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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

a MALL PLACE AT KINGS BRIDGE FOR SALE
"A beausfuny q elevated ground. win be sold ID
raycel purchasers from two For
ncuars inquire II Kings Bridge Hotel
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THr coRSEs srosx or TIE ORPHANS HOME AND
Asylum, Proe~ant EesropAi churuh In Esw Yo~k.
I'll se aid whh appropils.s csrs9osa oy " kshi hey
between FOURTH and Leun rcn aycnusa on TuesAAy,
cctober At ioo'clsok A. y. fbs nhd avsnue cars pAAs
the sronn6.
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(yorTAGE FOR sALR-IN HARLEM. WITH TWO Lors
~ 81 by G0 feet deep well stocked with plants
rooms with gas price 81
OF which ~ 600 remain mortgage for fourteen
Apply the premises Second avenue, between u7h an
llbIh ssreeta
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THE DOUGLAS BARBECUE.
Twenty to Thirty Thousand
People in Jones' Wood.
TIE GREAT OK ROASTING.
Terrible Onslaught and Destruction
Of the Provisions.
---~.y~-~->~~~~~~~o,~o~
TIE HUGE PAWS on THE SPIT.
Speeches Of stephen 4. Douglas and
Herschel v. johnson.
is DOUGLAS IN FAVOR OF FUSION!
Fusion If Breckenridge will
Put Down DisunfOn.
QUESTIONS TO DOUGLAS, and HIS ANSWERS.
A-.~-~+e~-sa-<ss~y
Attack ON the Administration by
Governor Johnson.
-e-.-r-.,
Speech of Governor N6orehead, Of
kentucky.
Scenes and Incidents Throughout
the Day,
As., he, 10.
Attack ON the Administration by
Governor Johnson.
Scenes and Incidents Throughout
the Day,
As., he, Ae.

The great Douglas barbecue j. over. jones'
Wood yesterday YVES crowded-jammcd. All sorts
Of reasons drew al sorts Of people 10 that spot.
Some wanted 20 see an roasted whole; some
wanted 70 see Stephen A. Douglas; some wanted
10 see the distribution Of the three thousand loaves
Of bread; some wanted 20 hear what Herschel V.
johnson had TO say; some wanted 10 see the cand-
dates for the highest Offices in the git OF TINS
mighty people on the stump, there was something
30 democratic about NJ some were anxious Tor
icsion; some for confusion; some went to the Wood
for one cause and some Tor another. The result
was great-immense. Twenty TO thirty thousand
people we're there. The scene was an oyerwhelm-
ing one. Nothing Ike il in politics ever oc cnrred
here before. The enterprise, the movement, the
spectacle, was a stnpendous success. With this
monster demonstration in view, II this metropolis
goes on Increasing, aud the Union survives. our
political meetings in lsGt win have 20 he held in
Central Park. Our people viii thea be counted BY
the are.
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they support the rers- ro,pea democratic party,
yea and VIII receive oil fair md
ed tnd hon"rane men evidence OF selfish viIdsc
vepss Eno peyscra revenge uuknowu 70 history as
nafon ana anworthy the character cf statesmen cain
ng tne respect and confidence Of the American peops
Res" ved That we aereoy ratify the nompstioos for
State ccers made BY The convention u he regular do
cva'ic gnrty assembled al syracrise August 10, 1880
Thar wtii.m Kelly, William Y. Alec William w.
Wright ara William {. Rhodes recognise CIT zens
the mos EN- pent Of the STATE representing the
various nerests ana sections OF the and
that their eiection will he that the wise
and ca pF'r~ires Of the democratic party viii be
rsaaagarated 10 the administration Of the Stale govern
ment
N the reading these resolutions the popular
Of approval uenty exhibited by voerous cheers
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ps~oIIyroNs.
Resolved Ths' In this Presidential canvass there IA
presented the American people the Issue. clearly &C.
hpsd. whether we viii live IN the rnion IL IT, under
the copss,tution ~ our fathers ", whether
viii permit sectional parties 10 prectptas
pcrimenss cf government, AZ the cost Of dsunon ard
civil
Rrsolsed That the national democratic party In l.s
regular examinations, offers the only dist rct saa1foy
adequate and elective % pc-pctu7t'ng tho rnu
Of the states, and 81 hsrmousng their vared interests
and therefore authorized most earnestly 20 urge
favor OF The great pinu Of the Union the heroic
sertor ~ Ill s constitutional lberi es and al "a
tutorei obligations stephen A. Dourss IND h~ m ~,
verify the ticket, tho nororci % the
scosh. Berschsi " JOHNSON.
Resolves That the regular organization Of the party IN
this state, having adced electoral tsriss 10
dancs with the Of tho party aud ssndR nncu tbs
rsurm adopted Chsrloator and sattmorr and undsr
the resoitlcus ~ the ven,iogs whca nosninasef
them, rlsugrf ~ tho sup ,ort of snW end Iobnscn
support, that m mia conquest me Question onion
dsn1on, sna, therefore all men of Conservative rrncl
cnlcs march under banner n vlct0ryjnud tri
umph that we rearrm The 1liowfaK rescsrsdn upAni-
mousiy adopted by tns meeting o. the Ns'rr Don
yentics, held IN the Para tha 2sth y september,
1853, via
Resolved. That while We earnestly desire tho cordial
and Per manst union N the democratic ravty al
noutsbed, - veil py reason by dearly pur hassd en-
pcreno that no unou be either successful o. tOlers
that all attempts % establish or maintain un'on %
tween ihose o. conflicting s-ntmcnts by whatever name
may be dieDlnsd, ~ but coalition hostile ~ hsrmo
nious sctor, dsmorsng IN oil fs endsncies dcstruc
tive o. NE nssess q me democrs,c party, and nevi
tAbly fending u defeat, disruption ard Disgrace
Resolved, That Tho oonsss Of ,be present federal Cd
untpvssst.oU, ciAnin be- deuoevnfir pvosrsbIsS
vs sz6 fs,ttfn demorrsss ~ - csh~ rssson eaa nm
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SCENES ON the CARS IND AT JONES' WOOD


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- cAs.a ..s.rs. H. oss uar sold .spsuriss
80 .a.ssv saotss- bad mo ZANE q tso
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a. fo,e.,, ~opld make IL natter All rrhs rr,slors
"a ,ss oes,,on he crowd ad nj seeu ~ be sse,si
srhs ,sucvsrsDr attempts At lberalty nee klna %
game 49, instituted BY srtwprsins Jsvcniie, con
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Tho President Z. s Lowe, had blue ribbon fastened
70 his coat, hav pg u the The white,
cept the additional word president The procession
union Of the Anglo Saxon and Tho German Damo-
cratic Clubs of the Eleventh ward
After marching from the wharf IN proceesioa on
irving IN front Of tho platform they dred salute,
termsrched, then hslted Cred second salute aud dts
perred, the banners being placed Ia position the
PLATFORM in neighborhood Of those OF other clubs
Up 70 long after three o'clock the crowd kept In
creasing in numbers and person heard 70 quote
Shxk speare and say
The cry 10 still they come.
Up 70 that hour 70 estimated that twenty
thousand people present tho grounds about I've
thousand Of those being most Of the time in ont Of the
PLATFORM the rcs being scattered around during the pre-
minAry speeches but when IL became known that John
sddYessipg the people, the number around the
main stand increased 70 about fifteen thousand the
naming i've caring for lager and oysters than for
political speech Although that the aia object Of the
meeting.
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the aggregate receipts n he present time would bsve
reached host vi 1859
Amount Of tolls received ct the three tide vser
snees rem TIE opening OF navigation 70 septem
Sass, b9o Il
10. l3f TO- 81
Increase N 1850. &57S93 10
Total tolls received the Buffalo osoa, from open
ms o. navigation 70 september 1850 ,l2o "a
- ...+..*.t.... z6,sol ~
Toal ,ols IL the o. sego shce from open
ns o. navigation 70 September /, $780, 800 $50 70
~ Ioo.eo@ "
Ipcyease in 1890. .sl40,6T7 Of
Total tolls received Oh fhs Champlan canal frIm the
speang Of navigation 10 septic noer 1900 sdg Sot
~" .....'.- oA"o" -
DcYe&ee ID 1890 tt9oo ~
W the whole amount OF tolls received up 70 ans time,
u 04s ISL were akeo the three Tide wafer Offices and
scgo or the whole increase the present
.3 there taken At tie three Tide water
enAces and Buffalo ana OsSego &s.6lb4 OF t. The
eroee tolls the present n-cl year will amount 10 about
o. 400 900, against u ,oi4So2 IN 1859 Gain IN 1850
ebS6 63S.
The sarpus revenue, applicable TO the paw ment Of
ihe rncipal and snterest Of the stock debt Of 1876
estimated viii be very 81 600 900 agansSy62 900 81
t ear, showing An increase during the year Of about
16as coo.
While portion Of this surplus b applied 70 any
sther object Of State indebtedness shan tao caca stock
debt Of iSl6 the people will rejoice learn that
million VI that debt viii De pad OF next january
tos and that hey may Confidently look 10 speedy
nsvAi 81 hat mortgage from their farms and the trade
u The STATE.
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About halfpast two several heavy gus dis
cheed ~ the steam boat pier announcing the landing VI
the United Eleventh Wsrt Clubs, IN mich Adernsn
boole was very prominent THIS party numbered over
nix hundred strong and we're accompanied by piece Of
ordnance brass band and three banners On u the
latter WAS the following very curious statement,
whichever may be considered tho correct Designation
81 We travel through fife's uneven ways u,is
$Docglas pony be 10 inside two forty, on the light
Sning line, ana quarter ahead under strong prn
HrT mM AGAIN.
L g. COMP.
FnpwxRsr.
Each member 81 the two clubs had wnhe rbnon sus
pended from their button hole pinned 70 the collar nj
their coat aud 90 which printed in black the follow
ing
ENKsM WARD DOUGLAS AID JOHNSON ClCB.
ORGANIZED JrM Is, 1860.
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Ex,Ksm WARD DOUGLAS Asp JOHNSON IlCB.
ORGANIZED JrM Is, 1860
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Amer cheering, 20 vehement ia, flr several minutes
no Official effort could check y. Mr.. Jtxs A. scdasrrs,
Of tho sfssman Journal read subiolnei Iesoiulons
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29


PERRYsBURG TOWNSHIP.
Road No. 1.-Ou road between northeast
corner of Section 81 aud north quarter post OF
Section %, town d, U. S. r., six Mills on :he
Dollar valuation, of all taxable property, lying
within one-lourth of mile on the north, and
one half mile on the south side thereof.
No 3.-On load between south quarter post
OF Section 35 and north quarter post of Section
26, town 3, u. S, R., six Mills on the Dollar
valuation OF all taxable property within one
half mile Of said road.
No. 4-On road between tracts "a and 25 of
the Maumee and the Western Reserve road
six Mills on the Dollar valuation of all taxa BILE
property in tracts no. 81, "a and 25.
M. 5,-On Center road, commencing at Nc
Cutchenville road on north line OF Section %,
theace sou,h-westerly to south line of Section
80, all in town d. U. S. R., six Mills on the Dol
lar valuation, of all taxable property within
one half mile thereof
No. Con County road, commencing at the
south post of section 90 town d. U. S. r.
thence north to north quarter post of section II,
in same town aud range; special tax of six
Wills on the Dollar valuation of all taxable
property within half mile thereof, and not
over half the distance TO any other road run
ming nearly parallel thereto.
No. IA special tax OF six Mills on the Dol
lar valuation of all taxable property on the
north OF section % north 4 of east, }, and the
east of northwest of section 81 all in town
a, U. S. R.; for the improvement of the County
Road, commencing at the east quarter post of
said section 22, thence west to McCutchen-
vile Road, and there terminating.
No. Son east Oregon road. special tax
OF six Mills on the Dollar valuation Of all tax
able property within One-fourth of mile on
the cas-. side and one half mile on the west
side thereof.
No. 9.-On Crane Creek road, commencing
at east boundary street, thence esstery and
east to the east line of Perrysburg Township,
special tax of six Mills on the Dollar valua ton,
OF all taxable property on the out lots border
ing on said road, and ali property within one.
haH mile on the south side thereof, and with
in QUE fourth mile on the north side of same
No l0.-0n County road, commencing at
the northeast corner of section |, town 4, U.
S. R., thence south on township line to the
Webster and Troy Free Turnpike road, in
section Sc, same Town and Reserve, special
tax of six Mills on the Dollar valuation, of all
lands aad taxable property within one-half mile
on each side thereof excepting road Tracts
nos 25 and 26, and lands north OF same, lying
within one-fourth mile Of the east Oregon
road.
No. ll.-on road commencing at the Perys-
burg and Findlay Plank DAD, on the section
line between sections Nos l8 and l9, in town
4, u. S. r. thence east to McCutchenyille road
a special tax fsix Mills on the Dollar valua-
tion of all taxable property within hall mile
on each side thereof.
No. l2.-On road, commencing at the north
east corner of section 80. in town a, u. s. r.
thence east TO northeast corner OF section 81,
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W oo0 County and Western HeserTe Efee
Turnpike Road

Wocd Comfy and Western Reserve Free
Turnpike Road"
Eixht cents per acre on all luuds within one
half mile ofsad sroad, except all lands on line
Of said Road within one-hslf mile OF the Mau-
tase and Western Reserve Jai.
OtsegO and Blanchard FREQ Turnpike.
Eight Mills OIL the Dollar of the valuation on
all Real Estate in the first tier OF sections, and
four Mills on the Dollar on all real Estate IN
the secoud sier of sections on each side oil SAID
road, except in Washington township, where
four Mills ony are levied on the first tier oil
sections
Hull Prairie Free Turnpike Road
Six cents per acre on all lands within une
mile OF said Road, south of river Tract 6l and 62.
Turnpike Road.
Ten Mills on the Dollar of valuation OF all
taxable Real Estate within one mile on each
side of said road, and five Mills Oh the Dollar
upon all taxable Real Estate within the second
tier of sections on the West side of said rood,
except that no lsuls north of town SIX, range
ten, are SO taxed but the south half OF section
81 aud southeast quarter of section 20, town
LUIS R., upon which are levied five Mills on
the Dollar.
webster and Troy FREQ Turnpike.
Six cents per acre on all lands within one
half mile of said road, and three cents per acre
within the next adjoining hall mile.
Portage Free Turnpike.
A special tax is levied Oh all lands within
one mile north of said road, in the township OF
Portage; on all lands within two miles north OF
said road in the townships OF Liberty and Mil
ton, and on all lands south of Faid road in said
three townships except on the north haltsouth-
east quarter and the north half north east
quarter Of section nine the north hall
south west quarter of section 10, and the north
quarter of section Is, all in the town north
Of range 10 east. to wit: On all lands lying
within one one-haif mile of said road cents
per acre, cents per acre on all lauds lying
within the second half mile, 2 cents per acre on
all lands within the third half mile OF said road,
and one cent per acre on all other lands taxa
BILE on said road.
Free Turnpike IL Oad from the berty and
MiltOnViIle Road south to County line.
Three cents per acre on all lands within one
mile ofsaid road, aud 2 cents per acre on all
ands on the hail mile next adjoining.
Milton and Montgomery Free Turnpike
On all lands within one-forth of mile OF
said road, 10 cents per acre; on all lands with
in the s-oond quartz ola mile, 6 cents per acre
on all lands within of mile, 3 cts per acre;
and on all lands within the fourth quarter OF a
mile of said road, 2 cents per acre; Except the
north hall, southeast /. and the north of the
north, east / of section p; the north half south
west quarter OF section 2, and the north quar-
Ter of section l5 ell in town north Of range
10 east, and also on all town lots within the
territory aforesaid, 10 mills on the dollar Valu-
alton.
East Oregon Free EurnPike.
Five cents per acre on all lands within one
half Of mile on each side Of said road, except
ing the Maumee and Western Reserve road
traots wivdiu SAID limits,
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Townships Of Wood Co.. o. for the
Mills Each Dollar
~~.~~.. ~
TarRn Co TarRa nadT1
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NoTIoETo PAYERs OF wOnD CorN,
TN, OHIO. "


In pursuance of Law, |, 4, GRAHAM. Treos.
urer OF wood County, Ohio, do hereby motif,
Tue taxpayers thereof that the amonnt nf
IaSes assessed on the Tax Duplicate for, IN.
year 1850, for the different PURPOSES nnmni l.
correctly stated in the above Abstract also
we we ra'e OF taxation showing the humber Of
Mills on every Dollar of valuation in epch or
'he twps. and incorporated Villages of sail
ounty,is correctly given in the above tabls
wv % "'e also notified that every person charged
win any Tax on the Tax Duplicate of lSG0 now
IN my hands, may at his option. instead Of nor.
ing the whole amount with which he stnnIs
charged, on or before the SOth December ne
erctoioro required, may pay one-halr of Sam.
plus oil road taxes aud leiinduencies ON or be-
lore tho goth December next and the balance
on or before the Goth June. 1861. For the mn.
pose OF receiving Taxes, will attend in person
or by deputy at my Office, in this place. from
now until the 25th day of January, TO receiv,
lhe iaxes on the first half, and from the l5tI,
apnl to the Goth July. 1861, TO receive the tnv.
os on the last half. The law allows the Trens.
urer penalty OF fue per cent, on each deIn.
quent hali respectively after the Goth December
anu So'h June; ns compensation for extra ser
vice IN collecting, which amount. If added will
Dc III auultion 10 TO the above rates.
r.. r. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
lrea'urets Office, Wood Co. Ohio.
Perrysburg October 25th 1850,
Attest ADmsoN SMITH, County Auditor.
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PERR YsBURG TOWNSHIP.

Assessed and collected for the impro vement of
the following County Roads, TO wit:
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JOB PRINTING

Having made several important addi-
u'onS IN the J"bb'ng Department of our Office we aro
Wv" p'ep"reo 10 execute everything In this line
p such as
rosrshs, Snow Bulls, CIRcutARs
M hN"p nlLLs, PROGRAMMES,
BILL HEADS. LETTER HEAns BLAYK Norrs
"'iF"r'oNs PAMPHLETS. Books, &c.&c,
IN tho most satisfactory manner. Orders sIlo, -,
Snor' notice. and on reasonable terms az ~
The Perrysburg journal Office.
fES OF ADVER
souors I'm 5m 6m I2m
nIu'.Io, I, ,------------ l25 AIS 400 8O0
! ooi. ------- ------- 600 $50 1l25 1900
! coinm,m ------------ 1000 1900 2200 5000
oo'unn----------- 1900 5000 $500 co 90
will be made for Cash Wv 'e '"'o'
ne space occupied by ten lines of the t,ne com.
posing tho body Of the advertisemnt will be cnn-
ndered square. "''' W 0'n-
An transient advertisements must be paid for IN
ad vance TO secure notice ~ P 'o' /"
Advertisements inserted with tba mo,L ,os ,,,
De charged for until ordered ont ''' "'''
M""h yearly advertisements are inserted three or
moro changes will he allowed ~
j. w. BAILEY, Proprietor.
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NO. 80

tonrth mile on the south side of same.
NO o.-on County Road commencing at the
northwest corner of southeast ounrter or co...
6, town o, range l2, thence east one mils ~
northeast corner of southwest quarter oe sec
D, same town and range, thence south 10 por'
tege rlver, special tax Of six Mills on ,bs
pollar valuation of all taxable properly within
halt milo on the south side and within one
fourth OF mile On the north side thereof
NO. H-On that part Of the Webster and Trov
Free Turnpike Road lying in Webster township.
SIX MINIS on the Dollar valuation of all taxable
property belonging TO said Road.
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WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP.

No, l.-On part OF the Kellogg road. COM
mencing so rods east OF the southwest corner
Of section |, town 5. range east, thence west
on section line ! und miles to the west line of
Washington township six mills on the dollar
valuation ofall taxable property within half a
mile on the north and one-f fourth mile on the
south of said road.
No. S,On county road OH the north line Of
section |, town 5, range 8, six mills on the
dollar valuation of all taxable property within
/ OF mile on each side thereof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11
DIED.,

On "Wednesday. the 10Th instant, after a long ILL
ness Of typhoid leyer which he bore with ehristlsn
his age None knew him but to love him none
named him bu, to praise. ~o
: Tn frieads acd acquaintance of the family ave
sctfully invi led 70 attend the funeral from his
mothers residence, No. 3s1 street, between 18TH
and 18Th SITS. E.. =
At the roe idence of Major George Peter, in Mont.
sornsryce unity, Md, on Sunday, October 4 T. HEN
DERSON PETER, third son of the late JOAN =.
G. Peter, in the eDth year Of his age
As he was rstu rnin & from Darnestown on Satsr-
day evening his horse started suddenly, throwing
him against tree with great violence. He vas im-
tediatsly kan To the residence Of has uncle where
ev n service was rendered whiah medical skill
gould devise and every attention paid him which
ne teaderest Kindness could give. itfwas PLAIN
I'm she ART thai human sk,ll was ~ vain. He
e: noon. when ne calmly yielded up his spi II TO
flia gaven How soon to throw ssiae tn
srtei e0il aud pass through nature Into eternity
he yss yestA OF 6ne mental acquirsments, and
ss ossfh thus Suddenly 10 indeed sad spd solemn
tSs yIta a.la58 : 3E1a
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From California

ST. JosEPHs, Oct lO-The Ponv E.pr-s, ar
rived to night, with California dates to he 18th
September
AT San Francisco Coffee and raw Sugars
Weae advancing A itrong trade demand for RIO
Coffee Is reported, with sales at J5kaI6x cent
Bntter was dropping rapidly, and quotabI. at 26l
- cents Domestic Liquors had sill an upward
tendency There was less doing in Wheat no
unchanged
On tue 9th the old Musical Hall building.
MONTGOMERY and Bush streets, san Francisco.
was destroyed by FIRE. Loss S5O,OcO
The first ton Of silver ore from the New Oizo
mines arrived at San Francisco on the 27th IL 10
Of the highest degree OF richness
Tee ship George Lee has been chartered fer
hong Kong, taking a cargo Of -four and wheat