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the battle of Murfreesboro. IIo is an able
and talented man, an unhnchipg patriot,
and as public speaker has few superiors,
Col JAMES II. GoUMAS, Of Marion, is the
nominee for state Auditor, ono of the most
important Offices in the State, and for the
duties of which he is most admirably fitted
by his ability as Il lawyer and n business
man. Col Goldman entered the service by
enlistment as a private soldier upon the
organization of the company he was unani-
mously elected its Captain, then promoted
to Major, and finally, after the death of the
amcnted Andrews become Colonel of the
4th Ohio Regiment which he commanded
in the terrible fight at Fredericksburg
where he was severely wounded, and re-
ported killed. This wound compelled his
retirement from active duties in tho field,
and from this he is not yet entirely recov-
erod. The private character Of the nan is
unimpoachablc. lie is worthy of the office.
Hon. G. NoLNEY Dorsey, tho present oih-
ciont Treasurer Of State, was rcnomnated
by acclamaton compliment as we'll de-
served as it was handsomely bestowed.
Hon. lIocRISG lIrNTER, the nominee for
the supreme Bench, possesses eminent abil-
itics as Jurst, which will make his nom
nation most acceptable to the Bar and to
the citizens Of Ohio.
Captain JouN NJ. BARnERE, for the Board
Of pu1,li, \N,rL, l;k, (',1,rnly ArJorunp
and Goldman has scen considerable service
in the war against the rebellion. On the
battlefield hc was seriously wounded re-
sulting in the loss of an arm. llo did not,
however, seek the Office. llo did not even
know that his name was before the Con-
vcntion for that or any other Office, until
the Committee came to him while ho was
addressing large crowd from the portico
of the Capital and informed him of his
nomination. The Office sought tho man.
He accepted tho nomination, in II vigorous
and telling speech which was rapturously
received 10y tho members of the Convention
Such is the ticket presented TO the peO
pie of Ohio for their support and ratiica
ton on the second Tuesday of October
next. 1t is presented by tho largest and
grnndcst Convention ever assembled within
the state, 1t is worthy of the great and
loyal people Of Ohio. And they will show
to the world that they are answering il
their patriotism and unninching in thcil
devotion to the Union by repudating the
Copperhead nominees by the greatest ma
jority ever given upon any question ol
ticket in Ohio.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, TRUNKS,
WHIPS, sc. &c.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Holden, Lewis o. Wilson,
Boardmau Burchard, William b.
Bennett, Park MattheESon and Court of
Philo E. Doolittle, plaintiffs, Common Pleas,
VS.. Wood County.
Samuel w. Burnham and Joseph
|. Burnham, defendants.
fINHE defendants, Samuel W. Bunham and Jo-
L seph |. Burnham, will take notice that on the
2d day of May, A. ID. 1868, the plaintiffs, Samuel
Holden Lewis o. Wilson, Boardman Burchard,
William b. Bennett Park Mstthe wson, and Philo +.
Doolittle, filed their petition against said defend
auts in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the county of Wood, and State of Ohio, which is
still pending therein, and the object and prayer of
which is to have a certain conveyance, dated Sep
tember l4th, A. ID. 1859, from said Samuel W. TO
Joseph |. Burnham, Of the northwest quarter of
section eight four north, of range nine east.
in said county of Wood set aside aud declared null
and void againSt the lien Of the plaintiffs, ac
Quired underline attachments levied December 27,
A, ID, 1862 ON said premises, one in favor of the
plaintiff Holden, and the oher in favor of the other
of said plaintiffs and for order that said prem
ses be sold and the proceeds applied in payment of
the amount due upon two judgements rendered
against the defendant Samuel w Burnham, at the
March term, A. d. 1858, Of said court, one in favor
OF said plaintiff Holden, and the other in favor of
the other Of said plaintiffs.
Said defendants will also take notice that they
are required 10 answer said petition on or before
July IS, A. D. 1868.
NJ. r, s r. WAITE, Att'ys FOR pl'ds.
Perrysburg, May 20, 1868. 81
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4 Victim OF the Conperhead,.

Private John =, Woods, of Co. F, 10th
Ind, y OILS, was shot for des,rtiou in the
Army of the Potomac, ON the i5h, lie de-
serted on the 10Th Of April last, while a por-
ton of the army was ON the march to meet
the enemy below fredericksburg, and Joined
the rebel army, in which he remained until
the sth OF May, when he returned and gave
himself up as descrter from the l9Jh Tenn.
Vols. lie was alterward recognized, tried
10y court martial. and sentenced to be shot.
His only excuse for'his crime was, that he
had come 10 the opinion that this WAS an
unjust war on the part Of the North aud
consequently joined his Southera brethren.
His case is only one Of many in which Cop
perhead counsels have led 10 destruction
and iuismy if not to death,
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The Union Senatorial Convention.

The loyal voters of Fulton, Henry, Hancock, Iu
cas-, Putnam and Wood Counties, who are uncon-
dhonaliy Union, and stand pledged to an uncoudi
tonal support of the National Government in all its
efforts TO suppress the existing uiquitous rebellion
and to maintain unmpaired, the National Unity,
both in principle and territorial limits, requested
10 meet in Convention in their respective counties
at such time and place as they may best suit their
convenience and appoint delegates TO attend Il
Union Senatorial Convention, to be held in
FINDLAY, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 80.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
TO nominate a Union Candidate to represent the
District in the next General Assembly, and transact
such other business rs may legitimatcly come be
fore them. The apportionment will be one delegate
for each hundred votes cast for Governor Tod. in
1861 and for each fraction of fifty votes, addi-
tional delegate, under which the several counties
will be entitled to the following number of delegates
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THg Usage lndiaas recently killed, scalped and
decapitated a rebel commission Of nineteen per
sons, including nine officers, who had gone to Col
orado and New Mexico 20 endeavor TO muster in
the Secession element Of those Territories.
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There will he Union Mass Conycntion at the
same time and place to ratify the nominations ol
the Stat, and District conventions. Distinguished
speakers from abroad are expected to he present
to address tho people.
Let there be earnest response on the part oi
the Unconditional Union men Of the Northwest to
this call ISRAEL GREEN,
Chairman Senatorial Committee
Nav g. 1861
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After reviewing what he had done for the good
cause since his Inauguration. he said he was free
10 confess that he felt disappointed ut the result
but he was neither mortified nor chagrinGd; but in
the support of the man who was nominated no man
could go further than he would.
In conclusion, he appealed to all 10 20 forward
in the good work. God is with us justice is with
us, and the interests of the great mass of the world
are in our hands, aud, therefore let us stand to-
gcther and do our duty. He alluded 10 the Proola-
nation of the President calling for 100 600 volun-
teers and TO his own call upon the loyal people
of Ohio TO rally % the number OF 30 600 for tile de-
fense of their homes and trtSidcs. 10 the inquiry
whether they would 90 home and call their neigh.
burs 10 join them in responding 10 the call, as be-
came brave men, there We're loud shouts of " Yes,
yes - lie asked them to go singly, or in any mum
ber to the designated rcudcZvous and then if they
would declare lheir preference for company officers
the commissions would be forthcoming. lie asked
them not 10 delay, but to respond Immediately, so
that within two weeks he would have the pleasure
of informing the President that Ohio had fully re
sponded to the Proclamation.
The Governor then called for three cheers for the
success of IN, ticket nominated. They were given
with Il will, ana were followed by six enthusiastic
cheers for Governor Tod. The generous action Of
the Governor deight,i every one
The ticket nominated - considered very strong
one. Certainly there is no mistaking the fact that
it is Il radical war ticket There was some disap-
polntment manifested, on the part of a portion of
the delegates, but this soon gave place To entlusi-
asm, after the reading OF the resolutions. The
letter from tho officers Of the Arnly OF the Cumbcr-
land contributed TO the general result During the
sitting the Convention there was speaking in the
State House yardby prominent men from different
parts of the State. No words can adequately ex-
press the enthusiasm that prevailed
The candidates have been invited to stump the
State during the campaign, ana Governor Denusou,
in response to n resolution Of the Convention, has
consented to accompany them.
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NOTICE. All persons having premiums
" awarded them at the Independent Fair at Por-
tagc in the fall of 1860, and not paid arc requested
to present their award for payment to c. Haskins,
on or before the s of September 1868, as the late
Treasurer has recently paid over the funds to him.
c. HASKINS, Treasurer.
Portage, o., June %, 1868. Sc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
5IkEEMEN. RALLY!

YOUR COUNTRY CALLS TO ARMS
Under the late call of the President for Six
months men, Andrew Bloomfield, as Captain and
&. +. Lewis and Geo. Weddel as Leutenants,
have been authorized to raise ore company; and J
II. Reid, as Captain, and G.. W. Hill and w. r.
Bryant, as Leutenants, to raise another. These
companies must be raised at once. and, Judging
from the past, we well satisfied that Wood
County will not be derelct in her duty when her
country calls to arms II. A. HAMILTON,
Chairman Wood County Military Committee.
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Tho Convention then took recess until in the
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.
The delegate convention reasscmblcd at the Athe-
nrum at O'Clock, when tho COMMITTEES on Perma-
nent Organization reported Hon. VIM. Dennison for
permanent President, and one from each district
for Vice Presidents.
The Report of the Committee on Credentials was
then presented by the Chairman, Hon. W. II. West.
1t was adopted, and is as follows;
REPORT.
|. They find all the counties represented by dele
gates in the Conv enton.
2. THEY FIND NO CONTESTED SEATS
g. The names being very numerous, they sub
init the list to the meeting and recommend that it be
not read.
In regard to counties represented in mass the
Committee recOmme I'd that the number of delegates
t" which each county is entitled have seats in the
Convention. That they cast the vote of their re-
sPectve counties in such manner aS the delegates
present shall indicate and that the privilege of
consulting with them when asked be extended to
those having seats.
That the soldiers of the Army at rune be repre-
scned in this convention by the delegates named
in their communication. Each of said delegates
having one vote.
That the soldiers of the Army at Nlur(rcesbrro
be represented in this convention by the delegates
named in their dispatch. Each delegate to have
vote.
Ihat tue c"nvaIeScent soldiers OF Camp DenGi-
80 b h,i,iI ~ .'''s ,l''o" "y ~ % w.
W. II. WEST, Chairman.
s. G. NEWTON, Secretary.
by this time an immense crowd had assembled,
both in and outside the building, and there was
much enthusiasm for brough, which increased
w, WV '''''''"'''" wv '''''"0' was P'o'"'o'u
'"
-" ''0 '"'"' ""'e' WV "'ln'S"h was ihrou"ceu
as permanent presiding officer, On taking his
chair he was handsomely received and made A brief
spoech in rcsponse.
NOMINATION. FOR GOVERNOR.
The ballot for Governor was then nroceeded with
The whole number of votes cast was iOyl5-of
these John llrough received 226 votes, and David
Tod lS3ls. Tho President anuouaccd that Mr..
Broagh had been duly nominated as the Union can
didate for Governor, which was followed by tre-
mendous applause The nomination was then
maoe unanimous
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
FOR lieutenant Governor the candidates were
as follows Benl. Eggeston, of Hamilton; General
=. f. carey 9i Hamilton Columbus Deano, of
hhoN IL. W InUer, ot tOlumOlAna; and Colonel
SnSreS Anderson, OF Montgomery, After the first
OaiiHt tho name OF Mr.. Eggleston was withdrawn.
un tue SECOND pailot the vote stood; pelHno, 10;
oArey' l4Ei Anderson, 229. The nomination OF Mr..
H""''Son was 'neh h'uo unanimous
Auplr0R oF srATk.
For Auditor ot State the candidates were Colonel
James James II; SoH1'Sn, OF Marion oyiat Cole OF Me-
WAS uomn,,ed an m, rsV S,uo, G"IiSH aSi
votes. lie is Colonel of the Gth Ohio. and was Sc
yerely wounded in the first battle at Fredcricks-
ours ne was S's9 Tue umon candidate for Con-
haI ha iI ~ us liz. ~" "'s''Nt '"S' '"'' ana man "'
.
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UNION OHIO STATE CONVENTION,

Immense Gathering and UnbOunded En-
thusiasm Of Loyal Men.
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A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
N hereby given that have been appointed aud
qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of Jere-
persons interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. ROBERT BARBER, Admir-.
May p, 1858, 5ds
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THE UNION STATE TICKET.
Election Day, october 10, Isoa.l

Election Day, October 10, 1891
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BR0UGH,
or Cuyahoga County.
FOR LIEUTENANr.GovER
CHARLES ANDERSON,
OF Montgomery County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
HOOKING HUNTER,
OF Fairfield County.
FOR AUDITOR or STATE,
JAMES A. GOODMAN,
OF Marion County.
ron TREASURER OF STATE,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY,
or Miami County.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN NJ. BARRERE,
or Highland County.
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FOURTH OF JULY
Union Picnic Dinner.
rJNHE WESTON TOWNSHIP UNION LEAGUE
L respectfully announce to the inhabitants Of
Wood County and vicinity, that there will be
GRAND PICNIC DINNER.

VNNND TIONIC DINNEN,
On the FOURTH of JULY, in the UNION GROVE,
at the crossing Of Beaver Greek by the Gilead and
Wcstield Road (215 miles from Gilead); and they
invite all the loyal ladies to bring contributions to
the Committee of Arrangements on that day, for
supplying the table.
Tickets for the Dinner will be Twenty five Cents;
which fund will re to the Sanitary Commission, for
the benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers.
All furoughed soldiers, the wives and children
of deceased soldiers, and the wives and children OF
all soldiers in the service will be admitted free
Good Speakers, Good Dinner and n
Good Time are Expected,
And it is hoped all friends of our soldiers and the
Union, in this vicinity, will he present and share
in the good time BY order of the Committee
K. NJ. BROWN, Chairman.
Glead, June %, 1863 SD
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GEO. p. ESTE, Col. 14th o. V. |.
i. VAN DERYER, Col. 10th
DILRRIN WARD II.Enl l1ih %

UVNDIN W NItD III-NUT. II III
To Hon. VIM. Dennison, Brig. Gen. }. ID. Cox,
Judge Stanley Matthews, Col. John NJ. Conncll,
Col. James II Goldman.
In addition to the above, Governor Dennison read
.ho following dispatch:
MURrREEsDoRo, TENN., June 10, 1868.
HOS. WM. DENNIsON Columbus Officers of Ohio
troops dosire that Colonel L. p. Fyife Colonel Wm
Wallace, and Captain Hunter Brooke, all now in
Ohio should represent them in the Union Convcn-
ton. JAMES BARNET, Col. LIST o. V. A.
Mr.. Dennison stated that the Military Delegates
did not wish to take part in Convention unless pos
itvely necessary to protect and preserve the unity
of the army.
Committees on Credentials, Permanent Organiza-
ton and Resolutions were then appointed. The
following zone from each DISTRICT is the
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SWEET Potato PLANTs!!

ID ECElVED this day, choice and fresh Sweet
III Potato Plants-and if the demand requires it,
they will continue to come every Tuesday and
Thursday, throughout the season.
d. KREPS.
Perrvsburg, May 26, 1863. 4n
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John BrOugh Nominated for Governor.

TERsE AND SPIRITED RESOLUTIONS.
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Speeches Of Hon. l.. -. Campbell
and Senator II. +. Wade.
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That these Mills and Evaporators are the best
in use, is clearly established by the fact that pref
erence is given them, wherever they are known,
and they have failed to take the First Prem-
um at every State fair where they have been ex-
hibited in competition with others-and Cooks
Evaporator is the only one on which sugar in any
quantity has ever been made. Mr. J. II. Smith,
Of Quincy, l!lirois writes that he made over five
tuns of sugar on one of them last season and that
his sugar, and the syrup made by c. d. Roberts,
of Jacksonville, took the First Premiums, at the
Springfield annual meeting Of the Agricultural
Board. The mills are Hedges Patent, with Clark's
Improvements, and the most perfect mill in the
United States will run one-third lighter than any
other and are so constructed that it is impossible
to break them.
Call and examine sample machines, or send for
pamphlets giving full descriptions.
In order to secure your Mills and Eyaporators
in geod season, hand in your orders early. Hun
dreds were disappointed last season by putting il
off too long. 1t will make no difference in the
time of payment, whether you order now or in
three or four months hence.
d. KREPS.
1
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party distinctions Of their time we are to-day
band Of brothers," standing firmly and unitedly
upon this broad platform. We ask of each other
no reason why we united, but we gratefully
accept the fact and LET that suffice We do not dis
cuss whether Slavery be right or wrong whether
the stakeholder abolitonis is the primary cause
Of the rebellion il is enough for that the rebel
lion nov exists, and that we are bound by the her
tage OF the past and the hope OF the future to put
II down. We did not refuse to sustain the Govern
mont before the Administration naugurated the
policy OF emancipation We will not desert il
now that II has The efficiency aud continued har-
mony Of your army, depend, p a great measure,
upon the State Government at home. Ithas pleased
that Government to give us, while yet in the field,
voice at the polls while eminent civilians at home
will doubtless be proposed to the Convention as
candidates for the gubernatorial chair, from whom
a choice might be made that would command our
cordial support, still, If such choice not be made
with harmony, we beg to suggest the proprety of
selection being made from among the many eminent
men Ohio has in the field. Such q candidate, while
being thoroughly acquainted with every want of the
soldier, would, at the same time, possess equal
ability to administer the domestic affairs the State.
For such q candidat, we can sltey pledge the un
divided support Of Ohio's one hundred thousand sol
diers.
Once more we call upon our friends at home to
stand firmly by the Government and its army.
Mistakes in policy, if any such occur, are but the
straw and foam that whirl the broad river Of ma
tonality, sweeping on majestcally and undisurbed
beneath them. Under the Administration the
American Union is to fall ingloriousy, or be SO
| firmly re established that the world in arms
not shake 1t hcnceforth, and none but traitors
withhold their support. Whatever will aid in
crushing traitors is orthodox with us, regardless Of
what old political text books say. We ask you to
| unite oil oar simple platform.
The shifting scenes Of national life are now
| changing with electric swiftness; old ideas, thco-
rics and preudces are being hurried into their
graves With the stern realities Of the living pres
ent we must grapple boldly and act earnestly, or
history will write over national tomb that we
of the North were unequal to the hour in which we
| lived. Let MS labor on then, patiently and zeal
ously, each in his sphere Of dutyyou citizens,
surrounded by the blessings and the quiet of home,
striving against traitors there-wc fighting less
dangerous foes on the fields which lie between
| them and the homes wo love go we'll Over these
fields of carnage we hope, by the blessing of God,
| ~ re establish our noble form os American nation
ality, that shall yet bless the world Govern
ment before has done. This, with you, we hope
to onjoy, when have laid aside the character of
soldiers, and entered again the walks Of peaceful
| life.
! With highest regard, gentlemen, we have the
honor to remain, very respectfully, your obedient
|
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

MRS. ROBINSON, late of Mr.. Ponds estab-
vi lishmcnt 2O4 Aain street, Buffalo, has opened
Room on Louisiana Avenue, opposite the Baird
House, Pcrrysburg, and proposes to take Ambro-
types and Photographs at the following prices
Ambrotypes-FrOm % cents to 50 so.
Cartes de Nistes-4 for 81, or 50 80 per DOZEN
Nignettes-4 for 81.
cents for each copy. zS
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE

SSCROOA ENAMINERs' NOTICE.-The
- Board VIII hold their next regular session for the
examination Of Teachers, on the
First Friday in July, 1863 at Tontogany
First Friday in August, lS63, at Freeport
Examinations viii commence punctually at Q 4. NJ
Applicants need not apply for Special Examination,
but Re required to attend the stated meetings OF the
hoard
All correspondence with the Examiners should be
directed to the undersigned, at Bowling Green.
J. W. WOODBURY.. CLERK.
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NNOOD, WOOD, WOOD,
TAKEN on SUBSCRIPTION AT THE
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL OFFICE.
a DEMONSTRATIONS NOrICE.-N,

q DMINISER RATRIN,S NOTICE.-Notfce
"A is hereby given that have been duly appointed
and qualified Administrative ofthe Of Robert
Russell, late Of Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All
persons interested will govern themselves accord.
irgly. MERCIE A. RUSSELL Administrators
IGrryslMrs. Iune 10, 1908. Gd+
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A VOICE FROM OUR SOLDIERS.
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q DIIIN lSTR ATOB.S NOTICE. Notice
IA is hereby gwen that have been duly appointed
and qualified Admini of the estate Of David
Staler, late of Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All
persons interested will govern themselves accord
ingly. HENRY VI. MORSE, Administrator
Perrysburg, June II, 1853. IDS