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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
DEATH OF JOHN a. ANDREw.

Ex-Governor JoHn A. ANDRHw, Of Mas.
sachusetts, died Of apoplexy, on the even
ing Of the Both ult. At the time Of his
death, he was In bis Iiflieth year, having
been born at Windham, Me-, May 81, l7ls.
His name is inseparably connected With the
the history Of Massachusetts, in her part
in the war against the rebellion. No man
was more active, energetic and laborious
in the great work Of raising men, equiping
them and sending them to the field, as the
country needed them. No man, during
those years of carnage, was more efficient
in his efforts to render aid and provision for
the comfort Of our sick and wounded sol.
diers. No man was more earnest and de.
voted TO the interests Of the country, and
none more sensitive TO the dangers that
threatened. His loss, at this time, is ba.
tiona calamity. His indomiable energy, un.
swerving integrity and unalloyed patriot.
ism made him tower Of strength in the
Republican party, and thorn Of irritation
to his opponents. Massachusetts, has pro.
duced but few abler men.
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C0NSTITuTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Oaieini Vote Cast for Governor and th'
Constitutional Amendment

Last week we published tho official vote
for Governor, at the late election in Ohio,
and we now give below the official vote on
the Constitutional Amendment, as canvassed
by the Governor, 8 ,crctary Of State aud At.
torney General, and in connection there.
with, as matter Of convenience, repub.
lish the vote on Governor.
The majority Of No " votes, as returned
to the Board of Canvassers, is 3s,353- The
Judges of election, however, in any'wards
and townships, assumed the responsibility
Of counting tho blank votes cast at their
pollst "'Ne." The Board of Canvassers
eoufd not, therefore, determine how many
No votes were cast, and it never will
bc known.
The total vote, estimating the highest
vote given for any Office, in each county,
was 45i, ,6O3. The total vote on the Amend
mont, including blanks returned by Judges
of election as No T." votes, was 472,321
leaving l2,216 blanks. The total majority
against the Amendment, including blanks
and the majority of No" votes, is 50,629
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MnlLlne from PorlInnd 70 Chlcnro.

EDwAnD PAYsoN wEsroN, a New York pcdes.
triap, is now walking for a wager Of $4,000 n
side, from Portland; Maine, 70 Chicago. The dis
lanes by the post road, which he is TO follow, Is
i,257lk miles aud he Is 70 accomplish this feat in
thirty consecutive days. He viii not be allowed
to walk any part Of the distance between the hours
Of Ig'H. NJ. Saturday and IL p. NJ. Sunday, This
will give him only tweniy-six walking days. Dur
ing the journey he Is 10 walk one hundred miles
inside Of twenty four consecutive hours, being priv
ileged 10 make Ave trials Of thiaJesi on such days
included in the thirty " as he may elect And
if ser making the trial Eve times, he fails to
complsh the feat, even though be make the en-
lire journey within thirty days, his backer fereits
sS .tenths Of the wager--s6 900.
He LEFT Portland, at noon, on the 10th Of Octo-
ber and according to the stipulation, he must reach
Chicago by noon Of the 2sth inst. He made bis
FIRST attempt to walk 100 miles In twenty -four con-
seculive hours, on Friday last, and failed.
The party consists Of six persons, four sworn
witnesses, the pedestrian, and an avoHt courier,
who will make all needIul preparation for the re-
cepton Of the parties upon their arrival at the
regular stopping places. Relays Of horses are
provided at certain specified points In order that
,here shall be no delay. No particle Of food OF
drop Of beverage is TO be given to him unless pre-
pared under the Immediate supervision OF bis
trainer, JoHS GRISDLE. Mr.. GRISDLE assumed
entire charge Of wEsToN at Portland, ,.and II is the
expressed wish Of the pedestrian that the other
witnesses will confer with and be governed by
his advice, and under no circumstances interfere
or allow others to interfere with his treatment.
WRsToa il backed by GEORGE X. GOODWIN, Of
New York; 7. +. WILCOX, Of the same place, is the
other party to the match. The witnesses in be-
half OF Mr.. GOODWIN are JOHN qRINDLB, trainer
and EDWARD IN0ALLs, confidential agent BEN
JAMTN NJ. CURTIS and JoHN L. LAPHEN travel in
behalf Of Mr.. WILCOX. WESTON has been under
special training for this feat for several weeks.
His trainer complains that he walks too fast. The
utmost care is taken TO preserve his health. He
eats sparngly of eggs, chicken, beefsteak and
stale bread drinks cold tea, and sleeps on husks.
In the performance of this task, Mr.. WESTON
will pass through parts Of ten States or upwards
Of three hundred cities and towns. On the 2Ist
instant, he will leave Fremont, pass through FL
more and Toledo, and reach Springfield, Lucas
County.
WESTON Is represented as fine looking young
man, about 81 years Of age, feet ~ inches in
hight, is built, and weighs l25 pounds. His
walking dress consists of jacket, tight. fitting
black pautaloons, stout brogans with red tops, a
round top light silk hat, and buff gloves lie also
carries light walking stick.
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Governors ProclamatiOn--The Amend
meMt.

WHEREAS, In accordance with the pro.
visions aud requirements of the statute in
such case made and provided. the Cover
nor, Secretary Of State and Attorney Gen.
eral did, on the 2Sth day Of October instant,
open the returns and count tho votes cast
at the late election for aud against the pro.
posed amendment TO the Constitution of
the State. submitted to the people at said
election, do therefore proclaim aud make
known that at such election 2l6,9s7 votes
were cast for said Amendment, aud 255, $40
were cast against said Amendment. Also, by
tho returns made 10 the Office OF the Secre
tary of State, aud opened as aforesaid, il
appears that the whole number Of electors
votes at said election was four hundred
aud eighty.four thousand six hundred ant
| three.
In witness whereof, ! have set my hant
aud caused the great seal of the state t
be affixed hereto, THE 30th day Of Ooto
Der, A. d. 1867.
]. D. cox, Governor.
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ELECTIoN NEWS.

II is altogether probable that the State Of
New York has gone Democratic. Tie De.
mocracy have made heavy gains throughout
the State.
New Jersey has gone Democratic. The
Legislature will he immensely Copper.
Only one county in the State has gone Re-
publican.
Massachusetts, is Republican all over.
Governor Bullock and the Republican
State ticket are elected by 10000 majority.
The Legislature is largely Republican in
both branches.
Wisconsin and Minnesota have both
gone Republican.
In Kansas both negro and female suffrage
are defeated.
Democratic gain in Maryland,
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AdMiaIsiraIOr's Sale Of Real Estate,

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court Of
4 Wood County, Ohio to me directed aud deliv
cred, win offer for sale at public austion, on
SATURDAY, November 80, 1867,
at 2 o'clock 2. NJ, Of said day, on the premises,
the following described real estate, to-wits
The south half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
tion twenty three (23), town four "a, north Of
more or less. Also, the south half Of the south,
west quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-tour (2A), town four (4), north Of range
nine (9) east, containing twenty (2G) acres, NOR,
OF loss. Said real estate tn be suid free and unn
oumbered of dover interest.
Terms of Sale-0ne-third, cash in hand one
third in one gear, aud one-tbird in two years. De
ferred payments TO bear interest from the day o
sale, aud 10 be secured by mortgage on said pre-
misses. JOHN A. SHANNON,
Admr of Estate OF George N. Guuter, deed.
Perrysburg November =, 1867. 2sdS5 Is
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Fire at the Columbus PenitentIary.

A very destructive fire occurred on Sat.
urday evening at the Ohio Penitentiary. II
originated in the building occupied by Ide,
Sage, Dunn & Co., and extended TO that oo.
eupied by Ayres, AcCuLe 4 MeHof. all
contractors. The loss OF the former $685.
600 insurance 10000 ef the latter, $s0'
900 insurance, S3,20o.
Gen. Wolcnt, the warden, estimates thai
the loss Of the State can be supplied Tor
81 500. The dres in the shops had all been
prison reservoir was found shut OF out
side OF the walls. This fact, in connection
with the locality where the ire originated
leads TO the supposition that it was the
work OF an ineendiary.
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Perry.burg, November 7, 1856
nITCm NOTICE-No. 81.


Notice Is hereby given 10 all concerned, that
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office Of
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location and
construction of a ditch, drain or water-course,
commencing one hundred and twenty rods east Of
the Miltonville Pike, on the half section line Of
section No. three (S), Plain Township. said coun-
~ thence west 70 the said Miltonyille Pike /,
thence north along said pike eleven hundred and
sixty rods, until il reaches Ditch No. 6S, in Mid
dletou Township, said county, and there terminate.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due re-.
port which report Is now on file in said Auditors
Office, setting forth the availability and necessity
of said ditch, aud showing the following lands "a
be affected aud benefited by the location aud con.
structnn thereof, viz: The west half Of section
three (Sl and east half Of section four (4) town
ship five t5), range ten (l0); the west halves ol
sections thirty-four tS4l, twenty seven 21) and
twenty two (22l and the east halves of sections
twenty one (2I), twenty-eight (2s) and twenty
three 2Sl, in township six t6l, range ten tlO), al
In said Wood County. The time for nearing SAID
petition by the Commissioners Of \YGGd chffsis bs,
been set for FRIDAY The 9th day Of December
1I--iS8f, at the Auditors Office Of said county.
5. b. PRICE, Auditor wood County.
Perysburg, November 8, 1867. 2SdSl0 rs
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AMENDMENT.
How They Take the Election Returns
South.

Tho Nashville Gazette says of the cleo
tion in Ohio: t
GLORIOUS news from Ohio The power
OF the tyrant is about over. Ohio has gone
Democratic. We could have hardly ex-
peetod this. Ohio did more than any other
State in sending those mercenary hireliRgS
to subdue us Of the South
We give tho soldiers Joy in the company
Of their now.found frisnds-we mean the
soldiers who voted the Democratic ticket
They may vince under the epithet mor
esnary hirelings,' as applied to them, bu
they should remember it comes from thost
for whose interest they voted, and who ro
joice at the gains their votes have helpeC
to make.
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Adminlstrator's Sale Of Real Estate,

IN pursuance OF An order Of the Probate Court Of
l. Wood County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, on the 7th day Of December, 1881,
al O'Clock In the afternoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, to.wit, The
west part OF the east part of fractional section
number four ~, town number Eve tSl range
number nine tSl east, containing oLe hundred
aerSs. Appraised at $4,000.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third cash, on day Of sale /;
one.shird in year, and one-thrd in two years ;
deferred payments 10 bear interest from day Of
sale, and 10 be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold.
The above described property s situated on the
hanmse River, miles east of Gilead, and is we'll
worthy the attention Of any person wishing 70 pnr-
chase good farm. JoRN CAMPBELL,
Admr. Of WIN. p. Hannah, deed.
Weston Tp., November 8, 1857. 9eds6
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Their haven is ahead, and 10 that they will
press forward, gathering fresh energy at
every step, uuiil, eventually, proud and
glorivus hiurph will crown their efforts,
and the great path Of progress will be
strewn With the fossil remains Of those who
opposed'N higher grade Of civilization aud
humanity,
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2ia0Os 2lO0s2 2lOpsI 2s5sll


We have no reason to feel disheartened
at tho result We are proud to think that
in Ohio there are nearly aquarter of mil
lion OF voters who have proclaimed to the
world that all goveFGGsants should derive
their powers from the consent Of the gov,
erned," and that all men, be they tall or
short, lean or corpulent, strong or weak,
white or black, are entitled to equal civil,
political aud religious rights. Eight years
ago, we don't. believe ffty.thousaud votes
could have been obtained In the Buckeye
State for Manhood Suffrage. But the
world moves, aud to-day tpo-hWndred and
sirtesn Mousasd nine hUadrsd and eighty
sepen Of the voters Of Ohio send greet
ing to the world that thoy will not ask
for themselves privilege from the Gov
ernment that they would deny to the
humbles. subject OF that Government. And
though defeated in tho contest, they have
a consciousness, from which they cannot
be swerved by all the speeious pleas aud
sophistries of their opposers, that the pr'n
ciple which they advocate is firmly estab
Iished on the rock of Truth and lmmutabls
Justice-thatit II uuderlies the very Strue
ture Of democratic government-that il II
embodied in the Declaration that our fore
fathers gave to the world, and as cOtem
pOrary we'll says, ''is one Of the brightes
features Of that immortal document"
They know, too, that in the end, thu
Right wih prevail. The senseless preJu
dices and lollies of mankind, as to caste
color or condition, are fast giving way
In this country the dark night of Africa
slavery has passed away, and with 1t mus
be rooted out every prejudice aud evil tha
II produced. As far as can be- eVory dAI
feature Of this dark iuiquiiy must be OF
liberated. The great Radiesl army in Obi
have placed their hand upon the plow
Truth and Justice, as opposed to Error an
Oppression, aud they have recorded vo'
that they will never, never hook bael
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i 60 IA GARDNER 4 co.'s. aud get bottle Of
either Ayers layns's L1nl 5, Chrsties, Harter's,
0sgood's, og Aolts Ag1s Rsmsdies. aad II these
fell, they uill Eal up the FREncH A0rE RenEDv-
. sars hing. 0ARDNER = co.
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HAYES had the largest vote, THURMAN the
smallest vote, Of the candidates. The
largest aggregate vote was OH Board of
Public Works-4Si, ,453 the smallest was
on Treasurer, Asa, l2O-a difference of 333
votes.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08

MArrgRs in Italy have been reversed and
tho army of GAmBALDI has been defeated,
aud he aud his son, MEScrrI, taken pris
ouers. -
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OTFICIAL FOoTINGS.

The following are the official footngs of
the vote for the State officers at the election
of October 8, 1867, Os canvassed by the
Governor, Attorney General and Secretary
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FORFEITED LAND SALE.

THE Lands Lets sschsd The State ss The
hhed and described in the following UsH
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Penalties charged
list b. nopadn CunyT
krh
Monday
fsuchTx Penah idal
d
posed o II
November 8, 1857 Esd
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Amendment In the Tenth District.
The following shows tho comparative
vote on Governor and the Amendment in
the different counties composing the Tenth
Districts
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A HURRICANE at Chicago, on Sunday, drove
ten or twolve vessels ashore, doing much
damage, AID eapsizlng q small boat with
two tAen 10 it, who were probably drowned
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08

TBE rebel element IN Southwest Virginia
has grown. very bitter and defiant lately,
Of which the following is sufficient evi.
dence Boon after the Ohio elections, q
committee Of citizens, in one Of the towns,
called on the officer in command, and re.
quested that negroes might be prevented
from displaying the Union flag, az the sight
Of il was very distasteiul to the respectable
portion Of the community.
TBE returns Of the Georgia election, ne
far as received, indicate that majority Of
the votes cast, are for Convention
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N. Bring your CASH and PRODUCERS
sell only for READY PAY.
r. II. MILLER e. co.
Perry .huro November T. 1897 25xx
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ArTAoMMENr NoTIoE.

Edwin A. Thomas, Plrn., 1 Before Arthur Perry,
} J. p, Of Middleton
john BaTssehi, defendant Tp., Wood County, o.
On the tla day of Oclobor, 1851, said Justics To-
sued an Order Of Attachment In the above action,
for the sun Of One Hundred Dollars.
E. A. THOMAS.
Middleton Tp,, October %, 1867. as
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wE HAVE

w IL HAVH
A Choice Line Of Dress Goods,
Very low.
Wooden Goods and Blankets,
As cheap as Wool.
Clothing for Men and Boys,
Perfect fits and cheap.
Hats and Caps,
To suit every age and condition.
Boots and Shoes,
Not to be equaled in quantity, quality and price.
Groceries and Crockery,
For every household.
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We were the recipients. on Wednesday
night. of a rich treat of Kansas fruit from
Barnes & Kelly. near Lawrence, through
their agents for Southwestern Kantas.
Max Fawcett and Sherb Hunt We
thought for once that ii WAS good thing
to be an editor, and be remembered by ihe
possessors nj good things. The present
consisted of fine lot of Concord and
ID caeu, Amber grapes three varieties
Of spples-the "Superb Sweet Porter, -
aud Coles Qaince,''' all Of which we're as
large add 6ue as we ever say. and very
luscious .'B4rtletL'' Pear. Messrs.
Barnes & Kelly and FaWcett & Hunt will
be long and pleasantly remembered for
his splendid present of fruit Barnes
& Kelly have ten acres of grapes bearing
this year. and everything in their nursery
is doing we'll this season. They have per
haps The largest and bsst nursery in ths
State. They do an extensive business
with this part Of the STATE. and We a..
glad they have put their business for
Southwestern KAnsas in the hands OF
lFaWcelt & Hunt.
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Certificate of Authority,
To expire on the 2lst day OF February, 1868.

i
AUDITOR or SrATE's OFFICE,
ToPEEA, KAs., Feb. 81. 1851.
WHEREAS. The North western Life In suranee
Company located at Milwaukee, in the State
of Wisconsin, has filed in tn office a sworn
stsI emFnt of it's con ditiOn, as required by the
IF = sec lou of the act Ito regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated by the State OF
Kansas" passed February ooh, 1863; and
amendment thereto, approved February 25th,
1864. and,
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that 1t Is
possessed of at least one hund red thousand
dollars of actual capital invested in stocks,
or in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate.
worth double the amount for which the same is
mortKaged; and,
WHEREAS Said Company has filed in this
Oftise a write IN stFument, undeT its corporate
seal. signed by the President and Secretary
thereO, auth rizing any agent or agents of
said Compa ny in this State, to acknowlei ge
Z SCI Yiee OF process, for and in behalf of said
c, mpahy, co nsentiDg that said service of pro
cess shall be taken and held % be as valid as
il served upon the Company, according to the
laws of this or any other Stat and waving all
claims or right of error by reason of such ae
acknowledgement of service.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the frs
section Of the aforesaid act, l, j. r. Swallow,
Auditor of State for the State of Kansas, do
hereby certify that said Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Wisconsin, Is au-
thOrized to transact the business of Life Insur
ance in this State until the 2lst day of Febru-
airy, in year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight.
In witness whreof have hereUnto
subscribed m name and caused the
IsEALl seal Of my office TO be affixed the day
and year above written.
j. r. SWALLOW, Aud. Of State.
WIN. FISHER, M. D. State Agent.
No. 8, Delaware ST., Lea venworth, Kan.
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AuGUsr 2lst,
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received at the office of the Town
w Clerk. in Emporia, until o'clock P.
NJ e, of Monday. September 18th. 1867, for fur.
nj shing materials and building side walks on
Sixth aver lie between Commercial and Ex-
change streets; Seventh avenue between
Commercial ar d C"nstitu ion streets. and on
Comm ereial street between Third AMI Tweift
avenues. in the town of Emporia, according to
plans and specification to be seen ia my office:
walks to b" com letet on or before the lst day
OF November next.
The party to whom the contract is awarded
will be required to give bond for the faith full
performances If the contract.
The Board Of Trn-sees reserve the rigut to
r,j-et anv or all bids.
By order of the Board of Trustees:
L WILLIAMS,
Town Clerk.
EsroH1A S, ptetn5er ID. 1867. 36-37
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Some of our exchanges contain The

Some of our exchanges contain the
statement that eighty ladies in EmPoria
have signed petition asking the right to
vote, and that only twenty nine refused to
sign. This lisa mistake. Only fifty odd
Emporia ladies signed the petition. There
are from 65 to 70 ladies in the village who
did not sign tina petition. We say this
much because the WyanGoue Ga
zette. and it may BE- other papers, have
been misled in publishing the above state
meuts, and we do not believe that paper
would make misstatement about even
so trivial matter The man that first
published the statement knew It was false
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Town Treasurer's Report, SePtember
Balance on hand,
SI673O
Sad Accident.


A young man aged sixteen years. nam
ed Nathan Massey. met with an accident
Tuesday evening which will probably
end his life. 10 company wirh TWO other
young men be started home. como two or
three miles from town. on horseback.
about halt past eight O'Clock, p M At
the edge of town, on the Lawrence road,
tie party started their horses in a run.
A short distance ahead of them lot of
cattle were lying in and about the road.
Mr.. Massey undertook to make his horse
Jump over COW which was lying down.
The COW raised up just as the horse was
in The act of jumping over her. which
threw The horse and rider together, the
horse falling on Nathan. He has been
lying in a very critical condition at
Hunt's hoiel ever since. having received
severe internal injuries. It's thought by
our physicians that he cannot recover.
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SHERLFE SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii ofer
y for sale At public aucti0n, at the door OF the
court house. Ia Eureka. Greenwood County,
Kansas. on the l4th day of September, D.
1867. at one O'Clock P NJ OF said day, the tot
iov,;n- al estate. TO wit: The vest half Of
the sourh east quarter Of section twenty co.
ToUDshin twenty four (24.) south Uf Range
thirteen 49, taken az the IFoper'y Of MyrOck
Huptiav on an execution for costa, IN favor of
John Smith and Elvira Smith, issued by ne
Distr; Court Of Lynn County, 6nd 10 me d.
reeted As Sheriff of Greenwood County
Given under nv hand this 6tb aay Of Sep
.s,obs- A d 1867 r r TURNER.
1856 Sheriff of Gre enWOod County.