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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

GRAND MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS, fRRES
" pecve OF parry. who believe that the Interests OF our
country, the stability OF the Union, the our free
nsiuLns vi BE- best served and promoted by the election
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 70 the Presidency WILDE held Mon.
day evening July 10, At ~ y. NJ Union Broad
fourh aud Fourteenth Eminent
aud expected address the meeting by order OF
Committee OF Arr ana ements -
SHEPHERD KNAPP Chairman.
VIZ ~. cHAysAS, Secretary -
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IENRy N LEEps. AuCIIoSEER---sAIKsRoo so

III y Nassau street. HENRY H. LEEDS co. viii sell
Al auction on Saturday, July ~ l0 O'Clock At the sales
room No. ~ Nassau street elegant Furniture
moved from one Of the largest seminsrcs city
yenience 90 sale copsng 81 about SD % English
sells Carpets elegant rusewood Grand Piano, MOD also
rosewood Piano StoUi Centre and Jenny Tables ut
Chairs Chandeliers Desks " black walnut DesA.
&c &c ne above " nearly new order and IL
well requiring ~ this d~-
scrpcn and VIII be - without reserve Ao carved
wosf suits ROSEWOOD ksexrrc Csntsrbur &C. Also At ~
O'Clock. elegantly carved Pisno
pearl keys and inzd nameboard the
modern improvements with the makers guarantee for yearly
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(yorNTRv BoARn-N wHfrKHAtIs NEWMAN
" Springs Red Bank, New Jersey retired. piesszs,
country home With deNahfni
good fishing boating and cunning the premises shady
wAke pleasant rsuiees rustic nrOors aud cDc crystsi
sprnrs make this place the most lovely the banks Of
Shrewsbury neer Terms ~ week or 81 day, which
includes the Of the newly discovered chslybeaie spr1n
Steamboats, and railroad three times day from the loot o.
Roson For further information Inquire leigh
tons premium Shirt store, ti2 Broadway opposite the -
NichfiAe. (pRSktICS MORRIS.
G = srifs.-TfFN Is SUITS At % PRiNcE
s'D street, Goat Pants Vest Shirt Neck Tie and
The cheapesi N The cify
n. H. Pawn Tickets OF Clothing ADD Dsmons aasei.
Bee, "a Al s'0re, 9.e ssosk ws1 q, Hsoa.wsy.S
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NOTICE is HEREBy GIVEN, 10 Ali WHOM n NAY
~ concern that no debts Contracted
tArapa WI pc recognized b. The consgnees unless incurred
ROWLAND Asr1SwAI.r. coasirnees
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c7E REWARD. AND NO QUESTIONS AsREp.-foyf
- gold patent lever Watch Jos Johls s usker 81
go whoever VIII reinry the sane " WIN Nase.nt1. -
Frick street. VIA. receive TIE shove gewa.L
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WHITE Trad Henry CREES VIII SELL Tuf.
w dsy. r. ini. ucorx NJ i9t Ntsm street, ~ ri 80
fA-.e Lad, "a kess flem = ts. q ~ iJs casa.
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BROWNE a NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERs.-rHTs DAY.
ID saturday July H. O'Clock, IN frtni Of saiesroom IS
Nassau street, bright bay Horse old Has
n carrhge horse his died about
rate roadster; stylish, good traveller and vii 20 any
harnsss.
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~ JCstfu HECEMAN.-MONDAY, JULY I6 AT
- O'clock NJ, AZ the late residence OF Dr. Isaac De.
ceased small quantity Of FURNITURE Csrpes &c and
pciek the Library Of Medical and Surgical Books nsr
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M $50 A.n SAl.f-SAioON FURNTTTpr ~
~ SnAmbrhs FAIRCHII.p, suet.oneers 80 III a.
70 ~ hghl. avenue corner OF ryeny hirs -, -,
~ CLOCK, quantity Of saloon FIrns,ra ~ n1
lpgs Mrrors marble top Tables and AIDE rhre sat
soh ana other Tables CroCkery. dc glassware Scl -
Ice Boz, dc, DC. HUGH CnOMBIE ~ ~ Desk.
forH
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(NoMPTRoILER's OFFICE, BUFrALO. JULY, H. 1ado-
~ Proposals for Buffalo City Bondsfhe Undersigned WI
receive for ten days proposals for the taking $50
10 be issued by the city % Buffalo; bearing July
payable In three four and five years with
staS,ed payable annually from date Of said Boata
which issued IN of Section 10 OF Title OF
revised CITY Charter and Of resolution Of the Common coan
Gil G. the city OF Buffalo adopted June % 1860 PAYABLE
with the coupons, the o6ce Of Messrs Duncan sherman
Co., New York. Csgned) ALONZO TANNER, CompI
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TOO LATE FOR cLAssIFIcATION.7

UokkpIye.-oNF on TWO SINGLE oENTLExE
- be accommodated with board IA Hudson street
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~ Auctoneer viii sell this day at l0is O'Clock at 9t VII
lam street quantity OF Furniture, Mattresses, Buresu,
W.sl.stan.s, ac B. T. KERR, Constable.
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SPORTING.

f,oME TO THE STAR or THE VEST. n. MEDLEY %
~ Idlidge the grand skee Match come a
On Ion July q four O'Clock bsr cen william Clark and joan
Ole~sy, tot e25 a SIDE 10 sspd IN b. shell baske<.
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WILLIAMS A Co--wIGs ToUPEEs AND HAIR DIE:
w private rooms for applying 1917 broadway, corner 81
Dey street.
VVIDENrNo or cATIfARrNE sTREET-AfL OWNERS
w and e<ees Of property IN and ad Joining the ead
that are opposed 70 widening The same are REQUESTED 70 cs
and sgn nj James 8odfrey Dun 70
Ca,barine street.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
Mnnn COMMON rI.EAs

Straug, Adrisnce & Co. ! WOOD COMMON PLEAS
PrRs against Lewis CONTRADICTION
II. Carey aud Martha { AFTER MAY TERM,A. N.
Carey. dcft's. lSG0,
Defendants will take notice that plaintiffs have
filed in Wood county, Ohio, court ofoommor pleas.
petition against them, asking mn order and judy.
mcut Of said court for the sale upon execution on
ajudgmcnt at law, Of 100 acres of the west side OF
the south quarter Of section number thirty 30
of township number three (S) north, range number
nine 9) east, in Wood county, Ohio, for the payment
OF such amount as may, by said order or Judgment
be found due on two promisscry notes Of Carey and
Hall to plaintiffs for $i65 10 each. both dated Dec.
|, 1857, and payable respectively s and IL months
from date, secured by the mortgage deed of defend
ants to plaintiffs OF the above described lands. with
interest and costs Of suits and to barr Martha wife OF
Lewis Carey, Of any interest in said land by way
of dover or otherwise, Defendants are required to
answer demur TO said petition by the 18th day of
September lS60, or plaintiff WILL at the first cnsu-
ing term Of said court of common pleas thereafter
ask said court to take said petition confessed and
render Judgment accordingly.
JAMES MURRAY,
July 10, ls6O-llw6$5 Is Atty ofpr0s.
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Republican Convention.

The Republican County Convention will he held
at PORTAGEVII.LE, on Saturday, September
LIST, 1850, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, for the purpose OF
placing in nomination county ticket to be support
cd at the coming electo wit:
] Sheriff.
l County Clerk;
! Probate Judge;
l Commissioner;
l Coroner;
Also will be taken into consideration the proprie
ty of changing the mode of holding county conven-
tons and for the transaction Of such other business
as may come before the convention.
Hon. James NJ, Ashley will be present and address
the Convention, Lettlcre be full turn out.
+. Graham.
VIM. II Jones,
F. X. Miller.
H.A Alexander
Geo. s. Mcknight
S. w. st. John,
Rep. Central Committee.
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senntor sumner-A Inndsnme Cnmnli- |

Senator Sumner-A Handsome Compli-
ment to Mr. Ashley.-rhc Toledo Biade saws q
Republican orthat city recently wrote to Senator
Sumner for copy of his speech and received in an.
swerS letter. from which the following is an extract
"Ot course, send my speech with pleasure: bu I
when think 1t is going TO a constituent Of Mr. Ash.
ley feel that 1t is like sending coal to New Castle
or, according TO the more ancient saying. like send
ing owls to Athens.
Indeed, your own distinguished Representative
has discussed the Slavery question with exhaust.
~, thoroughuess which leaves little else to be de
sired.
I'm exposing the usurpation OF the Supreme Court
he has rendered timely scrvice-much needed at
this moment, when the fanatica dogma of Mr.. Cal.
houn on Slavery in the Territories has been cmbod.
led in form judicial opinions We all feel uraten
TO Mr.: Ashley for this Sc vice. I am glad to learn
that he has been nominated for re election Success
will have trials Of its own Ana with a true m an
like Mr.. Lincoln as President, we shall also need
true men in Congress, like your Representative, to
stand by hm.
"Beiieve me, dear sir faithfully yours
"CHI SUMNER,
Mr. Summers estimate of the Importance of the
Judicial feature of the Slavery controversy and Of
Mr.. Ashley's able and unonswerabe presentation Of
it, is none too high. In view, the result of the
present campaign will drive the slave olgarchy from
its intrcnchments behinI the Executive and Legis-
lative rnmparts of the Government, aud confne its
operations to tue Federal Court, the only depart.
meht beyond the reach of the peoples voice and
power The Supreme Court is hereafter TO Ice the
strong hold of slavery from which it to sally forth
in its incursions upon the rights of Freedom; and
when its operations confined to this depart
mcnt such cSpositions Of the Judicial feature of the
question ms that OF Mr.. Ashley will be more proper .
ly valued.
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AN OnD1N NANCE.

To prohibit Beer Ale and Porter Shops and hous-
and places for habitual significant resort for
t'pling and intemperance in the village of Bowling
Green Wood County Ohio.
Sec. |. Be ii ordained by the Town Council of the
Incorporated village of Bowling Green Wood equity
Ohio That it shall be unlawful for any person OF
persons by agent otherwise to sell in any quanti-
ty Beer Ale or Porter. to be drank in upon about
the premises where sold, to sell in any quantity
such Beer Ale Porter, to be drunk in any ado
ing room building premises other place Of pub
lie resort connected with said building
2. That it shall he unlawful for any person orper
sons by agent or otherwise to sell Ale Beer Pur
ter to persons intoxicated or who in the habit of
getting intoxicated.
Sec. 3. That where Ale Beer or Porter is sold in
violation of this ordnance shall be taken and held
and declared common nuisanCes and upon the con-
YctiOn OF the keeper Keepers thereof he they
shall he punished as hereafter provided
Sec. t. That for every violation OF this ordinance
every such person persons shall be fined twenty
dollars and for every repititon of such otfensc,
the sum of forty dollars.
Sec. ). That all tiHes imposed any person or
persons by virtue of the provisions of this Ordinance
when collected shall be applied to the support of
common schools in said incorporated village.
Sec. &. That il shall be the duty of the Marshall
to prosecute any person persons for every violation
of this ordinance in any court OF competent iurisdc
ton and agreeable to the statute in such made
and provided
Sec. Z. That this ordinance shall take effect on
and after its passage.
Passed June l 1860; attesst j. d. Smith, Mayor.
>. ). BOughtOn Recorder. l3-jW6 rs
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

Ellen T. Howell petitioner, VS. Allen G Howell, de-
fendant.
Alien g. Howell will take rotice, that Ellen T.
Howell has filed in the of common pleas of wood
county ohio petition against him, asking that the
bond OF matrimony between herself and said Allen
u Howell may be dissolved, annulled and held for
noughti that she he restored her maiden name of
Ellen I. Granger and that she may have reasonable
aimony assigned 10 her; aud that she assigns us the
cause therefor the adultry of said Allen r. Howell
WIN persons known aud unknown. as specifically set
lotth IN said petion extreme cruelty ana habitual
intemperance. aud that said will be Tor hear
ing at the neXt ensuing torn Of said court of common
pleas, commencing on the Esd day sf October. a.
d. 1850, JANRs MURRNY sorr forn.r,
liwGS3s3
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NRlnnhle TcsiimnnN
liz FAvoR OF rms oxyorSIrgp Btrrr'

IN FAVOR OF rhe ONN0ENArGp BtrrcRSs
WASHINGTON, DC, June 20.
Having made use ofthe OXy genated Bitters, pre-
pared by Dr. Gaeen, Of Windsor VT, and from know
ledge obtained Of their efficacy In other cases. we
cheerfully recommend them to the puh'c, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation of the
proprietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may
be so generally diGuscd throughout the country that
II may be accessible to all the afflicted.
S,NuEL PHELrs,
WM. UPuAN SU. s. Senators from Vermont.
JAS. +. SIMMONS, u. $. Senator from r. Island.
l.. II. RRNoLp, Menber of Congress formerly Gov.
crnor oflhodc Island,
j. 7. MoREHEAD, U. s. Sen. formerly Governor
of Ky.
WM. WoopBRiDaS, U. S Sem, formerly Governor
of Mich.
l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis.
Testimony like the above is worthy the conudepce
of the public. JOHN u. PARK,
lrinpinnnti ~.
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Organize i! Organize :! Organizc!!!

We cannot press upon our Republican triCnas too
earnestly the importance of immediate and thor
ough organization. Republicans in every township
and school district in the county, should enter a,
once upon the forma on of an effective organization
The approaching election l. an exceedingly impor-
tlnt one and no time should he wasted in inactivity
The Democracy have been, most generally, in ad-
of the Republicans in their system of political
tactvs. This ed not be the If Republicans
will do their duty they should. Let them organ
ze at once, so they can act in concert.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

WooD County COM0N PLEAS.
Thomas VI. Crook of f.. b. Perkins deceased vs.
Isaac L. Thompson, survivor Il @.
DY virtue of an execution issued from the Court OF
ID Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, in the
above cause aha o;ler for sale az the door of the
Court House in Perry ysburg in said county of Wood,
At public auction on the 18th day of September, A
ID, 1850, between the hours of y o'clock, NJ ard
o'clock p. NJ. the following described property 70
witt the south half of inlot number three hundred
aud eighty nine (330) four hundred aud four (iOtl
ana the south half OF nlot four hundred and thirteen
Ql3l in the town Of Perrys5u Z, Wood count v Ohio
A. Cook, airy for plaintiff.
Avg. 9th, 1890. llwG-$3.lQ.
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Notice of G lead Union School.

The School will be opened on The 10Th day ot
August under the instruction of Mr.. y. A. Avery as
principal, assisted by Miss Km5erne; teachers OF
experience. The second term TO commence on the
=oth day OF November; the third term to commence
on the Sd day of April, 1860.
lst term, 2 weeks; I'd do I6 weeks; Sd do IL weeks
Normal class viii be open at the fall term, pre-
paratory for teaching.
Terms ofteaching, three dollars per quarter, pa va
Bile Invariably in advance, BY order OF the Board
GEO. HOsPLEHoRN Clerk Giead Aup l3 1890
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Hon. J. NJ. ASHLEY, Republican candidate for
Congress from this Congressional District, will ad-
dress the citizens this county at the places and
times named below:
Tontogary, August 3lst, Mt o'clock.
Mr.. Ashley will reach Tontogony by the Dayton 4
Michigan Road 3rom Leipsic, in Putnam county on
Friday, Aug. 3lst, and go from there to
Gilead. in the evening, August 3lst.
Portagevie September lst. O'Clock.
Ea glcvllc, Sept. 2ith. evenit :.
Pemherville, Sept. 2jth, o'clock.
Perrysburg Monday e,ening, Oct. Sth.
Mr.. Ashley will also speak at Fostoria, on Friday,
the 18th of September. We Gail the attention of our
Republican friends to the importance of a prompt and
united co operation in getting up good meetings.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

A young lady was Instantly killed near Leipsic
on the Dayton Michigan Road, last Sunday week
1t seems number of persons took the gravel trair
at Ottawa to go to LEIPZIG. On arriving at the latter
place the ira in was checked up suddenly. that the
young lady, who was on the csr, was precipita
ted 'etween that md the next to the groun d. The
trainwas sill IN melton, and passed over her body
She was the daughter of a ~orthy German who lived
In the neighborhood of Lepsic.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Samuel Johnson, assignee vs. Collister Haskins.
BY virtue OF order of sale from the probate court
OF wood county, OIL viii offer tor sale, at the door Oi
the court house in Perrysburgh on
saturday. September 22nd, 1860,
between the hours of II O'Clock, m, and o'clock p
m OF said day the quarter of section num-
ber twelve Q2) Of township number E0ur IA north
range number ten [l0l east, except town lots in the
town OF Portage aud Two south side portage
river and south half of the south east quarter OF
ton number seventeen M Of township number
three north range number eleyeh llll east, all
in wood county, ohio; said real being sold
the property of Colster Haskins. under an assign
men for the be eft of EDITORS aud free from all
liens and membranes by way of dover other.
wise. SAMUEL JOHNSON Assignee
James Murray at''y of Assignee, ee,-l4wG$3,75
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Keep the Ball Roling.-When it is desired by
Republicans, in different parts of the county to hold
meetings, we trust they viii make the appointments
TO suit themselves and let us know in time, either by
letter or otherwise, that it may be published in
the Journal. Good speakers will be furnished them
when desired and bills be procured cheap at this
Office. Let meetings be held in every township, at
stated periods. and let Republicans that the no.
tice is we'll circulated. Now is The time 10 begin.
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MARIA siTS.
Corrected Weekly by T.. X. Miller d Co.
PERRYSBuRG, Aug, %, 1850.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MIR. Editt

IIuIIOT.
Phase announ &c that JAMES NJ BRON-
son of Bloom Township, will be candidate before
the Republican County Convention for o minatiun
the Office of Sheriff, and cblige
Many True Republicans.
Mr. Editor:
Please announce the name of ID. X.
HOLLENBECK for County Clerk, and ohge.
Many Republicans.
MIR. EDlTOR:-Plcase announce the name of w. i,
Cook for the Office OF Sheriff subject the dcc sion
of the Republican County ConN entiOn. and ohge
MANY VOTERS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

The Prince Of fWaIes.--This little giant is now
in the British Provinces. and on his it is sup
posed he will take the Grand Trunk Railway, for
Detroit and from thcuce the Dayton & Michigan
road proceed direct to Cincinnati Should this pro-
gramme be carried out the citizens of Perryshurg
will have opportunity of seeing the young Prince
free gratis, by going to the depot on the arrival OF
the train In his visit through the United Statesthc
American people will no doubt take pleasure in hon
orng the young gentleman partly on account Of his
rank but mostly from the fact that he the son of
virtuoNs and noble woman, who is more general,
admired and esteemed mot only in Europe. hut
throughout the civilized world than any of thC
crowned heads of Europe. He will visitthe United
States under the de pi.me of Lord Renfrew. ant
will undoubtedly carry home to England and Quee,
Victoria his mother, golden opinions ofour free in
sttutions, north of Mason & Dixon's (cothes) line
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

One Word to our Friends.-We want to put
the Journal into tho hands of many of Wood
county as we possibly can during the coming cam
paign IL is the surest and best method of reaching
the minds of the people in political contest. and
those who have the of their cause at heart
should make it point to use all honorable means
in their power to increase the circulation of their
county paper. Will you help us?--thats the ques-
ton. Can't each of you get additional sub Scri-
ber2 TRY IL
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

Wide Awakes. Wide Awakes ofPerrysburg
have at length perfected their organization, and
now in nice trim and working order. They will join
in torch-light procession with their brethren OF
haumee, this (fhursdly) evening; and will probably
acceptthe invitation to go to Napol con- on next Tues
day evening By the way, would it not be reea b e
to our Republicans to attend the pic mic and pole
raising, TO come off at Miami this afternoon?
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Cure for I.,SIiCeStin.

HARrfORD. March D,
hereby certify that Or. Green's ONygcnated Bit
ters have proved more edcrtual iu relieving me Of
awater brash stomach, Indigestion aud costvencss,
which has been very troublesome Tor five or six
years, than all other remedies which have been
trying during my illness; and chcerhlly recommend
1t 10 all thus afflicted SAN'L HAMILTON.
Mr.. H. has charge Of the Orphan Asylum, Hart.
ford, Cty and is well known aud highly esteomed.-
amphlets filled with certificates may be had OF
nnn nj rral Snn nAr
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INFLAMMATION Of TuE LIyER

Boston March 4, lS5i-I have been afflicted for
many years with bid state of the Liver with
Constipation, Indigestion cod eXt-enties sho otng
pain in the side etc. was about submitting TO the
usual mercual course of treatment, whereby hoped
TO gain relief, but not cure. / could not lie on
either side when began with the PERUVIAN
kUP' and after using 1t for only week, con-
sdered myself cured
I III KENnATT
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BLANKS! BLANKs!!

All kinds of Blanks, Of the most approved forms,
we'll printed. good paper kept constantly on hand
and for sale cheap at the Journal ofiee-such war
rantee, mortgage and quit-clam deeds, state war.
rants, summons, subpoenas constables sales, execu
tion. attachments. blank notes, &c. justices and
not.res wanting anything U this line would do well
to give us n call
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Notice

Catherine Ropp VS.. Adam Ropp.
The said Adam Ropp OF Seneca county Ohio. is
notified that the said Catherine Ropp did on the ih
day of August A. ID, 1860, file her petition in the
oihce OF the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within aud for the county of Wood and State of
Ohio, charging the said Adam Ropp with habtual
drunkness, extreme cruelty and gross neglect and
asking that she may be di vorced from the same
Adam and that the children in the premises may be
committed to her coutrOll, nurture, aud education.
CATHERIN R0PP,
Geo. Strain, atty.
Aug 7th, 1860. lIWG-S2 90.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

Republican RaIly!-Ihere will b.; meeting OF
Republicans, and all others favorable to the election
o! Lincoln and Hamlin. at Goodell's Mills about u
miles from Perrysburg, in Troy township, on Satur.
day. August 24th, at o'clock p. NJ. Hon. ASHER
Cook will address the people in the German language
aud Messrs. PRICE ana JOHNSON will SPEAK in Eng
iish. We hope our Republican friends in that neigh.
horhood will turn ont and show their patriotism fol