not nearly 81 large.
We come NOW to the supply Of Lumber.
From ths LIT Of January to tho 1st Of Hay tho
smount Of Lumber recsiyed ct this port was
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A. " mili'' Between an Eagle, Han and
DQE.

A. Is mQiss Between an Eagle, Han and
Dog.
Tue Cornwall C. W. F1<eho2der, Of april
ostb, records the following as having occurred
Oh the Tuesday previoys:
As young man Was plowiug in 6eld on
the South Branch, q few miles from town, his
attention was attracted By the barking of a bull
terrier dog. and on looking after him. be dis
covered the dog engaged IN q fight with an eno--
nous eagle. Selling stick he rau 10 the assis-
tance OF the terrier, who was receiving the worst
Of it from the eagle. On,apProaching, the eagle
turned upon bis new adversary, and IN all prob
ability would hare overcome him had not the
faithful dog come to his rescue and renewed the
fight. Alter short scutlle between the eagle
and his two adversaries, he WIS dispatched, and
the young farmer carried his carcass home as a
trophy Of success. He measured nine feet
from wing to wipr.'
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Probably no otaoen u co'l'"e'e'D' !'"a0:
suffered more sevesels from Tue moae.ar' IT.
sis OF 1857, and the stagnat'o'i WHICH 'o''o"eu
H. tnan tne .u%oe' ''aoe ana .el'1s ..s.
are lew WHICH na'o oeen S'o"e' ~ Aeeo' 'ttns
thelf loFn'e. ''sot' An} .es'ueu' ~ W. III
IN 1o'o ano '''!' "no ~" ~" ~ ~
.s'ons 'ne 'a''0uo o'fAeAe' '. w ...,.s .nd t,,o
Tue ae'es .! empty aoe a,o o,:s' .. 49, .-s -
d1mlnatlse LOOKING l'mue' '',es 49, 49,.
then relieve Tue rye, WILL ieao.o App4'sa w.
condition o' 't's 1nas' ao s,s a;"a~s.o st - .hs
e1's's' not On aeeoou. u eus 1',e.sn 80 ~
channels OF ousncse' pn' e'nps " teasou "
genuine feseoon: 4he 4se. 10 u"os ".
tna' no u 'A"en y, ~ 'Ia' a.@:,'.csa.c ,<- .,s..
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i CHICAGO COMPANY At PIXIES PEAK.
Letter from J. d. Ward, Esq.

'-~'' ApTn il. lido.
We barc been for a week pa.t in the land Of
the huffa]oes-the home Of the pawnees and
4,;o,,. and m 4ba p,otte.
n.s ,,;,, a. e., be. has, n,aasant ;n3eed. If
had ,rorE c,a,,;no ,nd tat;nc care of mules.
t.ra ,;a;nn st-;t;no md n;tch;nr teu,s. pack
;nn ond ,,nn.cl;no .racons hard fare sleepipe
~ +ho ornu,d or :, raoons waaino streams.
ard nra,;nr q etncl. - ,aomx nm b;, ran make
~. nI,..a,t
CO. 1.e G. T. ,.., .troa ..oota Urn
49, ~. .aaa :. d~na of ,o;r ,nd the -oads are
:. ...,,~-. ..d;.;.. .xnaa+ .h,+ a. Fcr no
r.. - - roas.a,. ,har ~ 49,, h;,,. .na "a everv
-. :, ,a.s -, h..r;,x ,}e noor
uo-.a-;..ca .,thcr;zea ,ne IN
.s - - sr ,.ho ;1tsnd tn cona zoaa Eoht. Make
~, :. lex If rhot rou think YOU want. cut it
aou, ;,,s, ona:ha,f and then vou will hare too
much by far. except perhaps. the item Of cloth
ine-7ou will want plenty Of that.
The country for 100 miles west from st. Joe.
ing rcgion-beyond that have seen rery little
good lands, aud those are along the streams.
The largest town we have ret seen west &C
the Missouri is Marysville. loo miles from St.
Jo, This place has five or six log stores, two
blacksmith shops, one wagon shop, one very
good privute residence, and twenty five huts,
cabins and shantics in ali. It is on the Big
Blue River, fine stream, about the size of Fox
River, and az the terminus Of the St. 10. and
certainly will, on completion Of the road, be-
come place Of importance. Beyond that to
| this place there are really no towns, but mere
| "ranchcs." " sometimes tEo or three together,
| erected for the purpose Of selling hay, whisky
| and provisions to cmigrants.
| At this point md Ut Fort kcarney there are
Post Offices, but think there arc no others
| from Marysyille to Denver. Here is also
blacksmith shop, kept by Ar. Potter, q to1mer
resident OF Chicago, end an old acquaintance
aud school fellow OF some Of our party.
DxxvEa cur. April 81. 1850.
At last ne are here, Yonder are tue Rocky
Mountains. covered with purest SNOW, showing
ayay IN among The clouds and stretching far
tber than the ere can reach.
Iran assnre ron that a trim acrosa the plains
with mule teams. il not at all favorable to lite
r,rv nursu;,s and he who. after twelve hours
riding. driving and walking in a strong wind
| with the atmosphere co1npleiely filed with
sand and cinders arising from burnt and burn
ing prairies, can find time aud strength to write
or do anything which he is not absolutely CON
PEELED to do. must indeed be hardy man, !
perfect Hercules. an not such man, AMI
that must account 1of INC gap IN my letter.
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=, ~ ss, feet. The following tabs sho~7 In"
comparison with previous Jeass :-~->-
s-cr1,1. or Lrxnzs z1ox 1AsUA1r lst TO NAT In TO-
A1ctA1 - N IoC1 ytAKe.


comnar;sou with previous Jeass -~.-
.scrr7. o,.1rxn1s z.sx jaxga11 1s lf' TO NAT
IT,: :3s9'.$oo "a
IS: Mi:sSSS@
'.A'o'Nts
Now, by adding tho receipts Of lumber 70 tne
amount on hand on the l6th Of December sno
deducting therefrom the shipments md 'ne
amount used in the city and suburbs an e1t'.
1ate may be arrived ut Of how mucn 'he'' -
nov in the yards, Us follows: r.
Aees;ai. fso1. JaaaafY
s!a1g .agslE; l:,;s1 s.f D:s is;s 6oaS
amouot shippsd fsoua jar. /. to Nay e,o m ="
.nsont as u.sd il ;is ty ooo ~, nm
Estimated stock on hsnd
We hare estimated the amount used since
the 18th Of December last at ,ooo, ,ooo per week.
which ia about so per cent. less tnan lug A'ef'
ace per week Of the whole Of last ears con-
sumption. This for Chicago, the largest lon.
her market in the United States, ia consioerea
a small stock; but, as wefemaskeo apoFe' u"
not so necessary now as formerly to Keep hea'9
xtoeks On hand ut this season OF the year, as
the country dealers supply themselves to con-
siderable extent direct from vessels
With regard to the supply OF lumber during
tba nresent season, it is ut present mere mai"
+e- of conjecture. Aboutfour or fve weeks ago
we co1lected statistics Of the amount Of logs
cst in the principal districts which supply our
market, and the figures then justified the op'n-
inn that there we're 10o, 900 900 4eet moro in the
woods than at the opening Of the season in 1852.
Since then. however, we have had nnnsaallS
dry weather, and but small proportion Of the
LOGS cut hare been got down the various streams
The SNOW freshets were unusually Light, ana
brought down comparatively few logs.' Ut
course it all depends On the weather. Nthere
il a good June rise in the streams, the manuiae'
turers may get the greater portion Of logs DUE
| this is considered very doubtful.
At Saginaw about 1oo.ooo.ooo feet we're cut
and about Il, 900 has been got down. Thla
! ID better than nuy other piaee Oh the Lakes AT
Green Bay the amount Of logs cut amounted to
about s5 0oo 900 feet; but there has been but little
chance to bring them down, md it is asserted
that more than one-half are Jet On the hanKs
1t Muskegon there were cut about eo'ooo'oot
feet. but IN to the latest dates only
IL .00o. 900 feet had come down. At Maulstee
there wers cut in the neighborhood Of 30,ooo,'
600, and about 20,00o,0oo we're in deep wafer
At White Lake there we're 13,ooo. 900 cut, TIT
rreater portion Of which were got down Will
the SNOW freshets. At Trayers Bay, at tht
opepiu1 of the season, it was estimated tina
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ThS RStArs from Ch&rlessoa.- W-ashdHE Efon
sua~tefpAI Efretfox"- "-Tsr1dfort@1 BHsf"
ness--.Nfscsffane0ks ItsMf.
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LETuM Inc n Aaal0EIoQ L041I1uAoQ.l
At such crisis as the present ne don't think
personal ambition the ascendancy Of his party
can be too severely condemned OF too little re-
spected by those who sincerely tegt1d the as
ceudanoT: Of the party in the administration Of
the Federal Government as essential to the in.
tegrity Of the Union, the stability Of Law and
Il ia not our purpose, however, nov to add to
the feelings Of Standardization which tbs can
didate Of thetrumpeters must experience, or to
the chagrin Of his allies at his downfall.
The events at Charleston hare demonstrated
the absolute sa.practsa7biity Of joisting any can
didatt upon the Democracy to tcho.n t1s DExo-
CRATIC STATES ara oppostd, and hare shown thst
those Ststes possess sufficient authority Jet in
the Union to aasert mud maintain the great
principles Of the equal rights Of Ill the States
under the Constitution, despite Of all the means
md appliances that can be brought to bear
| against them, whether from without or within
their borders, The experiment has been tried,
ing, falled fatally. 1t may fairly be presumed
that at Baltimore it cannot be repeated with The
| same advantages and chances Of success under
which it 50 ssgnally miscarried Ct Charleston.
The aspirant who caused all the difficulty there
! has been fairly beaten, and The necessity Of
| proving the opposition Of the Democratic party
at large to such choice will not again occur.
| The result at Charleston reads ~ impressive
lesson to personal ambition; and illustrates the
| inevitable tendency OF that passion to BRING to
political ruin tho man whom it Inadly drives to
increase his own distinction aud power, Al The
e1pcn4e ot his party and his country. Aad ME'
Douglas known where to stop in this sell seek
| ing career-wonld he even now rise to the dic.
tafes of patriotism and pasty fidelity might
| roll back the tide of dlstrust and dlspleasure
| which threaten him as IN architect OF thstur-
bauce aud injury to the Democratic csuse* put
frt t%hrFh h iFx4
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PERRYSRURG.
September %, 1859,

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"A. II. D JEROME.

n. B i shal, also be- connected with the
s orage, Forwarding aud Commission Business
OF THIS place. and hope 10 merit the confidence
and APPRECIATION Of The people
Oct 27 1879 25m6 A. JEROME
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GEO. ALBERT & CO.
ARE NOW
i u AGAIN ON HANDS
MAMMOTH STOCKl
FALL AND WINTER GoWDSi


THOSE who have not visited George
Albert & Co.'S lately would be surprised,
on calling there, to see the immense
quantity Of Goods hat are being sold.
The cause is evident; they keep the
best Of Goods, and sell them lower than
the Toledo merchan s. The people
are beginning to learn that it is n los
ing opera ion to so to Toledo for their
Dry Goo's and Groceries, and TO none
is this fact m re evident than to those
who have examined goods and prices
at Geo. Albert \ Co.'S. They are con-
stantly in receipt of fresh Groceries,
and defy competition as regards quail
tyan price. Having once purchased
a bill of goods at his est'blishm N, no
one can go away groaning because the
" "times are hard.
GEO. ALBERT & co.
PERRYsBuRo, Dec. /, 1859.
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RheFiTs GaIc.

John Prrong against Pt'llip shoe and Stephen NJ
Shoe.
IQY virtue of an order y. sae TO me directed an,
~ deliver d. from the Court OF Common Pleas q
Wood County. Ohio, will offer for sale at the doc
OF the Court House, in perrysbutg Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Feb A. d. 1876
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ aad y. NJ. Of sal
day. the following Lands and Tsnements Jing an'
situate in Wood eOunty, ohio, to wit:- -
In Lat OF the town Of Migrove, Number forty
three t43) together with the appurte nances. Sal
tenements teing offered for sale AS the property
said Defendant. Phillip shoe, taken upon execution
at the suit oil said Plaintiff.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
II. II. DoDo-. Atty.
Jan H. 1850 --36-5w
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Eherif,s Sale.

Daniel Hill against William II. Bsnn G.. z fvcri
n1 virtue Of an order of sale TO me direc, al,
- delivered from the Court of Common Peas L
" 900 county. Ohio shall offer for sale at the doc
Of the Court House, in Perry ysburg in said county,
SATURDAY. the 18th (eightecnth) day Of Februal )
A. d., 1850. between the hours OF 10 A, NJ & p n
oisaid day, the following described cal estate yin
and situate in the county Of ood and state OF Obi,
10 wit:rhe south half OF the west haf OF the nOl H.
west quarter of section number twenty three ca
township number fye (5), north Of range number te
ud) east containing forty acres of land or les,
said hand being offered Tor sale under a decree {
said Court, in tnvor OF the Plaintiff upon mOrtgag
executed by suid William II Benn, for the purchas
money of said premises, and assigned TO piaiuiitf
G.. W. NORTON, Sheriff
H. II, DopuE, Airy.
Jan H. l5Bu--36-5w
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WALL PAPER.

have just received large quantity of Wall Ia
per, consisting of the beautiiu paternsrangpR
price from to 37&c Beautiful patterns for lia.--
the hest offered for that price in this section ~
COUNTRY, Landscape paper and all pate ms desiind.
satin and ground at Z. c. HOLT'S, ,Maumee City.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

allthe leading branches n tnl ltacturing i,,dus
try the great practical superiority of Singer,
ewing Nachiucss fact established heyond llspute
=" tailor. shoe ninufrcturcr, .uthe, seam stress
iress-makcr Sndller, cnrrage trimmer hat nanufac
ioref, Nc. We, can ifnrd tn do without them.
One Thousand Dollars n Year
Sphy air average of the actual profit from the use
Il each one "f these Machines ,nd for confirm, At io,
u nus truth we refer TO any nue of the thousands
erSnhs who use hem. FhcV adapted to every sort
ot work, tine or conrsc upon silk, cotton. LINEN NJ
voolen 'nbrcs also light md inavy leather. They
'eycr tailto give entire satisfaction
To meet the growing demand for am ,ller and more
iegnn machine for private household purposes we
JnSproduccd and ,rr ready receive orders for
Simset'S New Family Sewing Machine.
Nhirhts he M m>st compact and beautiful ewing Ma
hinc constructed. 1t s ornampnted the high
so style ofnr and all who it ire delighted wthit
improved nterloced stitch. Is CAPABLE
If doing grcner variety of work in better Stye thnr
my other Sewing Machine offered FOR family pur
noses.
ltis not subj he objection Of using twice too
much thread and making a ravelng seam like the
'rover& Baker; nor - il confined IN its operation
10 few thin fabrics liable to get out ofo der and un
itedto use flax thread, ikethe Wheeler & Wilson Ma
'hine; hut is amply sufficient to perform al kinds of
nmiy sewing.
Prceof Family Machine with iron table completc
'oruse, $l00 The larger stand ,rd mlchincs. from
Sl2ito 5000. Send tor |. VI. singer Co.'S Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper. devot to Sewing Ma
hines audcontaining list of prices and all other in
formation onthe subject Ii will he orwarded Sruts
|. NJ SINGER e. co.
As y oadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Btltimore. ST. Louis
'rovideucc, Goversvlle Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile.
Newark. philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow. Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AoeNrs-E. A. higgins perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son. Maumee.
April 18th, 1859.