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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-17

The Futon urriycd at New York on Saturday.
with Liverpool dates to tho 3 inst; and by
Telegraph from Farther Point we have by the
Canadian, Queenstown alvic,s to the 81 inst
The reports concerning the insurreclion in the
Slcilics are very contra lictory. 1t is said that
the troops ia the garrison at Palermo, though
10000 in number, are afraid TO proceed to the
interiors; while in the case Of the siege of the
town OF Carini il is evident that the Govern
meni troops got the better Of the insurgents. -
Certain rumorS about the Frducu-Swlss districts
would seem TO show that what France wanted
from Switzerland was money, not territory. The
Bishops of the Romagua have been ordered not
to take any part in the reception OF Victor En-.
anuel. 1hecrops in England promise we'll. The
London Times says the New World meaning
thereby these United States is the home of"the
Celtic race The London Daily No1rS OF the 81
says that the night Of Chut day would decide in
the House or Commons who was for the Re-
form measures.
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RcpublIcnn state Convention.

a Convention of Delegates Of the Republican par.
~ Of Ohio will .cmhlc n the CITY OF Columbus, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th ofJune next.
alto o'clockA ~ forthe purpose Of nominating can.
ddates fcr the following oiiresi
Attorney Gcnctal OF tue state.
Member oftuo ioatd uf Public Works
Judge Of the supreme Court,
Also ticket Of III, ctors of President aud Vice
President otthe United states.
The ratio of representation will he rs iu March
last; delegate Tor each 400 votes glycn for GOV.
Dennison 10 ls6g, and one Tor each fraction of the
ratio larger than one half Wood County win be Gu.
titled TO four delegates.
The several County Committees will make tho nee.
essRryn nrrnpE Eemcuts for the holding Of the County
Conventions for the selection of delegates, and
suggest that they be held on the OH or June, the
Saturday preceding the day Of the state Convention.
We invite nll who arc attached TO the principles
OF the Republicpn party, heretofore announced
many occasions. and MI who desire the election Of
m honest aud intc" cnleut Judiciary. and faithful
hnl Ell lent administration ot out affairs state aud
Nttioual, to attend the primary meetings for the
election Of delegates aud cndenyor hy good counsel
and example to secure the triumph Of their priuci-
pies. and through them to preserve aud pcrpctuato
our fre1 Institutions. STATE CENTRAL Con-,
COLuMuvs May g. 1860.
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eg- One one the latest discoveries OF the CO
vode Committee is that $25 600 OF MIR. Wen.
dcl's corruption fund went into the hands Of a
correspondent Of the ~. Express.
ss-T The single vote for Hon. Jefferson Davis,
in the Charleston Convention, given through.
out the whole fty-seyen ballots, was cast by the
president, Hon Caleb Cushing.
a.g- The Dubuque Herald gives an account Of
street fight between Postmaster Heath of that
city and c. S. D Jones, son Of General Jones.
Heath not some severe 4 sh wounds, aud Jones
got black eye.
,r-g- Although the steamer Spoulding," &"
fteighted with Democratic delegates returning
from Charleston, discovered and sent back one
negyo who cndcavored to escape by that vessel,
another " fugitive" according to the Boston
Bee. was more fortunate, aud is now probably
in Canada.
2.y' The travelling editors had pleasant time
in the Federal city. They were shown through
the Capitol the rooms Of the u. s., Coast Sur.
vey, the Smithsonian the Executive mansion,
where they were welcomed by Old Buck, &c.
&c. Their trip to Mt. Vernon was also conduc-
I've OF pleasure.
os- As a pen and ink portrait Of the late Ad-
ministration party the Charleston Mcrcury
gives life like likeness, taken in its cofln when
itslys: "The Democratic party,as party bOsed
upon principles, is dcod. 1t exists now ouy as
Il powerful faction. It has not one single prin-
ciple common TO its members North and South
! 1t has degcneratcl into mere political organ
ization, variousy united, to obtain power and
| place"
29- r. is on old adagc that " liars have short
memories" For years we have been snrreited
with the doctrine that slavery improves the
! African.-that it Christian ses him -ciyiars him
and makes him every way more useful and
perfect being Now, leading STAKEHOLDER in
the Charleston Convention declared that he had
many slaves, some of WHOM came directly from
African, and that those recently imported are
the best and mos. valuable hands on his plan
talion They are, said he "lhe nobest Roman.
OF them ALL"
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NOTICE


To Milton +. Baird, whose place OF residence Is un-
known, one of the heirs at law Of G.. W. Baird, de-
ceased:
VOU arc hereby notified that c. c. Baird and Jno,
J. Dates, administrators Of the estate of G.. W.
Baird, dec ON the first day Of May. 1860 fled his
petition in the Probate Court within and for the
county of Wood and state of Ohio, eging that the
personal estate fsaid decedent is insufficient to pay
his debts and the charges of administering his estate
that ne died siezed in fee simple Of the foU wing
described real estate situate in said county TO wit
lnlnts number 22 aud 43 in the town of Perrysburg
and that Almira Baird, his widow, is entitled to
dover in said premises, and that Milton +. Baird,
Amanda Spafford. Edward l.. Baird Ellen NJ Baird
Flora J. Baird and Charles G. Baird. his heirs at
law, hold the next Inheritance therein The prayer
of said petition is for the asanment of dover TO said
Amira Baird aud for sale Of said premises subject
to such dover estate, for the payment of the debts
and charges aforesaid
said petition will he for hearing on the 23d orJune,
1862 or thereafter as counsel can be heard.
G. q. BAIRD. and
BATES, Administrators.
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- e GO
Caught n Tartar,

There is such thing as being too Jealous in n
display of conservatism. This fact was never
more clearly and forciby illustrated than by the
action Of the recent Charleston COnyention.--
The location Of the convention was made with
a view to satisfy the south Of the conservative
element of the north; yet, when il came OF,
northern deeiegHtes found themselves totally
disqualified for breathing an extreme southern
atmosphere, In the next place the john Brown
raid was seized upon an other opportunity Of
convincing the south Of northern loyalty to the
interests of her domestic concerns, and the Lit
tic Giant made himself particularly couspicu-
Gus in maGniTyinS and rciteIatiug the ort-rcpeat-
ed laIschood concerning Republican opinion. --
The result wns that in overriding the thing
he stirred up the bi,tcest kind Of ectional feel
ing, which disclosed itself in all its practical
realities by bustingup the convention, and divd-
ing the (oncc) great national democratic patty
Thus in the great effort TO display consor aism,
the northern democracy, aud Douglas in particu-
lar, has caught tartar
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NcialshoTing County News.

Henry Chnnte, a temperance lecturer, will
commence n course of lectures at WauseOn, to-.
morrow. So says lEe Republican.
The Sons OF Malta had midnight parade at
Finday one night last week,
The Findny hfrrsonian says the council of
that city has decided to have Lookup or Cal.
oboose for the reception of such transgressors
as fall into the hands of the police. Good.
The Ottawa Democrat says th re is fine
prospect for wheat and grain in that county.
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
be given to the purchasers. Forfall particularly

Together with great variety of other valuable
gifts, varying from scots to S25.
Any person enclosing 5 and five cent hostage
STAINS to pay for postage and roler) shall receive by
of mail the magnificent engraving of Christie
pher Columbus, (and one of these valuable gfts as
per Bill
Address all orders for Bills or Engravings 10
p. S, HERLINE & Co,
May II, 'G0-2m3. Box 1912, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Sl,eriHSs Sale.

Amedie Rappe against Norman @. Baldwin.
ID virtue of an order of sale 10 me di rected and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, shall offer for sale the
door ofthe courthouse in Perrysburg, in The county
of Wood, on
Saturday, the 9th day of June. 1860,
betwe the hours of one and two p. Of said day,
the following lands aud tenem, nts. lying and siu-
ate in the county of Wood and tate Of Uhio,to witt
That portion of river tract numusr eighty (se)
lying south ofthe Dayton Michigan Railroad, con
tanning 70-lG0 acres.
Also, that portion of river tract number eighty
one (sl) south of the Dayton Michigan Railroad,
containing o5 acres.
Also, the undivided one half of river tract num-
her eighty.two (s2O containing ninety-four acres.
Also, out-lots of Perrysburg Bumbsr one humid
red and three and hundred and eighty,seven lO3
and 1879
Also, in-lots Of PerrysburC numbers go 7e3704.
7l3, IA, 730, 94O 74S, $50, 763. 764) Six hurd-
red and twenty-nne, seven hundred and three, sew
en- hundred and four. seven hundred and thirteen,
seven hundred and fourteen seven hundred and thir
y rins, seven hundred nd forty seven hundred and
fOrty.nine, seven hundred and fifty, soyen hundred
and sixty three. seven huRdred and sixty-four.
Said lands being offered for sale to satisfy judg-
meut in favo- of plaintiff against sal defel6snt.
CIV. NORTON Sheriff
II. II, oDGE, atty.
May 10, lS6O-lw5$5 SO
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s5'A cotempomry, asks if We oal throw
sny liSat upon kissing. We don't want to-
the thing is done Just as well in the dark. That's
so.--Capitdl City Fact.
You are not like as, Mr., Gaary. We prefer
to see what we kiss,
eV>The style of orchards they have in Port,
land, Oregon, may be inferred from The dcScup.
ton OF one, which yielded in one season $50
600 worth ol cherries, pears, ahd plans, aud re-
quired forty thousand feet OF lumber for fruit
boxes,
~ Mrs. Swissheln says that the popularity
Of her paper in Minnesota is due to the fact that
people are always expecting she will say
something she ought not to- The people in
Minnesota are very much like great many
people oat vt Minnesota.
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Agricultural Notice

The officers and managers ofthe ood County Ag.
ricutural Society are requested to meet in Psirys-
burg, on
SATURDAY, June 9th 1860,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to review the premium list and
make the necessary arrangements for 10th Annu-
al Fair. E
By order Of the President
May l6, 1898. JAMES w ROSS, Sec.
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niy- A colporcur. in whose toad Of books q
few copies of Helpers "lmpondng Crisis" wele
found, was burhed alive together with all his
books, in Texas, last week. Such is the literal
exemplifc fcat'on of Southern Democracy.
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DAYTON & MICHIGAN r. r.
Onand After April I6; 1860,
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN
CincIuuati, Dayton, vt. Wayne, Chicago
aud Detroit.
TRIMS 0nING NoRrH.

CouncCtiug at oledo for Detroit and for Cleye-
land puukirk, Buffalo New York. and Boston; at
Lima with trains ON Pittshurg Ft Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Fl Wayne and Chicago. arriving
at Chicago at 1850 a. VI, and 7:3O z. NJ. Connecting
at Lima also for Pipshurg, } hiludclphia and New
lnrk aud all Eastern and Southeastern cities. Ma
king close connections Rt Detroit with Great Vest
ern Railway OF Canada for Niagara Falls and New
\ ork also with the Grand Trunk Railway for To
routo, Kingston. Montreal aad Quebec, Canada, aad
Portland, Maine.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-17
MAGNIFIC ENT ENGRAVING OF

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS and his Crew.
" This Beautiful Engraving was designed by Ru-
BENS, one of the most celebrated artists that
lived the cost of the original design and plate being
over $4,000; size, % by 90 inches.
The Philadelphia Daily News says, "thc mere nom
innl sum asked for the engraving is sufficient iu-
ducement for persons to purchase without the addi-
tOnal gitt."
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undorsign is
this day Dissolved
The business will be continued by James Miller,
who is hereby authorized to settle the business OF
said firm. Those indebted to us will please call and
make settlement with said James Miller without dc
lay. JAS & WM. MILLER.
Mgrovc, May 5, 1SGO--2w3Sl
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rRAINs aoLNo SOUTH.

Connecting at piQua for Columbus GAINESVILLE,
Wheeling AMI BALTIMORE Also at DAYTON for Gincin.
natl Columbus, and Indianapolis, Also at Lima for
Plttsburg. PhilNdel Thia and Baltimore.
Fare as Low rs by any other Route.
b. rars al and call for tickets hy way Of Lima,
e~ The rates Of GIT q all points east or west
viii At an times be as favorable are charged by
other companies,
40 TIysf.r bsies,g Dayton ana Chicago ,PHtsbWrg,
TolsRo or Detroit
RIM. SHOEMAKER, Snpt, Dayton.
VI, SUorVtNER, GeUH Agent, Toledo.
May l., lSS0,--2,
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DcfIIcntiOm in Ihc New YOr:k Post
siiiiCN.

NFw YORK, May li.-On Saturday last, Mr.
OrDut arrived here from Washington with in
s,rucGons to take possession of The New York
Post ONce, aud cause the immediate arrest of
Isaac V. Fowler, lie proceeded to carry out the
first part of his instructions, and assumed the
full charge of the Post O(llce, which he now
holds, With regard to the arrcst of Mr. Fowler
the matter was placed IN the hands of the Dis
trict Attorney who issued warrcnt for his ar.
rest on Saturday ana placed in the hands Of
Capt. Ryuters, the Marshal Immediate search
was made for Mr.. Fowler ana has been contin-
ued up to the present time without success.
The ammouut of Fow|er'S dedication is various.
ly estimated at from S75 900 10 100000.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-17

re- Hon, J. f. Potter, the "irrcpresSble'
Congressman who frightened the chiya)rous
Pryor, received an enthusiastic public reception
ON his recent arrival at his home at East Troy,
Wis The Congregational Church was filled to
oycrhowing, and Mr. Potter YVES called upon
to address them, which he did ia the most sat
sfactory manner MIR. Edrkin of ElkEorn,
addressed the meeting, The Independent says;
Many gray-hsired men were among the throng;
one, as be came forward shook Mr., Potter warm
" hy the hand and ssid God bless you, Potter
stand firm to the right The meeting was q
most pleasant one, aud must have been higaIy
gratifying TO Mr Potter,
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2
NJ IAkiIlEIN

On the lNth Of Nprii at Montgomery by Rev. y.
$. Fay, J. K. bARBEE and HESR ETIA KELLER, both
Of Freedom.
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EAHEED

On the 11th of May 1850. ANN daughter of Geo. W.
and Sarah y. Brown, aged years months and IA
days.
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We call attention to ths advertisement of the
Wood County Agricultural Society. ltWul be
sssn iRat meeting Is Ie b. h,ld Iglc 2,h
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Ribbons,
Flowers,

and in short, everything in the Millinery line will be
found ut ELIZA p. JONES.
Perrysburg, May IT, 1860.
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To receive exte sivs Gran" of cash paying GUS
toners, and invite the attention of those desir-
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A NNlvERsARy DIrNER OF TIE BvESs CLUB OF
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The anniversary disner IN honor Of the birthday Of the Scot
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hotel ROBERT bURNEr Secretary.
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AWAY ready. Also CIVIL honest capable servants
metiately. ft.t w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

40 CHRISTOPHER ssREET.-NRs. II. ROEDER.---
THIS astonishing and never f.ns assroos: sser and
Of all affairs with and IN regard hsah wealth and marriage,
love AFFAIR." journeys hwsuts difficulty IN oustness absent
sckneas &c Nrs Roedcr succeeds when all others
fail Her fees reduoed:-For ladies' cents gentlemen,
80 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

VTE FIND AN ARTICLE IN SEVERAL OF OUR CITY
w papers, taken from Georgia paper called the Daily
Southern federacy' giving bacs and "whten list of
New York merchants in which the name of our firm appears
on NE black list" elias sed supporters Of Sew ards,
Browpism lpcenda-ism &c The article utterly unjust
grossly belous far concerned and having
no foundation whateve fact ou]v inure where
not personally known. CONVERSE, TODD CO.