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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

TIE citizens Of Valparaiso think the
United States is moro friendly TO Spain
than 10 Chill and Peru, for which reason
the oilir Of mediation by onr GOyeinment
Will not, probably, be accepted. ID
Ar the New York Union League Club a
resolution eensuring Horace Greeley wac
voted down. The bailug Of JEFF Davis
was condemned but the CIubrcfuoe to cen.
sure any member for lavoriug ill.,,
GEORGE MAsES. a Southern spy, suspected
OF having been connected with tho Lincoln
assasanalioU plot. has been arrested in Can.
ada aud broughtto this country, His .tcs'
timony is waaled in tho Sarratt trial.
PREpARtrloSs arc in progress for taking
tho census Of 1870, through The Internal
Boveuuc Bureau. A census Of tho whole
country was taken last November and De.
ccmber, which showed a population Of 81,
j0j,S82. ....
GBNEnAL S1oRLEs has ordered an mvest
CATION OF the case Of a man in South Caro-.
lima unler seuteuo9 OF death for murder
who claims that the murder was committed
in soit-dcfeHso while hc was aiding Union
prisoners to escape.
RRponrs from The South America to May
10Th, via London june / say that Blazi
has rejected tlo offered mediation Of the
United Satos aud will prosecute the wal
to au eud General Uriques, with 10000
men, has deserted tho Allies.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07
IMPEACHMENT.

The Judiciary Committee charged with
tho investigation OF the grounda for the
impeachment of the President, completed
their'examiuNtion OF witnesses Monday, and
adjourned until the 2Gth inst, after voting
to that the evidence taken will not
jusd(ya a charge OF impeachment. The mem.
bers OF tho committee, who votod With the
majority, are WiLsoN WoopBRlpGn, Cum
oiIlLL, MARSHALL aud ELpBRtpdE; the last
two Democrats. Those who voted in favor
ola charge Of impeachment, ara BourwrLtr
Thomas, LAWRENCE and WudINMs. All
tho Republican mombors Of the committee
voted taat the conduct of the President
deserved The scvesest condemnation.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says, it must not bc in.
ferred that tho impeachment question haR
been fully disposed of, for there is positive
assurance that it will DO brought before
the House at the earliest opportunity
eithci in July or December and that body
will be required to give u square vote either
FOR or against it. Meantime, till Congress
meets, the impeachment men will spare no
effort to streng then the case There is no
reasou for supposing that any further ma
terial testimony can be offered.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

Democratic Arguments iu favor Of lnpef-
liol suffrage ore not wanting. We.appepd
aiewof thom that are worthy Of special
attention at Ills junctnrci
" All poiitlcd power is Inherent Ii he
peoBis Goyornmuutis instituted for their
ep0fpfotcCtion and benefit, and Mey havd
The right to alter reform, or abolish the
sanc, whenever they may dsem it ncces.
slry.' - Constitution 0f Ohio, 1yf / See 1,
Irhc Constitution Of this state was framed
byR Convention of which the presiding
officers, aud majority Of tho uehibc crs
were Democrats.
We hold these truths TO be sclf.evdenl:
that all men arc created egtdl that they ara
endowed by their Creator with certain in.
alennble righis that among those nre life.
liberty aud the pursuit Of happiness.
That to secure these rights governments
are instituted among men. deriving their
Just pDmer /polHik8 c0ns71 Ofihs g0Ua'uef.
thst whenever any form Of government
becomes destructive OF these ends IL is the
right OF tile pgpDie to alter or abolish it,
DeGjardiiOH of Independence, ieriiteR BIZ
1HDm0s JeGDSOn, Il Democrat
" Universal suffrage and universal cdu
cnliou" Toast given by john G. Calhoun.
at Browns Hotel, in Washington in 1919.
Color ought to have no more to do with
tho matter (voting) than size. Only cstab
ltsh a right standard, aud then apply il i'm
partially. A rulc Of that sort is too firmly
fixed in Justice and equality to be shaken.
it commeud5 itself too clearly 20 tao good
sentiment OF the entire hody Of our county
mcn to bo successfully ltaversed by oh.
jecljous. Oacc bet this principle be fnjrly
presented TO tho people OF tho scccral
States. with the knowledge on their part
thnt they alone arc to have tho disposal
aud settlement Of Il, and we sincerely be.
lieve it wouIhuot.bo long bcforo it would
he adopted by cycry State IN the Union -
Boston Post Dcmocrdtic.
"'l'ho word g white" is not found in any
OF the original constitutions, save only that
of South Carolina In every Other State
negroes who possessed the qualifications
that were required impartially Of all men
wero admitted 10 vote. Aud many OF that
r.ce did vo'o IN the Southern as we'll as in the
Northern States Aud moreover, thry
voted thp Democratic ticket, for il was the
DouInoratc party of that day which affirmed
their right in that respect upon an impair
tal basis with white men. All Democrats
cannot even at this day, have forgotten
tho statement of General Jackson that he
was supported for the Presidency by nngrt
voters IN the state of TENNESSEE" - Obicu
g0 Times, Dda3Ocydttc,
The doctrine of impartial suffrage is
one Of the earIiest and most essential doc.
rues OF democracy. II is the affirmation
Of the right OF every man who is made a
partakur ot the burdens Of the State to be
iroprescntad by his own consent or vote IN
its government. 1t is the first principle
uuOu whitehall irue rppub}irlu ooVarnin1ni
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

Thg President, on Monday, moved round
from Richmond, Va, to Raleigh, N. c. Al
Petersburg, Weldon and other poIuls he
was appropriately received, aud responded
in modest strain. leaving Secretaries
SEWARD and RASpALL 10 youch for him,
AT Raleigh he made qnito long speech,
which was exceedingly temperate t1r him,
Ills trip seems TO awaken considerable Gu
ihnsiasm.
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A Terrible Plague in the i>innG OF Maui
ritius ~ Nearly FOuriecu Thousand |
Deaths.

A Terrible Plague in the I>lnnG or Mau-
ritius - Nearly FOuriecu Thousand
Deaths.
tFrom the Boston Advertiser, MAY 3el
We have received through private
source laio number of the OceriDld Com
m'rcjdt Galafte, paper printed at Mau,
rltluS, which gives full account et tho
disease raging on that iIlud aud cspe.
cially at Port Louis, This disease is a
non-cont6gious fever, yet is epidemic aud
has assumed most Nirulcnt form. Up
wards vt six thousand persons died n
March, and during tho first half of April the
mortality OF the island reached upwards oi
tive Thousand more, Port Louis alone dug.
ing this h,teI period lost two thousand
eight hundred aud seventy.uiue, ont ol u
population of eighDy thousand, rhe dis
casc seems 90 loo couiacd mainly to the
northwest part of the island, aud the mum
her ct dc0ths up 60 the 18th OF April ia eS-
tmated at l516i in tho aggregate.
Tho cause OF the disease is thought to
be the Glthy and crowded state Of tho at
footed disticts-at least, aggravated by
this, since those plantations where any
care has Uoep taken have been nearly free
froN tho cpidemic. Medicine is also cN.
eeedtngly scarce, aud ON the 18th OF April
/ Qnluiue was publicly sold at ei2 an ouuce
/ The authorities Socm just getting aroused
I 20 sruSe of their duucs and Some vigor.
( GUS sanitary measures were about TO bo In.
augmated, according 20 the latest alyic,s
/ Meanwhile, favorable change in the
/ weather was relied on to check tho raw
ages OF the destroyer.
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Twelve Years OF sleep.

some eight mjlcs FROM Hickman there cx
lists Young laly who presents the most
wonderful case OF coma, or pretema tuaal
disposition To sleep, of which we have
ever known or heard When about twelve
years old she was taken with severe
chill, aud treated by her physicians accord,
ugly, As tho tcycr which followed the
chilli suhsjled, sho toll iuto deep sloen
in which condition She has romluel ever
since, except at intervals, Size awako8
regularly twico in every twouty four hours,
at which time nouyishmeut is given her,
and Il is u most stugUar fact that sho al
ways awakes within a few minutes OF the
same hours every day, Sho viii remain
awake and perfectly conscious Eve, tom or
perhaps Fifteen miuut,s, sUd then gradually
drop oil 10 sleep again. When asleep
il iA utterly Impossible to arouse her.
Sho is now twouty-fOur years old, aud has
consequently been Ia this camatoso condt
ton period ottwelyo years, When awak,
she docs not appear 10 suDer, except nom
a drowsy, gaping inclination, aud a pcrss
tent effort To cleanse her thrua, of phlegm
She is OF Ordinary SIZE, aud her limbs and
muscles well proportohcd and developed
/ Sho has grown considerably since hor at
atoNOp, Her name is Mary Goisy, ant
/ her mother is a very poor widow lady, dc
( pendent upon the charity of poighbors an,
\ visitors tor support She has heen Wis
/ tied since her a.liotioa by many emineu
/ physicians, but her condition duGes al
Z medical sk.il. -HjckWaa Courier.
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eSmEuIFF,S SALE.
Henry c, Lawronoej
Lucas Common Pleas.

Henry {. Lawrcnce,j
vs.. Lucas Common Plane
Flele Rcsiel et al \
ty virtue Of order of sale Issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of tho Court Of Common
Pleas, OF Lucas County, Ohio, aud to me directed
and delivered, will Offer tor sale st public ven,
du,, az the Wooden Bowl Faetory, in Perrysburg
Ohio, on
MONDAY, June IL, 1907,
Between the hours of 10 and n O'Clock A. NJ, ol
said day, the lnllowaC described property, to-wit
Fity dogsu Wooden DovlS one Boiler aud Steam
Engine, with Betting and other fixtures theret,
belonging.
CHARLES w. EyERS, Sheriff.
PeTrysborg, June 8, 1857. 66s3 %
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07
HOW THEY VOTE.

4 municipal election took place in the
city of Washington, on Monday last in
which the heretofore despised negro OK.
ercised the right given him by the NNNINth
Congress-. The election passed oil in the
most quiet manner possible. Tho Wash
ington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says tho conduct of the new y made
voters was in tho highest degree commend.
able, and the most bitter parti2anship can
tind nothing 20 censure, except tho fact
that they almost universally voted the
Republican ticket They were so fully
alive to their novel duty and privileges
that SO far as possible they presented their
ballots in the early part Of tho day, At
one precinct three hundred OF thom go
into lino half an hour before tho poll,
opened. AT another, four hundred were
on hand by six O'clock, At another There
were abont ono thousand in solid column
at 8 o'clock, and at still another, six hun
.dred took possession of the field at The
blight hour of o'clock, in the morning
The polls opened at and closed at :
The aggregate o( votes must bo consider
ably less than the number of names regis
tered for in ono precinct over leo mel
stood in line waiting to voto when the polli
closed. In another about l15, aud il
another over 800. The negroes wero gon
crafty first at the polls, and therefore, il
hoavy precincts, the majority of those who
did not get chance to vote We're, perhaps
whites. The Republican majority IN Ga,
oity ia estimated at from twelve to fourteen
thousand
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

DOAD NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that
n the Viewers and surveyor appointed ON tho
proposed county road, commencing at the quarter
post, between sections eight (Sl and nine Ql, in
Henry Township, Wood County, Ohio thence west
on said quarter line through sections eight 81 and
seven Il of said township aud section twelve tl2)
in jackson Township, in said county, 10 the Oise-
go tree Turnpike Road, and ,hyre termiuate--will
Township, ON the oh day ct July, 1857, at ten %
clocS in the forenoon, for the purpose oc viewing
and surveying said proposed road. Of which non-
resident au3holders on the line OF said ,aad and
O.hers Will take notice.
y, Il. FAIL aud o.hcrs Petitioners.
June z, 1851. 6ds
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

7 AIDES, DON'T OVERLOOK THIS The
= best preparation in the world for the complex
ion. For 25 Gents we will send Receipt for the
above preparation, so that every lady can make
her own Z" Circassian Balm" for one-quarter of
Of what she has to pay the druggist and has the
satisfaction of bnowug that there are no poison
Gus drugs in the mixture. Address
BENNETT & JORDAN, z. o. Drawer $50
5zz Cleveland, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

IT is believed at Washington that the
President seriously contemplStes the early
restoration Of municipal authority, of the
officials whom General Pope removed AT
Mobile. for ineificienoy VI positive eompli-
CITY ia the Kelley riot.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

THe Maryland Convention has resolved
that the new Constitution oush. to contain
provision Ndn,ituug tho evidence OF
negroes ia eon,ts Of Justice, Il took two
days Oh discussion TO work the Convention
up TO this point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

nITCH NOriCE.-Noticc is hereby given to
l , all those concerned that there has bcen pc.
titinn filed with the Clerk Of Webster Township
Wood County, Ohio, asking the Trustees of said
township 10 locate ditch, drain or water-eoutse,
commencing at the road known as the Kellogg
Road in snd township between sections and -,
town 6, range .; th1uca north along or near the
section line of scctious 81 and SO, % and So and
20, town and range aforesaid, until il iutersccts
TnuSSaiut Crock, and there torminate said ditch
is considered highly beneficial and will add to the
health Of The citizens living along the propuSod
route. Tho Trustees nt said township will meet at
tho house of Isaac Smith, Ia said township, on the
s2,h day Of June 1857, at 9 O'Clock \. NJ, to hear
the prayer OF said peii,ion.
ISAAC SMITH, Petitioner,
Webster Township. May 20. 1907. OBJ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

Az atiemptto asSassiuato the agent OF the
Frsednan's Bureau, at Iazeweil Court
house, Virginia, WAS made a few days
since. The citizens held an indignation
meeting os the matter
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

TINS Grand Lodge Of Good remplars of
North America. in session at Detroit, con
cluded its business on Friday. aud adj
iourned TO meet at Poughkeepsio, n. ~
nezkyear, May 2Sth. Before adjournng a
report was adopted recommending tho for
nation Of county leagues, pledged to vote
only for temperance men, and it the existing
parties would not give them such mon, TO
nominate aud yoto TOR them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

4 FoRr HEARNRy dispatch says the IN
dian war on tho Platte has fairly begun.
Stealing of all sorts, aud murder OF settlers
30 on daily. Troops are beiug moved rap.
idly, and measures are being completed to
head the savages. Spotted Tad has been
captured. aud Of course he is now Tor
peace, although his young men are engaged
an robbug, numbering aud buruiag every
thing within their reach.
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pEmRYSnURe. OmIn.
TIE CROPS.

June dooe not follow up the chilly cccrn-
~ triciHos Of the Spring monthe but bursts
upon us ID all the ruddy glow Of genuine
Simmer. AT length wo have bidden adieu
to tho frost and chill Of shveriug SIring
o and all nature .seems TO rejoice at The
change. The growing vegetation and crops
give evidence OF their joy, Tor every shrub
aud plant seems TO vie With it's fellow IN
Ia making up for lost time. Every variety OF
vegetation is pushing lorwad With a vim
The past low days have been growing
.o weather in tho broaiest acccpiation OF tho
oyosern and the warm, genial rays Of tho SUI
have quickoncd into activity tho frucuiying
powers Of nature to an extent tbat gives On.
couragement to the husbaudmau. Peaches
aro as large as hazel-nuts, aud tho trees
are filled. Apples give promise Of an
abundant yield. Other fruits hold out no
less 1attering prospects. OF the small
o ofruits-strawberr raspberrios, currants
aud the like-no finer prospect could bC
desired. The hay crop will I've heavy
There never were more cheering indications
va for wheat, and the only regret is that more
has not been sown. The only drawbacks
Just now is in the corn crop. The con
tinued rainy season rotted much that was
planted, pecossitoting replantiug, aud in
somo localities this has not been attended
10 as yet. But if our farmers can set all
their corn in by the middle Of the present
month, all will yet be well, aud we venture
the prediction, that with lato fall, viii eli
we probably will have, the yield in the
p corn crop will not fall behind.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07
AFrENTiON EVERYRODY!

DELNAST'S FRENCH VERMIN PREVENT
ID lNE.--These Lozenges, carried about the
person or laid in your bed or sceping-rOOm viii
keep yourself and apartments free from Lice, Bed
bugs, Fieus and other Normin. .I
Price Of Lozenges 20 cents each, sent by mail
post paid, securely packed, on receipt of the price,
Address BENNETT h JORDAN,
Z. q. Drawer 2S9, Cleveland, o. '
5zz Me oniy .iacricun Agcnis.
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GRRAr complaints OF the unusual mortal
ily among sheep Eis Spring, ave heard
from portions ol this State, Pennsylvania
and tho West, foot rot and other diseases
being assigned as the cause
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II ts now sAid that Slrratt is TO be tciod,
June 10th, ou the present indictment
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Administratol's Sale

A DNINtSTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice Is
N hereby given that tho undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator ON
the esnteot George NJ. Gunter, deceased, late Of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves acrorlinglv.
j. A. SHANNON, Administrator.
PcrrySburg, June 3, 1857. Cd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07
Buckeye Mower and Reaper
tIVuE PREMIUM MACHINE r. Extract from
4 the official Report Of the
Great National Eield Trini,

gield Mt Anbarn4 III July, 1866.
The record Of the Buckeye is interesting in
view Of the fact that il was the pioneer in the path
of the great improvements which have popularzed
Moving Machines and made them an absolute ne
cessity to every farmer. 1t took the prize at the
Groat National Trial Of Mowers aud Reapers, at
Syracuse, in 1881, and at once sprang into great
popularity. IN the hands of Aultman. Miller \ Co.
il met with an enormous sale. The result OF this
Trial clearly shows that it still keeps the forward
rank which it won Mt Syracuse, and at many other
subsequent trials aud that il is still worthy the
patronage and confidence of the public, as it has
been in amy preceding portion of its history"
Descriptive Circulars aud Synopsis Of Official
Report Of Trial furnished on application.
.95' DO not buy Machine because it is called
the Buckeyc, ,pi 50 You know it to be the genuine,
manufactured by Autumn, Miller 4 Co., Akron,
Ohio, and for sale by
w. CROOK Perry sburg, and
HENRY Philips, Tale lr
Who have the exclusive right to sell in Wood aud
lucas Counties. Call and SEQ these Machines at
their Agricultural Warehouses. 81
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THE man who offered reward otS 600, f..
600 for the assassination of President Lin.
oolu, on being arrested, produced pardon
from President Johnson aud was released,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-07

MISNEsorA promises $4,000 900 bushels
Of wheat this year tho breadth OF land
sown is enormous
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


7 QST, by Thomas Mawer. Ditch Order for
II ilgu 81 No. 4Ot5. on Ditch No I, Of date
September T. 1915, drawn in favor Of David Dom
.aldsoh. Refuse this Q.IeP unless presented by
said TIf0MA AS MAWER.
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

Which embraces all The most desirable qualities
to be found in the market.
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"A HoEsk, belonging to Mr.. HASLEY, was
killed a few days since by slipping backward in
10 an old we'll, on vacant lot on Front street.
A MATCH game Of base ball will be- played at
this place between the Invincibes, Of Perrysburg,
and the Miamis, from the other side Of the river.
-DRrscoLL's Mnstrels gave an entertainment
on Monday evening which was well received and
largely attended. They repeat their performance
tomorrow Saturday evening, at Maume e City.
A CHAP, whom beer had made jovial, a few
days since, attempted to catch coming loeOmo-
tive I" on ay." The result was, the COW catcher
knocked him of his pins" and sent him spin
ming beyond "ths frst base."
"A DISTURBANCE occurred in our streets, on
Monday last, which, for while presented all the
features Of general melee, or free 6ght. But
our officials very promptly quelled the by the
arrest Of three offenders, Of tue Teutonic persua-
sion. The result was, lodgings were furnished
them over night in the county jail and on the fol-
lowing morning, they were offered a handsome OPP
portuuty Of contributing the sum of S65 to the
School Fund Two Of them have likewise been
bound over in the sum of 500 each for their ap-
pearanco before the Probate Court, to ans y er to
the charge Of assault.
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Union Representative Convention.

Pursuant to call, the delegates from Wood and
Ottawa Counties met in Convention at Elmore, on
Saturday, August "a, 1857, to nominate candi-
date for Representative in the Legislature, to be
supported by the Union voters of the District com
posed Of said countless at the next October election
The Convention was organized by Hon. JoHN
KELLEY, of Ottawa, being called 10 the Chair, and
8. b. PRICE, Of Wood, and JAMES MAXWELL, oI
Ottawa, chosen Secretaries.
There being but one candidate presented to the
Convention, Hon. H. L. WooD, be wss declared the
unanimous choice Of the Convention for reelection
The following resolution was offered by John
Jtnney, Esq, of Ottawa, and adopted
Resolved, That il is the sense of this Convention
that Hon. b. F. WADE should be returned to the
United States Senate, in recognition of past serv-
ICES aud unswerving fidelity to the great loyal
ealseof the country, but that our Representative
be untrammeled BY instructions, and left to govern
his course as circumstances and the needs Of the
Cause may require.
On motion of j. F. Price, Esq, of Wood, a Dis
trid Committee of two from each county was ap-
poied. The following persons constitute said
Committee: tr
William B. Sloan and James p. Luckey, of OF
kwa; aud j. F. Price aud George Laskey, OF
Mood.
nation prevailed that the proceedings Of the
Convention be published in the Republican papers
Of the District.
On motion, Convention adjourned siie die.
49, JOHN KELLEY, Chairman.
Jns. & MI%x, uT Secretaries.