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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
TIIE FORUTII OF InI.v-

Preparations arc being made in eyery
section of the country East and West Tor
the appropriate celebration Of our coun,ry's $
Natal Day. The celebration will pcrhaps
he more general than it has ever yet been.
This is as il should be. The war is now
pver-the Union Of our Fathers is saved
'enelllon IS crushed aud helpless-our
bravo boys in blue are returning home
'mid the plaudits of a agrateful people to r
'ime the.ayocations Of peace, and ifeyer we
lad occasion 10 keep that glorious day
Slth all the hOnors that History and Patri.
tism have thrown around il, that time is
ow' Everything invites celebration npon
he grandest scale. The Declaration Of In.
ependenos is now realized. The Eman.
ipation Proclamation, aud the Constitl.
onal Amendment naturally spring from
70 great truths laid down by jefferson
I'd will hold equal place with the Great
III OF Rights. We are more independent
foreign powers than ever before and ws
Tree IRON the aecursed institution which
8 been our bane aud our reproach ever
lce The Union was formed. We enter
'on career the glory Of which will Le
aited only by our fidelity to the great
neiPios OF liberty and law upon which
nation siaudS. Lot this Annivorsary O.!
national independence b. made day 10
\ back upon with oyfulromembranos for
sercgaiion. ~
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PRICE or NATIONAL LIFE

The loss OF life during the war has been
prodigious' An estimate made by III
rebels some months ago showed that 3l6.
724 actual deaths were recorded at Riol
mond' There must have been many NOR @
On our own side, official returns disclose
tho fact that the deaths in the amy sine,
tho war broke out, so far as heard from
with the estimate made for those returns
not yet handed in, including starved pris.
onors, &c, will aggregate about 325 900!
These are the deaths alone. When we
estimate the wounded in tho ratio of three
for overy Que killed--whioh is less than tho
usual average-we SEQ at what fearful
sacrifice OF life aud limb tho nation has pre-.
served It's future and life. Take both sides
and no doubt tho maximum will bo a mil
lion Of dead men
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Union Representative Convention.

The Union Representative Delegates Of The Rep
resentalive District composed of tho counties Of
Wood aud Ottawa, are hereby requested to meet in
Convention, at the Courthouse,
AZ Pcrrysburg, on Thursdny, JuIy IA.
1865, mt 12 O'Clock M,
To nominate candidate for Representative ia the
next Legislature Of Ohio, and do such other bus.
uess as may properly come before said Convention.
5. l.. BoUGHToN,
Chairman Union Representative Com.
BowLISo GRREN, o., June 10, 1865.
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gnl0n senatorial Convention.

be Uuion voters of The several counties eompos.
ing the 33d Senatorial District Of the state Of Ohio
are requested 10 send delegates to Convention 10
be held q. College Hall in the City Of Toledo. on
Thursday, the 9th Of July noHt, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
fer tho purpose Of nominating two candidates for
Ssnator from said District
Tho basis of Representation will be one delegate
fer each $50 votes the homo vote cast for Abra.
ham Lincoln, at the late Presidential election, and
one additional delegate for any fraction ofl25 votes
aud upwards, making the representation Of tho
several counties ofths District aa follows;
II
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THE UNION STATE CONVENTION
The proceedings of this body will be
found IN another place, and we doubt moi
will give entire satisfaction to the Union
men Of Ohio. The ticket selected is an OK.
ecIlent one, aud the platform broad enough
and strong enough for all earnest and loyal
men to stand npon.
Major General JACoB D. Cox, tn. candi.
date for Governor, has industriously
worked his way TO cminence and honorable
distinction. In 1850 he was member of
the Ohio Senate, and upon the breaking out
OF the rebellion he entered upon tho work
OF raising, organizing and dsciplining for
the 6eld the volunteers then iocking TO the
d Tense OF their country's life and honor.
The fame Of his deeds az a soldier il a part
of our national history.
Andrew G. McBurney, Of Warren county,
tho nominee for tho ofico of Lieutenant
Governor IL sTnjnently fttod for the duties
Of the Office. lie was an earnest worker in
tho OLD Democratic rarty, until tho break
ing out OF tho rebellion, when he became
Jealous aud active member of the Union
party Of Ohio aud has served four years in
the Ohio Seunte, whore hc holds high rank
40 u iudicious and useful member.
Sidney S. Warner, tho nominee for the
important office of Treasurer Of State, comes
with Democratic antecodeuts. Ho is pru
dent and well Informed business maA, ia a
prominent farmer Of Lorain county, and has
served two torms in tho Ohio House of
Representatives with credit aud honor.
Every confidence is roposod in him.
William II West, the candidate for Al.
torncy General, holds high rank in the le.
gal profession lie has served tive torms
as Representative and one as az State SEN
ator, and has distinguished himself a.
legislator OF wisdom and ability.
The candidate Tor tho Important office of
School Commissioncr, Captain John A. Nor.
tie, was a member of the gSth Regiment ia
a young man Of good character, fine abii.
ties, aud has proved himself gallant sol.
dior lIe losi n limb at the battle of Peach
Tree Creek.
Captain Rodney Foos, the nominee for
Clerk ol the Supreme Court Ia a man of ex-
cellent character and high intelligence. llo
was tdjntant of the 10th Regiment until
wounded at Dallas.
Brinkerhoof Welsh and Moore are we'll
known to the people of Ohio as men Of
judgment and ability.
Snch is tho Observation-Disclosures
throughout. The people will ratify tho
choice made, by swccping majority in
October next.
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THRESHERS AND sEPARAr0Rs.

n the manufacture of Threshers and Separa
L tors have aimed, in the first place, to select
the most approved patterns-such as have been
tried aud found to give satisfaction, holding my
self ready at all times to adopt such mprovments
as experience may suggest as being desirable, In
the next place, have endeaYored to select the
best material aud have always been careful to en-
ploy none but the most competent workmen.
have also Instituted Che most careful scrutiny of
all my jobs before they were placed in the sales
room, and in this way have been able to supply
my customers with none but the most complete
work. Iii to these facts that my machines owe
their reputation with farmers and lhreshers
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THE PREsIDENT;s CoUNsELLoRs


PetrolsumV Nasty has written many good
things, aud by his burlcsqo style, so pecu.
llarly his forfs, has dealt some severe blows
at policies, politics, buncombo, strategy, i'm
pudcncc pomposity and various other at-
fijchons in The catalogue of idiosynraoies.
Ono of his latest and best we give in anoth
or column wherein ho "takes off, in tho
most admirable style, the thousand and one
self constituted delegations, committees
aud associations that have day after day
afflicted President Johnson, something after
the style OF mosquitoes, gnats, summer flies.
beetles and other pests in hot weather
These have volunteered their advice I'M.
asked, and intrudod their peculiar policies
and chimerical absurdites, It'll the only
wonder is that the President has not ere
this "shuilled on, or ordered theinscription
Tor his monument.-"Bored TO death." !"
Fiodgcluns politicians, pompous, supercili.
ons, consequential, imagining that the fate
OF the nation and the dostnies of tho world
are borne upon tIoir shoulders, with an as.
sumption of tho profouniest wisdom and an
assurance that brazon impudence alone can
give, have not been backward in obtrudng
their peculiar pSlices, and with a " titus
aud SO it shall be- in their words and
manner have indicated to the President, in
action, il not in language, that he is an ass,
and If he will only carry out their policy
and DO guided by thoir counsel, all viii be
well with him. They handy threats with
tho eNpcrtucss OF bravadoos, and il the
good President announces u limo of policy
that meets with favor and popularity, they
are not backward in proclaiming to the as,
tonished people that they were the "powor
behind the throne that urged aud com
pehed the President" the instrument in
their hands to do az he has done. And
the good people gaze and neutrality-suspicious.
they turn their heads to hide the smile that
ridiculo invites.
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TotAl nNmber of deleEaiea

Pntal number OF delegates .'.,',",."..4
All voters Who unite IN support Of the call made
by tue State union Executive Committee on the
10th Of April. 1885, are invited 10 uaie in sending
delegates to this Convention, and il is suggested
that this Convention be selected 10 the different
counties at the same time that doegrtes are select
cd for the Union State Convention.
CHARLES PRATT,
Chairman Union Senatorial Committee.
ToLspo, June 5, 1865.
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W0ODBURY'S PATENT.

have thus far found that woodbury's Patent
is most sought after by threShers and, as certif-
Gates show, It does good work aud gives excellent
satisfaction. The first premium was awarded 10
this machine at the Michigan and Ohio State
Fairs, in 1858, and it has always received the first
premium at County and State Fairs, whenever ex-
hibited both in the United States and Canadas.
am the only manufacturer of this very superior
machine in the State.
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find in them an excellent tonic.
ROBACK'S BGrTERS.
A wineglass full before each meal will remove
indigestion aud all liver diseases.
R0BACK'S BtTrERS.
They are better than all pills powders and Other
nauseous and dsNgrccabe compounds
R0BAOK'S BITfERS.
They can be taken without regard to diet aud
as an appetizer they have no equal,
R0BACK'5 BITfERS.
They are prepared by an old aud Skillful ply
sican, from well known vegetable remedies.
ROBACK'S BIrTERS.
Good for all derangcment Of the stomach, bill
liOusness, liver complaint, and general debility.
ROBACK'S BITrERS.
They possess wonderful tonic properties, giving
tone to the appetite and digestive organs.
RO3ACK'S BlrrERS.
Debitatcd ladies and sedeutary persons will find
in them an excellent tonic.
RORACK'S BIrTER,S.
A wne-elass full before each meal will remove
indigestion and all liver diseases.
ROBACK'S BlTTERS.
They are better than all pills, powders, and other
naussOuS, disagreeable compounds,
R0BACkS BlWERS Ns...
They can be taken without regard to diet. AS ali
apetzer thay have no equal.
ROBACK'S BITTERS.
They are prepared by an old and sktllful ply
sician, from well known vegetable remedies.
DT. e. w. ROback,
Proprietor. Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Dis
ullor aud Manufacturer of Catawba aud Swedish
BrandieS, and all kinds Of the. finest domestic
liquors, which are sold wholesale or in any desired
quantity at Nos. SO, So, 90 and 90 East Third ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Qzz
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HORSE POWERS.

For Powers with which 70 drive my Thrashers
have selected, as the best now in use PITTS
IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE PINlON
POWER.
These Powers are made by me in the tnnst
thorough manner, of the hest material, and are #
double the streHgth of any slngle-geared Power.
| am making the shafts of the bevel wheels aud
master pinions ofCASr STEEL, which is a great
improvements over the Iron Shaft used by other
manufacturers.
aA aU..u
R0- For price an terms, see hsnd.bill.
or apply to Inc by mail.
.,.lA c. j. MESSCR,
n sandusky. ch,',
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rITTS' SEPARATOR.

also manufacture another equally excellent
machine, known as Pitts Separator. They are man
Gtsctured with great care and are good machine.
They have become we'll established, and are Justly
celebrated both for rapid and perfect work. In
manufacturing these machines have selected such
patterns only as have been fully tested by long
use and in Offering the two above believe offer
the very best that are made. II is claimed by
those who use them, that they will thresh, clean
and tit for market moro grain in given time and
do it better than any other machine. In fact the
only limit to the amount they can thresh, depends
on the facilities at hand for getting the grain to
the ma chine and taking care of the straw, &c
after it is thrsshed. The machines are, both of
them, strong aud durable. tho joints are all fast.
ened with butts, and fitted up with Cue Sized
Cylinder Shgn, pis0ted piA Brass Bore. The
Cylinder is SO inoles ia length; and am now max
ing the SpaeItor 4 inches Wider than he Cylin4er
making the canvas belt or grain carrier 3SIS
iacaeocifs. WidA Of shoe iAsids Is 81 iaeles The
Rsater shaft is furnished with brass boxes; brass
boxes also for Canvas Belt Shaft aud Fan SHAFT;
steel journals with iron boxes for Fan side Shaft;
iron pulleys ttsa;lsi sal aud cast iron eOnveyor
In every Particular, they are constructed in the
very best manner in every part; they run easily,
are easily tended, requiring about 400 revolutions
per minute.
In the Manufacture Of these machines, l have
made some Improvements on the original patterns
and am ready to make such other changes as ex-
perience may suggest as being valuable.
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TME ONO UNION sTATE TICKET.
objection, october 10, 1900 }

ELECTION, October 10, 1900
toR uovspsoa
JACOB POISON cox Of Trumbul Couuty
Foa tiEvrNNkST GOVERNOR,
ANDREW a. McBURNEY. Of Warren County.
roH rREAsuNrR or sra4a,
upNBf g. WARNER, ot Lorain Coupty.
ren suratsr SrnaE-.JoNa rERs
JACOB BRlNKEkuO0F. Of RiehIAud County.
TO mt vacancy,
JOHN WELSH, of athens County.
ros arroRStv 6FHsRlt,
WILL NJ H. WEST. Of kogsp County.
FoR srHooL cnMNIEsfoHER,
JOHN a. NORRIS, Of Harrison County.
ron noARp o. rutL'c RNa,
JAMES h0osk, Of Coshooton County
ton cLtNE % srRyME corRr
RODNEY zoos, ~ Clinton COUNTY.
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(l4s voles) for Norris: For Z. Z. White
l71i for Captain Norris 400.
On motion, the vote for tho Convention
was made unanimous for Capt Norris,
As candidate for Clerk Of fsupreme Court
the following names we're submitted
Capt. Rodney Foos, Of Clinton; Horatio J.
NJ Her, Of Knox; Z. =. Hall, Of Nuskincum.
Captain Foos received 300 votes, Mr.
Hall, 24T, and Mr.. Miller 30. The army
delegations cast their vote almost entire
for Mr.. Foos, and ho was afterwards de.
clared unanimously the choice of the con.
vention.
James Moore was then, on the suspen.
sion of the rules, nominated by acclama.
ton for member Of Board OF Public Works
The President and Secretary were au.
thorizcd to inform Gen. Cox Of his nomin.
ton
The committee selected to nominate n
Central Uuion Committee then reported the
following names, which were unanino usly
approved:
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+ TUE President made very significant
remTk, a few days ago, to delegation of
Quakers, who called upon him to talk about
negro suffrage Colonel Forney, in ono o,
his Occasional letters, reports it as fo'.
lows;
4" You tell me, friends, of The liberation
OF the oolored people of the South, whose
friend ! have always been, and whose pro.
tector ! am resolved to be, but" and his
ccountenanee glowed with a peculiar feel.
ing as he asked the question, "have YOU
ever thought of the millions of Southern
white people who have also been liberated
by the wa y Upon such text we need
no speeches, aud certainly no long letters.
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Great Popular Loan Of the People.

Less than s2SO,OOO,OOO of the loan authorized by
Congress are now on the market. This amount
at the rate at which it is being absorbed, win all
be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes will undoubtedly command premium, as
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions to other loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the Loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence and who only are to bo
responsible for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders.
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JAY COOKE,
SIrRscpIpTfoN AcRDr

May 10, 1861 PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received by the following
Banks in Toiedo:. .-fsts..sss
First National Bank
Second National Bank.
Toledo National Bank.
Northern National Bank. 6-i
Also by PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg, o.
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Notice to owners Of Stock and Others.

A LL animals named in Section of the Aci to-
IA restrain from running at large certain ami
mails therein named, are allowed to run at large,
horses, swine and geese excepted, in incorporated
villages in Wood County. And the said last
named animals are hereby restrained from running
at large within the limits of any incorporated viz
lage in this county.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., @.
Perrysburg, june IL, 1865. Sc
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INDICTMENTS FOR TREAsoS.--The grand
jury OF 'he United States District Court of
Virginia, Hon. Judge Urderwood presidiur
has brought indictments for treason against
some pretty prominent aud well known
rebels, among whom are General Lee,
Henry A, Wise, Governor Lelcher, Extra
Billy amith, aud Generals Breckenridge.
E.rly and Kamnar
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NEW ADVERTIsEM'Ts.

y ~ ~ n G " y MS
.suRGEoN-DENTlsT,
OTnec over AlIeu's store,
NAUMEE CITY, OHIO,
rs prepared to do all classes Of work in Dentistry.
l ON the most approved principles of the Pro-
fesSiOn.
n. B--Full scts Of Teeth at $40, warranted TO
give satisfaction in every particular.
Chlorotorm administered in the extraction Of
Teeth when desired
Decayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. 9zz
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE. = Notice is
"A hereby given that have been appointed aud
qualified as Administrator, with will annexed, of
the estate of Noah Ii. Phillips late of Wood coun,
ty, Ohio, deceased. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly. a.
ft- THOMAS E. JACKMAN.
june 20, 1865. sc*
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THE fespessee Legislature has passed a
bill DISTINGUISHING all rebels rebel sympa.
Il izers, and doubtful persons Of every dis.
q riDtinn
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MR.. GRANT SAID :

Gentcmen, thank you. The General I, re-.
ported 10 have said on many occasions that hf
could not make speech aud that he WAS too old
~ learn. Hut as | am not So old a man as the
General, cGa learn aud can appreciate your Kind.
ness in thus greeting me. have been thinking.
ana have learned TO notice things, aud ftum thc
number ct shoulder-straps about here, aud from
the pr0eeedngS OF this convention | judge you
have noticed them too
Gentlemen, have learned that we have lust
passed through scenes caused by most wicked re-
bolloni that this rebellion was crushed bv the
swordi IN that the peace we now enjoy is not for
a day, patched up, but permanent The State OF
OHIO, almost my native State, has done more Ia
bring about this peace than any other State in the
Union. She has furnished four leading Genera 1
OF the war, and The best of soldiers for the armv
ana ana yon have right TO be proud OF her reeord.
hut take away these four Generals, aud the re
mainder will compare thvorably with the Gencrals
OF any other State. have often beeen asked ii 1
am not prond OF that boy Of mine. always tell
persons asking me this question: no, for his promo
Tons have come so gradually that they have not
surprised me. gentleman once asked me this
question when German was standing by, aud to
hun tie uerman thus replied Why he could not
heipi he is not 81 blaule,"
This sally, IN common parlance, brought
down the house, aud after again tenderinR
his thanks, tie houOred sire OF noble
son retired, aud tho business session WAS
resumed, the Convention proceeding To
vote io' candidate for School Commits.
sion r.
Emerson y. White, and Captain John A .
Norris, OF tho 9Sth lulaptry were the csndi
dates presented, and the vote stood as fol,
lows the army delegation voting as . pni
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Music sent by mail postpaid on receipt Of the
marked price. WlI.LIAh HALL SON,
sr 5IS Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1865-05-15
the NEWS IN THE CITY.

The capture Of Jer Davis did not create in This city
that degree OF excitement which such event might
be expected 10 occasion. People took the matter quite
cooy aud calmly Nobody, in fact, seemed much aston
lshed exercised ia consequence, and things
pretty much the same usual TO all outward appear
The OF tN.s lack OF excitement doubtless
the declining rircsi in everything concerning the
bellion. The community feel that the lighting is
and the Unou restored and therefore, little for
what may olIow Had the capture occurred few
months, or weeks there would have been
very different condition Of things TO report but occur
ring at this late day, and when people daily expected
some such winding up Of the arch traitors career, II
only awakens the customary interest that any ordinary
might give rise to- II shows how very insignia.
cant the rebel cx.Presidcnt must have become, too,
when people do not think II worth their while to
glory hls misfortune.
The probable disposition of Jer was much dis.
cussed yesterday. 'somo hoped no would be hanged
without moments delay for his treason while others
expressed the views lately eLunciated by Wendell
Phillips and In favor OF leaving him to the sting OF
his conscience. All, however, egreed that if ho is
implicated in the assassination scheme hanging would
be too good for him.