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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24
IOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

The cable brings the sad intelligence Of
the death OF Hon, JosEru A. WRronr, United
States Minister to Prussia, Mr., WRIaHr was
elected TO Congress from Indiana in ls43, and
in ls49 was elected Governor of Indiana, and
continued to hold that position until 1887.
In 1887, President BUCHANAN appointed him
Minister to Prussia, which position he held
until the accession of Me-. LINCOLN to the
Presidency. He returned to this couatry
~ 1861, aud, acting with the war demo.
Gratis, was in 1862 elected United States
eenator from Indiana Qu place OF J. D.
BRIour) serving one session. In 1868,
President LIScoLS appointed him United
States Commissioner to tho Hamburg exhi
bition. lie was Sppoiuted Minister to
Prussia Tor The second time, by President
JOHNSON, in 1865.
The President has appointed Hon. GEo,
BANCROFT, the historian, as his successor,
who has accepted the mission.
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our young Fo
The Road Law-poII Tax.

We have already published the new Road Law
in full, but think Il will not be out Of place to
call special attention to the following section of
the new law, which Is Of general interest:
SIC. 3. That all able bodied male persons, and
all male persons able to procure the labor herein
required To be done, between twenty and fifty
1--WE years OF age, except pensioners Of the United
States and those who have been permanently dis
abled in the military service of the United States
shall be liable yearly and every year to do aud
perlorm two days work on the public roads, under
the direction Of the trustees of tho several town
ships or such other person or persons the trus-
tees may employ or contract With 10 take charge Of,
make and improve the roads, as herenbefore pro-
vided, within whose township or district they
may respectively reside; provided, that it shall
be lawful for, and the trustees Of any township
are hereby authorized, to dispense with and remit
IN their respective townships the two days labor
aforesaid, and the Communication money hereinafter
provided TO be paid in lieu of said labor.
Another section provides that the two days
work may b. commutcd by the payment of two
dollars, instead of three dollars, as formerly.
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Colonel Iohn A. shannon.

We clip tho following notico Of our fellow towns
man, aud the workings of the g. A. r., in Fulton
County, from tue Northeastern Rcpubiicun, of the
10th inst
Colonel John A. Shannon, Comman lor of the
"Grand Army Of the Republic" of the 10th Mill
tarF District (Which includes the 10Th Congress
ional District visited Wauseon aud 0tokoe on
Monday last, Ia the evening he was present al
the Encampment, aud delivered an able aud elo-
queat speech on the beauties aud benefits OF the
Order. A lodge is TO be organised at ottokee 81
members having been already enrolled for tha
purpose. II Is said the Colonel stated in his ad
dress to tho Lodge, that ne had tue names Of the
members Of the " Knights Of the Golden Circle.
and that some persons who belonged to that order
were now citiIeus of Fulton County. II is dis
unctly asserted that the I" Grand Army" is not a
political organization, but for purposes outside OF
the Legitimate scope Of politics.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

GRAssnorrERs are at the present moment
the terror Of Missouri Colorado and Kan.
sas. They have, OF course, not yet made
their appearance, but they were in swsrms
last fall, and it ia feared they will return,
A newspaper writer says;
THE grasshoppers made their appear
ance on tho l2th OF September, 1880, com
ing in iInm suse swArms, aud covering the
earth stripping aud dovourig every greer
thing, depositing their eggs in the grount
by the bushel. The next spring, about tn,
18th Of May. they hAtehed out By billions
aud the earth was again alive with them
They commenced their work destroyinS
cotton, fax, wheat, hemp. aud tobacco, bui
Jet the eor1 crop alone. As soon as III oil
wings were .grown they departed, abou
the 18th Of Jhae."
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sUFFRAGE in KANSAS.

Two proposed amendments TO the State
copstilution have been agreed upon by tie
Legislature Of Kansas. aud will he sub
mitted to the people at the mex, election.
Ono extends the rlgh, of suffrage to coored
aud the other 70 female citizens. An setlvo
eanvAss has begun Ia the State. under the
lead Of SAD WOOD and tho equal suffrage
party. LucT sroSE is taking an active part
IN tho campaign, aud will oaavass the en-.
tire eate. She draws large audiences
wherever she goes. The friends Of the
two amendments are sauguiue Of carrying
them by an Overwhelming majority.
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The wosi Growers Associstlou of J6can apd
Wood Counties, held their Second Annual shsaripg
Festival, a the residence Of r. O. Thompson,
Esq, near syivania, on he 18th Inst
Al 10 o'clock A. N. The meeting was called TO
order by thsPrealaent, Mr. Thompson.
On motion, Edwin Gsrdanier, J. Reynolds and
Harvey Kellogg were appointed a COMMITTEES on
ShsarinR and. shsarors. -.sv-
On motion, o. Holloway and II, Minor were APP
pointed a compitlee on Weighing Of Sheep and
Fleeces.
On cali for competitors in sbsaring, william
Chandler, Of sylvsnia, and John Goodwin, Of
hontelogia, we're the only sbosrers to respond.
Others conseatsd 10 shear, but not as competitors
with so justly celebrated shoarers as Mcssrs.
Chandler and Goodwin.
The record Of the shearing, &C., IN AZ follows
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nITCI NOTICE Notice is hereby given 10 all
~ those concerned, that petition has been fled
viii, the Clerk OF Milton Township, Wood County.
Ohio, asking the Trustees of said township to 10,
cate ditch, drain or water-course, commencing
at the quarter post between sections 3 aud TO- twp
I, running west on the south side OF the Montgom-
cry aud Milton Pike, 10 the county line, aud there
terminate. Said ditch is considered beneficial,
and will add to the health OF the citizens living
along the proposed route. The Trustees Of said
township win meet at the house of Mr.. William
Eekley, on SATURDAY, June s, 1857, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. W hear the PRAYER OF said petition
MANY PEflrtONERS.
Milton Center, NAY is, 1887. Sbs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

Tue Cleveland Herald says that il has
been useertained that COLUMBUS DEuASo ao'
tually received majority OF the votes cas-,
at the last election for Congress, in the
Thirteenth District of Ohio. Il is also de.
olared that General GRoRsE w, MORGAN
his competitor, having made an illegal use
of electioneering agencies, has thereby
rendered himself Ineligible for two years
to come,
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LITERARY NOTICES.
Ned Nevins tho News boy, or street
Life in Boston,

Ned NevIns tho Ncws boy, or street
Life in BOSTON,,
Is the title Of a book written by Rev. HENRY
MORGAN, which is selling very rapidly, most Of
the first edition being sold wholly in Boston, and
within few days Of its publication. 1t reveals
much Of the life Of the dangerous classes" MS
they termed in Bpgland,or the poor and vicious,
as they are generally spoken of iu this country
Mr.. Mono AN is at the head of the mission enter
prise established in franklin Building near Dover
Street, and bas devoted himself to the work Of
reclaiming and beneHtng the lower classes Of that
population with great earnestness and much prac.
tical wisdom, and, there is reason to believe, is
accomplishing great good. This book of his is
deeply interesting, as it presents in vivid colors
the daily life Of the javenile outcastS of the city,
aud their mental and moral characteristics, as we'll
as the causes which lead them into vice and crime.
II is a book that all may read with profit and es-
pecially those who take nm interest In rcfornatory
movements.
The sale Of this presents rare opportunity for
agents. Boston paper says the tenth thousand
Is already issued, aud orders have been given for
the fifteenth thousand, They are printed and sold
at the rate 0f over thousand a week. Two
power presses are kept continually at work on the
book. Agents are reaping harvest by II, realiE-
ing 100 per cent. profit. Dudley s. Jones, of
Ellsworth, Maiue, writes that of the first lot he
sold copy at almost every house, and expects to
sell 200 in the town. W. II. Bennett, OF Fall
River, Mass sold l20 copies in that town, and ex-
poets 10 sell 500 In the county. Disabled soldiers,
aud others, ud it the best book published for eau
vassirg. Even tie children hare been known To
clear S5 II day. CanvaSSers are multiplying daily;
at the present rate of increase, demands for the
book will soon reach 900 week. Agents wish
ing to secure good territory, should apply at once
to Rev. Henry MoEaAS,9 Grotol Street, Boston,
Mass.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

Phfcn cnologfcaI Journal
Renanj authsf efihe Life Of Christ Hon. Z
@. Scrsntou Miss Muhbach, author Of Joseph
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Shakspeare'e Supernatural Charasteisi How 10
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original Legends Of America The Gospel among
Animals, by Rev. DR.. 0sgood Health At Home !
Whom 70 Elect; Our Next President Our National
Military Systcm--Th Navy Pope's Essay on Man,
given In the chronological Journal for June now
ready. A New Volume begins with the next num-
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Our Young Folks
The June number presents its young readers
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

THE Detroit Post has news FROM nearly
all the State OF Michigan concerning the
grain and fruit crop, which, with but slight
variation, is favorable. Il says: From
all qnarters the good condition OF the'wheat
is noted. and hopes OF an abundant harvest
and consequent decline from the present
snormols price OF wheat aud -four, may be
iniulged in with very mueh confidence"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

Tnk National Treasury it Is stated is now
a little embarrassed. This condition has
ooen brought about by unexpectedly large
payments II war claims during the last SIX
mouths, while lhcro has been falling OH
IN the receipts OF Internal revenue. The
failure Of Congress- to mako provisions for
certain contingencies has Also contributed
to bring about this condition at the finances.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

Considering the unfavorablo weather, the attend
ance was good, aud more than hale The sheep
present were not shorn for want Of time, and
scarcity Of shearers.
Many of the same sheep were publicly shom
last year, and most of them yielded trAc less
wool this year than then owing partly to the ex-
ttene cold spring and partly To the fact that sheep
in the vicinity Of Sylvnnia, are not doing as well
this year as last.
For instance, Messrs. Thompson and Warren's
Ram " Joe Hooker" weighed last year lOS lbs. and
shore % lbs. Of wool this year he was sick, weigh
ing only ID lbs. and shearing ID. IL oz. less
wool. u.... ,...
The Committee on SheNring were unable TO de-
eide which Of the competitors, with shears"
were entitled to first premium, and recommended
that they each receive a premium of - aud renew
the contes! for championship in 1858, which was
agreed 10.
Tho occasion was one Of universal good feeling
and hiarity. But the pleasaptest feature of the
FtstirGl, was the disposng Of the sumpiuoui dL
nsr prepared by Mrs. Thompson, without money
and without price," for the 90 or 90 wool men
present many Of them with their wives also.
The loaded table looked more like preparation
for grand wedding party, or Fourth of July
OCCASION than dinner for lot Of "greasy wool
growers" D."
All present felt we'll satisfied with the exhibition,
aud parted with the feeling of "long live these
shearing festivals"
JAMES W. ROSS, Secretary.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

Judge KELLEs spoke at Atlanta. Ca. on
Monday. Saving some gross personal in
sults By ono pitiabls wretch he was not in.
ferfered with. a large audience was in at
tendance, aud prominent Southern citizens
thanked him for his address at its oonclu-
zion. A call for a Convention. July 4ll. to
u sanzs the Il Pabliclu pa r., vas read.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

THE Dubuque Cowa) Timis says that the
pigeons are perfect pest ia Tue counties
immediately west OF that place. They have
three tiues taken tue wheat out of one
q II Of siK,y aeres.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

Tho retuus from Kentucky indisate the
election Of eight Democrats and one Re.
publican to Congress-. MitroS K. RIGS
appears to have been elected in the Eighth
district, instead Of G. w. ADANs, junior,
peace Democrat
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Administrators Sale.

TNpnrsuanee Of an order granted BY the Probate
Court Of Wo C1unty, Ohio will offer for
sac sac AZ public auction On SATURDAY, June 20,
OF the Court-house. 10 Perrysburg, the foil wing
real estate situated in the township of Freedom
Wood County, Ohio, to-wit;
The sc u Of sec %, town 5, range IL appraised
at ~ per acre. West = NV y OF sec 20, town s.
range ~; appraised at SO per acre. Fast V ne a
of SEQ p tnwn 5, range ~; appraised at s6 per
acre, Terms Of sale, legal
JAMES w, ROSS, Administrator
OF estate Of uoHora Roach, deceased.
Perrysburg, May 90, 1887. 4eSS Is
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

THE Milwaukee w oOnsin says the
market is overstoekcd with wild pigeons
aud The birds can be had in any quantity
almost for the asking.
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Tho Lady's FrIcud.--

The June number Of this popular Magazine is
before us. charming domestic scene called
Home Treasures" is the subject of the fine Steel
Plate in front. The oolored Fashions presents u
group orbrilliant and graceful figures, attired in
the latest mode. Among the numerous wood cuts
are handsome bridal dress, travelling and visiting
oilsttes, bonnsts, illustrations Of Wax Flower
Work, Sc. The literary matter ia choice. "How
Woman Had Her Way" continues wonderfully
entertaining. "That Blessed Baby" is full Of
truth and humor. Miss Douglass concludes her
excellent story, Z" No Longer Young" aud there
are Poems by Eliza Sproat Turner aud Mrs. NJ. F.
Tucker. The Music furnished for each number
by Lee Walker, Is alone worth the subscription
price, beautiful Steel Engraving, called " One
Of Life's Happy Hours" will be sent gratis 10
every single S2,50l subscriber, aud To every per
sou sending club Specimen numbers contain
ing tue particulars Oft the premiums offers aud the
reduced prices to clubs, will be sent the receipt
oftwonty cents.
copies with one engravingl 90 Eight copies
with extra magazine and an engraving IL 90.
Address Deacon Peterson, Si9 Walnut-s;reet,
Philadelphia.
GOdey's LRdy's Book
The June number is brilliant with new dresses,
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thousands Of lady readers the latest novelties in
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The work department contains the usual variety
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bead bell'pnll tissaS paper hyaeinths, crStcho,
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kin ring pattern for marking kltchen hand cloths
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Terms--one copy one year, 50, four eories $40
We will furnish the JouRSAL and Godsy one wear
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IHaEPer's Maga1lRe.-
/ The June number of this popular periadioal
opens very interesting paper entitled, " Over the
Plains N Colorada," illustrated this is followed
by continuation Of the dodge Club in Italy,
illustrated, which is succeeded by Ny Second
Childhood" with tee illustrations then We have
EseOrIai Jaao Morrison the Generals Story
Mst. Pa Waiting Maid, Tom corwiu oC Ohio
Day DrOAmerss The Nireinisns in Texas, cOacluied
Incidence A Maiden Lady's Heart, Romancei A
Philosopher's History OF the Rebellion; American
| Women aud French FASHIONS The Gathering on
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

IF you want Curraats, Citron, Mace, Tapiaea,
Il Farina, Pearl Barley, Dat Meal, Baking Pow
ders. Yeast, aud cAoiOs Groceries, got
iNSCH0 L. CHANFNEY'S.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

WET aud cold weather has destroyed the
wheat in nany parts Of Wisconsin.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24
NEW. ApVERTTsEMENTs.

II EGAL NoTICE.--Notice is hereby given Cha,
IL John Hackman, Guardian for Josephine Van
cenlee, and $. w 81. John, Administrator of the
estate OF EliLu Town, deceased, have filed their
accounts IN the Probate Court Of Wood County, for
final nj, and the same viii be for hearing
on the 7th day Of June, A. ID. 1857.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, May 20, 1857. 4c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

PROM BUFFALO-By Noe Ysk tina from De
pot cor Exchange and Michigan stre.u 81
so A. N. Rev York Day Express, (sun-
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MN; eusquehxnna 9.f0 p N. fSD3ree fusnerS
SOS p m, (rnp J, ard arrive in New York 1910 p
m Connects Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
awanna ! Western Railroad, and At Jersey City
with Midnight Express rraia Of New jersey Rait
road for PhiIadsIphe, Ealtiu ore s9d Washineton-
sac A. n BxprAss 4uaAs ~ Ayon and Hos-
pellsviiie (sundays exrspted). Arrives In Nee
York at 4: .. m Conpects Ut Kmira viii Ncrti<
ern central RAILWAY for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
= 1sum~sx netes. - n soSts
e,p,.d) stsb. At Hork siissfIs t!9s p n. tsop J
ard arrives In New York ZOO q Connects =
Jer,sy Nty whs Mofssas H.vssss Train ofNs~
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and washingtoe,
and Il New York with Morning Kxprsss Train fdr
", Bostop snd tssw BsElss4 etke qLTl
e.Io r N. View YSrk Mai E4psess,
3lfLY sStevGss tar SzI1sd nshna1N m, (sup.j
Interesting With the 4;ls p: m. Trait from nahs
sono. sh y nnif. lor harrisburg. PhIIadslpha
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exeepsea}. Stops At susqushsnna TAO . m. tBhfpk
~ rmusr5e shi2eH me ls4p~A and assas. stns Me-
r. York a s<5 > len.4CeaAecss AZ erta1 Desd Ma
Driawsre LAckawana Western Railroad fer
scranton Trenton and Philadelphia, and at Nes
Yotk with Afternoon Trains ara steamers fsi
fody one rsta East ~ s. asisy, iAvht Bsssso u
$40 q M .nfss reectiag N-w Work at Rso 4 nsx
Rosrox AND hKw kssL.sp PAssssefhs, with the
Baggage are transfsrred frss Of AStgs IN Ne 1ork
rsx prsr vrssusrrD AMP Nosr LuxvfsousI stsrf-
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Adrnnfnxe. OF Lain.

A very good member Of the General As
sembly of Rhode Island once moved 70 trsns,
late all the Latin phrases in the statutes 50
that the common people, could understand
them Tne exquisite oily of such a rneas>
ure was by no means obvious 10 the great
body Of the Assembly. 1t was qaiieaas
likely to pass as not. 4 good solid argus
meht against it would probably have carried
it through. The late Mr.. 0pdyke took the
ground that IL was no advantage to have the
people understand the laws. They we're not
afraid of anything which they understood.
II was these Latin words that they were
afraid Of. "Mr. Speaker, there was . msa .
South Kingston about twenty years ago. :
perfect nuisance, and nobody knew how 70
get rid of him. One day ne Was hoelns
corn, and he saw the Sheriff coming with
paper, and he asked vhatit WAS. Nov, !
he had told him it was writ what would he
have cared2 But he told him il WA saesdi
ad saafsfaetcndum, and the man dropped M
hoe and ran, and has not been heard from
since Nor has the proposition to translate
the Latin words in the statute. III
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Distrets sans-- errtoie suuer,nk
In London.

Whatever faults are properly chargeable to
the works. classes, tbs sseae DoS presented
10 our yiewis one which calls for pity and
suceor. The ordinary laborer, with bis com
paratiye scanty earnings, is soon impoyer
ished. Next follows the skilled workman,
and We are sorry to ind thatthis second state
of the calamity is close at hand. The eeuers
al distress is really alarming. Ship>building
and all its associate trades have come 10 q
stand-still Railway works are in much the
same plight. and the labor market generally
is in a state of abnormal depression.
The people are suffering patiently. In con.
tinental cities the hungry multitude would
clsmor for aid here they wait for it. As for
the notion that these starving muldtudes are
holding aloot from work on question OF
wages, there are no sigrs that such rs tn
case Just now Men who once earned good
wages are seen forkiug in crowds to the stone
7ard, anxious for the hard earned pittauce
Of three pence and loaf OF bread. ?