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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT
pIAEE

Tho election of OhiOs true and independ.
ent Senator, BEN. WADE, as President Of the
Senate, is not only matter of State pride,
but an evidence that the Senate is not will,
ing to trnst tho contingency of the Presi
dency in the hands of any doubtful man.
Mr.. WADE is, next to Mr.. SUMNER, the
oldest Senator now in that body, having
entered it in 1851. During all the period oil
his incumbency, he has uniformly been
true to the right-never shrinking from
Idnger-never yielding TO thrcats-neyer
compromising principle.
The Detroit Tribune endorses him in the
following most natterhg terms: o7 geo
ain the great Kansas Nebraska struggle, Mr.
Wades course was alike honorable to himself and
his constituency, and made him Of the fore
most men of the nation. lie has been uniformly
right on all tue main points in every great struggle
since, and he has borne himself so as To retain in
an unusual degree, the hearty confidence Of his po
lii ,al friends, and to win the respect Of his oppo-
nents. Mr. Wade is now sixty seven years Of age,
has been in public life for thirty years, knows our
political history thoroughly, acquainted well with
every political man in the nation is, from cOnvc-
ton, liberal in all his sentiments, and has bsen
from his very nature consistent throughout ca
rcor that has been unusually active and stormy.
Mr., Wade becomes President Of the Senate un-
der peculiar circumstances. or all his predeces-
sorS no one was chosen with special view to pos
sible Presidential succession. 1t Is undenable
that MIR. Wade has been mainly selected on this
OCCASION with an eye tu such contingency as the
impeachment and removal Of President johnson
His honesty, his rmness, his earlessness, and the
reliability of his principles have pointed him out
as peculiarly the man to succeed MIR. Foster and
his possession OF such qualities, which would be Of
the greatest Importance aud usefulness in suoh
crisis, explains the general appreciation that at.
topds the recent action of the Republican caucus
of the Senate"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
tibsE OF the xxxIxlh CONGnEss.

Glossnanda eOpyof thesSidr4aIily IsepOF Of the
last Censusssqnifrp a1g yHilt0'g ayHh
- ,,tl,,,, ----r- sa--.-,-r4-r---r-. N
CLOSE OF THE xXXIXth CONGRESS.
The XXXIXih Congress closed on Mon
day about noon, having completed most of
-tHs b.tslncss brought before It. The ptes.
dent having vctoeI the Military and Tenure
of Ofics bills, they were promptly PASSED
without bis signature, aud much other. bus
fneks. completed, y
Soon after noon on The 4th inst, the XLih
Congress assembled The House Of Rep
;ressutzitses was organized by the re.elec.
tion OF Hon. SrHtYLkR CoLrAx as Speaker
SThs sgfection is the best For four years
this distinguished son Of eur sister State
has presided over that body with such Dig
nifty and impartality as to give even Ills
bittsrtst political opponents no reason to
y Hon. BESl. +. WADE, tho distinguished
and reliable son Of Ohio, has been elected
as President otlhe Senate, and has thus be.
come the acting yice,President of the United
GmtehsA lhe npsiuOh NJ thAb ll'ho "'VHS W
more than ordinary importance OF pc.
ouIiar rcsponsibhity. However, brave and
sturdy Old IIES is equal to the position, for
throughout his long and eminent career, he
las ever been tho hrm aud consistent sup.
Porter Of FREQ Government. The Cincinnati
Gdsene but re,echoes the sentiments Of tho
Union men of the State Of Ohio, when il
says.-t, There is In him no oelemcnt Of weak
ness. When tho cause of freedom was pow.
erlcss and unpopular in the Senate, he was
ls feprless advocate. In the dark days of
the Republic he was tower Of strength in
that body, and in the whole course Of the
national struggIslor Itch never gave ut
terance 70, 81 npcertNiu sound. Forhis con-
sistency, his frmness, his honesty aud his
Legally, he is honored aud esteemed by the
peoplei and by his political opponents he
has always been respected The selection
Of Mr.. WADE. is q high tribute 10 the man,
aOredit to the Senate, anda source of pleas
,ire to the people.'F n9I ah i''i
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
NEW ilOADLAW.

An act relating 90 roads aud hIghways
has been passed .by the the General Assem
bly, Of tho State Of Ohio, aud is now law.
BY this act tho office Of Supervisor hae
b,en done away With, aud tho trustees of
the several townships of the State win
hereafter have the care, supervision and
o)ntrol Of all pablo roads and highways
within their respective townships. fhe
act is too lengthy for our columns, but al
may become acquainted With its provisions,
as copies OF 1t have be on sent for distribu
ton throughout the various townships.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
3 a n,olt Az A HOAX.

Certain Democratic papers havc published
what purports to be letter signed by A,
S, KuNKLR as CAief of Ordnance. Depart.
ment Of Ohio, of the Grand Army of the Re.
pubIlb9 stating that certain arms had been
shipped to tho post at Napoleon. p s.' ~
The Columbus correspondent Of The Tin,
oipnati Gazette says there is no officer OF
tho Grand Army by that namC, aud the COO.
clusion is that some one has been perpetra
ting SELL .',. ~, ,..,,.
Thearmy haslnow one hundred posts in
the State, and it is thought that within a
month the number viii be doubled y li
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

II.
SrSArE,--In Senate the following bills
were passed:
A bill giving bastards the right Of Inher,
iIance from the mother, the same as aegiti-
mate children. ~ y
A bill TO provide for the voluntary, tdiaso-
luton OF corporations.
A bin authorizing q tar Of one:tehth OF a
mill for tho nse o. scIFo0f Ifbraries N cities
The following bills, with others, were in
troduaed n a. ~. q y 4 ~ e. ~
A bill Tor The establishment of an Agri.
cultural and Mechanical College, at some
place where 100 acres OF land and $4,000
in money, OF $l00, 600 In money, may he do
mated; appropriatine 875,O00 from the
State Treasury for buildings, and 5000 for
expenses, 10. f1fo uie NfWh-2t
A bill for providing for building new
Institution for the l}IInd, to cost not mote
tlan 100000. eF 10 l7d' 't9i - Z
bhlto protect sidewalks. y la ia -.
house resolution, TO pay Gen. d. w. II.
Day $4,000 for services the last year, was
poised. 3D., r' |Hi "H '' 7'',.
HOUSE,. --In the House the following bills
werepaSaed; hH I'fi aa .''i1' 9"
u Senate bill for the protection of eeme-
ito oies--prohibiting gaming, shooting, &c,
in or about them. ~ ~t"a 'h p rH
ALLOWING county surveyors Sc per day
and ten cents per mile for travel, &c.
Requiring turnpike and plank roads need
ing repairs to'apply tolls to that purpose
under penalty OF having a justice Of the
peace take possession Of them
Senate bill providing for leasing The
property of insane and itliotic persohss
Bills were introduced, of'tt atl
Requiring all passenger trains on Rail
roads to stoT ier passengers at alt towns oi
2 500 mhabtanis. Wv A'h"" b.
Requiring hu bands aud wives 10 testify
against each other In all criminal cases ex
ospt for q ,ultery.l afH't
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

TuE Washington correspondent Of tho
Cincinnati Commercial published u sensa-
tional story some time since purporting To
report conversation between Messrs. Ste.
vens. Ashley aud Bingham, in which tho two
former intimated that the impeachment res.
olution originally introduced was inteuded
TO include General Grant, Soon after the
publication pa M OF , the letter Mr., Ashley pro
asknr his authority Ior lie renori TIis
was refused, on the ground that Il would
involves member OF Congress, Mr.. Stevens
pronounces the story without foundation.
The question Of Veracity now lies between
the correspondent aud Mr., Bingham. .''
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
GENERAL sCHENCK DECLINES.

General ScuENcx has written a letter, in
which he refuses to permit his namc to 50
batore tho Convention as q candidate for
Governor, The following ia an extract from
the Generals letter of declnatiou;
cannot boa candidate for Governor
It is better for me to be hore. My constit
uents have assigned mo to duty rs their
Representative for two years more, and |
willstick to the post Thanks to tho nany
friends in all parts of the State, who have
sent mo the most ha,terins assurances OF
their support, butm heNrt is in tho sseaI
Union cause, and believe | can serve tha
caasc moro usofuily by staying for tho pres
eut where | am
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

TnE Legislature Of Ohio has taken step
backward in refusing to give the people au
opportunity to declare for impartial suf.
frage. Bat this clog 10 the voice of free.
dom will avail weskkneed conservatives
nothing. The day of impartial suffrage ia
not far distant, and those who so stoutly
resist the swelling stream Of true free-
dom will soon find themselves borne along
as straws or drift-wood upon the mighty
current.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08


~ The Northwest Not hewerq of wood or
drawers Of waterfor New England monopolists
o,feht the Northweat 10 be. Wa 70 her Reprosen-
taiises wby aidt the eofinotants y feveur her hpb-
stance apdinpovadsh Der peeple, by high thfids,
unequal tasAHoH aud the oreahcb OF unpesessafJ
debt
The above sentiment was in tfho Dem
ocraiic programme at their Eighth OF Jan,
nary Banquet M C0imhbuS. Hon. Charles
Reemelin responded 70 II, a few facts " "
take the starch out bf the tbast aud apeecli
The manufacturing Safes Of Rhode Island
Massachnsetts, Connecticut, New York,
New Hampshire, New Jersey aud PennsylI
vania, for whose benefit tho tar8 is AS
snned by the Democracy TO be sustained
have a population Of l0,337 ,03Qs while tho
noirmanufactnring States Of Ohio, Illinois,
Missouri, Kontncky, Michigan, Maine, Ner'
,mont, Wisconsin,, and Tennessee, have, TO-
gether, a population Of l,308,773. u
The ,manufacturing States pay $l25,5C0,
S27 Of the internal revenue. while the agri.
cultural States above named, with one mil
lion more people, pay $l7,20O,ll7,or ab1u
80 per cept, OF the amount of internal reyo
nue. paid by the manufacturing States. The
people of the manufacturing States ray a.
average internal revenue of$l3 80 per head
while those Of the agricultural States pay
an average Of 80 81 per head. 1
\ According to these facts, the West isno
taxed very large amouutto sustain the
Bast, Some of our Democratic brethren
may retort thst the consumers pay tue dH
ference in taxation, At the sans time, how
eyer, they will perversely forget that th'
manufacturing population consumes al
much as the non-manufacturing people
There 10 nothing to which your true, dyed
inthe-wool Democrat objects so sturdil,
as facts which upset his arguments,
The revenue taxation per capita, IN tn
States above enumerated, is as follows: u
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
The Fate of Missing Soldiers Becoming
Known. " OIL

Known. m o.,
Tho Charleston Is. C) Ners says that
tho remains Of Lieutenant Edwin Reade, Of
the Third Ohio Regiment, were found in
that city on the 26til ult., under somewhat
singular circumstances. The body was
buried1in the cellar of house OF Legare
street, and though it had been under ground
for nearly three years, was but slightly de-
composed. 1t was wrapped about with n
coarse cloth. The deceased had been con-
fined dHripg the siege in the white house
at the west end of Broad Street, as priso.
uer of War, in company with General Sew
monri and others. about two hundred in all
He had escaped, and had been concealed
by some negroes OH the premises in Legare
street. While at this retreat he died. and
tho negroes, fearing detection, buried the
body in the cellar, and having no coffin,
wrapped it in d cloth. After the evacua'
lion nothing was heard abaut Lieutenant
Reade, and these facts have only recently
como to lighi-7-the negroes who had thus
buried him having l1ft the city with Their
masters. The bpdy waS removed to Il Q
Raper Hospital, to oAwait proper sepulture.
The Ners adds that at least six corpses
have been discovered under singular Gil.
cum tances, since the snrl ender of tho city.
Their recovery il due to the circular
describing tho mssing men, that have been
read in, the different colored churches by
their pastors. The negroes who oiiciated
on these occasions gladly gave whatever
information they possessed, and by this
means the resting place of many Of the
heretofore unknown dead has been dis
covered. lat..' .. H te
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
MANUFACTURING STATES.
~, IN"HIH HIH--i--@--.-',.--.-
hole population, lO,S31 ,030.
NuN MANUFACTURING STATES.
'hole population, II. .3Os,77s.

Tho knock-down figures are that the man
ufacturing States with smaller population,
pay SIS, 800 Z 10 more internal revenue taxes
than the non manufacturing States, or, the
people in the Eastern States pay 81 so each,
taxes. where tho non.manufacturius people
OF the West pay oily one dollar Dayton
Journal. 90. I.' at,.a ..I HH 'l
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

THE New York Senate has adopted an
amendment to the act providing for con,
stitutional Convention, stipulaiiug that all
citizens, without distinction OF color or sex,
shall vote on the adoption Of the new Con.
stitution.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

uP 10 this time the Constitutional Amend
ment has been ratified ny nineteen States
aud rejected by thirteen,a all the latter among
the unreconstructed except Delaware, Ken
tucky aud Maryland. Tennessee voted
for the Amendment.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

A WAsuINGToS correspondent OF the
Pitisburg Commercial says that in tls
lively debate between MIR. Loan and Mr..
Hale on the connection OF Andrew johnson
with tho assassination of Mr. Lincoln, Mr.
Loan said that the proof Of his charge
would be submitted al the riSh, time aId
in the right place
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
Manhood: How Lost, how Restored.

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eW This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
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Sent, under seal In plain eope 10 any address,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

hitch NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given to all
~ those concerned, that petition has been fled
with the Clerk Of Milton Township, Wood County,
Ohio, praying the Trustees of said township for
the location OF ditch drain or water-course, COM
mencing at the ne of the i Of the sw Il Of Sec
ton tweny-three (23), town four IA north Of range
nine t9) east running thence north along the half
section lines to the NV of the u Of the ne
q of section eleven (11l, town four north, range
nine (9) east, and there terminate. Said ditch is
considered beneficial and will add to the health of
the citizens now living along the line of the pro-
posed route. The Trustees Of said township will
meet at the house of W. W. Ellsworth, on TUES.
DAY, the 26th day of March, A, D. 1867, to hear
the prayer Of said petition, at 10 o'clock Am
MANY PETITIONERS.
Milton Center, March s, 1857. ~ -45c#
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
Democratic Tactics.

About one hundred colored men have
been discharged by their Conservative em
pioyers ia Georgetown, for voting the Union
ticket At the late election.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

U.. II
nITCH NOTICE.-Noticeis hereby given to
~ all those concerned, hatthere has been pc
ttion fled with the Clerk of Milton Township,
Wood County, Ohio, praying the Trustees of said
township for the location Of ditch, drain or water
course, commeocng at the southwest corner of the
e 4 ofthe Sc u OF section fifteen (15I, town four
az, north cf range nine 10y east; thence north 10
the NV corner of the cast Sc n Of section fifteen
(l5), town four AZ range nine (9) east thence
west TO the sw corner OF the 4 of the ne x Of
section No fifteen l5), town four ~ NORTH, range
nine (9) east thence north along the half section
lines to the ne corner of the Y OF the NV Il Of
section ten (10); thence east 10 county ditch No.
three (3); thence down said ditch 70 the north line
Of Milton Township, and there terminate +-said
ditch being necessary, in the opinion of your peti-
TONERS, for the health and convenience Of those
living adjacent thereto. The Trustees of said
township will meet at the house Of w. w. Ellis
WORTH to hear the prayer Of said petition, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, MONDAY, March 25, 1867.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Milton, March 5, 1867. 45c#
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

SrArEMsSrs from Virginia are TO the effect
that in that State there would be twico as
many white voters as black.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

I EGAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
- John f. Harpell, Executor of 10 eph A. Har-
pcll, deceased, has filed in the Probate Court of
Wood County, Ohio, his account for final settle
ment of said estate, and the same will be for hear
ing on the 16th day Of March, A. ID. 1867.
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, March 2, 1867. 45c*
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

I EGAL N0TICE.-NotIce is hereby given that
VIM. s. IIandon, deceased, has filed his account
in the Probate Court Of Wood County, for final
settlement and the same will be for hearing on
the 22d dav of March, A. d. 1867.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, March 5, 1867 45c
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

vktpAshe ABvicE ron 4Hr ksTLfcrEks--Dr. s1rica-
LAnp In frply to nufherouH hpplieatiO for avice
wshes 10 inform those wlb eft ilcted that th6t may
consult him on al Acu OF chrohie Diseased ty lel.
ter, stating The age symptome, AZ, with fee ~ two
dollars duelosed. DR. o. has obtained great nobrety
a. an eSpeTieneed Phyaelah, both a. Eprop5 and
AnseTica, Especially in the ttsatmentof Chronle Con
piants, aher other doctors have failed 10 eject cure.
Those suffering should Immediately send for "A pre-
scrlpton, by addressing DR., A, STRICKLAND, clncin-
uatt, Ohio. 44zs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
MEW ADyERTIsEMENTs
For sale by j. ticket Is.

One lot and half just east Of the Baptist Church
in Perrysburg, on The railroad suitable for aware
house or machinery. Pr .I
Also. business ss lot in Dos Moines, Iowa--low.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08

We are under obligations to Hon. J, N. AsnLEY
fSt RxFiss 81 boHnd Volumes of the Congressional
GlObsnsnds eOpyof thesiidaaIily IsepOst Of the
las, Censusheqi1lsrp ou y.info'g gHb
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-08
NOTICED

TTHoSE knowing themselves indebted TO The un-
j. dersgned ars requested 10 call witLoat delay
and settle their accounts. it is necessary that
my books sh1eld be squared up very soon.
have aD assortment Of Boots and Shoes, which
I am now oAeriOg at cOsS and they can be had al
bArgaia upon early application. N
ROBERT ESOOFT.
, PeTvysburg, February 20, 1857. s5 Asd
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ToB WORK, in all styles and eolors, neatly ex-
a seatsd at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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nnit.d states senate-Extra Session.

WASHINGTON. April s.-Mr. Williams (Oregon)
oaerad resolution that the President of the Senate
al Ave o'clock next Wednesday, adjourn the present
session Of the Senate sine die
Mr. Sumner tMass) OBJECTED 70 the present conslue-
ration of the resolution. ,, a., ,-,-
The President OF the Senate appointed Mr. Johnson
fAd on the Committee on Printing % fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Riddle
HTr WILEY NV Va oferad resolution, which
odnpied That the secretary of War be requested to
communicate to the Senate copies Of all deeds con
Nevances and other evidences OF ste, by which the
IpIed States nave claim to land, tenements and
water privileges at or near ihrpers Ferry, in West
Virgina what parts thereof any, have been sold or
transferred and for what purposes and whether there
is any reason why any part of the lands, and tene
mel U.s. and water privileges unsold and undisposed
OF should not now be sold.
On motion Of Mr.. Ramsey the Senate went into
session.
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FOURTH EDITION |
1.ATEsTNEws BY ATLANTIC CABLES


LONDON. April 50 P. M.-There is q feeling
Of distrust in financial and political circles,
which has increased TO war panic The Gov
eminent has sent several ships OF war to CadiE,
Spain, to enforce the British claims arising out
of the seizure OF the Tornado.
QUEENSTOWN, April 50 p. M.-The steam
ship Africa, Captain Anderson, from Boston
on the 9th ultimo, arrived here to-day.
LIVERPOOL, April 80 p. M.-The steamer
Malta Captain McMickan. from New York on
the 27th ultimo, arrived here yesterday.
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.lRARMes BEFORE ALDERMAN BEITLER.-At
me Central Station to-day, James Morgan was
charged with swindllng. He sold piece of silk
10 g, Wagner, representing 1t to contain
eighteen yards. On examining IL, it was found
70 contain only fourteen yards. He was held in
$500 bail for further hearing.
James Swain had a hearing. He is "profes-
sional" and has only been released from prison
since the 9th of March. He was captured last
evening in doorway, near Front and Market
$500 bail for further hearing.
LOSSES BY FIRE.-The following are the
amounts OF losses by, the burning OF the stable
at Front and Almond streets:-Arthur Nugeut,
$1,000; George, stevedore, on stock, ETC.. $500;
Higgins, harness, $780, William Chandler,
stock, $500; 7. Deyine, loss Of horse. 600; p.
building stock, fixtures, etc., will reach $4,000.
For particulars OF the fire see inside sheet.
FALL oP A SCAFFoLD.-About 10 o'clock
this morning Gcaffold at Sixteenth and Master
fell. William Jackson was precpitated 60 the
cellar and badly bruised. He was removed to
his home, Germantown Road and Norris
street,