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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-14
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HhTrC8I NOTGoE-No. no.

Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that n
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office ot
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location Of q
ditch, drain or waite -;ulirsc, commencing on the
east side Of the Oscgo Turnpike, about thirty rods
south of the northwest corner of the southwest
quarter of section twenty-four 20, Of township
four ;4) range nine (0) in Wood County, Ohio,
and thence due north along the east side of said
turnpike to the outlet in Ditch No. 3, Of Weston
Township, aud there terminate
The surveyor and engineer has made due report,
which report is now on file in said Auditors Office
setting forth the availability and necessity Of said
ditch, and showing tho following lands to be al-
fected and benefited by the location and construc-
ton thereof, to-wt Sections one % twelve (l2)
fourteen (l4), tweny-thrce (23) and twenty-Io -IouI
ca, in township four a., range nine (0), aud sec
ton thirty six (36) township five (5), range niue
t0), in said Wood County. The time for hcanrg
said petition by the Commissioners Of Wood Couu-
ty, has been set for TUESDAY, July l6, 1857, at
the Auditors 0flico of said county.
s. b. PRICE, Auditor of Wood County.
PcrrySburg, June II, 1857 7dSlO 80
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gAITClI NOFiCE-No. 100.

Notice IS hereby given b all concerned, that a
petition has bcen flied in the AUDITORS Office Of
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location Of a
ditch, drain or water-cOurse, commencing in Ditch
No. 3, at the mouth Of Ditch No. 6, being ut the
west line Of section No. two t2l, in Milton Town
ship, said county; thence in and along the line of
said Ditch No. as far as the engineer may think
necessary the object being to deepen said old Ditch
No. ., the present siz0 being insufficient to carry
OF the water.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due report,
which report is now on file in said Auditors Office,
setting forth the availability aud necessity Of said
ditch, and showing the following lands to be
affected aud benefited by the location and con-
structiou thereof, to wt All of sections one %,
three (3j ten tl0), eleven q J, twelve t2), tven-
tytwo t22) and twenty-four 2i), aud the east half
Of section two " of township four ~, range nine
t9) (Nhlton) and all Of sections twenty-five (2j),
thirty -four (3), thirty-tive (3j) and thrty-six 36)
in township five (5), range nine 90, all in said
Wood County, including the incorporated village
Of Custar, in said county. The time for hearing
said petition by the Commissioners Of said county,
has been set for TUESDAY, July 1G, 1867, at
the Auditors Office Of said county.
s. B. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Pcrrysburg, June If, 1867. 7dbl2 rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

LNROM the premises Of VIM Balding, Sandusky
II County, Ohir, on Saturday night, June 4,
1867, One Dark Bay Mare, eight years old,
with small white slit in face. One Bay Horse,
four years old, about l5I hands high, one white
hind foot, heavy tail and shaggy name, incliuing
10 lay ON either side.
Any one giving information that will lead to the
recovery oi these Horses will be liberallv reward
ed, by leaving word at the JOURNAL Office, Per-
rvsburg, Ohio or addressing the undersigned, at
Fremont, o. WILLIAM BALDING.
June 10, 1867.
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Senator Wilson on the situation south,

+ Senator Wilson on the Situation South
Senator WmsoN has written letter rel
ative TO his recent Southern tour, lie thinks
9opor cent. of the negroes will vote the
> Republican ticket, lie is confident that
there are now at least G00rOo0 Republican
N voters in the ex.rehel States, aud believes
"a there will bo 100000 by next November
He says they arc thirstinS for political on,
llghtenmcnt, and one hundred Republican
speakers could be well emploYed for weoks
to come. lie concludes that ir tho proper
,on anount ofwork be done during the ntxl
four mouths. ight Of the rebel States vii
.ls lolect Ceyernors, Legislatures and 0ongycss
s7 ioen fully committed TO Tie policy of the
equality Of all citizens in rights aud priyll
eges.
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Accident on the d. ~ NJ. Railroad.

a gravel train on the Dayton and Mlchj'
gan Railroad run oil the track few miles
north ot Dayton "Wednesday evening, June
., upsetting tho cars aud prccipitating the
workmcn with great violence to the ground.
Tho engineer, James Edmuudson, had his
left leg broken Just above tho ankle ;
Thomas llorrigau had his right leg crushed,
one OF the trucks running over il, and his
right arm was broken; Michael Roach hard
one of his thighs badly bruised, and was
injured about tho load and breast Daniel
Doyle had one arm terribly crushed Just
above the elbow. Several others Of the
workmcu were more or lesa injured.
No blame, we understand, can attach to
any ono for this disaster 1t was one Of
those unforeseen oalanitics which occur
when least expected. The rails at that
point were rather close together, and the
heat expanding them, the ends came to
gether, and they were bulged out OF limo,
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CONVENTION OF THE e. A. II

--,or CONVENTION OF THE e, A. r.
* 6ss Orders have beeu issued IRON the Head.
quarters Of the Department OF Ohio Of the
sI 6rand Army OF the Republic, in aocordaure
~. wilh the requirements OF section 4, article
10 OF the Rules aud Regulations, for a. De.
partment eOnvsntouSto TO be beld at Colum.
bus, Ohio, on sThursdays lhe 2Oth day Of
a., Inps, 1867. Every Euoappmeut in the
~ o-smte is expected to'bg iepregnied.
iris feared that the Indian troubles lsay
cause a Temporary suspension Of The WORK
on the Ulion | ecihc X iroAd,
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Tho Hsra'GS New Orleans special gives
an account of tho Fall OF Quere taro as pub
lishcd by the RlnGhoro, from which it ap!
pears that General Lopez who is repre-
seuted as n bosom friend Of Maxim liau's,
sold out the eutre Imperial concern for
!urty.right thousand dollars in hard cash
aud the work of treachery was arranged so
completely and carried out so successfully
that Maximian anl his entire fo"co and
baggage wGrc handed over to Escobedo
without hostile shot being fired.
Moximilian, however, acted his part hero
ically. lie sent his sword to EScobedo,
that he should not be subj 'rt to insult but
awarded the consideration duo to n pris-
oner, and if any must be shot, he SHOULD
be the first led to execution.
Up to tho latest advices no executions
had taken place.
Escob,do says that fifteen thousand pris.
oners surrendered, inCluliuy thirteen oIli
GERS and five hundred officers of inferior
grades.
A special 70 the Now York Ueroll from
Queretaro. May Goth, says there has been
no disposition made of MOXimilan and the
A50 officers captured with him. General
Mendcz was shot Sunday.
Escobedo has issued orders that all Off
GERS hidiug who did not surrender in .
hours would be summarily shot WHOM cap
tured. Mcudez did not give himself up
but was captured Saturday night and sho
carly Sunday morning in the public park
lIe met his fate like brave man.
Colonel Champas, Commapder of Maxi
milian's guard, who attempted to escape
with 81, 900 when the surrender took place
was also shot. No other executions art
known, though many are missing.
The principal prisoners arc couIinod to
quarters, without beds or any toilet conven
icnces requisite,
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\ STEAM boiler iua manufacturing csah.
Ishmont in PhrladolphiaeS exploded on Thurs.
day evening OF last week, blowing the huild-
ing 20 atoms, The building was $50 feet
long aud three stories high, rhirtcen per.
sons have been taken ont, six OF whom
were dead, aud two, who wno alive whom
taken out eNpired shortly altorward; five
ave at the hospital ha ily wounded. The
upper part of tho building was occupied
by Miller & Rooder, calico print ongravers.
Rceder is believed TO be buried in the
ruins, as his partner left him in tho hula.
ing shortly before the explosion, 1t is
thought twelve othors are buried in the
ruins.
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Crops in Ohio.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
morcidI says;
have passed. through somo fifty or sixty
counties of Ohio, and can think of no better
ouding to this lotter than to ollcr my cvi-
dence to the Fact that in all of them, with,
ont exception, whore wheat is grown,
there viii be splondid crop of valuable
Grain, always excepting that it escapes the
ily and rust OF tho coming thirty days, The
cry that a meoger breadth of land ouly has
been sown in wheat is all moonshino.
When the product bcgins to roll in, specu,
htors will stand aghast at its great volume
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msrCgE N0rloE-No. 1ls.

Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that a
petition has been filed in the Auditors OAice of
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location of a
ditch, drain or water course, commencing at the
Stone Pond, in section twenty five t2j), in Plain
Township, Wood County, running southerly thir-
ty-eight (3S) rods; thence west eighty 800 rods
thence south one mile to the township line of
Plain and Liberty Townships thence direct south
one mile to the Montgomery and Milton Free Turn
pike; thence east on the north side of said pike
two hundred and forty (2iO) rods; thence south
about eighty (SO) rods; thence ON the line of the
old ditch to Portage River, and there terminate.
The surveyor and engineer has made due report,
which report is now ON file in said Auditors Office
setting forth the availability and necessity of said
ditch, and showing the following lands to be affect
ed and benefited by the location and construction
thereof, to-wit Sections one y, two GU, eleven
Qll and twelve (l2), in Liberty, township four az
range ten (l0), and sections twenty five (25)
twonty-six (26), thrty-fve $3.50 and thirty-siN
1857, in Plain, township FIVE tj), range ten lO) it
said county. The time for hearing said petition
by the Commissioners of Wood County has beer
set for TUESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1867, a
the Auditors Office of said county.
s. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrysburg, June II, 1867. 1888
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Ma, VAN BuREN, in his letter TO lIoRAcE
GREELgY, says: "rreason is not ncccs
sarly like arsenic, which, taken in large
quantities, throws itself of from tho stomach
and acts az its own antidotc.' That is II
happy answer to the argument of the
7rib'Uo that treason, when it becomes
armed and bloody rebellion, ceases to be
treason
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LITERARY NOTICES.


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L EGAL NoTlCE.-Nohce IS hereby given that
L 4 Martin Warner, Administrator oC the uSlalc
Of Samuel Dell, deceased, has filed his accounts
In the Probate Court IT Wood County, tor final set-
uemeut, aud the same viii be for hearing on the
goth day Of June, A. n. 1867.
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
Perry sburg, June n, 1851, &c
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TuE Vjcksburg RepubiicaR says that
General Logan, member of Congress from
Illinois, and whom it halls as "ono Of the
most illustrious officers Of the late war ior
the Union" viii speak, in company with
Seuator Stewart, on the Republican side,
in Mississippi, early next mouth. Tho can
voss in that State promises to be unusually
lnlnIn sliMur.
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CRUELTY to chill lren does not Nppca; to
be confined to this sido of the Atlantic,
A scoundrerin England stripped his eleven
year old daughter naked and tied her to u
beam in the garret, when he lioggod her
with rope. She got loose aud ran away,
when he tied her up for an hour. She
again got loose and escaped through sky
light to tho roof, from which sho' fell into
The yard and was tokcn by a noishbor to
the police station. A few days previously
her unnatural father tied her, nakel to the
same beam, with her toes just touching the
ground, and whipped her with singing.
uettles "a refinement of cruelty worthy the
invention of u demon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Buckeye Mower and Reaper.
rTHE PREMIUM MACHINE. - Extract from
Il the official Report Of the
Great National Field Trial,


:" The record OF the Buckeye is interesting in
view Of the fact that It was the pioneer in the path
of the great improvements which have popularized
Moving Machines and made them an absolute ne
cessity TO every farmer. II took the prtze at the
Great National Trial of Mowers and Reapers at
Syracuse in 1857, and at once sprang into a great
popularity. In the hands Of Autman, Miller h Co.
IT met with an enormous sale. The result of this
Trial clearly shows that it still keeps the forward
rank which il won at Syracuse, and at many other
subsequent trials aud that il is still as worthy the
patronage and confidence Of the public, as it has
been in any preceding portion ofits history"
Descriptive Circulars aud Synopsis of Official
Report OF Trial furnished on application.
tn" DO not buy a Machine because it is called
the Buckeye, miess you know il to be the genuine,
manufactured by Aultmau, Millcr a. Co., Akron,
Ohio, and for sale by
w. CROOK. pcrrysburg, and
HENRY Philips, Toledo,
Who have the exclusive right to sell in Wood and
Lucas Counties Call and see these Machines at
their Agricultural Warehouses. 81
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TuE havsas City AGrertjScr of the 2Sth
says that the wheat crop looks huely in
ali portions Nl NE Salo. In our county,
where fall wheat was not destroyed by
the grasshuppors, it looks we'll, Where
il was destroyed spring wheat has been
most generally substituted in its stead,
which is also looking finely; as it is thought
will onbm the grasshoppers entirely,
aud is now heading out aud the juvenile
hoppers are still in.thoir swaAdHng clothcs,
ami We don't think they are done teelhmg,
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Davis Connection with the Assnsslna-
ton.

The judiciary Committee took consdora
bic ev dento bearing on the question of JEFF.
DAVIS completely in the assassination of
Mr. LINCOLN. They have tho originals or
certified copies, Of a number of letters that
reached him in 1864, wherein the writers
ing to show that he ever rebulied the au-
thors or discountcnanced tho scheme The
testimony as to the completely in Boorn's
plot is not entirely conclusive, but is SO
strong that at least three Of tho members Of
that Committee believe his guilt to be
shown That ho had dealings with Booru
and his agents is beyond doubt
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r. e A ID! r f A ID =!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
w. j. HITCHCOCK

uAS again returned from New York City and
L L other Eastern markets, where he purchased a
large and well selected stock of Goods, comprising
Dry Goods, Notions, Ready-made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glass
ware, Cutlery, Groceries, etc. etc,
In fact every thing contained in general stock of
Merchandise, all of which has arrived, and he is
now offering at reduced prices.
The above stock was purchased for cash direct
from Eastern Jobbers Importers and Manutactur-
ers, at great reduction from former prices, and
can ard will be sold at lower prices than any stock
OF similar kind has been offered in this market
for many years.
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GosERNoR WelLs, ni Louisiana, /, at
tempting to write down Phl Sheridan.
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TuF Ono Farbis advances the opinion
that the 6ne Ohio wools Of "a clip %iS67
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JupGG kgLLEy addrcssed his Pliladel.
phia friends the other night 10 lis ud.
dress ho referred TO tho Mobile affair, say.
Ing the riots We're not charge able as much
10 the oiIilons or the disloyal authorities of
that place as they We're to Andrew john
son, who had appointed to post a reoont
Nrthernor who provoked the disturbance
by iNtlimmaiory statements in the public
journols days before hisartival The riots,
he said were premelmted, and were not
brought OF by any words OF his own.
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PINNED no THE WALL.

"NEHHHf FINNhU TO TIE VAIN
Tho bail'ng OF JEFF DAVIS by lloRAcE
6REELEY, aud The biltr maledctions
Euuched ly ihe latter unon tho t'ri,t,
League, anu all lb0oo WHO nave aeon prop.
~ 10 condemn his course is ,vru kbo,v,, ia
m
every newspaper reaHtr. lhe President
of the Union League Club Mr.. Vas HrprN
n'e oVcn 'nc VSpccIal sulgect OF ihe angry
diatribee of tho peripatetic 1ribpBo Phi
''SuPhV'' MI An DVPEN rePhtu lhcrelo
in very temperate und dignincd letter,
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nouncement came on Saturday that they were
still open; how long they will reNaain SO, Il this
weather continues, i; is impossible 70 say. The
Canal Board have declared, by the usual pro-
clamation, that they will be closed for tae col
lection Of tolls on the 10th instant They may,
however, be practically shut up by Jack Frost
before that time.
We may regard Winter as fairly upon us, I'M
less In the next twenty-sour hours the weather
shall lapse back into the soft season Of the
past month. AT all events, the keen air Of
yesterday admonishes us to brighten up our
skates, look after our furs, and prepare for
fair measure both of tho enjoyments and the
discomforts of Wlnter--its skating Kinks,
sleigh rides. blue noses and slushy streets.
The coming season also should suggest
the inevitable sufferings Of the poor, and
quicken in every heart the determination to
minister to their wants to the extent of each
on:'s capacity. We should not forget that
Winter TO many is season of mirth to many
season Of misery; but to all season Of
heavenly charity.
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idea. 1t may be that this republic is destined,
through lis experience, to establish new and
improved system of currency and finance, as il
has initiated other great reforms in the world.
win Congress take up this subject in broad
and comprehensive point of view? AT all
events, any further contraction Of the currency
should be stopped, Mr.. McCulloch's power TO
do evil should be taken away, and If the Presi-
dent will not voluntarily remove his incompe-
tent Secretary Of the Treasury, Congress
should demand his removal and the appoint
msnt of statesman in his place.
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NEW JERSEY.
Union Hin.


A Boz FATALLY AND A MAN snGuTLY INJURED VANS
BLASTING RocK.-On Saturday afternoon two men
were employed Ia blasting rock near the brewery OF
Mr. Brmis, and, the charge having missed, we're
reboring hole when the charge exploded fracturng
the skull and breaking the leg Of Charles Forheads
eighteen years Of age. and slightly brusing an aged
man named Kelly. Florhead vas removed to the
Sisters Hospital al Hoboken, and there are no hopes
OF his recovery.
Newark.
POLICE RECORD. the month Of November The
police Of Newark made Sol arrests against 334 made
in the previous month and APT in September During
the past week " arrests made BY the police-an
increase OF TWO over those OF the previous week.
FRExxx's ELECTIONS various fire companies Of
Newark hold elections tonight for members OF the
Board Of Representatives TO the Fire Department.
TRACT socErY-The Board OF Directors OF tho Newark
Tract Society have elected the following ofacers:-
President William @. Lord: Secretary, Isaiah Peckham;
Treasurer, John G. Woodruff :.
ADVENT susDAr.-Tns Episcopal churches observed
Advent Sunday, the beginning Of the Church year.
yesterday In oil OF them pastoral letter from Bishop
Odenheimcr. recommending increased piety, was read
The In thu various churches Of that dcp0mna-
ton appropriate 70 the day. The sunday school
children or Trinity (Episcopa church held their usual
Advent exercises In the church building In the afternoon