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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

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PREPARE FoR TIE FINAL CHARGE.

PREPARE FOR THE FINAL CHARGE,
II is now only four weeks until the grand
struggle Of November 9th, and only five days
till our state election. The latter will prob
ably be decisive as TO the general result
Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana aud New JerSi
oil voting for state Offices on that d2SS,os,
indicate the issue Of the ProsidonsgIiye labor
In all probability, the most ho,woon now
which remains to be perform !. ~ ,;no 6,r
and next Tuesday. aTglfbear,ed perform.
idling, indifference n"' ' "vs..,u p,,, ps.'O' as
Of !. ,s yo,io, ,ty H,P1oo'% voorv eSouS "nG
"'u'u w :" Doing from this time TO the election.
~, was never more sleepless. untiring
d vigilani foe, than are the Douglasjtes.
The marked popularity Of iudomitable oner-
gy, which belongs TO Douglas himself seems
TO bslong to every leader in the amy of hi'
followers. As he has not scrupled 10 walk
over his own record, the record Of the early
patriots and TO brush aside tho precedents OF
half century to gaio the pretense of a basis
for his 'grcat principle" SO they will nothalt
at anything to gain q vote or carry apoiut.
No lie will be too bold, no pretenee loo shall
low, no appliance too corrupt and no means
too base for them TO resort to. Not single
effort will be inLermtted, because of the
hopelessness Of the contest. With su.h a
70, in the field, pretending 10 oil political vir-
tue, and charging on the Republican party
all political vice, there is nothing to trust TO
but hard work and sloopless vigilance. AS
Individual votes mako up the grand nggre-
gates which confirms results and bid the
multitude cheer and loud cannons roar so
votersr are what should be obtained
TO teuure the aggregates. The tide is strong
enough, with proper attention 70 details, to
rise TO glorious and overwhelming victory.
Let it not be said that single Republican
has failed to do his duty, and all will be well.
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Sovereignty in the territories,


BY reterenc, to the debate between Messrs.
Ashley and Steedmau, ii viii be seen that The
latter claims for The territories complete soy
creignty-i. e. the right to prohibit or fbol
ish the institution of slavery, Whether SIeed-
man really believes such b'lderdash as this
or not, it is, of course, hard for us to say
but there is one thing evident, that il he does,
Douglas does not, as will be seen by he fol-
lowing passage taken from his speech in the
Senate, on the bills for the admission of Iowa
and Florida into the Union, February esd,
1853.
"The father may bind his son during his
mi lolity, but the moment he altains his ms
joriy his ictters are severed, and he il free
to regulate his own conduct So with the
territories the are sub act to he jurisdiction
and control of Congress during their Infancy
their minority /; but when the attain THEN
majority and obtain admission into the Union
they are free from all restraints and reSuic-
tions, except such as the Cous tuition Of the
United States has imposed upon each and all
of the States. - Cong. Globe, vol II, pag,
| 28I.
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Vote the whole V'ickct,

Our county election will have vast inau-
ence on the Presidential election next month.
five but vote whole tickets, aud see that ev-
cry Republican voter does the same, we shall
accomplish a good work on next Tuesday, and
scatter the forces of the sham democracy 10
the four winds of heaven. Think well, then.
on the Importance of our local election, and
when you go up to vote You will surely putin
whole Republican ticket without scratch.
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There was discussion Of the politica

There was discussion of the political
topics of the day At Stony Ridge on Saturday
evening last, between L, M, Colver and ii.
IL. Dodge-the former for Lincoln and the
] tier for Douglas. Mr.. Colver in the course
of his remarks real from the Toledo Times a
report of Douglas' speech at Jones' Woods,
N. Y, in which the "little sucker" declared
that il Lincoln designed to carry out the Sec
tional policy of the Republican party,he would
assist in hanging him as high MS Virginia
hung Old John Brown and further ii the
withdrawal of his name would defeat lincoln
he was ready to DO so at any moment Mr.
Dodge denied the above statemeat by sayirg
he wanted better authority than the Toi,d,
Times. for evidence ofits truth, That's What
we call repudiating his own party organ.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
ID r. NJ M IL l. E n
CrsEMBCOPA IlIC PHYSICIAN,

May be consulted, free a. charge, at the following
times and places;
Fiudlay, Crooks Hotel, until o'clock, Oct, II
and Nov %.
Eostur'a Hays House, Oct 3, and Nov "a.
Fremont kcssler Hotel Oct, 10, and Nov. 20.
Eltnorc, EhoVe House, Oct. l6 and Nov. 21.
Toledo Collins House, Oct, II aud Nov. ~.
Maumee City, American House, Oct -, Dee 3.
pcuyshU,g. Exchange Hotel Ocl, 20 and Dec. 10
My Theory and Treatment
Arc new aud 1id'rreBt from any one Ia the United
States, and challenge ANY one 10 produce Che same
success that have NIT with in treating Chronic
Disease, My theor i based apon the chemical
operations OF tie boly believing diseases to depend
anon dsuroportioned coudt on of the suiis of the
al ,,ng the ,ecreiuns blood Sc, of the body, and
nndiug 0ut what is deficient in excess aAd supply
ing tu the 81 strm what is wanting. | am enabled
TO eule oneu hy u small amount oi edteiues, here
the patient had hccn dragged with medicines for
long Years to no effect.
Nov pNsncpst,, Ia the great majority Of coses,de'
pouds maiuh upon dspr"poriioned state OF the
rasuic or digestive fluids of the stomach, when
this strc hnid is prnp0"tiOued prOperlS. the food
Is th,rougly diye,ted aud aSSimilaied Viewing pyS
pepsa hy the rulos of ChcmicOpathoO@Y, aud civ
ins treatment accordingly, am enabled 10 cure A.
eases uut or 30. ant 10 out of so of COnsUmp
lion, Asthma, Bronchitis aud Laryngitis and Liver
Complaint plies, NeuraiSi1, Dizziness or Sick Head
acne, Nervous Dehlity and Eemt'e njsesses-~-n ~
ery caaea cure and other dis eses proportionately
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
Negro s,Qls.a,iiy

If you want to make Douglas Locofoco
squirm, like n grub wom on hot g'ibdle,
Just ask him, when he talks about the Repub,
party being in favor of Negro Equality, if the
democracy of the country didn't voe for
Col, Johnson of Kentucky for Vice President,
when they knew he haed an open notorioaS
Gdaltery with womon Of negro blood, and
that she was the mother of his children, which
he publicly owned.
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september 25-2lw3$l
PROCLAMATION,

T. William Dsnnison, Governor of the State of
Ohio do hereby notify the qualified electors OF the
State OF Ohio to assemble in their respective Town
ships and Wards, at the usual places of holding elec-
tions on Tuesday, being the 9th day OF Move ember,
\, ID. 1860 and then and there proceed the law
directs to elect twenty three electors of President
and Vice President of the United States in pursu-
OF the constitution and laws OF the United States
and of this State.
In Testimony Whereof, l have hereuuto set my
hand and caused te great seal of the State of Ohio
TO be affixed, at Columbus. this seventeenth day of
September in the Year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred und sixty and OF the Independence
Of the United States the Eighty Fifth
EN the Governor: WILLIAM DENNISON.
A. T. Russell Secretary of st, tie,
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RenuhIicnm Mce,lngs.

Meetings. az the following times and places
are 10 be held between now and The State e
lection:
Pouageville, THURSDAY eve, Oct, lth.
Bloom Center, Friday, eve, Oct, Sth.
Bernards school House Perry twp, on Saturday
Oct, 9Th, at2P NJ.
Froeporl Monday eye" Oct. sth.
Mess $. r. w johnson, +, Price and MahlOu
Chauee, win address the meetings, Come one,eome
a
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
Redemption Notice.

Jacob f. Fox. OF his assieneeS will take notice
that Samuel Bsaders has this day deposited In the
treasury of Mood county $s9.7s Ia redeem the sc
sw see, d, aud sc sec Is, ALI town north.
range east. containing l20 acres, sOh TO the said
Fox AZ the safe Of delinquent lands, held in said Co
January 9, 1889. ADDISON SMITH,
auditors ONCE, Wood Co, o. Co, Auditor.
PsrrysbuTg, Sept 81 lS6a-ilwi.
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Road NOtlee.

Notice is hereby given that he commissioners of
Wood county, Ohio, have authorized the view and
survey OF a county road, beginning ~ the quarter
post between Hoas IL and N ia township g. range
n; thence saath between sections IL and Is % and
81 25 aud ~ 10 the south OF section A.
aud there terminate. And thar the viewers and sur
veyors thereof will meet the house Of Franklin r.
Sherman in Bloom township on the 10Th day Of 0o =
tObsr next. tkAAhLlN r. SHERMAN.
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The Wntch,vord

OF Republicans is; free tenit ,ries "And free
homes" Let our unoccupied lands be given
to honest laboring men, for free homes, and
let not the blighted curse of American slav,r r
faint the soil of our free territories, Freemen
do you wish to labor side by side with slaves
II no. vote for James Ashley.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

The signs Of the times indicate a great po-
ltical revolution in favor of Honest Old Abe
in the Sucker S.ae, The Republicans are
now working for majori,ies, and will do every
hing they honorably can between now and
the 9th Of November to swell those 10 the
highest possible figures. The stupid story
going the rounds of The lower Strata of Doug
las organs that the Republicans have "giyen
up The state" does not deceive ANYBODY who
is not an iocouigibls ignoramus,
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Grand NInss Meeting.

The last Republican Rally in this county,
before the State Election, will be held in Per
rysburg on next Monday evening, October
e.h. Gen. Ashley and other able speakers
will address the meeting. Let there be u
large turn out. The Wide Awakes ar
through variety Of eyolutOns at lhs close Of
the speaking.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

Let The people bear in mind that all the
angry feeling and dissension, with which the
country has been disturbed, for the past six
years, has been caused by the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise; and that it was prin-
cpaIly through Senator Douglas agency, that
that repeal was effected,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04
PROCLAMATION.

7, Chester W. Norton sheriff of Wood Co., O., do
hereby notify the qualified electors of the conn Of
Wood aud State OF Ohio assemble in their re pee
tive townships at the usual places Of holding cleo
tions ON tuesday being the 9th day of November A.
II, 1864, snd thea and there proceed the law
directs elect twenty three electors of President
sud Vice President of the United States in pursu
of he constitution and laws OF the United States
and OF this State.
Witness, c. W NORTON,
sheriff of " Ooh Co. o.
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OTTowA COUNTY REPUpLICNN.---A new pa
per bearing the above lille has just m,de its
appearance upon our table II is printed at
Port Clinton, Ottawa county, by Messrs. A,
}, Dewitt and L. ), Taylor. Topographic
ally it is decidedly neat and tasty, while its
editorials show evidence of ability and sound
reasoning. We hope the Republicans OF OF.
tswa will take an ac,,ve interes, in its welfare
Here is cur Q-s-.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER slh, 1850.
= WAIT FOR THE WAGON r
Look Before YOu Heap!
THE GREAT BUCKLEY SHOW!

This, one Of the largest. Oldest and most popular
Equestrian Establishments in the United States,
WILL EXHIBIT AT
wv MAUMEE CITY,
TUESDAY, OCT 9, 1860.
Admission, only - -----.--.------.25 Cents.
Children under years of age, Is cents,
ALL BOX SEATS-NO PIT!
All Circus mot the remnant of starved Msnag-
erie fragments of dilapidatsd Circus, with
which the West is being too much infested.
Read our descriptive bills aud learn that we have
known stars eaough TO fairly illuminate our Payil,
lion with perfect blaze OF novelties.
Remember, only 25 cents for Box Seats and 8
cents for children, which is but half the price
charged by any other company. Our motto is good
Show and prices 10 suit the times.
splendid Silver Cornet Band accompanies the
Show,
lS-For particulars descriptive bills.
GEO. S. COLE, General Agent.
G. G. BLANCHARD, Assistant
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OrRer ni AttnchinenI,

At my instance an order Ofattaehme ent was issued
the 25th day Oi August. 1860, by Robert Barber,
J. p of Ffeciom Twp. Wood CO., o.. against A biiah
dent of said county ~ sAiiay claim Of $50 and S25
IIobsbie cost. Ii. A. HARMS.
Ntlt2T-.lA3S
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1t is well known that the republican vote
of Wood county has fallen short al various
times ranging from one to three hundred
votes. Shall tili. be Tie case next Tuesday?
What say you Republicans
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

-Itis charged by one ofthe Virginia dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention that did
not secede, hat the Douglasises offered to
Wm. l.. Yancy, the d,sunionst and that he
would not accept. This charge has not, and
ARE not, be denied,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

Two thou;aod dollars reward has been
offered Tor the recovery of the bodies of Mrs.
Garth anb Miss Anna Garth, of Paris, Ky,
who were among the victims of the Lady Ell
gin disaster.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

The democratic Treasurer of Hardin
county has proven dcfaulter to the amount
of 49, 10000
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Tie Republicans Of wood county, have
a most important duty to discharge on next
Tuesday at tie polls. Are they fully awake
to the Importance of that day and that occa'
sion? LIE every man be at The polls.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

VorE EARLY!-Be at the polls as soon as
they are opened, and work faithfully for the
entire ticket.
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Adminisiratnr,s Notice.

Abiiah Childs, admr OF Elias Whi2plc deceased,
has this day tlcd his accounts for final settlement
with the Probate Court and viii be for final hearing
passed or the l3th day of October, 1860 at 10 o..
clock a, m, of said day, ABlJAH CHlLDS,
Admir- OF Elias Whipple dec.
,sentemher 25-2IW3Sl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

The election takes place on the second
Tuesday of October, when every Republican
is expected TO do his duty.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

The Prince o. Wales has left his Cana
dian friends, aud is now journeying in the Uni
led States, under the tile of Baron Renfrew.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-04

Remember, that the State Election takes
place on Tousday, October 9th.
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A CHANCE FOR
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iancy Zephyr Hoods and Flats and nice Win
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M Gu a0utrtigt mtntg.
Ercnt gursosity,

We have one of the greatest curiOstics aud most
valuable inventions IN the known world, for which
Iyo want agents cyerywherc. Full particulars sent
fREE. SHAY CLAkN, Blddetotd, Maine,
Oct ID lS60--wS*
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-12

WOMAN SiioT on THE FouRrH.--On the aE
ternoon Of ..ae Fourth, an old negro woman
named Matilda Clifton, residing in Appoquini-
mink Hd., New Castle county, was shot in the
elbow joint by negro man named Jack Jenk.
ms. IL seems that the husband of Matilda
went eff early in the morning TO jenkins in
company with white man, when all hands got
drunk and stayed all day. Matilds. learning
where her husband was. went after him to
bring him horae, which 50 enraged Jenkins that
he seized gun, swearing he would kill her,
which, as she was passing out Of the door, he
aimed at her and fired, the ball tsking effect as
before stated Il is likely she will lose her
arm. The PerPelratOr ofthe outrage has made
his escape. or secrssed himself so that his
whereabouts 10 not known.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-12

PURSUANT TO NOTICE, meeting of the
friends of Bell and Everett was held on Tses-
day evening last, at Wards Hall. to make arr
engagements to attend the State Ratification
Meeting in Dover, on the 17th inst.
DR.. L. ID. Daley was called TO the Chair.
and 8. c. Eaton appointed Secretary.
The objectof the meeting being stated. on
motion Of ex-Gov. VIM. Temple COMMITTEES
Of Arrangements, composed Of the following
gentlemen. was appointed: Hon. VIM Tenn
pie, Jno. H. Bowman, J. w. Savin, Col. Henry
G. Douglass, DR.. Gooiee, Jno. VsnGasken, j.
A. Lavender. Jas. w. spruance. Eben Lurty,
VIM. Collins, T. L. Sutton, Jas. Truax, DAHL
w. Thompson and David J. Murphey.
The Committee Of Arrangements were su.
thorized to secure the services Of the Smyrna
Sax Horn Band.
On motion, Jas. p. Hofecker and A. Holmes
Slockly were appointed Committee on Flags.
The Secretary was directed to inform the
members Of the Committees, not present, Of
their appointment.
On motion, resolved to publish the proceed
ings Of the meeting in the Smyrna TIMES and
CoMMoNwEALTH
After some general interchange of ideas, ad.
journed TO Monday evening, at o'clock.
s. C. EATON,
Secretaru
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-12

. / i. =
AssAoLr Oh GgE. BowsAs.--A correspon-
dent Of The Philadelphia Inquirer. writing from
Washington, says:
Quite an excitement occurred on Saturday
after afternoon. IL appears that Mr.. Ellis D.
ochnabie Pa, took exception TO an editorial in
Friday . Constitution. rejecting on him, and
went to the office to zee the author of il. He
entered the editorial room where Gen. Bow.
man was seated, writing his yuledctory for the
pape. he asked him how the article in ques.
ton came 10 the paper. Bowman replied that it
got IN with other editorial matter, for which he
was alone responsible I
AS he said this he arose, evidently expecting
an attack, and at the same time Schnable drew
forth cowhide 10 lash him, but seeing that he
could not effect his purpose, he struck him with
cane, lnfiicting severe wound. One or two
Of the clerks then rushed into the room, when
Schnable " struck out right and left" and floor
ed them both. Having satisfied himself he
walked out with two friend, who had in the
meantime come into the room.
The offensive words written by G. Bowman
against Schnable are these:
"fhis Individual has earned a widespread
notoriety. The Governors of at least two
States of The Union are anxiously endeavoring
to ind him within their jurisdiction, with the
desire Of providing him with board and lodging
at The expense OF their respective common.
weallhs. Were the part to be played Of "Rob.
ert Macaite," "a French theft MIR. Schnable
would act il to perfection
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-12

By the overland mail we have later news
from California, Oregon, &c. The Indians on
abe route of the pony express appear to be in-
undated by the recent demonstrations. Con-
siderable silver ore was arriving at San Fran
cisco from the Washoe mines, and agents of
the Rothschilds buy it as soon as IT arrives
The Oregon Legislature has certainly been
carried BY the Opposition, who have "a menu
bers against 10 regular Democrats, and Logan.
Opposition. is elected to Congress by $50 ma
joriiy. The majority in the Legislature Sc
cures the election of two U. s. Senators.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-12

The FOURTH IN DovER.-The 4th of July
was celebrated in a becoming manner at Do.
yer. Two juvenile military companies paraded
the streets. civic procession also took
place. after which the people assembled at the
State House, were appropriate exercises took
place. Rev. Thomas B. Bradford presided -
The Rev. Marshall B. Smith addressed the
Throne of Grace, John II. Knight, Esq read
the Declaration of Independence John o.
Stay, Esq, delivered an Oration. and addresses
made 6y Rev. DIR. Cooke, and VIM. R. Morris,
Esq: In the evening splendid display of fire.
works took place. But one accident occurred.
Richard Harrington, lad about Is years of
age, had his hand slightly injured by the acct.
dental discharge of his pistol.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-07-12

MORE TROUBLE FOR THE GREAT EAsTERN.-
IL is said that the Directors of this unfortunate
vessel are TO be sued by the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Company, for breach of contract. The
arrangement to bring the ship to the eastern
terminus Of the Gaand Trunk was specific
On the faith Of it the railway company made a
large outlay for harbor accommodation at Port.
land. The Council of that city also expended
100000. and immense amount of capital was
invested by private citizens. The newspa pers
in Canada and Portland "egg on" the railway
company, and it would be advisable for the d.
rectors of the steamship to reduce the fee of
admission to the steamer, to enable than to
raise funds sufficient to meet The expenses of
the law suit.