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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Rumored InsuTsectlun at Charleston.

tumored InsuTsectiun at Charleston.
A rumor was aoating al VI the streets es-
terIay evening, to he eTze, that negro in>cr-
re.ton Ia taken place 10 Charleston. :. c.
We could learn no particulars upon ieh
the rurnor was founded, aai therefore cannot
vuueh for its truth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
IO-DAY'S .ADN'TS.


Lost.
4 THREE LINKED MASONIC PIN WAS
y lost yesterday. The finder will confer an
especial flvo. BY leaylI ( the same at thi. ihoe.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

The proceeds i. tie Lectures will be applied
n il4u ai,ion Of the debt q the Second Bai IL,
Ehurru.
tbA ssIoN.- One Lecture 3 cents Lady aud
Ientletl.aa to botn Lectures - cents; Panty
! lic e. u both Lecture. slu0
Tsc.et- can be hA4 at the stores Of q. w.
Els 4 Ga g g. Piumuer H. II Smti, tiac.. d
Co, ami E.lrdgs i Williams. novl6-tsf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

TloNsEl> Al LAW aND SOTAkIES
PCG4le. DEses- Sleboil,' l.ace ), up stars
>e..3u.4 street, ijaycuI8rt, Iowa. Cct9-tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-19
WHO are DisuniOniStsl

Bot il the worst dose come; il Lincoln is p
locled, let us triH oar hcurt and mind forget
HE past AND 60 our OF THE UNION TO.
GEiHER II We permit The blacks to come
into power; aud allow them 10 govern us, they
within four short years, iufllCt a moral sting
upon Slavery (r IN which it will never recover
We must not permit Atlanta (da.) Conttd-
crqcy
This is The language of the leading Douglas
paper of Georgia 1t is in strct accordance
with the avowed doctrines and position of
IlerSchcl V. Johnson, whose views the Doug
lssits organs OF the North dare not let ther rea
dcrs see, in his own words, but pass or instead
false protcnses which utterly belle the opinions
ol thsir candidate. And yet, while charging
that Breckenridge is Diouniouist, their South.
crn conlrderuteS continue TO make such threS 5
offs cession aud treason as the above. Who
are the real DSuuonists
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-19
Hates 10 bu, hns to.

Rimsey of the Hardin county Democrat, in
taking his position in tho ranks Of the ruls.or-
ruin party, holds forth as follows
1--WE believe that much of the bitterness sx'
hibued IN the convention at Baltimore, was the
result Of the intolerance OF feeling manifested by
the friends Of Douglas aud that If they had .pur-
sued pacific course, the party would have rs-
manned united. The division is the result Of
the worshipns Of Douglos, i'll preferences
to principle. against which we have
50 frequently warned our readers. While we
dcprcCOte the evil every consideration OF prin-
cipal, and adhcrance 10 the usageS OF the party,
requires US to support Douglas"
That just so. lf the Douglssites chad pur-
sued pacific course" and followed principle
instead Of falling to the worship of man, the
party would have remained united. According
to this theory, the northern democrats ore MAN
TGorsliperS,' while the southern democrats go
for "Principai" That's good text. and we
advise brother Ramsey to stick to IL.
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Logan ESepudiaIcd.

John A. Logan, known through the State of
Illinois, from speech he made last winter, as
" Dirty Work Logan, has been repudiNted by
has all along made himself conspicuous as Il
toady and tool OF Douglas, and was candidate
for re-numination before the Democgutic Con-
grosSiunai Convention, bat though he is now
sewing his first term, he WAS beaten aud a
Rreckuridge man nominated in his stead, This
has an uutavoronls look for Douglas in rhs
g,eut Democratic stronghold OF Illinois, Mean
time, RepubIicausm is gaining ground here,
with remarkable rapidity.
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OeSnPrnIC H,ASS.

The New York Sun which has always given
aid and comfort to the democratic party, says
one reason why the nomination of Douglas was
insisted upon, even at the expense of breaking
OF the party, was that
"The earnest Douglas men felt degree of cX-
ultation when they first ceived the news ul his
nominations but the feeling soon subsidized, ns re.
Election cOuN inCC them that his nomination was
but an empty triumph ever his invcterate foes
They conCcde that TO all appearances, his cleo
tiom is hopeless, ,r-s~b but they think that with
him rs their candidate they will be able to win
local victories in several of the north and western
states, >a& which will. in some measure, com
pensate them for tho loss of the Presidency
This goes to show that the "man-worshipers'
are corrupt from the highest to the lowest, and
it is possible that the people will trust one OF
them for any Office.
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MmnAbug vs.. lImmbmg

Douglas papers advise their rra lsrS not to be
tunbugged by supporting Breckenridge, and the
Breckenridge papers lvIse their patrons no, to
be huWbagssd by voting Tor Douglas. BY their
own cohesion, they are botn humhugS aul
thousands OF honest Democrats viewing the
matter in the same light, have determined to
take the advice OF their party papers, aud be
humbugg,d no longer, aud N October next, cast
their vote for Lipcon and llamlin who are
known 10 be genuine,
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1sdr Peter II. Miliken was killed by light
ming few days ago, in Tuscarswas county.
sO-The Republican Electoral ticket Of
Maryland has been authodtstively announced.
SsrA little son Of James Barclay, of Poland,
Mahonng county, was drowned on the 2yth
ult., while bathing
asr Nine hne Spanish sheep, worth onc hpn-
dred dollars, were killed by dogs in vinton
county, Ohio, on the night OF the 81 inst.
snr Keph.rt, the murderer of Mrs. Willis
was hang at that place, Friday, by mob num-
bering about 200.
S.s- Mr.. A. J. Bailey, who was injured by
tho prems ture explosion of a cannon at George
town, o., last week. at a Dsmocstic meeting,
died on Sunday from he effect Of his injuries,
ORA New York city, July 10Th, a young
girl was burnt to death in the street in eonse-
quence OF her clothing taking fire from aighted
match which lad had thrown upsn her in a
joke.
ss0-A sad accident occurred at the Douglas
ratification meeting in Ashland county. A
cannon pramaturely discharged, killing Mr..
Charles Slihgersnd, aud terribly mutilaung
James Grandy, who may recover.
nc The Dayton Empire reports tho mill,
sickness as prevailing in the vicinity OF Painters
Creek, in Darke Co, OHIO. 1t also ssys huck.
slers are out there buying up the butter at re-
duc.d prices for the Cincinnati and Dayton
markets.
z@ Kidnsppingis is getting quite common in
Southern Illinois. No less than three black
men, all supposed to be free, were recently
seized by party of twenty-five, near Clifton
and hurried away out Of the State before they
could be rescued.
sssr On Friday, July 9Th, q new four story
building, in st Joseph, Mo-, fell and killed nine
out Of the ten persons who were occupying it
The building cought fire Immediately attvr the
| f,ll aud communicated to other buildings
Total loss $500 900.
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INPECTINE.
The Persiam Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure OF Fever ags .fga,
snd BlT az FtrerS. This wonderful renee -
bought to the knowledge of tho present rr2PrIyt.
by friend who has bssn great traveller IN Psts'a
and the Holy Land.
While going down the river EHphrates, he -IraIi-
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erng his condition one of the boatmen toot frrm
his person an Amulet, saving Wear this ~ - Fe
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lection from all hnlHrous complaints
On further Investigation he found thir 't, 90.
attributed 10 it miraculous powers. sui ssi.
could only be obtained from ths priest .a.
Sometime afterward the gentleman sup's
with Priest obtained from him the s-c",.
preparation, and ascsrtainrd where h.
herbs were found of which 1t was CON pOur..- .'
wonderful virtues of this article have in .s. /
belief in tho minds of the natives in the lN
healing powers Of their Priests
Since his return to America il has been t'i. 90 m
the happeSt effect by several Ladies and H''.an
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Principal Depot and Mandatory lSS Main ST.,
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Building. New York. Address
lO-ly JOHN WILCOX BRO.
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A Coon TINS c MIN0 --For some months
past the Hon. Edward Everett, the politician
has been utterly j-remadS over tho alleged dc
plowble condition of he country But on the
Fourth, Hon, Edward Everett, the statesman
aud patriot spoke IN cear-ringng tones of the
strength, glory and perpemity OF The Union
No one listened to his lamentations of the poll.
ticisn excepting the few who had sxss To grind; :
but the national heart responds To the states.
mans words at cheer, He believes Lincoln will
be- elected in November ana this event will, of
itself crush SeclionaiSm aud coufounh tait
tors, aud preserve the Union. Phiiddol phia
CNy JOUrHGl,
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'.Abl NbH VT
PATRIOTS AND Statesmen,
'EOundCES Ol the
ON SLAVERY.
Utft ~ 1..grTrtA ~

"FI JtsTIrIA."
A great National Wcrl--every man who votes or
expects to vote, should buy aud read it; it is not
parthan book, bat a compilation from the reports Of
ID bates and from other reliable sources Of the
speeches and writings Oi tho 'FJunders of the Re-
public on the question of Slavery, showing their OPP
plnons thereon, expressed in the Congress of the
Confederation. in the Convention to form the Con-
stitution, and i'll the several State Conventions to
raIify the same.
A distinguished (, ature OF the discussions are tho
Speeches OF Madison, Randolph Dr.. franklin. Rut-
edge, Livingston, Roger Sherman, Ell swOrth, PAT
rick Henry, Mason, Pincney, Lowdes, and in short
all those men of the Revolutionary times renowned
alike Tor their patriotism, craftsmanship ana virtues
Ii will include the History of the Ordinance of 1881
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traced in its various phases, in Congress- from 79s
to 1854. II will also contain the Bred Scott aud 9TH
sr decisions of the courts upon the slave question;
the great speech of leXander Hamilton advocating
Monarchioal Government; also his plan of Govern
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ans, Jeferson.and Madison, and the farewell address
es Washington and jackson.
1t is not designed for parizan book; but as all
parties claim to represent the views of tie Faith
crs of the Republic on the slavery question, the OBJ
ect of the compilation is rather to show what those
views We're, aad what construction the eminent
statesmen OF the country have given the COnstitu-
ton, from the period of its adoption TO the epenl
Of the Missouri Compromise in 1854.
I his volume is the MY work Of the kind publish
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As North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
N.B.-Agents Wanted in every Town in tho Uni.
ted States TO sell this W ork to whom the largest
mission will be paid. ll-lw
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SHERIFF'S SALE
John b. w.dsys John Van Blsreum ct

John b, Wade VS. John Van Blareum, et al,
By virtue uf an alias vondi to directed and de
lNered from the court OF common pleas Of CuyahOga
county, Ohio in the above cause, will offer for sale
ON
Saturday the e5th day Of August, 1850,
between the hours OF IL oelOck aud O'Clock of said
day The door OF the court house in Perrysburg the
east half o the north east quarter of section twelve
Q2l township number four a. range number ten
0l east containing so acres less lots sold TO Peachon
Rogers Turner nd about two acres south OF the
Portage river; also the south half OF the southeast
quar- er of section number Il, township number g.,
range number II all the above described land lying
aud being in Wood county, Ohio.
Z. W. NORTON, sserT
Williamson RsdJle, a,t'ys.
July 10 llwJS&.
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Sarah tarIln NS samuel Robinson ct al
By Nirruc OF an order 1T sale to ME directed and
delivered FROM the court of common pleas of Wood
ccunty Ohio in tho above cause will offer for sale
on
SATURDAY, August 2S, 1850
between the hours of l2 o'clock NJ. aud O'Clock F.
of said day ut the door ofthe court house in Per.
psbug, the north part of The east half of the south
east quarter ot section thrty-SiN l36D IN township
three north. otrange ten tlOl east in Wood county.
Ohio. commencing tor the same at the northeast
quarter post thence south 20 the center of east
aud west road, known as the SNnduSkN aud Defiance
road, thence 81 along the center of said road to
the west line of said premises, thence north ulonc
said west line 10 the northwest corner of said prem
ises thence along the north line of said premis
cs TO the place of beginning containing q acres OF
land moro or less.
CIV. MORMON, sheriff.
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oCS-The Cincinnati Enquirer enters into a
labored argument, to show that Douglas will
got the electoral vote OF Ohio The work is a
great one and we thinkitwill take all The spare
time of the Enquirer from this time to the i,h
Of March next wheA Lileoln win be inougu.
rated, to complete ne argument in satisIac.
tcTy mlnnel
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NNrICE-GrARnIAN,S SALF.

Nv. II - . y WI ~ = = IL
Will he sold at public sale TO the highest bidder
in front of the Baird House in Perry sburg Wood
county Ohio on
Saturday the nth day OF August A. D. 1870,
bstwssu the hours Of - NJ. and O'Clock p VI. Land
Warrant No 1854 calling for l60 acres as tho prop.
erty Of Henry CLAY and JUdson Huntington, Minor
heirs Of Elijah huntington, deceased Terms OF sale
third in hand one third in six and one third IN
twelve months, Deferred payments 20 be syidenc ed
by Of bond on interest with approved security
SyyGnus Jedsrson, Guardian Of Henry Clay
and Judson Huntington
july 9th 1850, ,-4Ow5S2 75
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uERIEES SALE

John Bell ct al Va Christina Bell ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale to directed Bnd
ID delivered, from the Clerk Of the court of o,u-
mon pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above eass
will offer for sale, on
Saturday, the l4th day of July. 1860,
at the court house in Perrysburg Wood c0uu!y, o..
the south half of the west half of the 9r.
of section thirty-ive. in township threc north, sf
range ton, in the district of lands subjer 10 sale
Bucyrus, containing 40 acres of land more 'esa.
in Wood CO., o. c. w. MORTON SHERIFF
James Murray, atty.
June IA, lS6o--6w5S2 SO
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE ishersby given to the nonresident land
~ owners on the line of the following proposed
county road, that there will be view and survey OF
sadlmo on the 2ith of July, 1860, the viewers and
surycyo to meet az the house Of James Brown Jr.,
in Eageyille, commencing At the northwest corner
of see, IS, town north range IL east, thence east
on sec. line totas Ridge Road
JACO3 LEATHERS.
June q, lSSe-7wss
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SH ERlEE'S Sale.

John Heath vs.. Robert Edgar ct al.
by virtue ut an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas oil " ood
county, Ohio in the above cause will offer for sale
on
Saturday, August 25. 1860,
between the hours OF IL and O'Clock =. NJ, of said
day at the door of the court house ia elrysburg IN.
lorS number dye lhl and thrt two (32l in The Sldth
division OF the village OF Freeport Wood county. q
W. NJRrON, sheriff,
James Murray, atty Of pl,H
july 10. lSiO-l lw5S2 rs.
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Colt 4 Browns ntt'ys.
JulN 10. lSGt-llwSS3 SIS
pLNNK ROAD NOTIOE

PLANK ROAD NOTICE.
An persons indebted to the Perrysburg and Find
lay Pauk Road Company for toll will please come
forward at once and settle the same. If the money
cannot be raised, labor the road will be taken in
its stead. II is the intention Of the company to i'm
msdiltcly place the road in good condition. and
prompt attention To the above request is therefore
earnestly desired. DANL NEWTON, supt.
lulN lH-llMSN
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StEhlf RS SAl.s.
w. II. Ewing vs.. jonathan salisbury.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to mo from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood County Ohio
in the above entitled cause | shall ofer for sale at
public auction at the door OF the Court House in Per-
rysburg in the county aforesaid
Saturday, the 18th day Of August A, d. 1869
the following described lands aud tenements, situate
in Wood County Ohio, to.wit: The Northwest quar-
Of section uunber seventeen ~ in township four
tQ North OF Range ten (l0) east, containing one
hundred and sixty
c. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
Asher Cook atty Of Plh.
Iul Iptb 1870 -IONyEcp
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June 18th, lS6O-Sw4*
NOTICE

rs hereby given to tnel nonresident nwrer. >?
tracts of land lying in section 81 and 49, "a FREQ.
don township, Wood county, Ohio, that the con.
missiohers of said county have granted the right q
way through the same and have appointed via~egt
to survey said road on the 9th day of July. 1850.
June 2l-7w4* RICHARD DIMOCK Petr,
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H0- The agent ola largs colony OF Swedes
has recently concluded a satisfactory arrange
ment in Johnson county, Kansas Territory,
near olaho, by which there will be 10000
Swedes settled there in the course of few
months.
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aNNVVT N"VV7N " = Vt ~
July 18th lS6O.-l2w6S2 Sc
rR0RAIE NNYINN

PROBATE NOTICE.
John Crome, admir- ofthe estate of Margaret Crom,
deceased.
John Soleeathor, Jr., admir- Of the estate OF John
SolsleathGr, Sr., deceased, and
s. Jefferson, admir- of the esSte of RoNnna Bosnian,
deceased
TANE fled their accounts with the Pro bate Court
L L of Wood county, Ohio for final settlement Said
accounts will be tor hearing the 2Sth day of July,
1850. WM EWING, Pro. Judge.
July 3 lSGO-9w3sl 45
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Accounted For.

Some of our democratic friends are porading
before their readers. under the head of more
help" an account of the "dsclsration" OF the
Western Cleaner which has recently hoSled
the Douglas and Johnson flag. This may sound
very pretty to a msn up a tree; but when it
comes to be understood that the editors Of that
sheet hod entered into arrangement with the
DougasitcS in the event Of the " ittls giants ;
nomination TO come ont for him., the tGcci
OF the turn from neutrality to man-worshiplng
falls stiII-burn. The scheme Of the GlcaHcr was
promptly exposed, shortly after the commence.
meut Of its publication, by the Hancock J,Ger
SoHi0a, and the prediction has come lru" TO The
very letter. All the "bep" Douglas will get
10y this sort Of tracking, where the matter is
understood, he can easily stick in his eye. The
trick won't win
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REDEMPTION NOTICE

Jacob f Fox, or his assignees will take notice that
John Dieendorf has tins day deposited in the Treas
ury of Wood CO., o.. $2s.7l to redeem north half
southeast quarter, sec. H. town 0 north, range IL
east so sold to said Fox at the sale of deln
quent lands in said county, Jan. 10. 1859.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Once, Wood CO., o. D
PeTrysburg, June 20, 1860. SIS
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst, by Chapel Esq, II ArER Az
pELEEEGEE, to Miss CArHARlNg FoGLE, all Of Perrys
burg.
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SlERlFF'S SALE.
- u =

SnERFF'S SALE.
Samuel Scott ksnady o. Brian
By virtue OF an order of sale TO me Greeted snd
delivered from tho Wood County Court of Common
Pleas in the above entitled cause will offer for sale
rysburg said county ON
Saturday the lth day Of August AGO.
between the hours of u O'Clock VI and o'clock p.
NJ. the following lands to Wit The West part Of the
North East fractional quarter of Section Ten of
Township Seven North OF Range Twelve East in said
county containing sixty three acres more or less,
c. W. NORTON, heriff.
s Jefferson atty for pih'
July Gth $50 -lOw5S2 is
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0~s~Hleks, the pirate murderer, wa, hang on
Bsioes Island, \ Y, IN the Sth inst.
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all kinds Of Paper. We buy for cash; we obtain Pa
per OF Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
observation-disclosures, confident in asserting that
we have n better article, and sell at lower price
than any other establishment on the Maumee.