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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

WA'mNGreN, Dee, 22,--l he matter OF
the G mmonweallh of kentucky, by the Coy,
and Executive authority thereof against ,he
Safe Of Ohio, was taken up in ,he Supreme
Court to day, Mr.. Monroe having received
the petition and exhibits and having moved
the court for wrjt of mandRmus or for raj,
20 ahow caus, pursuant to Dae terms ol said
petition, il waa orieiesi that The motion b,
setdowntor argument On the !lh of fJanuary
and tits further ordered that the c'elk OF a.,
Court forthSi,h send copy og this ordvr an,
petition, AM 'Nhiaits Sled 'h.reo0. 90 b
peryel on Ei. ENceleney, Wm Dennsvn
Governor 81 lht Sale ol Ohg
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MARKETS.



Adyices frdn ABROAD since our last report show I'M
miaokeaba signs ofimproyenent in money matters. In
New York, under The foreign news, further advance
was established in stocks and bread5us and in money
matters there was bottor feeling Gold is pounug in
rapidly from Europe. Tho Persia which arrived on
Thursday, instead Of e3l 900 in Specie as elcgfaphed
to western papers, brought S3OO,OCO making nearly
SjOOO000 received or advised Of a-4 on the way from
Europe up - that time The City ofMancbestcr arrived
on Saturday with G3j,000and the Jura fl0,OOO There
was receipt Of $780, 900 at New York on Thursday,
from IAvannn, and the California steamer with 81 200
600 Is over due. Tho New York bauk before the
close Of the present week. will therefore have over $2j
00OO00 in Specie aud tho indications arr that the accu-
mutations wilt continue until the reaches S30,
100000 heavy decline in prices Of all our leading
staples anticipated the first ccct Of the political
panic news but instead cf this cotton suffered only a
ritng depression, and -FOUR wheat aud conn., in the face
Of extraordinary receipts advanced closing the 18th
with upward tendency. This would seem To indicate
that England will take all tie -four and grain we can
spare at full prices The exports of brcadsufs and
provisions Great Brion this year have been enormous
over 2500O,OoO bushels Of the former and 52,OOOOOO
pounds Of the latter from the portof New York alone.
We have no material change TO notice in regard to
western money We understand several houses in To-
lclo taking tat par for goods but the probabilities
Tint tariff sufficient is put goods to equalizo the dis
count In own market our merchants continue to
mkc it at our former quotations.
illinois, solvent c. dis; Wisconsin 10 c. dis; Iowa,
10 C. dis; Missouri 10 C. dis; Wheeling and branches
W/C. dis. Eastern Virginia S01l2 dis; Pittsburg
4" dist interior Pcnnsy l1ania 2CG5 c. dis Baltimore
ltJ c. dls Tennessee, old banks, c. dist South Car
oul - @. dis; Georgi, / dis; Alabama 5 c. dis "
| Cuoina I'D c. d,. Indiana free benks. solvent l02c
! dH5bmk OF Bloomington, Indiana, soc dis.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

TnR GESEsEE FARMER ron 1861 The January num-
Der Of the Genesec Farmer is already our table, 1t
Is full Of good things. This number commences the
volume for 1891 There forty articles in the agr-
cultural and horticultural departments, besides an art-
Gle on The causes of the present panic in The grain market
inquiries from correspondents and answers notes ON the
weather. and other matters interesting to every farmer
The Genesee Farmer is published at the maryelously
low prico of 80 cents year Now is the time 10 sub
SCRIBE so as 10 commence with the new volume. send
the 90 cents in stamps to Joseph llarrs Rochester, NJ
" got one Of your neighbois to Join with you and
sond dollar bill. Specimen copies sent Tree to all who
wish " examine before Subscribing.
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Cnmmnn Plcns Court.

This Court adjourned ON Friday last. The motion for
"A new trial in the case of Albert paugbun was over
ruled mud prisoner sentenced to the pcuitcutary for ten
Years The motion for new trial in the case of Henry
Rohcr was granted the bail being fixed at $500 The
case of Baird vs. Lawrence was disposed ofvcrdic for
dcfrnlrnt new trial granted \ verdict for 500 was
hroucht in AGAINST the following defendants in the same
case: NJ Lake, r. Murphy. G. Ross T. Roda, IL. smith,
j. and H. Collins. The following divorces were grant
cd: Catherine Ropp vs. Adam Ropp; Geo. lluIlrd vs.
Ell,q, Ilunard; VIM Stcrnamau VS.. Margaret Stcmamnn
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our Bool, Tnbyr.

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iulney With over one hundred cngravmgs together
with a Pharmaceutical Chart of Character by o. y.
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20 record character is s second object In dou!
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Thn RmrnI Amnricnn.

This popular agricultural, and general family weekly
paper is now greatly enlarged and improved in appear
nncc and may safely be said t stand at the head ct the
rural wccklics in size, style and value Of contents. II
contains eight large quarto pages, about the SIG o TIA,
y L,iJ,r and farmer, and others interested in rural
pursuits should patronizc lberally such an enterprise as
this s the price i'm clubs Of twenty being only oHc d"fd
A ycar 500 advertisement IN to days paper.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

On Monday Of last week, Senator Wade,
Of Ohio, produc q marked sensation in the
Senate by the delivery of speech character
lied by great irmness and wisdom. He told
the Senate that he did not understand that
anything growing ont of the recent election
WAS any cause for the present condition of
the country, just previous to the election
everything WAS calm and quiet, and no com
plants were being made about resistance to
the fugitive slave law, or other short comings
of the North. Why, then, this sudden Grim
nation when they had been fairly beaten
in fair fight? He said that "the moment
the American people cut loose from the sheet
anchor of liberty. that moment the Republic
is at an end. We must submt to the unmis-
taxable verdict Of the people" He would
| yield to no compromise. We had won the
victory rs others had, and there were no
compromises to make. The controversy
must be met alone by the Constitution, aud
when we so astray from that, we shall get
! into difficulty. The South claims the Consii
tu,ioual right to sccede from the Union if
/ thut be so, we have not and never had any
! Government. South Carolina is small
State, and we should not miss her much if
swallowed up by an earthquake to morrow
/ For himself he would allow her to 90, but as
Il member OF this Congress and a supporter
Of the Constitution lie could not do SO, A
State has no Constitutional right 10 go out
they can reyolutonzo il they conquer they
are right if they are conquered they are
rebels.
He did not see oAuso to spprehcnd that
war would be made on scceedmg States, but
asserted the right to do So iithey saw lit. He
explained the duties of the resident uudey
his obligations to the whole country, and said
even after secession, which fact the President
every Federal right would be exercised,
among which is the collection of revenue
The Cniet Magistrate must colleCtthe revenue
precisely the same as in every other State
no State can be released from ,hSt obligation
for the Constitution demands it. What ioi.
lows, if the seceedlng State shuts up ker p0rl,
of entry SO that ships cannot discharge thoil
cargoes Then ships will cease TO go there
; or il the Government blockodes her ports {,
, collect revenue, then she will not have gainel
her inlJpond uco hy secession. IL She vii
feel contentod 20 live under this eqai,oc
state of tbjn2s AL viii be well, bui she cauuo
do So What will she do? She must taxi
/, the initiative, and declare war upon the Uni
- ted States then force must be net by Gucy
. and she must show her ind,p ultnce by Ni1
, lenCe and war
pf pt ~ ~ 4 IL tg .
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]. NJ. MAILEY. Editor.
CongrcssinnnI.

HoBsE--Op Thursday los AIr. Delano or Massachu.
setts asked leave to introduce resolution calling on tho
President fQt iniormihon in regard 10 the threatened
hostility to the U. s. authority at Charleston. This crc
nted sensation on the southern side Of the House No
action taken. The Pacific railroad bill was passed by
vote of 80 oeanst rs after wlLca II House adjourned
until MONDAY.
SENATE. Mr. Clark made an Intellectual effort to have
his resolution Of inquiry into the conditioned Fort Mou
ltrie taken mp. Crisis Committee Of thirteen were ap-
pointed after which rugh commenced reply to the
ppeech of Senator Wade
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The Delinquent TaN List,

Omrcadcrs will no dodbt rvoicc when we tell thomt that
the pubicaonofhc tax lis is completed with this mum
Der IT the o and that hereafter We shall have plen-
yof space for interesting and miscellaneous mat
ter. Wchopc the appearance of the journal next week
will satisfy our reading friends, and our efforts to please
be rewarded with many new cash paying subscribers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A D'''''7 IVA i0"' 'AD''
On the 9th day of Januarg, 1861 shall offer for sale
at o'clock D. m at the door of the Court House, in
PerTysburg, Wood County o., at public venduo twenty
of land situated in Wood County Ohio, in section
no. 81 town north Of range II east commencing at
south hwes corner Of tho north half Of the northwest
quarter Of said section running south twenty rods
thence east half mile thence north twenty rods thence
west half mile TO the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. balance in two equal an
nual payments. W. WENKEL, Adm.
Perry5burg, Dec. 25th, 1SGO--3lw4S2.35.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

We learn by q genH,w1n from Wood,il'c t'at mos,
distressing accident occurred at chat village day last
week, by Which a boy uamod Maynard was Instantly
killed. It sooms that while IN John p EA@.ldna aour
mill, lac got cought Some way by belt aud was drawn
into the machinery and instantly torn 10 pieces.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

Co.rlvENISS OR IIAmTu Al LCoNsrIPArIoN.-From these
atlctions arise many Of the aings of man. We hear
daily people complain Of headache, nervous debility&c
and generally The cause of the complaint can be traced
to their roustipatcd habits. 4 remedy for the cure OF
this trouhr is what they want We recommend pr
Richardson's Shtlry Wine Bittars to all afflicted; lc
thom take il three times a day, half an hour before eat
iug their meals and in it h,2y win find a cure. Ou
pr,ic,s recommend il in ajr practice, and its merits
src fast becoming known in the Western States
Sold by Peck Il Hamilton. 32-3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DUFT ~ Mccoy COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE-Ths College
commences its fall and winter termunder very favorable
auspices. The attendance is exceedingly large for the
season. Tho fact that Merchants Bankers and bust
generally, require the very best aid they
obtain in their counting rooms, coupcs those who de-
sire lucrative situations 90 to standard school for
their information and knowledge of mercantile affairs.
Business men have no Tins to tutor their clerks.
The graduates ofthc Duff & Mccoy Commercial Col
ge ave be found in our Railroad Offices Banks and
pcars that Dun McCoys Diploma is sure passport Il
the confidence of all business men. We say to Oul
young lricuds-gct oue.- OHIO Statesmen.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

During last week the weather WAS quite pleasant I'M
III Friday evening, whom it commenced showing rapidly
On Saturday grew colder and snow continued TO fall
rcary the entire day. On Monday morning the ther-
muiucor stood vt tcn degrees below zcro he coldcs
weather OF the season. Since Monday slcighmg m.-
hrpu crllput.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

We had a call from our Denver city Correspondent
last week, who reports everything ina Gou15hing con
dJiou in the Pixies Peak region. Mr.. says he is SAT-
isu.d with his experiments in the gold region, and viii
MuI.llInr r-mIin in lhN aLlLn..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

TUeB GluNESra lryT TmNN AHRUrTIS ANp UNrtEAs-
,<riN ~ PrmIr plNrrs. This remark wlInot apply
tn hs, who rc Fortunate enough tu have the" garments
,u,l \. with may1ut~ taking what is called the 0'Hb.
i,ck stit,l cs is the case with the L0tR i~tr% t'
Machine which makes the st& oi'b oR tot s's of th'
material lra,iug 12 HadrN}b ri' to wear ont by wash.
u,r li,i irnins. These uwchints are meeting want
onr cNpgpssed by the public, i'm their adaptu.ss TO all
Kind. of sowing ina, it is possible ol practicable to do
Mhyn,,r sowing vtn he dvue, in muslin ur even leather
h,y Win du ana am watt ut WorN tuat ,s truly astonishing
Suug ia construction, Yet simple in mechanism as i
%, ,vt-y understood ulcy fully merl tHeUru 'el
have vbtlurd of being the jerjaI mach o ,sr tsc tt
.E W., aa cur friends o favor by Ucyvng them 10 IN
aly,uis, ,uyt IN rvg0Ni to the emlchmes. P'"'t ltt
y, s,. S4-l
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

There will h, found advertised in our paper some
family medicines that We desire to calcpccia attention
TO- Among them is Dr., Wcayers salt lihcum syrup
and Cara:r We speak more directly OF the Ccruc-an
outmcut that every family should have at hand We
know it has no equal for the euro of frosted feet chill
hus, cracked chapPcd hands o. lips, and for sore
is afflicted with any disease which requires good s0yc,
we advise them To give Dr. WeMcrs Ccrate Just one
trial and they win be convinced of its merits. Dr. WIS
Syrup with The Clrate, IS a sure for all htmors,
sores and discusses that arise from the impury Of the
hlool Another valuable remedy is tho old standard
rlluclv aud peoples ayulo, Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Uurradrs only want To know tlat this remedy is pure
aul ggruiuc, md sold by all oW city druggists. DR.. :.
o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitcrs IS very agreed
bic medicine and valuable whore stimulating agent is
required. We know tiat tho above named medicines
am, iu. what the afflicted require, and be found at
the drug stores generally louisville Dem Feb 10, $50.
Sold by Peek Hamilton. 81
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~. Lndie., Nnpneilory.

Those wishing to subscribe for this valuable monthly
should call upon Rev j. Fegtly at once, as he is NO"
tr.t ting up % club for 1861.
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C wAMP LAND NOTICE.
AUDIron's OrpIoE, Wood o.. b

Pcrysburg, Dec. 18th, 1860. I
Scaled proposals will bc received in this office until the
@0h day ofJanuary 1861 for the making OF drains and
bitches referred to and described in the following specf
cations, to wit:
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Pcrry>burg Market,
Cincinnati Market,

CINCiTNNrI, December 25, 1860.
FLorU Superfnc Sl.0on4,I0; extra 9l,5jtD4,9O.
WHEAT -Primo rcd QpnHSl 90; few sales.
Cons Inactive at 3jW3Sc.
OATS Demand fair at 26c in bulk.
RYE In moderate demand at jS@G0c for prime.
BARLEY sale, Of good fall al 15c, spring OF Ijc.
BCTTER We quote prime roll at li0t 5c.
Hoes Market firm, good selling ga $j,2jGs5,j0
NuGAU Firm at GGl7l5.
MoLNSsES Steady at 29d3Oc.
COrFEg Selling at 2tscfl3L5c.
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IInE RURAL AMERICAN!

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L $4,000 Copies Of the RURAL ANERiCAN,
of Utica, ~ V. will be sent free weeks to farmers
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No other paper can compare with it in style and real
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New Work Market,

NEW lONk, UcC0lnDCr 70, ISOU.
Flour Sales of superfnc western ut S4,9O@j,0 90
common To medium extra western 50 2OCtj.30; shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio Sj,3OWjiO.
WEuNr Red western Sl,2O@ ,2l; white western 81 !,
31WSl ~
RYE Market quiet at zoe
BARLEY 6SGS1c, according II quality.
CoRS 6j1i61c for mixed western.
OATS Fair demand ut 81 &c for western.
BUTrER Sales of Ohio az lO0fl5c.
SUGAR Sales at 5lGm5alc.
MuIAssEo New Orleans at S2@34c
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

There a an editor in Fin1iay, SO affected with tho
secession manio that he Cannot write single lood em
without a)luiing to no dreadful calamity occ1siuncd
by the election Of Lmcou when ho r5co,cr- he viii
doubtless ln thot Old Buck Is sill n hc Chair and
thn Dn ocptic u1riy fully poush'' ,.r th'd.pl lufI
state Of affairs brought about by his dupicty.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

Daily communication ha, bacn resumed between
Port Clinton and 5ludusky ry, by rail-a hand rar
having bocn placed upon the track.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27

Valuable information iiom the Ray. Jabez ). Swan,
clergyman o., distinguished 5tainmcuts and exalted
regulations;
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GotaI & 9elistellautuna.

TINE TABLE~-Dayton & michigan R. u.
oofVU eorrr. GOiN8 tORrft.
Nigh Ezurc.s. 1850 A. n. Night Expruss. .3s0} A. 81
Maitu......2O1 y. ". Mil ......... .5s23 = M.
ght...,..G.lj A. ". Freight .....'. $40 a. AL
Cleveland g. Toledo u. y. - Time Of Arrivals
and Departures o. and from Tol'do'
Ariy' 1910 am. 1880 pm. Dep'rt 900 um. 4.l0 pn.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-13
What is a Lady3

A great deal Of argument is going the
rounds respecting the title Of lady and
the name woman. The expression "lady"
is su much abused, that without being in
the least hypercritical, have long since
become profoundly disguised with it, and
infinitely prefer the sweet, unpretending
title OF true woman. If we could but siiI
the chaff from the wheat, abrogate all the
selfstyled "ladies," there would be nc
objection TO the title but, ministers o.
grace, defend US from some ladies' Of the
present day, who do not even know why
woman should be so called. A lady
must possess perfect refinement and intel
ligence. She must be gracious, affabl,
and hospitAble, without the slightest de
gree Of fussiness. She must be Christian
mild, gentle and charitable, nostenta tious
and doing good by stealth. She must be
deaf to scandal and gossip. Her high
sense Of honor will forbid her pryiDg into
her husbands secrets, searching stealtbily
his portemonnaie ard pockets, and break
ing open his letters. She must not dis.
dain kindly nod of recognition to her
servants, seamstress, dressmak er, butcher
baker, or any employee she may chance
tomeet. She must possess discrimination,
knowledge Of human nature, and tact
sufficient to avoid offending ones wea /
points, steering wide Of all subjects which
may be disagreeable or offensive to any
present. She must keep the golden rul,
uppermost in her mind. She must lool
upon personal cleanliness and freshness o
attire as next to godliness. Her dres
must be in accordance with her means
never dressy or fashy, but il possibI,
composed Of the best material. Abhor
ring everything like soiled or faded fnery
or mock jewelry, her pure mind and cleal
conscience will cause the foot OF time tc
pass as lightly over the smooth brow as i
she stepped on flowers and as she moves
with quiet grace and dignity, all will ac'
cord her, instinctively, the title OF lady
If had time and you patience, l could
present the other view OF the case, look
ing upon this picture and upon that. Blu
when one constantly comes in contact, in
omnibusses, cars, stores, the promenade
places OF public amusement, and where
ever women are generally found, witt
those who loudly arrogate to themselve
the contested title, can you wonder at th,
disgust it produces ?--Lady CORES
pondent Of Neao Orleans Delta.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-13
Love of Home.

It is only shallow minded pretenders who
make either distinguished origin matter
of personal merit, or obscure origin matter
of personal reproach A man who 10 not
ashamed of himself, need not be ashamed of
bis early condition. 1t did happen to me
to be born in q log cabin, raised among the
snow.dritts of New Hampshire, at period
SO early that when the smoke first rose from
its rude chimney and curled over the frozen
hills, there was no similar evidence of q
white mans habitation, between it and tho
settlements OF the rivers ot Canada. It's re-
mains etil exist; j make an annual visit.
l carry my children to il, and teach them
the hardships endured by the generations
before them. love to dwell on the tender
rocollectons, the kindred ties, the early af-
foctions and the variations and incidents
which mingle with all know of this primi-
tive family abode; l weep to think that
none who then inhabited il are now among
the living; and if ever fail in afectionate
veneration for him who raised it, and de-
londed it against savage violence and de-
struction, cherished all domestic comforts
beneath its roof, and through the fire and
blood of seven years revolutionary war,
shruDk from no toll, no sacrifice. to serve
hrs country and to raise his children to a
condition better than bis own, may my
nsme and the name of my posterity be- blot
ted from the memory of mankind. nd.-Ddaiel
Websier.