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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-12
NoTfOE.
0rrfoF or INrrnvaL REvEsuE.I

Urn DISTRICT, STATE oP ONO.
I WIFI be at tire Exchange Hotel, in Perfys1
i burg on fifE lqru or HAcH MONTH, 10 receive
Taxes due the Government for License, Manufac-
turing, Nc All persons Interested will call and
pay up ON that day, or The penalties will be en-
forced. ALEX. ". NEWCONB J i
81 Deputy Collector 1eth Distnct
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES.

WHisKERsl WHISPERS = Do you want v Hts
kers or Moustaohes9 OurGrecisn Compound vii
force them 10 grow on the smootbest face or chit,
or hair bald heads, in six weeks. Price, 81 90.
Sentoy muil anywhere, closely sealed, on receiPt
Of pricel Z
Address, WARNER & CO, Box, Iss, BROOKLYN
New York lAyt
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perryspurr church DIrectory.

ETHoDIsT EPiscoPGL--Rev. 7 n, BArkdull Pastor.
Services each Sunday ct 1880 An. and IN.
REsBYrEWtAN-Rev.' G. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1880 An. Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at 10 n. lg.1 sH.f " H.E
SERMAN MSrHopIsr-Rev. G. Swneforth, Pastor. SerV-
iesseach alternate Sunday At 1880 AM d.
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS

Staten nj Of the PhGnix Insurance Company.
Legal Notice--Slevin a. Parsons.
Legal Notice-Dodge & Tyler.
Produce Commission Cards. d. Howcs.
Administrator Sale-Lafever 4 Duesler.
Real Estate Card-Ross, Cook Bell.
Physicians Card-Dr. G. W. Vail.
Atlohment Notice-Asa Fair.
Embroidery and Braidiug gAMrs. Mary E. Clark
Notice--Jacob Hufford, sen.
Administrators Notice>-Dauiel Hall. f.
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we'ro not ourselves,

~ "We're not ourselves,
When nature being oppressed, commands the mind
To suffer with the body" Ga
For Catarrh or Gold in the Head, use DR..
D. H. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, a
al asant and most efficacious specific.
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NOTICE Of
onac
hat thmcan tina
lracto soo
GEO. NJ PARS0Ns County Auditor.
AuRTa 0ylcR, WponCo o.
PERh4svdac, Dec 130 tsS5
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FVh Ihh hAdAD NNhh VI
Coughs, Colds, I'm Tlucnza, ,EHSarsencsa |,
Group, bronchitis, luclpient Con@
sumptiOn, and Tor the Relief OF
Consumptiye Patients in Advanced
S1n aes of the niscnso.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

In a RENEW Of the Chicag % Hide l. Leather
business, in the Shoe d Leathr Reporter,
New Y ork,) we find the 70 lowing notice of
IN estab l'shnent IN Chicag b, in which many
people Of Ottawa will feel an interest, on
account of the es,imable gentlemen, former
ly of Ottawa, whose names are conuec ed
with it. 1t takes Ottawa men, whom they go
to Chicago, or any other Lar &c city, to show
'em how to do business.
BRIsToL & EyGLE's TANNEnY-Is situated
on Archer Read, and has q frontage of 100
feet on Ogden Slip Dock.
The principal building is a large frame
building and three stories A 40 horse power
engine Is also IN a separate department. In
the beam house, are s lin -, 3 vits, with
suitable wheels, DC. The tan watts are 67 in
humber. This building is heated BY steam.
The cur:ying capacity is much larger than
| the tanning, as th firm buys large guam
tity Of rough stock, principally from the
country tanners. They have introduced a
number of workmen direct from France. and
as the Manager, Mr.. Engle, is a scientific as
we'll as practical maa, no pains has been
spared to make the arrangements as com>
plete as means and the wants of the trade
demand. They have manufactured during
the past twelve months 5000 hides, Lesides
! lgh' kip aud calf. They have bought in ad-
drtion some 10000 pieces of rough stock
v,ich they have finished in their curryiny
de ,artment.
Their cemmodious Office and salesroom is
on Franklin street and in addition TO the
above business, the house is importing large
ly IN cali anl kip direct from France
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WA. $. EAsroN, has been appointed agent
for ths old E,na Insurance Company.
The Etua Company has been transactlne
the business Of insurance extensively tor the
period of nearly half century, during which
time it has passed through almost every
phase of experience, and acquired an amount
of practical inform alton not surpassed by any
similar institution. The mass of statistical
record accumulated in the transaction of Sc
large business, for SO long time, furnish
es reliable basis tor calculating faiI rates
for future operations.
What do men insure for? Indemnity
against disaster. The security should be alb.
solule.
1T is apparent economy, but real iinpru>
dence, to seek for cheap or tow rates, IRE.
spective of character or standing. the on.
ly legitimate result of insuring property at
,nadequate rates IS bankruptcy 10 The under
writer, and perhaps to the insured also.
When Company offers to insure at too low
4 rate, disappointment and failure are just as
certain as personal extravagance-beyond
ones income-is next door to poverty and
want. An Insurance Company has no row.
er to produce money by magic; there is no
mystery III their transactions; the same Law
is AS essential TO their prosperity as 10 iad'.
viduals; THEIR INCOMEMUSTE EXCEED
THEIR EXPENDITURES, or they will
have an early insolvency, and be consigned
TO the tomb of the Capulets."
The difference between cheap insurance
and cheap goods is this. When a man buys
cheap goods be has them, Good, bad, or in
different, he II As them, and knows just the
value of his purchase but vhcn be gets an
insurance policy, he may wait one, two, ten,
twenty years, or longer, until the day of fire,
trouble and calamity, before he can test the
valve of his purchase. When that day ar.
rives he will not regret having adopted the
part of sdom in protecting himself with .
reliable Etua policy.
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D!sGUsrrp.-li.c people OF Byron, Ogle
county, during the las; wear, have made lib
er,,l contributions aud rot "a few sacrifice. 10
build monum at to he memory Of the slain
soldiers from ;i.a, tora. The monumen, be>
imp completed and a.d for, they had ded:,
cation, and H,n. y. c Fulle-, Adjuran, Gen
era OF this State und-r Gov. Yates, was
invited To- make the dri;catorr speech As
might have heen 7xicc'ci q radical poliii>
clan hike Fuller instead IF making a speech
appropriate to the o'c.sior, treated the az.
Iirnce 10 = aissas'.t, political harrsEgne
What IS s,rarye.i about the ~h1.i b"siness.
however. aud what wr laIl with PLEASURE rs
one Of ihr most promising indication. OF the
d,y. is, tai III" . lie CoaHty reporter, IA
intensely r..iic,. ~ ci. has the ~ auiness to
express It's ch..grin AMI ,.;sgUs, at the speech
OF Gen. Fuller. The fr,, Sign If returu-
ing scusr Of decency in such quarter, is
Certainly ,rn.rtcr OF coagratula,iou.
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Father K'erk ms II Seneca.


Eli. Fee Tradcr-For two week past
staring roti"rs around town announced that
Mes rs Baldwin l. Curwin would make
speeches in Seneca, on the evening of Oct.
81. i, tht hour appointed, however, no
Baldwin or Cor~in Ippeared, but instead OF
them Daddy Perkins Arinours Hall was
pretty well filled win democrats and radicals,
who Gu me expecting to hear an able vindica
ton OF the rLmp," and you can imagine the
disappointment. Daddy P, however, is not
easily abashed. He launched out bold, his
subject bein < neutrality-suspicious. /: unit.
he came to Browning, who, he ssid was unfit
to be Secretary of the Interior because he
had no babies He iPerkiLs) was the father
OF three sons and one daughter. Here fast
you.g Rad. wanted to know how old the girl
WAS In conclusion Father Z supplied N
omission OF the chairman, which was, to an
nouuce that he was the Editor of the O.tapa
Republican. Yes-he published tina, paper,
and he offered it to the people of Seneca at
only f>o>u-r cents copy. walk up, gentle
men. and subscribe But nobody rose, ex>
cept few who made for the door. John
Hossack, of Ottawa, followed father P. and
told that old story about his helping to steal
a niger in Ottawa.
The speeches were miserable failure, and
contrasted sharply with the logical, common
sense argument Mr.. Reddick had given US
the week before. NJ.
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Lcutze's Gen. Grant.

The management of the Crosby Opera
House Art ASSOCIATION have shown a praise
worthy degree of enterprise and public spiri,
In purchasing and adding to their a!rcad y
srpesb art gallery the great picture OF Gen.
Grant, just finished by Leutze, whose Sew
ard every visitor to the last sanitary fair will
remember. As fine as the Seward was, it
cannot compare in vigor and power with the
Grant. The picture represents the Gener-
al seated upon a fallen tree in thu Wilder
sess. pennIng his famous dispatch to Presi-
dent Lincoln. Il shall ii .hl /. out on this inc.
IT it takes all summer" The artist has
caught up one of the most memorable scenes
III the grea, chieftaiu's life. aud with his
graphic pencil has made j; d matter Of his:o-
~: As a portrait il Is faithful 10 the life.
while The characteristic force of L-utze's
work Is everywhere apparent in il. We are
glad to learn this famUu, work will be here
shortly on exhibition IN the C.osby Art Gal
lery. 1t will undoubtedly attract crowds Of
visitors, ana WI! Oder new inducement for
investment in this great art enterprise, which
is now rapidly approaching its elimination
-Chicayo Timer.
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GgS. SHEsHAx.-Gen. Sherman having
been Summoned TO Washington, il was sup
posed to taae S,auton's place in the Wa,
Department, the Chicago Tribune devotes to
him a column and half Of abuse, denounc.
ing him as :: copperh.,i and more than half
traitor The oFense Of sherman is simply
that. having WHIPPED tie rebei,, he is now in
favor of restoring and resulting, instead of
continuing % teiabor defeated and crushed
f1c. The letter Of Sherman, wa'ch The
Ttib4-... make, rs chief text, coniyn.es IL:
view, Is We'll IS his grea. ofsa-e against
radic lis - a Sin-ie ientence:
Il L-o~ IL, rebel, .rc whipped to death,
nnl deciar- before Odd. .s a man and a
soldier, ! oill lot STRIKE n foe who stands
unaria"d and -rbuissiy, before me
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ton is reserved for future consideration.
The present congress, which has proposed
this plan, expressly rejected bill for such
admission and representation. That ought
70 satisfy any one on this point. But Sum-
ner also says that the adoption by the South
is not to be q settlement of present comPli>
cations. Negro suffrage must also come
with it. So says Butler. So says Stevens,
and he brings in confscation also, and di>
vision of southern lands amongst the EeS
groes.
This, then, is the upshot of the cons,tu>
tional amendment:
l. A proposition to make a very material
and Fundamental change in the basis of rep
sentation. -,
2. The expulsion of the South from the
Union, and from all representation, until
ard unless the amendment is accepted.
3. No commitsal or pledge in regard to the
future, if it is accepted.
Need we say more 10 prove that the ques>
ton Of simple adoption or rejection BY tbs
State of Illinois at this time is therefore .
question unworthy of u moments attention
We should be perfectly safe in pledging the
Democracy to take up and approve this
amendment whenever it shall have been
freely accepted by the southern states. As
an issue, therefore, now to be voted upon, it
is fraud and shame, and the party insist.
ing on it as an issue are shamefully dis,
honest.
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The bounty Question :.

Besides the various candidates to be voted
for or agains, at the election next Tuesday,
the people are a>ked, by the Board of Super.
visor, u vote on the question of taxing this
county to the amount of 5000. 900 to equal
ize the county bounty paid to soldiers in the
la:e war. The question as to whether this
tax should be voted or not has already been
thoroughly cahvassei, and is one the people
understand SO well, that it is not necessary
Ne should go into it now. The simple fact
10. that the FIRST soldiers who enlisted in the
VIZ received less bounty from the county
than those who enlisted at a later period
The question is, should the County make the
appropriation proposed to equaiizc the boun-
sy all round, or shall We depend on the state
or national government to equalize the paw
Of the soldiers? Every voter is as compe.
tent to decide the questio.: for himself as We
are TO decide it for him.
Our object is not to discuss the question,
but to call the attention Of the voters 70 the
subject, and to explain to them, if we can.
how they must vote to meet the question
We confess it is very hard to get enlighten>
ment on this point from the proceedings of
The Supervisors, as condensed In the address
of the County Clerk, published on our FRS,
page A careful perusal. however. of those
proceedings shows. that what the board
adopted wa:, lst., the original report of
the bounty committee, asking the legislator.
20 give them power to borrow 5000, 900. and
TO lew tax of II per cent. to pay boun>
ties; and whether this resolution shall be
binding a. request OF the legislature, they
ask The people TO vote for or against il and
IDLY, they adopted All amendment to this res
olu'ion. that the people shall also vote wheth-
er the toWrs shall levy the proposed tax 10
equalize bounties each for itself, or whether
The tax shall be general, as proposed in the
original resolution, This, we believe, is
exactly what the board ask the people to vote
on; and so understanding it, in printing the
various election tickets. we have placed a.
Che bottom OF them: l. Por the bounty"
meaning the "original' resolution; 2.
County Tax" and 3. "--Tovn
lax the blank - to be filed up with
for" or against" This enables the voter
" vote on the whole question. If he is for
cosnty tax, l.! him vote the frst line aud
scratch the other two if for the town tax,
le. him vote that and scratch the otter two /:
Is opposed to the whOls. let him scratch or
tear off the whole, for not To vote il to vote
against all, as 1t requires q majority of ali
the votes cast 70 carry any of the PROPOSE.
items
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SuLE COUNTY. ss.-Circut
X Court thereof TO November S66-In Chdnce5y.
William Colwell rs Jane Colweli.
appearing from affidavit file in the office the
Clerk OF said Court. that said defendant Jane ColweII
Is not resdent of said State, and said compl alma
having filed his bill of complaint in said Court, the
eilancery side THEREOF the goth day ef October D.
1866 herein, and summons having been issued thereon
according 10 law;
Motto therefore, IL hereby given TO said defendant
Jane Coiweil that unless you the said Jane Colwell
personally be and appear bcf,re said Court at said term
thereof to be held at the House Ottawa in snid
County, the first Monday OF November EeSt A. D. ls6s
fwhen AMI whcrs id summons is eturnal) and plead
answer, demnr Except said hill, the will be
taken confessed against and tho matters sni
things therein pri,yEd er ';ecyeed accordingly =
HERMAN SILVER, Clerk
a q. GRAY Solicitor. noyS4w
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administrators Notice.

ESTATE or CRkI5roPTsRC G. Mason, D9tsAsEB.
Office is hereby given, that the undersigned admin
istTator III the estate Of ChTiatoIher o. Nelson
OF the county Of La Sale and Of illinois, deceased
will appear before the county court OF said county the
thir Monday (bein the 18th day. OF December 1866 hi
the Court House in ottawa In sail county when and where
all persons having claims demands against said estate
arr notified attend and present the in writing for
adjustment
Dated Sd day of November, A. D. 1885.
6W NELS. NELSON A. Admtnist rator.
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Final Settlement.
EsrAIs or BENJAMIN HrrE, DECEASED.

NOTICE b hereby given to all persons interested in
IN sad Estate that Elias Trumbo executor Of the last
VIII and testament OF Benjamin ats deceased will sppea,
state of illinois, ut the court house IN Ottawa. said
ooanty. On ThursdaS the 18th day of November \. y
loG for the purpose Of rendering Of his pro
coengs the administration Of said estate for tho 6nal
settlement
a. 4. q. MOORE, Olsyk
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LoGAE THE TRAITOR. When John A. Lo>
gan produced the affidavit of his broiher-in-
law named Cunningham, to prove that he
Cunning ham) had received no money from
Logan to enter the rebel army, be failed
wholly TO meet the charge tina, had been
made against him. 1t was Logan's sisters
husband, not Cunningham, whom Logan Sc.
duced AID paid TO join the rebels. The
Quincy H-raid Of the 24th uli. says:
We had the pleasure of a call. day or
two since, from Thomas LOWS, Esq. the
able editor of the Cairo Democrat Mr.. Low
is said to us that he Was present at the meets
ing at Carbondnle, at the discussion between
Col. Dickey and John A. Logan that. when
Logan declared that, if any man said he had
furnished money TO any one to go into the
rebellion, he was a liar, he saw Logan's Sis
ter, Mrs. Blanchard, rise in the audience,
and heard her say. :" That's n lie, Johu :;
you gave NV husband money to go into the
rebel army" The certificate from Logan's
bro,her-in>law, Cunning does no, dis
prove this fact
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Election Next Taesday.

Il 10 every voters duty to 60 to the election
ssd cast An intelligent, honest vote. If he
saa't 90 that, it we're better for the country
hat he staii st home. First find out who
Ne candidates are, then what party they be-
long to and on what political Issues they are
running; then try and lay aside al undue
party bitterness and bias, and vote honestly
for your country:
"To the bes.of cur knowledge...nd belief
The following are all the candidates for whom
he people Of this county are asked to vote
ssxt Tuesday:
The following is the I" CONSERVATIVE Union
Ticket, which is supported BY the democrats
in . body, and such republicans is support
Andrew johnson against the radicals:
For CcngTeSs-S0te at Large:
COL. T. LYLE DICKEY.
For State Treasurer:
GEN. JESSE l.. PHILLIPS.
For Superintendent Public Instruction:
COL. JOHN NJ. CREBBS.
For Congress-!Sirh Dastrict:
HON. S. ". HARRIS.
For Representahres-44h District:
JAMES CLARK, ESQ.
COL DOUGLAS HAPEMAN.
CAPT. MORGAN L. PAYNE.
Fer Sheriff:
CAPT. WIN. CCGSWELE.
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HAVING leased my Warehouse in Ottawa for a term
IL Of Yeas to Messrs. Thorns iertick, who will
continue the business at the old stand take pleasure in
recommending hem 10 all my former customers ard
patrons and solicit for them Continuance the patron
age literally h4stowcd JOHN ARMOUR.
Ottawa, Oct 81 90.
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The undersigned, having leased the Warehouse of MIR
Armour, propose continuing the grain business at the
old stand and respectfully solicit share of the
VI the community, and we pledge ourselves to
most endvors give satisfaction in every respect
We have uref the services of Mr. Charles Stout who
will during the business hours be found the Office
heretofore. Il. THORNE,
T. L. HERRICK-
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For Coroner
DR.. r. NJ. MACARTHUR.

You pays your money and takes your
choice as the little joker man says. Blu,
voting is no joke-it is serious business
your property, and even your liberty and life
may hang on your vote next Tuesday. We
eould go on and contrast the MEN on ths
above tickets, and show how the conserva>
tire men have advantage on that score but
the truth is the men are o. little account
compared with the principles involved. The
issue next Tuesday involves, not whether
Dickey or Logan is the best man for congress
but whether cur country shall have reconcile.
alton, peace and prosperity, 0, whether sec>
''onal hate aud strife shall! continue, With
more civil war, taxation and rain:
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~. G. Cook voted against the extra pay"
- ttasso RspsabdieaR
Bet &c vocketsd the money.
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'I'HE Rntrr-isael being sioH' c,ea 'h- r.
Ottawa urgently request al TsT- f .| 81 t'tA-ra
forward aud se;tl. uI .aa.cd-sly- .r3 y Yer-
having unsettled accounts uith - e.,
r'Us-td 70 grvs-It tn Immediately for us:l"t-
Nov. o. CIIgI.V / FRO.
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NOT Ul.E

Two RENT-Thres Large Cribs and SIN n Warehouse.
Il Enquire Of JAMES GRAHAM,
Nov. 3-3w R-dlick's Block
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Boyd's Balm will cure Cholera Morbus and
Diarrhsa. For sale by q, Y. 6riggs.
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Il Il, akin ER 4 co

Having taken the above Mills for term OF years wou
solicit the patronage OF the Farmers who have irists
to grind aiI would all families ia city, the
Will lie pleased To supply them nth Flour. Buck
Flour. &c, Of TIE rery best 41siay and cheap b.
afforded, and deliver it AT their residences.
j. Z. SKINNER CO.
Ottawa November 81, 1866.
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DR.. A. F. JACKSON

The following is the "Repablicaa Union,
~, in PLAIN words, the Radical Abolition
Ticket, who oppose President Johnson's
plan Of reconstruction to the death or any
ether plan that does not involve forcing negro
sa8rage upon the southern states:
For Congressman at Large:
GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN.
For State Treasurer:
GEN. GEORGE ". SMITH.
For State Supe, inteadenf
HON. NEWTON BATEMAN.
COngress-6M District:
HON. B. c. COOK.
For Representatives.
ELMER BALDWIN,
FRANK CORWIN,
CAPT. WILLIAM STRAWN.
For Sheriff:
col. II. A. MCCALEB.
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NUHcery Nofice.

Ottawa, October 81, 'e6.
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ALL Losses IN TIL 5 COUNTY
PAID AT THIS AGENCY
NGE MILLS.

Office wet Of Court House in Bushnell, New Brick
Nov. 8 '66-tf
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The Issue.

We re-publish the proposed amendment 10
the Constitution a. presenting the real Issue
between the Union party and those who OPP
pose it, Chicago Republican,
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os1a~I. Novrmb.r g. G3-,f