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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-10
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1866.

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Judge Reagan on Equal Suffrage.

Portions uG jndge Reagau's letter to the
foxlns are published in which ho strongly
advocates equal anI intelligent suilcAsc,
He proposes that those now voters shall
not be subjected to any now tests, but that
hereafter all new voters shall bo able to
read the English language, aud no dislirc,
tion be made on account of race or color.
IIe says;
"IC tho State viii accept this policy at
once, il will attain the great ends hereto.
fore meutioned, aud it will save it's own
people from years OF painful strife aud agita-
ton oa these questions, which would at
last. probably after years OF contention, be
found to ho the only means OF bringing il
to an eUd, oven if il led TO nothing worse.
How mduitely better il woull he for You,
tor both races, fur the present aud the
/ future, Tor tae whole country, il You will
NheSliatiuglN recognize malteralle facts
as 70 yOOr condition, AND the inevitable
logic OF events; aud hasten, as is iu your
power to do, the return OF the blessmgs
OF civil government anl constitutional li6.
erty; and avoid, as il is ia yo0r power to
do, the fearful perilS which nov Tic before
yoW. know the laihfni struggle against
lcIucat Oh, ana habit, and policy, AMI lradi
tor, aud prejudice, which such cours,
will require you to cncumter; aud how
hard il is for human nature 10 oVereom,
such di0ieutoS. Bat my sincere praye
is that God, la his goodness aud mercy, ma,
enable you TO exhibit this last erowning
evidence, IN tho midst OF your cal,mities."
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run Harrisburg, IA, 7elsynq,h relate
the following, which wo commend TO tn
al,eutiou of enthusiastic democratic SUP
portcrs Of President johnson in hi
vicinity.
A distinguished pennsylvanian. who wa
present al an interview with Prcsiden, Juhr
sou, when il was mimaied that the Copper
head leaders of Pcmsy ylyana were caupim,
the Presidents name as being in syapath
whit their movements aud objects, author
ICES MS to say, that Andrew Johnson mdis
nanily repelled the intimation, anil ,tclar.
hhn he wts Hasble % itxcr ip,iR0ie ,rheihe
NE iASmt wqs grefcSf, 10 be doubted b
Uaion men, orso 6e ciln,eiby Copperheal
as beiay ia sgmp0ity Wh hcir hegis
designs oa h' coHNby'1
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THe Official statement Of the public debt,
October 81 plices tie aggregate at So TAO.
s5A,T4s, decrease in the principle OF 81.
O92 .9Ts during the month There was also a
reduction ofSs4, 600, coo III the legalten'lers
caused by the recent oonversi0n Of $50 900
600 Of interest bearing notes and currency
into ive-twenty bonds. The amount of Ger.
tiieaies awaiting payment is S55,90s QUO
the amount Of fractional currency now in
circOlAiion is S26,O57,l69 and tho amount Of
coin aud currency ON haad al the treasury
department is S6s .355569 OF this amount
s34, ,5S4, ,97s is ia coin, an increase % s. ,sll,
l9l duting tho month and S33S0O.59i in
currency, which 10 s22,455 $50 less than the
amount Of currency on hald at the class OF
September. The reduction in the p hici! al
Of Tho debt during The months Of Stpttni-
Der aud 0 tober las been Sl6,S35 .0O3,
which Is very good bosilnng athe right
direction.
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WE call attention 10 tac Circular, printed
elsewhere, respecting the oaio Monument
Gund, An Association has hoen rormcd,
for the purpose Of erecting two monuments
--onc to commemorate the deeds aud
heroism Of ohOs soldiers who have hleu
IN defense Of republican institutions, alal
have given thoir lives as sacrifice for the
preservation OF their country the othor,
10 be erected to the memory OF our Mar.
tyred President ABaaIL,N lANooIv, Sc
honored loved aud trusted by great peoIh
The design is a laudaha worthy o
the great State of Ohio, and should, and
no doubt willpeet with a hearty response
from every patriotic citizen of our l1ya
State.
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL petition will be presented to the Commits
sioncrs of Wood County Ohio, at their next regu-
lar session, asking for the location of a county
road in Pcrrysburg Township, commencing at the
south center post of fractional section thirty y-one
(3lN township eight (S), north of range twelve
l2) east, and running north on the half section
line of SAID section thrty-one (31), to the north
line of the same, and there terminate.
WALTER WHITM0RE, Petitioner.
Perrysburg Tp., November l, 1865. 27d*
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by the Governor;
wM. llESSy Smith, Secretary Of State.

NorwTnsTANnrNG the fact that the Gov.
efnment has been disbursing millions upon
millions in payment Of arrears due TO sol,
diers daily mustered out Of the seryioc--tho
national debt, during the last two months
has been reduced, in the aggregate prinei
pic, more Shan sixteen millions OF dollars.
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DOAD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that
III petition will be presented to the Commits
sfoncrs of Wood County, Ohio, at their next rcgu-
lar session, in December, for the location of a
county road, running from the corner of Seneca
and Sandusky countless on the township line be
tween Perry aud Montgomery townships west, till
it intcrsects the Millgroyc Road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 2S, 1855. 27d'
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

X lRL WANTED--1o do general housework in
VI a private family. Wages, So per week. In
quiro at tho JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Is The crazy howl being raised through
uot the length and breadth Of tho land
against Negro Equality" we have oh
served one singul,r hct--that the more
nearly man approaches the level of a
nigger, the louder hc howls against mig
ger equality - Kansas Chief
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work OF the kind in the WOrld.n
IL A r p Il r.
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
CriicaL Notices cf the Press.

1tis the foremost Magazine OF the day. The ire
side mover had more delightful conlpan nion nor the
million more enterprising friend than IIarper's
Magazine i Methodist Protestant lBaltimore).
The most popular Monthy in the world - New York
Observer.
We must refer In terms of eulogy to the high tone
an varied excrllences Of HARPER's jour
nal with mon hly circulation OF about iID 900 copies
i'm whose pages te be found of the choicest
light and general reading OF the day. We speak of
the popularitylt has acq lircd is meritc Each Mum,
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bnes in itself the ricy monthly and the philo
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
s@ For Men and Bows.

y
A complete assortment: alsn Piece Gno1s and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods; have the best fa-
cities tor getting up genteel suit of clothes ON
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS-Al kin Is and sizes.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Fpr La lies and
Misses, Mon aud Boys. A warranted or
no sale.
An assn, tment Of CROCKERY and
II lUSE-FURNISlIING GOODS, ulsur-
passed in this vicinity.
GROCERIES, as Clffee. Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, Saleratus, &C., &c.
We invite an examination oe our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality Of our Goods,
and shall, at all times enlcIvOr to sell at prices
that will satisfy our trienls.
We pay CASH at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, and have Example Storage Ruom for all
kinds of Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at oar yard in PerrFsbuFg.
szy- N);iee our NJ lrket Reports in to-day's pa
4 per. We buy anl s,ll in accordance with the
I prices there given. y
F. r. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, October 2, 1895. 3zz
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t rhc Rest, Cheapest and Most sues
cessfml EnnliIY Pnper i'm the Union.v

s 4 Complete Pictorial History of the
Times.v
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Tue rebel General Sterling Price is il
Washington looking for a pardon.
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TXT0OD CHOPPERS WANTED.-I want 500
w Cords of Wood cnt by the 10Th of next
April, four feet in length and corded up on my Al
acres orlani, miles south Of Perrysburg. Pro-
posals made to AMI reported to me by J. Ricketts,,
Esq. in Rerrysburg. II. DRAPER.
Perrysburg November 1, 1865. 27b%
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1866.

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NOTICE.

WIN. HOUSTON has associated with him in
w the Mercantile business Henry II. Houston.
The business hereafter will be carried on by the
firm of VIM. & II. II. Houston. All Indebtedness
to the old house of Vim. Houston must be imme-
diately settled up. WIN. HOUSTON,
HENRY II. HOUSTON.
Perrysburg, October l, 1865. 25c
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02

ing that any real antagonism exists
among the various elements? The fact
that they do combine individually, and
dwell together in harmony, proves that
the idea of mutual disagreement and re-
pulsion Is false and unfOunded. We
should like then to hear less talk about
this mythical thing called the mutual
hatred of the South and the North,
which though so unreal and foolish, is
still the cause of much unnecessary ILL
feeling between the sections. The people
must take sensible view of the matter,
and look upon the different sections in
The same light they do upon the indivi-
dual members of each, with whom
they come in contact. If we do not
nate the individuals. why should we
hate the State or section from which
they come, or the collective mass oftheir
people? If Southern man can give
MS personal friendship to his Yankee
neighbor, and Northern man can greet
with pleasure his Southern visitor, why
not treat them also as representatives of
the great body of their fellow. citizens,
and respect all alike for the good quail
Ties they actually possess, while we
throw the mantle of charity over their
faults.
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We learn from Washington that Sec.
rotary Seward is engaged in making an
analysis of the claims due to citizens OF
the United States against foreign Gov.
ernments, and that he has published q
formal notice inviting parties having
claims not founded On contract, which
may have originated since February sth
1865, to forward withoutdela to the State
Department, statements of the same, un.
der oath, accompanied by proper proof.
Under this comprehensive notice mer-
chants and ship owners who have suf-
sered from the depredations committed
by the Alabama, Sumter, Shenandoah,
and the other British-rebel pirates can
make out and submit their claims TO the
State Department, and our Government
will ask compensation for the same
from the British Government. DAM
ages committed on our frontier by rebel
raids from Canada also come under this
head, and sufferers will have an oppor-
tunity of presenting their claims for in
demnity. The Secretary of State is de-
voting considerable attention to this
matter, and will pursue II vigorously to
the settlement.
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Thomas Bayne, colored preacher OF
this city, and John C. Underwood, Judge
of the District Court of the United State
for the Virginia district, occupy the
PEOPLES COLUMN, ON the outer page OF
this mornings Post. Both writers are
as shy of each other as Congressional
candidates. The clergyman means an
equality of rights between blacks and
whites, but the Judge, while he seems
to understand his correspondent COM
pletely enough, evades the point by
sailing into a pleasant fourth of July or
religious anniversary mood. He in.
dulges in agreeable generalities to the eff.
feet "that brains and heart are to he
speedily regarded as now in New En-.
gland,p the translation of which means
that when the Virginia negroes can read
and write, they may vote; all Of which
Is doubtful.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

We have made arrangements with the
Associated Press to receive regularly the
Geographic intelligence for publication
simultaneous with the newspapers of
the country. We expect that all mat
tiers will be completed to-day, and to-
morrow the people of Norfolk and vi
cinity will enjoy the blessings of the
"latest neMs.u
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THE RICHMOND BULLETIN SUPPRESSED

4
We understand that the Richmond But.
istin newspaper-conducted by Messrs.
Bailey, Wedderburn & Co.--was on Sat.
urday suppressed by order of Major Gen
Terry. The cause of this act has no,
transpired here, but we imagine it was
found in all editorial article in Eatur
days issue, entitled the Republican
Court at Washington, in the course OF
which the editor aniinadverts upon
Washington manners in general and
White House manners In PARTICULAR
The article in question was suggested by
observation-disclosures Of
the New York Neaos. The Richmond
editor-the very man who, in August
last, implored President Johnson tocome
to his fine city,"-borrows the false
hood of" Count Joannes," and proceeds
to deliver column of ISLANDERS, sparing
ashe goes, neither the living nor the dead.
The Bulletin, after admitting "George
Jones, the Count Joannes," to be proper
judge ofgood breeding, gives specimen /
of Its own taste and breeding, in these
exact words -
"Doubtless Mr.. Johnson's Democratic tendepce, and
sdueston make him less prompt to enforce those little
puDcos OF etiquette than in the better days of the Rs
public wereattended to vigorously and which in tina
residence of monarchical rulers as necessary to the
proper administration of affairs honesty In the rsas
~ or yaor in the army or navy The Adinstrator Of
the late Mr.. Lincoln introduced TO Washington mann,
the raoar, rats and coarse customs Of the party thai
had elected him TO office They to the White House
with ciamcr similar to that Of the barbarans who enter
4 Bone u hsr dsslps and Dueksa grave and reverend
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aUTUAL HATREDs OF THE NORTH AND
SOUTH

1t Is very common thing with man.
Kind to make fiippant and unmeaning
assertions, which have no foundation in
TACT, but which are accepted by the great
world as truths, without investigation.
~ Is only necessary to say a thing is
tfue' and then to believe it true, because
u Is 80 asserted, in order to make it a
nSed fact. Thus do thousands of false.
hooos 20 uncontradicted, merely be-
cause no one takes the trouble to inves.
tigate tnelr truth, and to expose their
iaiiacy. We are too apt to receive things
as we'll established facts, because the
general voice has given To thor, tho
sanction of reality, and thus are theories
accepted as fixed truths which arc mors
apparent than real. The great mass Of
the people believe in ghosts, in dreams ~
withcraft, sorcery, mediums, charms
and many other unsubstautial and nm
real fancies. and for no other reason tbon
that common report has fixedly estab.
lished them as principles offaith in the
passive minds of the weak or ignor.
mt, careless or creduIous, who are con.
;ent to accept as facts all that is said, and
nave no desire to investigate further, or
o prove how far they are correct. In this
way do things only apparent become in
'ur minds realities, rlmors become facts,
md assertions truths. 1t is this kind of
philosophy which has established the
propositions that the North and the
south mutually hate one another; that
hey have been educated to hate one an
'ther; that their hatred has become
rystallized, and made perpetual, That
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We invite attention, this morning, t.
the card of Messrs. Huyck and Veazey
proprietors of the Metropolitan stables
Wide Water street. 1t will be seen that
these enterprising gentlemen are now
ready-in addition to the demands of
their livery stable-to furnish, and
have for sale, omnibuses, stages, mail
wagons, baggage and other wagons.
Read their advertisement,
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BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AMI
ABANDONED LANDS.
Hp'QRs Asst CotnlIssIoxfR, STATE OF VA.
O.. RfcUNnSn "a lcth ga,., ISes

0hs ASS COMMISSIONER, STATE or VA,
RICHMOND Va, 10th Sept 1866. !
6KyNsAL ORDERS,
No..
Abandoned lands held by this Bureau may be restored
tonwners pardoned by the President by the Assistant
Commissioners to whom applications for such restoration
should be forwarded far practicable through the S
perintendents of tho Districts in which the lands are
situated.
zach application must be accompanied by
tst Evidence of special pardon By the President
epy vi the oath Of amnesty prescribed In the n, seut
proslarnaon of May 2sh, 1885, when the applicant
Pot insladed many oths classes therein excepted nom
the benefits OF said oath.
I'd Proof OF title
ID Evidence that the United States has Lot acquired
lille TO the land by sale coniiscation or otherwise
o BROWN.
Colonel aud Assistant Commissioner
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aeE" TIE COMPLEXION AND HAIR
Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered Gray Hair restored
Light Hair darkened Weak Hair strengthened and Bushy
Hair beautii4d
Also, Pimpled Faces cured, purified and made soft,
smooth clear, aud beautiful ly the OF CHAPMANS
CELEBRATED RECIPES. Mailed free to those wishing
to give them an honest trial.
These recipes can he obtained without charge by re-
turn mail hy addressing
TII0S. +. CHAPMAN,
CHEMIST ASD PEppuaEEs
octl-4w s3l Broadway, New York.
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Hesga To CoNsuMpTIvEs.-The adver

Roy To CONSERVATIVES The adver-
t,er having been restored to health In few weeks by
Il very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with lung Affection aud that dread disease
CUnsumption-is anxious TO make known to his fellow.
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrp
ton used trce of Charge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find u SURE
CURE foR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The
only object OF the advertiser is sending the Prescription
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he copcoYes to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy ii will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octl-4w Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York
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We are informed that President John
son expects to visit Richmond ut an
early day, and that during his stay he
will occupy parlors at the Ballard House.
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A SCISSORS NOTICE.-Compla
IA having been made that the Assistant Assessor of
- division of the 18th district of Virginia has as
sessed incomes Tor the year 1861 enormously and not in
accordance with the amended law of Congress- the de-
parmen not desiring persons to pay than the
law requires has directed that the Assistant Assessor
should proceed Immediately to expedite the reasses
ment so that the Collector may be hindered in his
collections unnecessarily. He will give sufficient time and
inform the people when and where he will meet them
either at their respective residences places convenient
10 theli neghborhoods, JOHN NJ DOWN,
oct u, :. Assessor 4th Dis. Va
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Hswsmsn and newshOys desiring papers VIII please
hsye their orders tho coanngro"m the evening pre-
vlous, before sir o'clock
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Nal. Gen. Butler is In Washington.
Mr.. McCulloch, the Secretary Of the
Treasury, has gone to his home In Indl-
ana, on business visit.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02

There is to be a water.meeting, at the
City Hall, tonight. The admirers of
free speech will do well 20 attend it.
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Mayhem Brothers. BOOKSELLERS sndstationers are an-
thsrzei agents TO sell the Norfolk % and all orders
u with them will be attended to mo same as Il left al
he office of Publication.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| Va httt tHtititu
POCAHONTAS,
OR GENTLE SAVAGE
/ To conclude with the screaming Protean vandoiie
| A DAY TOO LATE
f1ly Miss Ad
| In the course of the piece
Medley Duett, .......,,,,,.......,Mis Miss Emma Ad
S)bsr- Barney oiie9, Miss Al
a4- Doors open at quarter before I. Performance
| commence at n quarter before o'clock. 2-1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
AND EXCHANGE STABLES.
WIDE WATER STREET,
REAR CHURCH, NORFOLK, Va
HuYCK Il VEAzEY, Proprietors,
Having large experience in the Carriage ana tsrnes
business, both North and South and being connccte,
with large Manufacturing Establishments North, we ar
now prepared to furnish everything in line OF supe
rior quality, at short notice and at the lowest possible
prices, We can furnish
oNNIBUssEs
sTAaes.
MAIL WAGONS,
BAGGAGE DO,
CITY EXPRESS, AND
dR0CERs, Do,
t0RN AMENrED AND LETERED FREE OF CHARGED
CLOSE CARRIAGES.
CALACHEs,
BAR0UcHEs,
pHAETANs,
R6CKawAys.
YACHT WAGONS.
BCGGIEs,
Top AND OPEN, 80
Particular attention puid to orders for
FAMILY CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
Call and examine our stock heElre pureha sing else.
where.
Mail Contractors and others will save time and money
by leaving their orders office We also offer about
800, FIFTY FINE WELL BROKEN YOUNG HORSES
suitable tor
FAMILY AND BUSINESS PURPOSES,
Don't forget the place.
HUYCK & VEAzEY's
METROPOLITAN STABLES, AND CARRIAGE
WAREROOMS,
WIDE WATER STREET,
NEAR.CHURcH:
ZANTzINGER's OLD STAND,
NORFOLK, va.
~ B-A large iot Of
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES,
BUG9IEs, WAGONS AND HARNESS
sale II. &Y.
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The steamers Yazoo and Hatteras ar.
rived from New York yesterday after
noon.