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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

NEW LIVERY STABLE-Henry A.
IN Castle, having purchased the well known Stables
on Third street. formerly owned by Robert BeaI begs
leave to inform the public generally, that AT a greSi
ner not to be surpassed by any other Livery Stable IN
the South. He will have a new supply OF Carriages
Bugpies, and other vehicles, as well as Carriage
Bug9y and Saddle Horses-in fact, every accommods
ton for travellers, pleasure parties and others, can oe
had at reasonable and satisfactory rates.
Baton Rouge, La, April s, 1856
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-20

Cyrsna Wallace PrH, vs. Winfield Scott, William
Scott. IOsephene Scott, ct al. Def'ts
The said defendants heirs AZ law of James Scott OF
Ohio are hereby notified that plaintiff did on the
Sth dap of ofSeptemher, A, D. 1869, file her petition
against them and others in the Office of the Clerk
said Court which among other things set forth that
the said James Scott in his life time on the 18th da,
ri June a. ID. lS4e undertook to sell and convey b.
Warrentee deed to Henry Otto also deceased, for
yalu lblr con dieraton then agreed upon and paid
by the said Otto the south quarter of the soutl
east quarter of north east quarter OF section nineee
oftownshp three, north of range eleven east,
tanning ten acres; and did execute, acknowledge an'
deliver wlrre ttse deed intanling to convey th'
same. but that in said deed the said land was dis
cribsd in the southwest Quarter of said section
instead Of the north quarter and that before tue
discovery aud correction of said mistake, the sai'
James Scott and Henry Otto deceased, and that III,
plaintiff became the purchaser of said ten acres
the administrators sale Of the realty OF said Otto dul
ade aud that the said Otto during his life time and
thsSaid plaintiff subsequent 20 the said adminiSra
toM sale held possession Of occupied and improve,
the same aud that the object and prayer of said pc
tilt len is 10 obtain correction OF sad aud frop
Scott to Ouo.
Defendants viii answer said petition on or befo re
the third Saturday after October 22d A. D. 1860, o
the same viii he taken confessed and judgment ia
| ken accordingly. CfRENA WALLACE,
BY Jefferson & CelVer, her attys lswI$t so
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PUt IL ut Hin.

James B. Steedman is to make several
speeches in this county during the last of this
week, and will perhaps call upon his polite
al friend. ITO point out one single objection
to Douglas and his principle of popular SOW
ereignty." We don't know of course whe.h-
er he will positively extend any such invita-
ton, but friend at our elbow says he is in
the habit Of cutting such pranks in the local
tiles not supposed to be overburdened with
facilities or means Of ready communication.
But in case he does, ask him to harmonic
Douglas Springfield speech, Oct. %, 40,
with his bill to repeal the Compromise Jan.
23, 81. Ask him to explain why Douglas,
Jan. 4, "a, made report into the Senate
opposing any eff, rt to disturb the Compro
mise, and then nineteen days afterwards
brought in bill himself for the repeal ofthat
compact. Ask him why it was if popular
sovereignty is benefit TO free labor, that
Douglas congratulated his southern task
masters for an acquisition of degree and a
half more slave territory Il rough his princi
pie. (Cong Globe, part page 9 and l9)
Ask him whether popular sovereignty was
original with Douglas, and if so how does it
come that the people of the colony stole his
thunder. Ask him il he drew up or helped
to draw up, a set of resolutions for the Doug
las county convention at Toledo. previous TO
the B fillmore National convention, declaring
that "the question of slavery in the territories
was not now, nor never could be a judicial
question:" and then after the convention,
whether he drew up. counselod or helped to
draw up set Of resolutions, declaring "the
subject Of Slavery in the territories TO be a
judicial question" "and as the supreme court
has or may decide all good citizens are bound
to respect that decision" We hope no Re-
publican will attempt TO interrupt Gen.
Steedman, unless he invites criticism, when
we advise them to put the above questions at
him, and then pay close attention to his reply,
Demand straight unequivocal answers. aud
see what he has to say for the little sucker
and himself.
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TusiOm in New Work.

The proposed Douglas Rell- Breckenridge
fusion in New York, has proved failure,
The suckers refused toput Breckenridge clec-
tors on the ticket. The latter have issued an
address, in which their friend are urged to
organize clubs, with view TO full vote
They concede the election of Lincoln, but en-.
courage their people to work on the ground
that in the next campaign the Breckinridg
party will have the democratic Organization
in their own hands.
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Dcmoceatic Convention.

The Democrat, Of Wood couoty held thew annual
convention for the nomination of county officers on
Wednesday. September 18th. The convention or
ganged hy cain I. s, CarmOn TO the chair. A
motion was made to adjourn the oonvent0n for one
week aud call Ounion meeting of all parties for the
purpose of placing peoples ticket in nomination.
After considerable debate and consideration, the mo-
tion was lost, The following persons were nomina-
ted by the convention;
For Clerk, John Bates ofPerryshurg.
sheriff & r. Guyer, of Gilead.
=" Commissioner VIM, Ford of Webster
" Coroner, &. Deleh0d, of Plain,
F" Probate Judge. u, Ross, oS Perryshurg.
The following persons were chosen for Executive
County Committee: Geo W. Clark, Sardius ID.
Westcoit, Geo Knoll, Dr. VIM, Lamb, q, Il Guyer.
Gen James b, Steedman was present and address
td the convention. II 5V
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beaver Ci,y correspondence.
DrNvEa Cry, Sept. 9th, 1861

| DENVER OlTft sept ON, IooV.
Mn. EDlroR:-Tbero has been exciting
times here since last wrote.
On Wednesday week two men were muir
dcred on raunch some 95 miles from here
and their bodies consumed with the cabin.
The names Of the murdered men were
Hiram Pierson aged about as, and Harvey
Rice eyed about 81. wes personally ac-
quainted with both of them.
The murder was done for plunder but
whether by Indians or whites is unknown.
The point OF an Indian arrow and broken
war club were found on the premises, which
would seem to iNdicate shat the outrage was
committed by Indians, but It is a well known
fact that indians, seldom or never leave any
traces behind them when they commit such
deods, and for that reason It is believed that
white men done tho deed and left these ira
ces Of Indians rs blind.
For the past two weeks great deal Of
IIorse stealing has been going on in this Vi
cioity. Nearly every Rlncher within fifty
miles Of here has l,st more or less stock 1t
has been reveled that there is an extensive
gani2ed band OF horse thieves in our midst
and that sorne Of our heretofore most inGuen-
cial citizens are connected with it.
Yesterday morning a man named j ohm
Shear formerly Proprietor of a Hotel in this
city, but not cfenvabIe reputation, was found
han ing to the limb Of "a tree on the river
bank about one mil, and half nbOve town.
Attached TO the roap BY which he was hun
WAS piece OF paper on yhch was writteo
with pencI "This nan was hung; it was
proven h was q horse thief"
Tie was left hanging nearly all day and
presented a most horrid spectacle to me as
: knew him well in life. A prominent Lawyer
Of his city yesterday took passage in the Ex
Coach for 81. Joe; when the coach was ahou
eight miles from town it was stopped by a bod,
I of armed men, and he was taken from it. Iii
done with him is not yet generally known
but it is believed by mNny that he was hung
os he WAS suspected as one Of the gang o
horse thieves.
Numerous other persons whose names
= were on the "bllck lisL" have suddenly AM
mysteriou5ly disappeared.
All sorts of runners are ahcat, Of men be
ing found hung in different places, but ther
= is at present nothing definite or positive tina
. more than one has been hung, but it is quit,
probable there has.
Whoit is that have thus taken the law in
to theiy own hands is a mys cry but 1t i
= believed they are members of the Yigilanc
a Committee.
0 Will write further particulars by mex
! mail A. E p.
5 p, ST have just learned for certaint
that the Lawyer who was taken from tn
; coach WAS hung His name WAS A. q. Ford
He leaves family in Council Bluff,
There is no dolbt but that qui numbe
more have been hung and others will be whe
they can be found. 7.
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During the session of the terribly enthusi-
aslic Douglas convention at Syracuse N. Y
Douglas was up in Maine laying the ropes
for glorious victory. So enthusiastic about
the matter were the parties concerned, that
a Mr. Spnola whose name is henceforth tc
BE- immortal, te!egraphed TO The State con ven
ton at Syracuse, that Maine would go for
the "LitCle Giant" by 90, O0o majority. The
chairman of the convention Immediately tele.
graphed back that New York will follow
Mainel" We apprehend there is no doubt
on that question now.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-20

The Fremont Messenger of last week con
tanned communication from an individual,
representing himaef MS a citizen OF Woodville. .
and his name Nv |. X Saamon. In his COM
muoication appears our remarks on the con
duet otnnumbcr ofrowiies, who paced them
selves n short distance from and in front of
the speakers stand, during the evening Of the
recent Repuhlioon pole raising in that place,
aud, by series of cheering for Dou ylAs, forced
Mr.. l.. Marvin, our speaker, TO qn,t the stand,
as it was impossible for him TO BE- heard.
When Mr. NJ took his seat, the acting chair
man came forward to the front Of the stand
aul made the charge which appeared in our
former article, and "Ihankcd God that they
Che rowdies) had allowed us the privilege of
raising LlucoIn pole" Now these are f'c's
which can be substantiaed 10y any quantity
OF reliable testimony. We presume here
were many good democrats in Woodyile NJ
terly opposed to the outage, but they were
either too poirio''c or timil to make il maai
fast. We were informed by good democrat
Who passed through that viii lge The other
day, that locoto denied his taking any
part in he djsgrocefnI proceedings yet he al.
mited the thins was done by the scallawags
OF the party to which he preirsses 10 belong
Seaman uses some very "unprctty" word,
Ms au expression of his indignation toward Us
all of which is characteristic of Doug ylasism
All we have TO say to Seaman is thtt if hi
| toes are not tread on he nc,dn't kick, II,
knows why h. was expelled nom The order O
Free Mlsons, perhaps, better than We ca'
tell him. 50 far as the Endorsement of Sea.
mon by the Messenger is concerned il is i,
perfect keeping with the reputation Bean hn
acquired by receiving brhe Of $4,000 fron
the corrupt Administration Al Washing on. L
enforce su unlawful coGs,iu ion uyon IN
people Of Kansas, Bean aud bis man Fnda
are welcome 10 all they can make by abu5in.
us for telling the truth.
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FInnM-Nni,linEis,a.

Those eloquent Know Nothing S'ave-C ode
orators, Moreheal and Combs, who have
come over from Kentucky to canvass Ohio
AMI In'hna for D )us'ah are said to be do
ing good work. They are men of the true
'church burning and foreign hating" stamp,
and no doubt vel calculated to instruct our
people as to their rights and duty. Then
services will be amply repaid, like those re
Gently performed by know nothing Books il
Maine. Go ahead.
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Did YOu Ever I

Douglas is reported to have said in his
speech in Jones' Wood, near New York, il
any one could do better than himself in oppos-
ing Lincoln, he was perfectly willing to with
draw from the candidacyll Have you ever
hear of such unparalleled magnanimity! m He
awakened the irrepresslble conaictin 81, hS'
kept it going since then, exploded the demo
cratic party 10 l86o,-sud all to CRAFTY al
insane ambition, and now heis willing to with
drawll
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European News.

At the latest dates from Naples, the Bour
bon king was apparently near the end of his
reign. The Gsribs'dians are probably, ere
this, masters of Southern Europe, Sardinia
seems inclined to step in and enjoy the ben
e6ts of Garlbaldi's labors-a movement tha
may not meet with universal acquisscence
even il agreeable to the Napolitans.
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John Shlncr W J H. MEG wan et al.
By virtue oftn order of sale issued 10 rue from the
Court Of Common PlvGs Of Wood county, Ohio, in
the above cuttlcl cause, will offer for sale az pub
c auction Al the uor of the court house in Perrys
burg in SAID county
on rurS Law October 9Sd. 1860,
between the hours " aud o'clock p, m. of said
day the following described land and teneme nts. to-
wits the west hplf the east half Of the south east
quarter of section 81, in township g. U, x. r. con.
tanning 10 acres Of land, {. W, Non TON,
J. +. Price Atty-wAS277 Sheriff
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Awe SIuudCch NigGcrs ,n a Douglas
NrmnrrntlC PrOresNiNm!

The Richmond Eaquirer-gooi democrat
c auDhority-says that t'oo hundred niggsrs
Joined in the Dou gss procession in that city,
which escorted the little sucker from the de
pot to he ho;a few days ago, From this
circumstance we are bound 10 infer that what
few Douglas democrats there are left in Nir
ginia, are in favor of Niger Equolity.
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BOih Together!

S A, Douglas and Herch V. Johnson
candidates for President and Vice President
are both announced to be at Tfin on uc
ellh inst, We presume from The assurances
given that they will both be there and tn,
people can witness the spectacle of both tn,
candidates for the highest offices in the gil
of the people, elccioueerins Tor votes, at ON,
and the same time,
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The Cincinnati Gazette says the pros
poets are Frightening in Hamilton county
Let Douglas give us his "greAt principle
speech with Protective Tariff variations, and
with another dodge of the pertinent question.
which he promised to answer in Maine, (bu
didn't,) and We have sure thing,
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A GAMBLER RUNNING FOU CON
GREs3.
GEN. sTEEDMAN's RECORD FOREOUH
MONTHS, DURiNU 1859.
READ i! READ /! READ / READ!

The Toledo Times, which is acknowledged
to be under the editorial control of James b.
Steedman, has of late intinuated that the Re
pubcaus have appointed TO Office men known
to be addicted to gambling" aud centuries
the Blade for not denouncing such appoint.
ments. The Biods Offer, 10 expose the OBJ.
noxious individuals, and call Ga lhob remov-
al y, soon us it ssceTtains rho tbcy are
Meantime, the Eiade has t0kcn uP the record
in the Court u COmmoa Please und ycSti.
lates it as fJlOws:
Alta tern ~ tho Co1rt Of Comm N PeIse IN and
for Lucas County, began aad bel at tho Court
iiouse, in the ciiy OF !oleio, a the Ilst day OF
February, IN the y,1r 10 y au 6hq otLtr proceed.
ines tlen and thern had by aud before ssd1 Count
we're the fol!osin., VIZ;
lho state vi UAi0,
, !" ,, I1'ic''"e"' Jor Gaming
Ihir day camc tao state Df { bio by Ira u. Lee,
Pro ,"'UtiuH Nuuincy hnt The sad JAncz b' StcSI =
msn beirr pos IN pcrsnd before tie Govt; win
draws his pi,a oi Not Guilty sud bring agan duly
apnig gHrJ iof Il~i says hr is gL,itN IN manner
and ,"ru ac stands charge u IN sI'i indictment.
Therefore, u is considered bN Utc Court tat the
snd Jawo' u S,ecdman rHy iiv 0f hily daiars,lnd
the 'ns"i Is ~ stCutun taxed ~ sdl.bS Or
d,rel th,' Execution i',r; ,o nj.
bsrm Sud he 4 TIE pl,cc srore, ID oo ,Se slIn
o u %, N15 '" & i| i tI,y" ""i' S ~Se I%S I, haG
hy anI bcl"r, sdd Cont, were tho following, VIZ;
'"' ',,'S ~" '' '"'' hd,rn,, Js g.~'les,
james Jane -, u, 2'Grdm3n ,r. l 4, -, ont, ,y l.. ,o
rrosq9c",'og '''oney, sud TIE .o4 Ja"o. . s",d
JIr"u"n, r,, to INN ,,r ri., .'," nH - c,,,J, IA
manner anu 'of" "' he '''n1' c"A's'" Va s"'I Ia
Th,,,."rc, It /. considered and ordered thn, "a,
Iar. ,.'' md 'I'" ,". r.,,,,, taxed .t s
o,SsreH d, ,h', T., ESGe"''"" zee, l,."'," p,,r ,
clerk ot the court o common pIe ir and Tor Iu,a
to" "g'"i S ro C,' ~ r a., ,.SpI n y
taken aud COPIED from tn' jo"ruAl' 'nrr"ot aud lar
nrs has been paid ny tue dc.,uIm, 70 sppI, ." ,.i
mis' M lMngomvH ANA ,ns '., "' ,'' ~" nt' t
mcuts, with tie exception OF ,,,d r'ymrnt, roman
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THE COLLEGE BANK
Attachment Notice.

A. Orway, paintE VS. Abjah Childs. admir- of ;he
estate of Elias WHiple, dec eased
Before Joshua Chapel, J, p. of ysburg tp; on
the 18th day of August 1860 said jus tice issued an
order Of attachment il the above cause. for thirty
six dollars and seventy FIVE cents. and fifteen dol.
lars probable costs. Said action will be for final
hearing October H. at | O'Clock p. Of said day.
Cook. Price u johnson. attys. A. ORwAI.
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; UERIFF SALE,

Henry Blythe Samuel b lytho.
Ry virtue of alias order fspe issued to me from
tho court of com non plels Of Wood county Ohio, in
the above cutitlcd cause, will offer for sal Mt pub
lie auction the door OF the house in Perrys
burg, in said county,
on Tuesday. October 23d. 1860,
between the hours Of one aud two o'clock p. m ;, OF
day the following dcslribad Ian Is ana tencmcnt'
to.wit: lot no. Is ia section B. in the town of Head
Wood county Ohio. C.. W. NoRroN Sheriff
j. +. Price, atty v--20N5S2 90
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THE Breckinrjdge ge democraoy appear to he

The Breckenridge democracy appear to he
ahead of the mau-worshipers in Connecticut,
This is one Of the states that had the benefit
OF the little suckers stump oGncs. In Mas
s1chuseus the projected fusion ON "Conser'
va,ye" S.l,e ticke. has ban frustrated by
the independent action ofihe democratic con
yendon, New England Is nov given over of
course, as helpless field for pOuglasism.
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JEWELRY,
SCHOOL DOORS, STATIONERY, &C.

The only complete stock of this kind in the county
LETTER PAPER of every style and price. VIZ
have superior facilities for supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buy for cash we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture direct from their Man
we have better article and sell at a lower prio,
than any other establishment on the Maumee.
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The undersigned has been made Agent for the
purchase Ul few hundred dollars of Wood County
orders, and Free Turnpike road orders.
those having id orders 10 sell for cash, will
please make application to me soon.
JAMES w. ROSS.
Perrysburg, Ohio, Sept. 18th, lS6n-l9w3$l.
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The yellow icver at last accounts. WAS
raging fearmlly in Honduras. In the Biiizv
aud the suburbs, is has been more destructive
Of life than for twcnty years before. Nearly
all Of the unacclmated have died.
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Notice TO the Public.

Notice IA hereby given that my wife, Johanna N
Hclclv left nv house, bed hud board In Perryshurg
township, wood county, Ohio, the 18th day oflu.
~. lS6u, without Just cause or provocation, aud
will thcref ore pay no debts of her contracting.
Srnt pO-ySF JOHN uEICIY,
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StraY OK.

Strayed from the subscriber, about the middle o.
June, u white OK the left ear is black, some black
spots on his neck and shoulders, wide horns, an
about seven years old. A " person giving any in
formation of said ox. and leave the same with +. h
Miller Il Co.. at Perrysburg, will he lberaly rewar
ded. JANkT STEWART.
Seotembey 10Th lSSn-law3*
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Attachment.
Jonathan Cancer Abtjth Child admir- of the estate
of Elias Whipple.
Before II. Barber. j. p. of Freedom twp, Wood CO.,
Ohio.
On the 25th day OF August, 1860, said justice is
sued an order attachment in above actiON for
the sum of thirteen dollars. with interest from the
7th Of February, 1919 and $2j probable costs
JONATHAN CANCER.
2Ow3$
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Alta Douglas meeting in Philadelphia,
Saturday evening, fusion was denounced, and
the straight Douglas electoral ticket endorsed
II. V. Johnson is 10 make series ofspeeches
through the State this week.
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Sew aOrtrtig&mtntG.

Semi Annual Report Of the Auditor and
Treasurer of wood County, Ohio.
The following statement exhibits the condition of
the Treasury of Wood county. on the 9th day ofSep
TENDER, 1910:
Tharo ia due for sch ool uurposps-
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TOILET ARTICLES.
YANKEE NOTIONS.

Port MonieS
Purses,
Calf SKIN Wallets,
Morocco Wallets,
Reticules.
Port FolroS, uUyfne.
Pocket Gallery.
OF superior quality-much better than be eb
obtained elsewhere.
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Net balance in the Treasury $l3,46O -
Auditors Office W Ood co, o.
Perrysburg, Sept, 10, 1860
hereby certify that the above exhibits the true
condition OF the county treasury, as shown by the
books and files of this Office
ADDISON SMITH, county Auditor
Treasurer's Office Wood CO. y. !
Ptrrysburg, Sept. Is, 1850.
hereby certify that the foregoing statement i'
true, showing balance in the county treasury Of
thirteen thousand. four hundred and sixty dollars
seventy five cents.
E.GR\HAM, County Treasur,r
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WALL PAPER!

We have bought for CASH. a large and well
lected stock of Wall Paper and will sell it at lower
rates than others Prices. from five cents up
wards.
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW PAPER-fgured and plain.
WINDOW FIXTURES.
CURTAIN do the latest pattern.