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SWEET GREEN TOMATO PICKLES.

SWEET GREEN TOMATO PICKLES.
Peel and slice two gallons Of green
tomatoes, add five tablespoonful OF
ground mustard, three gills of mustard
seed, two tablespoonful of ground
cinnamon, one tablespoonful of cloves
one pound of brown sugar, three
quarts of vinegar. Boil all together
until quite done. If you choose, you
may use one spoonful ground and &
portion of cinnamon bark. Celery
tops improve the flavor. These are
excellent.
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A SAD SPECTACLE.

1t is a sad sight indeed to witness the
prostitution Of truth aud honor for tho most
triaing consideration. in one who has hith.
erto sustained character for honor and
integrity among his fellow men. Corrupt
indeed must DO the influence surrounding
that man who is induced, for the mere sake
Of temporary triumph In some contemplate
political manmuver--nothing more--to
immediate his character for honesty, truth
aud integrity, aud thus blast the confidence
that society has reposod in him.
These reflections are involuntary called
forth by the fact that n Jealous adhereut
Of AsnLeY, in Defiance County, has forfeited
the esteem of all, and has cast the bright
jewel of reputation and character beneath
his feet, to do the dirty work of his master,
and to carry out the inexorable behests
demanded by the tyrannical rule of faction
But the pit dug by the Ashleyites caved in
on tho day of the Convention, and the dig
gers thereof were covered in their own
mire. That which was intended to involve
tho defeat of Judge LATrY, has recoiled
feOrfully upon these nianipulators, and they
stand forth to the public gaze in their true
character--a warning tc all.
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THE REPORT ON JEFF. DAVIS.

The Committee on the Judiciary have
made report, IN which they say II is noto.
rious that Jefferson Davis was guilty Of the
crime Of treason according TO the Constitu.
ton and laws of the United States. The
Committee are Of the opinion that there are
no obstacles ia his speedy and impartial
trial, which cannot he removed by legisla.
tion. They say tho evidence in possession
Of the Committee, connecting jeff. Davis
with the assassination Of President Lincoln-
justi6es them in saying that there is prob
able causo to believe that he was priyy
TO the measures which led to the commits.
sion of the decd, bat the Investigations
which have been made by tho War Depart.
mcnt aud by the Committee have not result.
ed IL placing the Government in.possession
Of all the facts in tho case. 1t is probable,
however, that the further persecution Of the
investigation by the Committee and by the
officers Of The Government will result final
ly in full development of tho whole trans.
action. The capture OF the rebel archives
had put Tue Government in possession Of a
mass Of letters, papers and documents of
various kinds, only portion Of which have,
as vet been examined.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NoMINEEs.

The Democratic Congressional Convention
for this District assembled at Napoleon on
Tuesday last, aud placed in nomination, for
Congress, General HENRY s. CoMMAGER, of
Toledo, and Tor District Judge, II. II, DoDGE,
Esq, of this place.
General CoNMAGER is clearly the strong
eat man that party could have selected,
lie has q military record that is unsullied,
and in placing hn on the track, the Democ-
racy have shown u sagacity that will win,
unless the Union party will prove them.
solves equally sagacious in pitting against
him Union soldier with military record
equally unblemished. viii they do it?
Or will they sacrifice the party for person
al and selfish considerations We shall
see. The soldiers hold the balance OF
power in this District, and they are not the
ones to turn their backs on a worthy COM
rade
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FOR THE CAM
pAIGN.

A Columbus correspondent to tho Gin
cinnati Gazette writes that the political in
formation received by tho Uuion Executive
Committee 10 of tho most cheering charac.
ter. There is NO laliiug OF in interest
among the true friends Of the county. The
same Union party that carried the Govern
ment safely through tho war will see TO it
that the question of reconstruction is set
tied in such way that tao vast expendt
ture Of blood aud treasure shall not have
been made in vain. The committee intend
in few days TO inaugurate an active, Wig
orous campaign.
Among the prominent Union speakers in
vited 10 assist in the State canvass are Gen
eral FL. +, Noyes, Hon Ben. +. llossaurek
Hon. Il. b. Hayes, Hon. Ben, Eggleston
Hon, a. Perry, Judge Alphonso Taft ant
General Manning T.. Force. Invitations
have been extended to Hon Horace May
nard, Hon. A. j. Fletcher and Colonel w. h
Stokes, OF Tennessee, who are Known I,
give testimory in favor of true loyalty il
the South.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union voters of Wood County, who indorse
the platform adopted at the Union Statc Conven-
tion, held in the city of Columbus, June 90, 1866
are requested TO meet in Mass Convention, at Bow.
ling GrCen, on FRIDAY, August 10, A. D. 1886
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to place in nomination csndi.
dates to be supported by the Union voters of Wood
County, Ohio, at the next October election, for the
following county offices, to-wit;
Ono Probate Judge, one Sheriff, aud one Com
missioner.
Also, to select twenty Delegates to represent
Wood County in the unio Congressional Conven.
tion for the Tenth District Of 0hio to be held nj
Toledo, Ohio, on the 22d day Of August, A. u
1865, and to attend to any other business that may
be properly brought before the Convention
GEO. N. PARSONS.
gnu" Ckoirman Union BE. Cormiiiee.
Perrysburg, o., July -, 1866.
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ApJoUaNMENT OF CONGRESS.

Tho FIST session OF the Tbrty'niuth Con-
gross closed its labors on Saturday at 4 80
p, NJ, aud adjourned site die, Speaker
CoLrAx daivecod the following farewell
address
Gentlemm of tie House Of RepresS,-
tdiieeS: | cannet speak tho word that an
nOunces our separation until | thank yon,
with all the warm emotion of grateful
heart, for the unanimously adopted resolu,
ton YOU hNvo ll1ced upon your Journal
Unusual us this is at the close of first ses-
sion Of Congress, its value is thereby en-.
hanced, aud prize 1t because | believe il
is your sincere Endorsement of my endeav
ora to administer the duties of this respon.
sible aud often trying position with an car
nest impartialiiy To maintain the just
rishts ct a majorityi to protect tho even
more necessary SatS Of n minority and yet
- hol'l the sollos SO fairly poised that every
decision shall stand the test of reNsoa and
parliamentary law, Watched, as a presi'
| ding officer always must 10 by scores of
artificial eyes, his position is never less
1 than difficult. and he is fortunate who eau
( impress the body over which ho presides
with the conviction that his constant aim
has hcen TO render justice TO all,
| Meeting here amid the frosts Of early
winter, aud parting ofter such prolonged
session amid the torril heats Of summer
/ friendships have been formed Which viii
! brighten as year after year rols away dis
eusSing some OF the gravest questions owl
suhnitted 20 q delberative body in ,thi,
land. the attrition OF mind with mind
ani the conflicts OF thought aud action hav,
left but few stirgs hehind aud despite al
differences Of seWtiment, no Congress- within
my experience here has closed its sessions
with more general good feeling among it,
mSmbcrs. Wego back, as our institutions
| wisely prescribe, to submit To our con
4 sttuents the causes which have divide,
us here, and we cheerMlly Ahido by
their verdict as court from which there
is no rightful appeal.
Wishing you all a safe journey 10 YOU
homes and a happy reunion with family
aud friends, | do now. in accordance Will
the concurrent resolutions of both Houses
declare the frat session of tho House o
Representatives of the Thirly-ninth Con
eress adjourned sine die,
Tue Speakers valodietOry was listene,
TO in deep silence, aud as no spoke the las
words there was an outburst Of applause
one of the Democratic members, SrRnusI
erying vohemently, Three cheers for on
nObe Speakerl" The cali was responde
to heartily. Thus closed the hrs, sessio
Of the rhiry-ninlh Congress.
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oIIo UNION PLATrOnM.

Rssolpsd, That the Union party Of Ohio. having
sustained tho General Government during four
years OF successful war against the united cilurts
nf rebels IN the South aud their partiaans IN the
North, now demand tiat peace shall be established
upon such stable foundations that rebellion and
secession willinever again ondanger our National
exist0nce.
Risolped That this Convention fully indorscs
The amendments 70 the Constitution proposed by
Congress to the Legislatures Of the States as a
liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment, and the
Union party OF 0hiS pledge for It their united aud
hearty support
Resslped That The nation owes the heroic men
OF our army and navy a debt of lasting gratitude
for their patriotic services in defense of the Con-
stitution and the Union, aud We urge upon Con.
gress the duty of equalzing tho bounGes aud
that while We cherish with touder affection the
memuries OF the fallen braves, We pledge to their
widows and orphans the netion's care and pro-
tection.
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TnE PUiad,a County Sentinel is respect
fully ipformed--as il seoms not 10 he aware
OF the iac,---,hat scurrilous epithcis are
not arguments. The present Congress- is
the Congress of the Unitcd States. Il is
the Nations Congress--inst as much as it
has been since Southern senators aud Rep.
resentasivcs vacated their seats, with trca.
son in their hearts, to assist in the over
throw OF the Republic. They failed to
accomplish their work 10y the sword, the
incendiafy's torch, or the starvation aud
brutal treatment of their oountrymen, They
have now changed their tactics, and now
seek 10 accomplish the same purpose 10y
intrigue aud Legislation, that they attempted
hy their wicked rebellion. Notwithsland
ing the fact that it CRATES harshly on the
eArs OF the Democracy, wo repeat the in
vocation" God bless the United States
Congressl
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Union Congressional Convention.

The Union electors of the Tenth Congressional
District Of the State OF Ohio, who approve Of the
resolutions adopted by tho lato Union Convention
Of said State, and who will support the amend
ments to the Constitution OF the United States pro
posed by thg present Congress, are requested to
elect delegates to meet at the city Of Toledo, TN
WEDNESDAY, The 22d day of August, A. D
1856, 10 nominate a candidate for Representative
in Congress- for two years from the 4th day of
March, a. ID. 1867. The several counties In said
disrie, will be entitled to one delegate for cyer5
one hundred votes, aud one ror every fraction Of
fifty votes given for j. D. Cox for Governor in A,
D. 1868. which will give deIegalion MS lolloms.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03
nRRArA.

In the reproduction of Mr.. WAYS Pioneer
Address, in our last issue, several errors
occurred, to which we will call attention.
In speaking CT the ardor which was man.
ifested in the Toledo war the following par.
agrapii-which should preeede the FIRST
paragraph in the last column of the first
page Of the paper--was omitted
"The fighting men on each side nncked
TO their respective standards. Our brother
pioneer. Captain j. A. Scott, can ATTEST to
the alacrty with which the Petrysburg
militia seconded his appeal to their patriot
ism"
Also, when the toasts arc spoken OF, mean
the close Of The address, it reads:
"It ia said that her soldiers in that wal
Tor a number OF years afterwards, did nol
regard the 4ih Of July as orthodox, Sc.
II should read, did not regard the cele
6raiioa Of he 4Ih Of July as orthodox" &c
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FEARFUL RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS.


My Foley is bearing it's fruit in Louis
lana, and is being illustrated in blood in
New Orleans. On Monday last the Consti
tntional Union Convention met in that city,
aud the rebels made an attack on II and Mt
tempted to murder it's members. The
Mayor of New Orleans, bitter rebel, used
the police force of the city to incite mohs
after the manner of tho Mayor of Memphis,
while General BAnRp with the military en-.
deavored TO protect the Convention.
The dispatches state that the populace
surrounded tho building in which tho Cot.
vention was hel |, groat number of negroes
boiug inside and OUTSIDE, The police aud
people quickly became masters, and tho
building was closely besieged. Tho inside
party hung out Aag of truce, whoreupon
tho police entered tho building. No sooner
had they reached tho hall than an indis
crimnato liie wac opened. The flag was no
longer respected, aud overy visible head
from the building was fired upon The
bloody tragedy continued during the after.
noon About ono hundred negroes were
killed and wounded, and twenty-five whites,
including several policemen.
Governor Hahn was wounded and arrest
cd, DR., A, p Dosrr, formerly State Treas
urcr, the most prominent of tho equal rights
men in the State, was killed by the mob.
Tho city is now under martial law, and
the functions of civil government are sus
pented,
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War Clainn Aver
Sale of Real Estate BY Order Of Court.

ON FRIDAY, the 3lst day of August, A. D, 1865,
~ at O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court house, in the town of Perrysburg, in the
county of Wood, and State OF Ohio, viii be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate, as the
property Of Absalom Smith, deceased, to-wit;
The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of section nineteen (19) in township five (5), Of
range ten tl0) east, in said county of Wood unn-
numbered by widows dover. Appraised at 81 ,l2O
Terms of Sale-0ne third to be paid on the day
Of snie Oue-thirl in year, and c-thrd in two
years from the day of sale, with interest from the
day of sale deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold. !.
ROBERT BRISBIN,
Administrator Of Absalom Smith, deceased
SLEvIN e. PARSONS, Attorneys.
Perysburg, July 80, 1866 1885 50
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GCHooL EXAMINERS' NOTICE.-The Board
- will bold their next regular session for the
examination Of Teachers, at
Bowling Green, Friday, August s, 1865.
nouseholders' Corners, Friday, Sept Z, 1865.
West Millgrove, Friday, October 5, 1865.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested 10 attend the stated
meetings Of the Board.
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, D.
II p, A. AVERY, Clerk,
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CHARLES DODGE, Of Lucas.
EDWIN FULLER, of Wood.
WILLIAM STARR, OF Williams.
JOHN SPILLANE. OF Fulton.
J. @. SMITH, Of Putnam.
BRICE HILTON, of Defiance.
=. NJ. HAGUE. Of Henry.
ROBERT SHIRLEY, of paulding.
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Conxratulatory NTcssages.

HEARTS UONrENT, July II.
Ha Eeesamcy, Presiiont ,Ia1ssoA, WasAlyton,
n. a.;
SIg--rhe Atlantic Cable was successfully conf
pleted this morning. l hope that 1t will prove a
blessing to England aud the United States, and
increase the Intercourse between our own cOantry
AMI the eastern hemisphere.
Yours, faithfully, CYRUS W. FIELD,
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we shall proceed 10 the spot where the cable was
lost last year, and when recovered splice Il with
the cable on board the Great Eastern, and return
70 this place. Then the Midway will proceed TO
lay the cable across the Gulf Of 50. Lawrence.
cannot express to you how thankful | feel that
you will now receive some return for the money
that you have spent, and time that you have de-
voted during the past half year connect by tele
graph our own country with Great britain
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

The first message brought by the cable
is a message of peace. Let it be accepted
as good omen. A treaty Of peace has
been Aligned between Austria and Prussia.
Riots had occurred in London, on account
of the refusal of the Government to allow
a reform mcciing in lIydo Park. The Aus
trians had defeated the Italians in naval
engagement, running down one of their
iron clads, and blowing up three.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

OK TUESDAY night, of lat week the
Reverend Mr.. GARDENER, Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, was ducked by some
men at Georgetown Kentucky. His of.
feOse was preaching to the negroes. The
same armies that prompted the rebellion
aud received the sympathy Of the Democrat
ic party, yet exhibits itself in such acts Of
baseness, of which this is only one among
thousands moro diahalical in character.
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VAluABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


THE undersigned having established Real Es-
i tate Agency in Perrysbnrg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio:
An so Acre Farm, in section 20, town 4, u
S. X. Between 80 and 40 acres improved; orch
ard three years old containing 100 trees log house
and good well three miles from Perrysburg, on a
good road
An Improved Farm of I6O Acres, in Sec
ton 81, Plain Township 30 acres under euldva-
ton, and nearly all under fence a large orchard,
and good well, together with good frame house
aud barn.
A Farm containing Os Acres, in same
good barn aud large house, with good frame house
in course of construction.
Also
The NE. = Of the NE. u of section 2s, town 4
north Of range 10 east. GOOD House and Orchard.
All under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
so Acres, in section 4, Gen ,r Township, we'll
timberei with black walnut white wood, sc.
so Acres, in section 10, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 20, Liberty Township
so Acres, in section IL, Henry Township
timbered.
zoo Acres in section IL, Portage Township
heavily d"Ssrsd' Also
Twelve or fiteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per
rysburg.
tzy- The above Real Estate viii be offered
low rates, on terms to suit the purchaser.
SLEVIN a PARSONS,
Real Estate Agents, Perrysburg, D.
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Hon. JAMES HARLAN, Secretary of the
Interior, has resigned, and Ex-senator
BROWNING, of Illinois, has beeu appointed
to succeed him. The resignation is to take
effect on the let Of September.
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HEARTS CoNreNr, July AZ,

: lis Hoa. Wa. II. S-,eord Pas1my,oa:
The telegraph cable has been successfully laid
between Ireland aud Newf1undland. | remember
with gratitude your services in the Senate OF the
United States, In the winter Of 1851, and recolsct
with pleasure the speech you then made in favor
Of the Telegraph bill. That you may never have
reason to regret what you have done to establish
elmmunic alton aorOss the Atlantic is the sincere
wish Of your friend. CYRUS w. FIELD.
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TO 1ts President Of de United States, Washingtons
The Queen congratulates the Presidnent on the
successful completion Of an undertaking which,
she hopes, may serve as an additional bond Of
union between the United States aud England.
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CYRUS W. FIELD.
wAsEINoroN, July 20,

WASHINGTON, July ~,
Cyrus W. Feli, Hearts Cossoats
| heartily congratulate YOU and trust that your
enterprise may prove as successful as your efforts
have been perscrveriRg, May the cable under the
sea tend IL promote harmony between the Repub-
lie nf the West aud the Governments of the East
cen Hemisphere. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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E0R SALE-0ne Ten-horse Threshng Ma
II chine Power and Separator complete. In
quire at Hull Prairie, Wood Co., Ohio.
III. s. BROWN.
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n He DIRECTOR Of as Noe York, " sfssRdla d
asd Loadoa qdcgrapA Co.;
We snived this day. The cable has been laid
across the Atlantic. and is In perfect working or
der. As soon - We have nnished taking in coal
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wAsnINaroN, D. C., JulY 90.

Csras w. FIeli Hrart's tostea,'
IL tho Atlantic Cable had not failed in 1853,
European States would not have been led, in 1861,
into the great Of surprising that civil in
America could either perpetuate African slavery
or divide this Republic. Your great achievement
constitutes, trust an effective treaty Of intema-
uonAl neutrality ani non-inlervention.
WM. II. SEWARD.
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TINS cid grade Of" General of tho Array"
has been revived by Congress- aud has
been conferred upon General GRANr, It is
high honor, aud worthily bestowed.
Major General SuERNAN, has been appniuted
aud confirmed to The vacant Lieutenant
Genoralship, Rear Admiral Dawn D, Pom
TER is made Vice Admiral of the Navy in
place of FARRAour, who is PROMOTED to
Admiral OF the Navy. Hancock is also
promoted TO Major General in the regular
army, in place Of SHERMAN, aud oRn, to a
Briga lies Generalsh;p ia the place of
HANCOCK
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wM, II. SEWARD,
utAKrs CONTEXT, july 81.

HEARrs CONTENT, July 81.
TAs Hoaordry Directors of de ARaaie EisynapA
Compaay;
Of the telegraph communication between ireland
and Newfoundland, and hope Within two weeks from
this ms 10 inform you that the oabls lost last year
has been recovered and that second line Is 10
operation aeross the Atlantic. assure you that
all on boud the telegraph heet will do all that
they can 10 accomplish this object.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Hon. JouN DRFRRgs has been removed by
the President from the superintendeney OF
the Printing Bureau. Theplaee was tender, a
General srERDNAN, but he declining, Con.
SnAus WhNpnL has been appointed to fn
the position,
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- . = . --<"----------------
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

Union men of Wood County Bear il in
mind that your County Convention con
venes, on Friday next August 10 at
Bowling Green. Let every township be
strongly represented, Remember that it
is at the Primary Convention that the char.
actcr of the ticket is shaped, aud it is in.
cmbent upon every man, who can, to bo
present No triaing consideration should
keep him away, The following officers arc
TO bo placed in nomination on tho County
ticket; Probate Judge, Sheriff aud one
County Commissioner.
TweNty delcgates aro also to he selected
to represent Wood County in the Uuiou
Congressional Nominating Convention,
which eonvenes at Toledo, on the 22i ns t
Again wo say, let there 10 large at
tendance. In the union of many tLcro is
strength.
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THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE CENTURY.
THE OLD AND NEW WORLD UNITED.
The Atlantic Cable successfully Laid.

II Is I'm Good Working order and Mes
sRges are Correctly Transcribed.