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Register:
"a SAMPLE DEMOCRAT
"Jimmy Wayson, of Harmar, the old
root peddler, was member of the AT
rican M. 4. Church, till last Sunday,
when he was turned out by his colored
brethren. Yet he is a white man
and a Democrat!
"Last week this tohite member of the
colored church voted the Democratic
ticket This his brethren of the color
ed persuasion could have stood, but he
'Hed about IL, and on this charge they
arraigned him before the church. He
plead that he was Peace Dimmecrat,
but did not know how he voted; said
he had never heard of Seward or Andy
Johnson, and so on. The charge of ly-
ingwas proved to the satisfaction of the
church, 80 Jimmy was expelled--not
quite equal to be sure, to the colored
people with whom he had been assoca-
ted, yeta first-class 'Dimmecrat.'"
We also find the following in one of
our exchanges:
NEGRO EQUALITY ILLUSTRATED.
"a Copperhead and deserter, named
William Creamer, stabbed a negro nam
ed Moses Trimble, in this place, on the
9th inst. They had been drinking to-
gether, aud Crcamer ordered the negro
to get him some more whisky. TrimbIe
refused, whereupon Creamer became en-
ragged and stabbed him in the neck,
narrowly missing the jugular vein.
Creamer was arrested, and held to bail
in the sum of 1000, in default of which
he was committed to jail lie belongs
to the party which has such holy hor-
ror of negro equality! Comment is
needless"
Here are the reasons why the De-
mocracy are so bitterly opposed to ne
gro equality.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrative Of
the estate Of George Woodson, late of Jackson
county, Ohio, deceased. ANNA WOODSON.
Oct. 1S 18G6.-9w
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We have always claimed that the
Democratic party in the North, and the
rebel party in the South, are the same,
In proof of this, read carefully the fol.
lowing, from the Circleville Democrat:
THE TRIUMPH OF TIE MINORITY.
Again has the political power of the
United States been handed over to the
control of desperate and unscrupulous
but immense minority of the people
The theory that the latter rule has been
only theory for a number of years.
About two-lifths of the voters of the
United States have, by craft and usur-
patton, and under the forms of the Con-
sttution, seized upon power, and used
it to tyranize over the three-ffths ma
jority.
The voters of the country, according
to the test of these elections, are divided
thus;
Against the Radicals CNorth) 100000
(South) 1900 900
Total 5, 500, 900
For the Radicals (North) 2,400, 600
" (South) 100, 900
Total $500, 900
Of the legal voters of the country
there is to-day a majority of not less
than million against the Jacobins. Yet
it is powerless. Under skillful generals
the Radical column steps in and prevents
a junction between their opponents
North aud South They outvote the
former at tho polls, and then deny the
latter their representation in the Federal
GOversment In that way they main.
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EEThe official vote of Ohio is all in
except three counties. The Union ma
jority on the State ticket is about AZ, 500,
or gain in one year OF over $4,000.
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eg-WE notice that Hon. John T.
Wilson's official majority in this district
for Congress, is put down in the Col
umbus Journal at 2,S48. That will do.
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Strayed.

STRAYED from the subscriber, in May last,
~ TWO CALVES. one roam hefer calf, one red
steer calf with slit in one ear. Any person giving
information will be paid for trouble.
Address jackson G. H., Ohio.
Oct 20, '66-3w, ROBERT ESTTCE.
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llrTae Union majority in Pcnnsyl-
vania is l7,7Os. !.
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Here is positive gain to the right,
and the representatives previously
chosen stand as follows:
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A "W ale." "
MOORE GENTLY NHURGERS
He Chargetb FariOusly.

Blow the fuzzy-guzEy.
Sound the hew-gag.
Let the bogannah ring.
Smite the tomjohn.
Whack the dumbuzzy, and
Permit things to rip generally.
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There was a failure to choose in one
Vermont District, but both Republican
candidates were far ahead of their Dem.
ocratic competitor, and q Republican
will surely be chosen next time.
We have also gained U. s. Senator
from Pennsylvania is place Of Edgar
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NEGRO EQUALITY.
"a SAMPLE DEMOCRAT

We find the following in the Marietta
Register:
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Official Vote for COnsressmenD

FIRST DISTRICT.
Eggleston. Pendleton.
Hamilton 10,422 9,496
Eggeston'S majority, 926.
aECnHD nIaTRTCT
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THE SAME PARTY.

Foreman of the Grand j
OCTOBER TO- 1866.
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TRoUBLE IN MARYLAND.

Governor SWAMI, Of Maryland, is making
nm attempt to remove the Police Commits
sioncrs Of Baltimore, in order TO control the
coming election, as these Commissioners
have charge of the registry lsts. The
Union men of the city under the lead Of tic
Mayor look upon IL as a high.handed act Of
usurpation, and an attempt to- overthrow
the loyal government, and tlrcy are prepared
to resist to the bitter oud. They swear
that they will drenoh tho streets of the city
in blood, but they will protect their rights
and the law. The excitement in tho city is
intense, and several thousand troops arc in
readiness, IL called upon. 1t is to bo hoped
that tho general peace of the city and State
will bo maintained.
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TuE great storm of Sunday afternoon and
evening, seems to have swept over wide
extent of country. At Chicago, in addition
to tho destruction of property, several per
sons wero killed and more injured, At St.
Louis the destruction was frishtCul. Build.
ngs seemed to be the sport of tho Storm
King while his reign lasted, and the whole
city felt the effect OF his sway. At Louis
Vile the storm was not quite SO severe, out
still did considerable damage. At Indian,
apolis, trees and roofs of houses went ca
reering through the air, working mischief
as they went At Greencastle, two brick
stores were blown down. Railroad trains
were delayed by trees being blowu across
the track aud the storm prevailed all over
the western part of the State.
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The following is a complete list Of the
officers chosen at the recent meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Ohio, in Toledo;
NJ. w, Thomas Sparrow, Columbus, Grand
Master.
X. W. Howard Matthews, Cincinnati
Deputy Grand Master.
r. w, octavius Waters, Delta, Senior
Grand Warden.
X. w, 7. jeff, Larsh Eaten, Junior Grand
Warden,
r. W. F. J. Phillips, Georgetown, Grand
Treasurer.
H. w. John D, Caldwell, Cincinnati, Grand
Secretary.
Rev. ii, b, wdbridgc, Toledo, Grand
Chaplain.
Worshipful J, d, o'Connor, Grand O,Otor.
w. Joseph Covort, Cincinnati, Grand
Marshal.
W. Milton L, Rider, Cleveland, Sonior
Grand Deacon
w. Joseph M. Stuart, Columbus, Junior
Grand Deacon,
W. Jacob Randall, Waynesvillc Grand
Tyler.
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sion or mystifcaticn of the issue, and feel
conscious that such course would certainly
lead to embarrassment, aud might lead rs
to disaster for although the great majority
Of the Union members of Congress will un.
doubtedly remain true, some are always
anxious to obtain notoriety for being more
conservative" than their associates, and
such would claim, II we keep silent, that
the canvass was fought with the implied
pledge that the eoacting Of the constitution.
al amendment was all that Congress pro.
posed doing.
We have expressed ourselves strongly
III this paper because we feel deeply. The
bones Of our dead are in Southern graves
Our homes are there. All the clustering
recollections of our childhood are connected
with tho soil from which we arc called up.
on to exile ourselves. Men of America
we cannot reconcile ourselves to the fate
in store for us, should we be des serted by
you, and wo will not believe that you az c
capable Of betraying us. The ideas which
wo wish to have crystalized in your minds
are:
LIST. That the usurpations Of the Presi
dent cannot be repudiated by legalzing
them.
ID. That rebels cannot be kept out Of
power by giving them absolute control Of
the late rebelious States. And,
81. That loyal men cannot be secured in
any of their rights while all officers in the
States where they live, from Governor down
to constable are rampant rebels
We know that the views herein expressed
are indorsed by almost all of the Union
men of the South of all races; and in order
that there may be no misunderstanding as
to what we wish to have done, we repeat
that wo ask Congress to pass law pro-
vidng for tho establishment oi legal civil
governments in the non.reconstructed
States, and that the said law shall embody
the iollpwing ideas:
l. Thatno man who took part in the re.
bellion shall be permitted to vote or hold
Office, at least until he shall have complied
with such conditions as Congress may see
fit to impose.
2. That all loyal men, without respect to
color or race, shall be permitted to vote.
3. That wherever it may he needed a
local military force shall be organized. con.
sisting solely of loyal men, and that the
expense OF organizing, equpping and main
tanning said force shall be betrayed by that
portion OF the community whose conduct
renders its presence necessary.
Appealing to all patriots to sec to it that
the fruits of victory are not at the eleventh
hour, and that those friends of the nation
who most need its protection shall not be
the FIRST abandoned, we respectfully submit
our cause to the American people.
Albert Griffin, Alabama; A. J. Hamilton,
Texas j. Z. Newman, D. D., Louisiana
w. J Smith, Tennessee jesse Stencil,
Texas Weston Flint, Missouri J. II
Bingham, Alabama; II. Bokum, Tennessee;
e Il. Moss. Missouri; Z. II Branscomb,
Missouri; George Tucker, Virginia; l.
Sherwood, Texts H. J. Davis, Texas II.
G. Yarmouth, Lon, iaaa P. b. Randolph,
Louisiana.
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Blacksmiths. Attention.

All sizes of Iron, Nail Rod, Spring Steel, Swede
don's Horse:shoes, Nos. 2, 8 and assorted Hind
and Fore Steel Cutter Shoes, Cast Bob Shoes,
0il-tempered Carriage Springs, Seat Springs,
Norway Carriage Axles, Pittsburg Wagon Axles ),
Pipe Boxes, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Wrenches,
Maleabe Irons, aud No. l Blacksmiths' Stone
Coal, at PECK, HAMILTON & Co.'s
MAMMOTH HARDW ARE STORE.
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TIE storm on the Atlantic, by which the
Evening Star and other vessels were lost
extended to the Bermuda Islands, doing i'm.
mcnse damage. More than half of Nassau
is in ruins.
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THIS Off ,ial vote from all the counties in
Indiana, except Laporte, Montgomery, Per-
ry, Parke and Washington, make the Union
majority l4090. 1t is probable that the
returns from these counties will slightly
affect this result.
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THE HARDWARE STORE.
SGdD ives
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE

-OF-
PECK, HAMILTON g. O.,
PERRYSBURG, OHIO.
Peace Makers Sizes,
Good Cheer-2 sizes,
Home Guards Sizes,
Good HOpe-3 sizes,
COnquest-2 Sizes,
COnsuI-3 Sizes,
BrOndsido-2 Sizes,
PiOncer-3 Sizes,
Pathfinder-3 Sizes,
HOmestcad-2 sizes,
Palms Sizes,
CypreSs-2 81 es,
RadiatOr-2 1 es,
Pearl-2 Sizes,
myrtIe-3 Sizes,
joys Sizes,
Farmers stove g Sizes,
The EmPress-3 Sizes, &c.
Comprising fifty different sizes of Cooking, Parlor,
Sheet Iron, Sitting Room and Heating Stoves, se-
lected from the well-known factories of Messrs.
Ransom Co., Albany Ingraham & Phillips,
and Hicks, Wolff Co., Troy, N. Y.
In presenting ourselves again to our numerous
customers, we would say that stock Of Stoves
has been carefully selected from the best manuiac-
turers East, and bought unusually low, before the
last advance in Stoves, FOR CASH.
The best assortment of Stoves 10 be found In tho
Northwest is at the Mammoth Hardware Store.
Over two hundred of these Stoves have been sold
in this section the past year, and have given the
best OF satisfaction.
Any one wishing good Stove, and cheap, will
save money by selecting one from our immense
stock. Our STOVE TRIMMINGS are made from
Heavy Copper an1 Tin Plate Russia, Patent and
Common Iron Stove Pipe; Copper and Tin Boilers
and Tea Kettles Plain and Japanned Tin Ware
House-furnishing Goods; Wood aud Willow Ware,
constantly on hand.
We challenge comparison &C stock and prices
with any other Retail establishment in the country.
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OFFICIAL returns from every county Of
Pennsylvania, except Pike, with approSi.
mate returns from that county, give Geary' s
majority ZOO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

COME TO McMAHAN g. LOPER'S, and get
~ "Johnuy Keane's Courtship," with "Lula
Lee" rs they are dancing the ".Pet Waltz" in
e The Little Empty Cradle" to the tune OF g My
Policy" or Fairy of the Vale"
All brand new, right out of the "mill."
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Steel PlOws.

PECK, HAMILTON Co. are the Sole Agents for
the sale of the celebrated Mishawaka Steel PlOws,
for Wood County. All Mishawaka Piows sold in
Wood County must come through MS. These
Plows require no putting. Their reputation for
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-26

snELLABARoERs official majority in the
Seventh District is 2,l7l-a gain Of l ,2l0
over the vote oi General Cox,
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Entries of machinery and farm imple-
meuts, 500 domestic fObrics, $50 farm
products, 557 fruits and flowers, 2O5 fine
arts, ll2.
This is an increase Of thirty-three per
cent. over last year. In implements and
machinery it is fully seventy.Gve per cent
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Go Away Cold Fingers .

By the use of BrinkerhOof's Hand Corn Husker
gloves and mittenS be worm
For sale by the piece dozen, by PECK, HAM
ILToN Co., who have the exclusive right to sell
these Huskers in Wood County.
Farmers, try them; you husk one-thrd
more corn than by the old method.
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BARGAINS IN WATCHES.

THNHE UNION WATCH CO., manufacturers, 149
II broadway, New York, oner their entire stock at
hEsS ThAS COST ToR casa This affords rare oppor-
tunity for dealers wishing to replenish for Holiday
trade, 10 select from great variety unsurpassed for
richness Of design, time keeping Qualities and real
sOLDIE rs wATouEs, European made, In Stout
Silver and Gold'piated CaseS-warranted correct
tme.kespers, beautifully engraved, white dial and
fancy finished hands; superb ornament. Price per
OF six, Sis The same, gold dplated per case OF
six SIS, SoLD ONLY ny THE oAsEl We do not devil
HUNTING SILVER WATCHES, English movement,
perfectly adjusted, and warranted correct time keep
ers; beautifully engraved stout double cases, white
dial and fancy cut hands, Sold only by the case Of
six, price SS1 This Is the cheapest really good ar
;ics in the market, fornishng stout hunting durA
ole watch, which WILL KEEP G0OnTIME, at a MOD.
ERNTe PRICE. Injustos to many retail dealers whom
we are supplying, these watches will not he sold to
any one retail, or In any quantity less than esss
GOLD, LATED W AToMEs, Is X. plate same move
ment as above, and rs precisely the same style Of
watch, with the exception that these heavily
plated on composition metal Price, per case of ak,
SSl. SoLp ONLY BY TaE oAsS
HTNrtN1 SILVER WATCHES, In superior IN
ished cases, full engraved such that readily sell at
retail at from S2S eloh upwards, per case Of six SI3
same in gilt eases, per half dozen, S5s soLD oSLr
ny rHn OASEl
Ipaproped Hedpy Silper Dwple.r Chronone.
terS, ia fUH ruby action increment
Those wishlnEa superior tims.pieee that can be
relied upon In all seasons and weathers, should buy
this, For Railroad men and others requiring an ae.
eGrale timspieee, this is unsurpassed. Cased in bss,
silver in handsome and durable manner, per case
OF six, SaOt sample OF oAe will be sold Tor S35
These watches retail at from S7S 10 $500.
American Watches of Our Own Manutae.
ture aud Warranted.
Two ounce Silver 0ases. Have the hest run ninsAp-
parat0s OF any watch In existence. Per case Of six
Siso, single one S3t Retail at SO aud upwards.
% Also Vold aud silver Watches superb Stock OF
SILVER ware, aud Gold, rlAtsd and GIT Jewelry for
Country Merchants, Pcdlars, &e.
Goods sen, to any part Of the country By Express.
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No advances required. send for Circular
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Times Fixed for Holding Courts
in the Third judicial District
Of the State OF Ohio, for the
Year 1867.

DE 1T REMEMBERED, That al a meeting Of
- the Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the Third Common Pleas Judicial District of the
State OF Ohio, at the Court house, in the town Of
Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, on the day of the
date hereof, for the purpose of fixing the times Of
holding the Terms of the Courts Of Common Pleas
and Of the District Courts in said District for the
year 1857 We, the undersigned Judges Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas, within and for said Dis
trict, do hereby fix the times Of holding said Courts
for the year 1867, in each and every county in said
District as follows;
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HoRAcE GREKIEr has received and ao'
O,pted the nomination for Congress in the
Fourth District OF New York.
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To Sporting Men.
Fine-twist and Common Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns
Smith q WessOn's Seven-shOoting Pocket Pis-
tolls;
Nos l, 2 and 3 Cartridges;
Spencer Rife Cartridges
Double and Single Shot Bags;
Powder Fasks of all sizes;
Eley's and Baldwin's Guu Wads;
Eley's G. d. French Waterproof and Army
Gun Caps;
Kentucky Rife, Peoria Rife, and Hazards Rife
and Shotgun Powder
found at the
MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
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DETERS' Instructors for the Piano and Melo-
L deon also Music Books of different authors,
constantly on hand by MoMAHAN 4 L0PER.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE copartuership heretofore existing between
l. z. Thomas, of Hull Prairie, Ohio and L. A.
Thomas, of Toledo, Ohio, known under the firm
name of z. Thomas h Co., is this day dissolved, z.
Thomas having purchased the entire stock Of
goods, also the store, where he will continue 10
do business and be happy to see all his friends
and customers as formerly.
All persons indebted to said firm are requested
to make immediate payment, as the affairs Of the
late firm must be closed at once.
u. THOMAS,
L. A. THOMAS.
Hull Prairie, O., October %, 1865. 26e.
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SCHoOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The Board
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination Of Teachers, at
Gilead, Friday, November ., 1865.
Perrysburg, Friday, November 23, 1866 on the
last day of the Teachers Institute.
Bowling Green, Friday, January 4, 1857.
Westc, Friday, February l. 1861.
Perrysburg, Friday, March l, 1867.
FreepOrt, Friday, April 5, 1867.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings of the Board.
Alloorrespondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o.
20 ID. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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AGRICULTURAL Tools.

Agricultural Tools.
Spades,
Shovels,
Forks,
Potato Hooks,
Cider and Wine Presses,
BurrePs fron Corn-shellefs,
Flows,
Cane Mills and EvaporatoFs,
Chain-pump Tubing,
Cast Wen. eOrbs,
Cistern and Wen Pumps,
Churns,
Clocks,
Reels, &c, ke.
EVERY THING in the HARDWARE LINE
cAS EE FOUND AT oUR
MAMMOTH EsTABLIsHMEKT.
IS PECK, HANILroY s. co.
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MERCHANDISE.

Important announcement!
NEW GOODS I
-ToR THE-
FALL g. WINTER TRADE,
THE PEOPLES STORE
f. X. MILLER & co.
WE herewith announce to our numerous friends
and the public generally, that we have received
direct from New York and Boston,
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS;
Which we offer at reduced prices, for READY PAY.
We have a full line of the following:
Dress Goods,
Trimmings and Embroideries,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Denims, Stripes and Checks.
White Goods and Laces,
Linen, Crash and Toweling,
Flanuels aud Linseys,
Blankets and Bed Spreads.
Shawls, Hoods,
Nubias and Knit Goods,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Notions of every description.
Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Skirts,
Balmoral Skirts and French-woven Corsets.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. - Notice Is
IN hereby given that the undersigned have been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the estate Of John W. Woodbury., deceased, late of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
LEVI TAYLOR, Administrator.
MARY WOODBURY., Administrative.
Perrysburg, October 10. 1886. 22d'