The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-02


the regular market price for good spring chickens
We would also take few bushels of new potatoes on
the same terus.
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TURN OUT! TURN OUT!
WIIigh Old Times.',-The Republicans OF the
Northwest will have grand old time at Toledo to-
day (ThursdavD The new "wigwam' is to be dedi-
Gated, and our congressional nomination made al
ter which c. NJ. CLAY the noble hero of freedom IN
X etucky-the man who dares stand up in defiance
OF the threats of prosasery fanatics, ana proclaim
the nalienable brt right of man. the noblest work
of God-and John Sherman will address the people
on this occasion. Maumee promises to send two
hundred live Republicans down, and it will not do
for Perrysburg to be behind hand. kaf-fare tic kets
will be sold on all the raro leading into Toledo.
Turn out.
rhe Fremont Journal notices several cases OF
smallpox as occurring in that county.
A clothing store at Findlay, on Saturday night
last was robbed of $1,000 worth ofclothing.
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John IIelwick, formerly of ofWauseonwas drown
edin tho Wabash canal, in Henry county last weeA
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r. X. Miller L. Co. have received 100000 No. ]
shingles, which they offer for sale very low for cash
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Mrs. Caldwell was thrown from carriage al
Fremont, last week. and had her arm broken neat
the wrist.
We see by the last Titiin Advertiser ha, the Doug
lasites have no less than ne candidates for no nina
ton to criHali'y
The Wyandot Pioneer says that town was vis
ted by nail storm few days since, during whiel
hail stones fell the size of hued walnut.
The body of drowned boy was taken from TIT
river, at Toledo, last week. 1t was not recognized
and was supposed have been the ult OF an acei
dent.
jeremiah Pitt fell from scsfiuld at Fremor
st week. and broke his arm, dislocated his shoul
der and otherwise seriously injured himself. So say
the JOainnl
The Republicans of Toledo have the credit o
erecting the finest wigwam in the country. The!
have built large and beautiful brick hall and are t.
dedicate it on the I'd inst.
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The Brewery of Christian Sechr't, at Tiffn
was burned IN the ground on saturday morning o
last week Mr. s. ad the premises insured for 81 0o
In the Seneca Mutual. Loss $4,000.
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The Republicans of old Seneca were to hold the
county convention yesterday. Wednesday, Cass
us N. Cay, Gov Dennison, John Sherman and J
NJ. Root were to officiate us speakers.
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For the past few days the grain trade has beer
quite brisk. Farmers must he realizing n fine 'po
ofchanxe." Those owing The printer are reminded
tuSt VIZ are ''strapped; stand in n9 I'd OF dAes
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'rne Blade learns that the Breckenridge men o
ToiGoo and Lucas county are to hold convention
u,xt Saturday in that city TO select delegates to TIN
tate C6,l, enuon. \ big pole Of the Breck and LAM
tripe will be erected at the corner of Summit anC
Nalison streets, in front cf TimpAny block
Ihe Republicans of Hancock county had rat
alton meeting few days since. Mr.. Stanton wa
ne speaker, and, the Jefsrsouiaa says, handled tn
Democracy without gloves. His exposure of Squat
ter Sovere gnry subject to the Constitution and til
Dred Scout decision, had telling effect.
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By the returns ust made by the assessor for lin
district, we learn that Wood county has populu
ton of over Is 900 inhabtauts--almost double wha
it was ten years ago. Perrysburg, perhaps, won
60 over 1000. However we shall soon publish tn
official number of each town and township in tn
county. tr
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The Perrysburg yacht Challenge" with a joiI
last Thursday They were to spend q few day
around the spot made sacred by the gallant PERR,
the anniversary of which is consscraed anew b.
each revolving year From thence they propose t
make general tour over the Lake. Success an
pleasure attend them is the wish of the printers.
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The anniversary of Crogan's victory of For
Stephenson is be celebrated in grand style by tn
people of Fremont, to-day. Military companies fror
abroad are invited and expected to be present, an
at midnight the 5 ons of Malta to parade in flu
regalia. There will also be grand display of 1r
works in the evening
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The Viffn Tribune says that Saturday morn
ing of last week, man named Geo. Cam baugh, re
siding with Mr.. Warner. one mile north of FOres
left the house in state of intoNica tiOn. The neA
morning Sunday at O'clock as Mr.. Warner wa
crossing the S. D. & Z R. r.. he discovered him ly
ing in amangled condition. The supposition is tht
he fell asleep near the track and was struck by ii
night train going South. There is no hope of Ia
resovsry, his skull being fractured in several places
s.tr.
We have received commune alton from C. I
Dewitt, of Perry township, complaining because
the great distance between that place and Perry
burg, and arguing the proprlety of holding the nei
annual fair al some point nearer the center OF ii
county. We think our friend Dewitt will waive h
objections when he takes into consideration the "a,
yantages Of railroad and water privileges, to 50
nothing flour manufactures. Mr.. d. says he as
calf two months old which weighs $50 lbs gross; an
wants to know If any farAer beat tito whic
wswoud say, bring aloHg your stock to the nel
county fair and you will then have the pleasurc.pe
haps, of carrying of prize.
Military--Brigadier General ElertiOn.-Ti
qualified voters of the first Brigade, 9th Divisio
Ohio Volunteer Militia. are hereby requested
meet at the usual place of holding elections in the
respective townships, within tue bounds of Woo
county, Ohio, or at their respective armorieson II
18th day of August next,and then aud there procee
according to law, between the hours of 10 A. NJ at
4P. M.,to elect one Brgader General Tor said Br
ade. OF this election You will make due retums