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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
Congressional.

On the 18th inst. the Senate voted to hold
night sessions and the House pusssd resolutions
denouucing Live Oak contracts,and political
jobbing generally,
to adhere to their own Homestead Bill. 1t is
not likely that the Democratic Senate will agree
to this, so that we shall have no Homestead Bill
this session.
The labors of the llarper's Ferry Investigating
Committee, has been concluded Nothing nav
has been elicited that the public did not already
know. Mr.. Mason is evidently very much
ashamed OF the complete failure of his pet pro
ject, aud has moved Cor the releasa of that uu-
conquaIably silent witness, Thnddeus Hyatt.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
The Germnns Moving.

Tho Detroit Adpsrtiscr makes mention Of a
large and spirited nesting of German Republi
cans which was held in that city last week. II
was addressed by DLDouai, Of Boston and VIM
in most excellent speeches The meeting was
not of politioul charac:sr,and the speeches were
more philosophical than political The Chi
cago nomination. however, was referred to b,
the speakers, and determination expressed &c
support them cordially, and such is the unani
nous determination of the German Republicans
of the city, as well as many of the most patriot
ic aud intelligent German Democrats. 1t wa
peasant gathering of thinking men, aud passeC
Off with the utmost harmony and good feeling
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ames Murray atty.
Iune II, Is, 0--7wGS5 IS


NOTICE 70 THE pURIlC.
hereby live aStice that my wife Eliza Sholes,
left my bed aud board on Wednesday the 3Oth day OF
May last, without just cause or provocation; and
therefore all persons against ha boring said
Eliaa on my account, for will pay debts of her
contracting SOLOMON SHOLES.
Tontogany, June 81, lSGO--7w4*
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WOOD co, o.
John Beard, PIT, against Henry b, Goucher, Def't.
IL ENRI b, GOUCHER. of the State of Illinois
will take notice that John Beard, of the county
of Wood and State of Ohio, did on the twenty-sec-
ond day of February, A ID. lsGo file his petition in
the of common pleas, within and for the coun-
| " OF Wood and State of Oho, against said Henry b
Goucher defendant setting forth that the said Con
cher is indebted to the said John Beard on notes
bo accounts and contract in the sum of 4S33 and
praying for a Judgment against the said Goucher
for said S+S3.3G, with interest on Sls5 from Febru-
18th, 1850 ten per cent interest on Sl02. - from
AguGust l6 1859. ten per cert interest on $50. .s4
from June 2, 1858. interest on $40 co. from August
eiHhternth A. d. 1859. and interest on S25 90 from
Feb, Is, 1860. The said Goucher will also take no.
tce that the sail John Beard said pod day of Feb
ruary 1859, filed in said court of common pleas.
affidavit in due form and procured attachment to
hessued by the clerk of said court directed to the
sheriff of said county against the goods and chattles
lands and tenements, rights and credits &c. of the
said Goucher situate and lying in said county OfW ood
to satisfy the amount OF said Boards said claim and
probable costs. which said attachment executed
by said sheriff by attaching the property of said
GouCher, the following described lands and tene.
ments situate in said county of Wood. to wit: So
much the east half of the southeast quarter of
seCloU lsN III township lHlce lOrln, OF range
ten east as lies the north side of the center Of
the state read, running east and west through said
premses also the south half ofthe south east quar-
ter OF section thirty, and the northeast quarter of
section thi in township three north of range
eleven east. The said Goucher il also notified that
said Beard will on the hearing of this ask said
court to order said attached property be sold as
on executionand that the proceeds Of such sale be
applied in satisfaction Of the amount which may be
found due from the said Goncherto said Beard in the
cause of action stated in said petition, Said Henr
is irpH IN ann
and answer said petition or before the third Sat-
urday after the eth day OF August, 1850
COLT Il BROWNS,
| Au'ys for John Beard,
| ~
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TLc Cattle Plague.

The Ohio State Journal says that Col Harris
one oi the commission appointed by Gov. Den
nison, has just returned from the East, aud re-
pors considerable nnSiey among the people
in consequence of the continued spread and
further development Of the Cattle Disease. IN
Massachusetts, Connecticut aud New Jersey.
Col. II. thiuks that many reports OF tho break
ing out Of this disease IN distant qusrters, are
very much exaggerated by the fears Of tho peopl'
as it seems hardly possible that the mllady can
bc propsgaled except by direct contact, like
smallpox, so that complete isolation of Q heol
thy herd contact with other animals is pretty
sure safeguard from injection. To secure this
the most prompt and thorough measures musI
be adopted, aud tho importation of all neat cat
tie from the East among our Western herds
should b. entirely stopped, for the season a
least, both by purchase or for exhibition at ou
Agricultural Fairs This Report OF tho Obi
Commission will be looked for with interest on'
the substance OF their Investigations will yer.
soon be made public.
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Republican state Convention.

The Slata Convention st Columbus, on Wed
neslay last. was well attended; and put in
nomination State ticket that will meet with
the approval of every true Republican in Ohio.
The platform and nominees OF the Chicago Con-
vention were endorsed, with great enthusiasm
a sure indication that our glorious old common
wealth will 60 for Lincoln aud Hamlin Ivy an
Overwhelming majority.
Hon Judge Brinkerhofr, Of RichlOnd county,
was renominnted for Supreme Judge aud, while
we are willing to acquiesce in the doctrine OF
rotation IN office, we cannot but regard this rs
n deserving compliment to an officer who has
been tried aud found not wanting. lie has
served the State five years at saery barely sui
fcent TO meet current expenses, and now that
the rsy is made somewhat remuuerative, his re-
nomination was not only an endorsemement,
but un act Of justice properly appreciated
James Murray, our candidate for Attorney
General is citizen OF this place, and needs no
words Of commentator from us. The North
west will be proud of this nomination, for Mr..
M. is an able representative of his profession,
and is we'll known throughout the State. His
name will add much TO the slrength of the tick
ct, and the Banner Republican County of the
Northwest will acknowledge the compliment
paid TO her, in his nomination, by giving even a
greater majority for the republican ticket than
heretofore.
Levi Sargent received the nomination for
member OF the Board OF Public Works He has
had much experience with the duties OF that OF.
flee; and is n practical. thorough going, upright
and honest man; just the man for the place and
times. He was nominated on the first ballot by
n large majority. and Eastern Ohio will give
him u tousing vote. We regard his nomination
also as being highly complimentary TO the tai
ented Senator from his county, (ruscurawns,
Hon. A. T. Ready. On the whole the ticket il
good one, and we doubt not it will be ratiheC
by the Voice of the people at the fall election.
Joseph i. Root OF Erie, and I, Hassaurec ck
OF Hamilton, were nominated Tor Presidcntia
Electors for the State at large; and are known
to be true men deserving the votes of oil WHIT
favor the Republican cause. Now then, let u
organize the county, thoroughly, md go to work
A full account OF the proceedings OF the con
vcnlion will be found else where in to.days paper
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Mr. GreclcY's Letter.

For some time past the public mind has been
agjtatcd by the 'a'te-up' between Horace Gree
ley aud Senator Seward The latter is charged
with showing round confidential letter which
Mr.. G. wrote him in 1884 and trying to prove
by this that Mr. Greeley was sctuated by por-
sonal considerations in his course in regard 10
the Presidential nomination, While the letter
his friends think he will lose nothing by its
publication. In regard to the influence of the
press, the Cincinnati Gazette observes that a
considerable change has undoubtedly taken
place in the relative power and Importance Of
the press and the politicians, since the time Mr.,
Seward first entered into political life. Some
of the latter, very naturally, have failed to keep
pace with this progress and perhaps have even
desenerated in their estimates OF the journalist,
as they have themselves advanced ia cousidera.
ton and authority. II the press was once gen,
orally subject to the molding hand of Senator's
snd Governors. and the newspaper editor was,
90 any extent, mere puPpet to be played by
that class Of people, rewarded with smiles only,
or empty compliments, and frowned upon for
every manifestation of Independence. through
accident OF lucid interval OF self-respect, such
is the case no longer. That statesman commits
great mistake who imperiously pemands any
support on the master and.sSrvant bSsis. No
public journal commands any popular conf,
denee which does not keep itself independent
Of such influences.
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ERy Mrs Jane Swshem of the st. Cloud Wis
itor. thus "does up" the late prize Sight: They
ratified their "nves;" they entitled and milled,'
aud plenty Of dirty cloret" they spilled; Lut
the thing was failure, for neither was killed.
rg Hon Balie Peyton, of Tennessee, who
spoke a ratificstion meeting a few days ago,
ssrd th8; the corruption of those in power at
Washington is so great, that the man in the
moon has to hold his noIe as he passes over
that city"
&g- There seems to be no doubt that the
Great Eastern is now on her passage. She wet
on Saturday, oh OF June, in charge Of Capt. J
Van Hall The advertisement states her a
1913 tons register.
airThe merchant ships Castilian, 999 tons
and Hemisphere, ,O23 tuns of New York have
been chartered under the auspices Of the Colo
nzatlon Society, to take ;he captured Atrican
from Key West to Liberia. The price to b
paid is understood TO be Sl20G0 for each VS.
sell
eg On Tuesday afternoon last the safe Of Nc
Comb, & Smith, merchants at Warren, Trum
bull county was robbed of money and drafts t
the amount Of S3 900. An Irshmon, who's
uame is not given wos arrested at Clevelan
on Wednesday. There is slrong circumsIantin
evidence Of his guilt.
0-yThe ba' G. ny of Vests hotel, in San
dusky, on the morning of the fremen's parade
was so heavily loaded with sght.scers that
h., 10, 4 Ln b,; fal
a number Of pasSers-by, doing them considers
bic harm as well as injuring them that wer
upon the balcony. Several are reported killed
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
The s,cIllan Revolution.

The latest news from Europe seems to indi
cate the success OF Garbaldi in revoluuonizing
the island of Sicily. While we deprecate any
thing in the form OF 6llibustering, we csnno!
help symps thizng with this movement to break
the chains of human bondage. When an exile
in New York some ten years ago, Garbaldl eX'
horted his countrymen to industry snl honest
occupation, and to forget that he had to leave
the land of his nativity because Of his oppos-
tiOn TO tyraouy and oppression and until re.
Gently it seemed as though the down-uodden
island wss doomed to perpetual bondage, Rut
as soon as the sgtsiions OF Italy's wrongs re-
commenced he went boldly forward, with such
forces as he could collect together, aud now bids
fair 20 become the successful d'iiyerer OF the
whole kingdom of Naples. With this accom-
plshed the beautiful peninsulOr will be redeem.
ed. The people are joining his army by thous-
snds. snd the wretehed Bourbon King Of Ma
pies has, ere this, perhaps, sought safety by
flight 10 some far of or distant land. Every
true Amerleap heart viii ~y "God speed Carl,
baidi,'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21

0-- The Covode Committee adjourned on
Thursday. The testimony will not be given to
the public in full. They have performed vest
amount Of excellent service for The country, in
exposing corruption and corruptionists in q
manner that will send James Buchanan and hun
dreds Of Others down to the grave of political
nIamy,
~ The arguments against the adm ssion OF
Kansas are still of the old style. Senator Greer
declares that the voters of that Territory Ut,
"the scum OF the earth :" and the philosophiC
Wig(all said he would not consent to have
Texas associate with a State whose moral char
acter was so blackened as that of Kansas
Great is Democratic craftsmanship.
GS-rhs New York friends of Geo, c. Wilkes
who went over to England to see the "grea
mill and write an account of it-"all ofwhicl
ho did propose to give him a complmeutGr,
banquet upon his return, After his presents
tion to the British Queen, Wilkes will doubtlcs.
be glad TO receive a welcome from American
Soveregns.
sg-The Insurance Commissioners Of Msssa
CNuatlls states Lldl bue nloItuHTl experience oil
fourteen companies, which had reported to ths
State for she past year, representing about fit,
thousand years OF life proved that life in thi,
country at ages between thir,y-one and fifty
Ave, YVES not subject to as high rate OF NOR
tality as similar returns proved il to be in Great
Britain aud Germany.
pO~Tbe Fdve6sld Is C) Adyertiser a very
aristocratc paper, despairs of the State Their
is no crop of young politicians coming on, ant
1.-THE day of South Carolna's great en- is over
once the policy was TO pa, forward the young
men, and SO keep the State good. Now il is a
crime to he young man. The old men, like
Hammond, hang on with death grasp aud arr
crowding the young men not only out Of polite,
but out OF the State--aud worse than all, TO the
Northwest, others to become leading stars '
agsiust their old mother Aud the distinguished
editor tuEus oYer in bed aud groans,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
The Fowler DefaIcntion.

We publish on the outside Of to.day's Jour.
nal the main points Of the letter of Postmaster
General. Holt. to the House OF Representative,
giving the particulars Of the Fowlar delalcalion
1t is taken from the Cincinnati Gazette. The
letter isexlremely interesting os showing the
loose manner in which the proceeding and the
present Democratic administration have con.
ducled their financial business. In 1885 this
defalcOtion originated, and yet SO loose were
the requirements, or so lax tho morals oi the
Sixth Auditor, that not until last May YVES the
Postmaster General made aware of the deficit
And even then the theft was not arrested. Mr.
Holt says his escape was due to the sympothes
Of his friends in New York. II Marshal Rynd
ers had used half the caution and skill to catch
Fowler that he would exercise in +" catching Q
niger" the "ornament OF the New York Clubs
would now be in Jail, and not in Havana.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
Tic Rnltimorc ConNcntton.

The Democratic National Convention conven.
cd at Baltimore on Monday according TO pro-
CRANE. The secedcrs from the Charleston Con.
vcntion have probably been admitted, IN which
case Douglas chances Tor nomination ors ex.
uemey unfa,orube. A dspstch TO Toledo, on
ability Of the convention uniting on Seymorc.
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100000 BUSH. CORN WANTED I.
All Corn taken by us must be well cleaned.
SheriH's SAFE.

VIM. G. Lamb, admir- of a. D. Lamb, dec VS. Thom-
as E. Jackman et al.
ID virtue ofan order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered, from the Court of Common Pleas Of
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county,on
Saturday. June 23d, A. d. 1860.
between the hours of one md two p NJ of said day,
the following lands and tenements, lying and situ-
ate in the county of Wood and State of Ohio, and
described as being the south, east quarter of the
north east quarter dissection thirtyone (3l( in town
ship number five (5) north, of range number eleven
Il y east, containing forty acres of land. Also, six
acres off from the north west quarter of the north
east quarter of the same section bounded and dcs-
cribed as follows Commencing twenty rods east
from the northwest corner, thence south forty
eight rods, thence west twenty rods thence north
forty eight roc thence east to the place of gin.
Ming Also. eighteen feet in width the west line
OF said land wing between the two pieces of land
above described less that portion OF the premises
above described heretofore conveyed by said Jack.
man TO the Board of Education of Center township,
Wood County Ohio, and described as follows: Coms
mencpg at the north st of Cyrus +. Lambs
land. thence running east along the road twenty
rods TO the northwest of Henry Lundy's land.
thence eight rods SOUTH thence twenty rods west,
thence eight rods north. TO the place of beginning,
in section thirty'One (3I) town five (5) of range
twelve (l2)
| In case the parcel of land first above described
shall prove insuo lent to pay thejudgment in favor
of the plaintiff shall, the same day, at the
place, and between the hours of two and three p.
OF said day, proceed to sell the tract Ofland last
above described, together with the improve
ments.
Said property being offered for sale under do.
of said court in favor of the pant and against
Thomas f. Jackman, Naomi Jackman and the Board
of Education of Center township, W ood county, o.,
defendants.
| n Ha
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Important from Utah.

The telegraph reports that Brigham Young is
ANXIOUS to sell out ut Salt Lake City and emf
CRATE with his SAINTS to ,he ior North. h.west.-
The emigration to Pixies Peak have SO widsnec
the borders of Civiliaati ton as to bring them un
comfortably near to the confines of Brigham,
barba,sm.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident land
~ owners on the line Of the following proposed
county road, that there will be view and survey of
sadlin on the 2Sth of July, 1850. the viewers and
surveyor to meet at the house of James Brown, Jr,
in Eaglevlle, commencing at the north west corner
Of see. %, town north. range IL east thence east
on sec line to the ltidgo Road.
JACOB LEATHERS
T,IA
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SCHOOL DOORS, STATIONERY, &C.

The only complete stock Of this kind in the county.
LETTER PAPER Of every style and price. We
have superior facilities for supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buy for cash; obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
observation-disclosures, are confident in ,ssertng that
we have better article, and sell at lower price
than any other establishment on the Aaumee,
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ShCriTs Sale.

William Johnson VI. David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue of AN alias vendi execution TO me direct
I'D cd and delivered from Wood, Ohio common n
pleas. in the above entitled case will offer for sao
at the door of the court house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday July 2S, 1860,
between the hours of " o'clock NJ and O'Clock p NJ.
ofsaid day, n.lots, in Perrysburg No. 6Sl, Gs2 $751;
6ss 705, 706, 7O7 102 T39, 73O, 1885, 1856. 1853, 754
759 100, 300, 500 3Ol, 3O2, 323 32I. S25 326 347
j4S $40. $50, 37l. 372, 373 37t, 3oG 307 800. 4l9
400 i2l, 422, 4i3, Az 445 4i6. 467 1855 46s, 40
4el, t92, 493, 49i, 5l5 5lG, 5l7, 5s 5S9 $40 54l
5il 563, % I, 800, $50, 603, 69S, Cos, 700. 7lg
m T2t, IA, 7iS T"5, l43. 2j2. 253 276. 275 277
21S AZ, 53s, ji3, 5G2 5G7 56s. $50 6l2, el3 63S
north half 202, 2OT CIV, NORTON sheriff
james Murray, atty.
q N
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Margaret Nj. Loper's Estate.
THE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
Il as administrator on the estate of Margaret M i,
Loper, late of Portage, Wood county, o., deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate will
hihit them legally proven within one year Dated at
Findlay, o, RIB. HURQ.
June 7, lS60-5w4#
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PRODUCE TAKEE

In exchange for Goods; such Butter. Eggs. Bees
wax, Tallow, Lard, Cheese, Wheat, Corn, Oats and
Feathers. A. G. WILLIAMS s. BRO.
Perrysburg, May g. lS6O--52ly.
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WALL PAPER

We have bought for CASH n large and we'll Sc
leced stock of Wall Paper. and will sell it at lower
rates than others can. Prices. from five cents up
wards.
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW PAPER--fgured and plain.
WINDOW FIXTURES.
CURTAIN do the latest pattern.
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Road Notice.

TINHERE will be Il petition presented to the COM
J. mis,ioner5 of Wood county at their next regu-
lar session for view. survey and location of the
following road to wit: Commencing at the or. post
between sections 10 and IL, township 3, range H.
thence south between sections fourteen aHd fifteen,
twenty two and twenty-three, twenty-sx and TWEEN
y-seven to the south.we corner OF section &C. and
there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
June 2l lS6O-7w4k
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Cash FOR WOOL AND GRAIN,

am paying the highes market price for Wool and
Grain Of an kinds, delivered at New WestfGld.
June 7, lS60--5w3 A, Z. JEROME.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to tnsl nonresident owners Gf
tracts OF land lying in section 81 and 49, in Free
dom township, Wood county, Ohio that the com =
to survey said road on the 9th day of July, 1860.
June 2l-Tw4* RICHARD DTMOCK, Petr.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-21
Mtm 4 0utrtigtmtats. i.

NOTICE
Is hereby given TO the resident owners OF
Il tracts of tracts Of land lying in section 81 in
Freedom tlwnship, Wood county, Ohio, that the
commissioners of said county have granted the light
of way through the same and appointed viewers to
survey said road on the 9th OF July, 1850.
June 2l -7wi* JOHN BERLECAMP.
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Ready lHade Clothing

Hats and Caps, Stone Ware, Queens Ware, W OGDEN
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and in fact, every
thing usually kept in a first class store.
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Margaret Nj. Loper's Estate,

I. w. NOhlON, SheTlu.
II. IL. DODGE, plt'hs atty.
Nav "a iS6n-Sw5$7 rs.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!

From Reynolds Mills always on hand, and at the
lowest cash price. Warranted good article.
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FANCY g. STAPLE GOODS,
GROCERIES,

Such Spic es. Candles Molasses Rice Sugars Teas
Tobscco, kc., they offer At the lowest cash prices
Also,
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LANE PS.

We have orde cred the best and cheapest COAL
| OIL LAMPS, of the most approved patterns. The
| has
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