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IF you want pure EXTRACT Of LOCKWOOD
Il dont bay the boxes as Il Is not good, aud short
weight. bat 80 to GARDENERS and get 10 ounces
for Pound.
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The Otio STATE Jownof apfiy brings
tito juxiaposition The 'proeISma tons re.
Gently promulgated by His Accidency, al
Washingt ton. One was issued on the 81 OF
September and the other on the 7th, four
days afterwards. In their statenients con
cerning one important fact, they fatty con.
trrdict each other. The proclamation is.
sued on the 7th inst. declares that
wHkREAs, There now exists no organised armed
resistance Of misguided citizens or oiters, to the
aushority Of the United States IN the States Of
ueorgia, South Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Alabame, louisiana, Arkansas, Mis-
sssipp, Florida and Texas, and the laws can be
sustained and enforced therein by the proper ovl
authority, State or Federal and the people Of said
States are vel and loyalty disposed, and have
conformed, and, II permitted to do 80, will conform
In their legislation, to the condition Of affairs grow
ing out Of the amendment 70 the Constitution Of
the United States, prohibiting slavery within the
limits and jurisdiction Of the United States, and
WHEHEAs, There no longer ebiss any reasonable
ground 10 opprchend within the States which were
involved In the late rebellion, any renewal thereof
or any Unto,ofm resistanoe by the people Of said
states 10 the Constitution aud laws Of the United
States.
From this we are led to infer that peace
and order reign throughout the South, and
that no resistance is offered to the au.
thority Of the United States by the late
rebels, by misguided citzeus, or others; "
and that " there no longer exists any reason
able ground to apprehend any such re.
sistance.
Truly great change had been affected
in period of four days time, for in his
proclamation OF the 3D. inst, we read
WHERBAs, impedimenb and obstructions, seriom
IN their character, haverecently been interpost ID
the States Of Nerh Caroline and South Cnroiina
hindoring and preventing, for Il time, proper en-.
foroement therein of the laws Of the United States
and Of the judgments and DEGREES of a lawful cour
thereof, in disregard Of the command of the Pres.
dent Of the United States, and
WHEREAS, reasonable aud ,oelL- founded dpprehci.
Sions erist, that such illadvssd and unlawful pro
ceedings may be attempted there, or elsewhere.
On the Sd inst, the President saw imped
iments and distractions, serious in their
character, preventing the enforcement of
the laws, but on the 7th he saw nothing OF
the kind. There seems to be no method in
his madness, or he would have a little care
as to consistency in the statement of fact.
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Wood County
! Court of Com
mon Pleas.

VS.. mon Pleas,
John Van Blarcum and Henry
Haskins, defendants.
The defendant, John Van Blarcum, whose resi-
dence is unknown, aud Henry Haskins, who is a
resident of this State, will take notice that on
the 18th day of September, A. d. 1867, the said
Jesse s. Norton filed motion in the Office of the
Clerk Of said Court-a motion, in which he alleges
that the said plaintiff, en- the 1lth day of June, A
d. 1883 at the June Term of said Court, recovered
a Judgment against said defendants for s242 so,
with 10 per cent. interest from said date that
said Judgment is unreversed, unsatisfed and un-
). Norton is new the sole owner of said judgment
Said defendants are required to appear on or be-
fore the 1lth day Of November, 1867, and show
cause why said judgment should not be revived in
favor of said Jesse s, Norton. .
L. II. PIKE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, September 49, 1857. 2lf$1O so
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From every indication, the Tenth District
will roll up an overwhelming Union major.
ity in October. Everything is cheering.
The meetings. are largely attended, and an
earnest enthusiasm is everywhere mani.
rostcd. VALLANDIGuAM and PENDLEroN are
both in the District today, and they will
add votes to the Republican cause.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-20
THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

Is composed Of Dress Goods, a large stock, and
every variety, at very low prices,
Broaccloths, Cassimeres,r DoeSkins, COttohades,.
Flannels, D0mestics, Linen Goods, etel e,iEa
a complete stock, sach as can be found nowhere in
Wood County, and at much lower prices than they
have been scd in times past.
The White Goods Department is very extensive
in variety and low in price. fgOE
NOtions-a large and well assorted stock.
CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS !
A new and beautiful stock at very low prices..i
Ready-made Clothing.
Everything in this line and at prices that wih
bloj out all remembrance of war. 3, ..si l.s
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The appointment Of A. NJ. Corey fol
Bowling Green, on the Goth inst, has been
Withdrawn.
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n .EGAL NOTICE.

Jesse s. Norton and James MUIR
ray, partners, under the firm
name, The Perrysburg Bank,
plaintiffs,
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OHIO UNION sTArE TICKET.


Election Day-Tuesday, October 3.
ror Governor. -. RUTHERFORD b. HAYES
Lieut.. @ overnor -. JOHN @. LEE.
Supreme Judge 80. JOHN WEIGH.
Auditor Of state -. JAMES II. GOODMAN.
p Treasurer Of State. SIDNEY g. WARNER.
Attorney General. WILLIAM II. WEST.
Comptroller Of Treas. MOSES II. BRAILEY.
BOARD Public Works'PHll'lP v. HERRING.
tABEb NJ. COREY.
oenators'''' JAMES @. HALL.
Representative. i. WOOD.
Y For the Constitutional Amendment,
,s4 YES"
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Office in Phoenix Block, up stairs,
Perrysburg, OHIO.
ssS- Attention gwen to the collection of Soldiers
Claims. 4Azz
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n EGAL NOTICE.

Maumee City, Septomt
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STHE Electors Of Wood County, Ohio, arr hereby
a notified 70 meet m their respective Town
shpS, on the
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iDI ERTISENENTS


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We have also SEWING MACHINES for sale,
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BD inc Use OF
~CHASTELLAR'S
w iquid
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Identifying the Com
p%lexiOn.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In
use for giving the skin beautiful pearl.like
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removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotchcs.
Moth Patches, Snllowness, %Eruptions, and ali
impurities of the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear rs alabasler.
ls use cannot be detected by the closest scrutI.
ny, and being a vegetable preparation Is per-
fectly harmless. II is the only article Of the
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The Parisian as indispensable to a perfect toilet.
Upwards OF 10000 bottles were sold during
the past year a sufficient guarantee Of IT, Ell.
cacy' Price only 70 cents. Sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS, co, Chemists.
mar95-ly 1856 River street, Troy, N. Y.
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The PHOENIX, Of Hartford, can tc-inmrr. IT
the highest rates, Every rsk nov upon h.
books-discharge all obligations present OF
prospective, Of whatsoever naiurr-py back
to stockholders every dollar Of It, capital stock,
aud rciirr ircm business with a clear net cash
surplus Of SlG0.se3 90.
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mend the pHdsis In meh fiery times A. these
to the confidence aud patronage Of the public.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

the siais N Mississippi fadola tguaiy h
Ne nffft fmui n mll county
" = Watkins uas n GREEN q Raalat
No 1850 n
49, nayR
Aiiaohmtai iuaod Me- 1ld day m Oetohef.
! Hf1. aaainai ihe estate N Inc said defendant
fr the mm N in5 on feiufnable 10 fe or.
onli Court NJ mid county Nafife h befahy
given ~ NE Rii defendant n ! Davis that
unless ho appear before mid Court NJ ihs nesi
torn thereof md oa the hfi day N mid term.
70 10 holden IT NE unft-bunae N sald county.
10 NE toen " Panola, On ihe IN Monday amer
The ih Monday 10 March 1891. and plead 10
iaid action Judgment viii be eniefcd against
him md The estate attached will be sold
mnf2.m 90 HARRISON Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor, attorneys
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STATE OP MISSISSIPPI.
Arntrnna Orrirr IArranr. Atss

l. Tuouks T. SwAsS, Auditor ~ Public Ae.
counts 81 the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that The PhGniS Insurance Company
located At Hartford, Conn. has complied with
the net entitled IAN actio regulate Agencies Of
foseign Insurance Companies, approved Jan
uary ~, 1851; and in virtue u the tousr
vested In me BY said law, | hereby authorize
THOMAS T. CLARKE, Agent hr saii CON.
pany At rauolA In the county Of Ptnola, 10
tnnsact business Of Insurance. In this STATE
until the isi day Of March. is6s.
Given Under my hand and raj q oaFes. ~
the city Of jackson, this i5th iay Of March.
A. n 1891. TT SWAMI
marriott Audi1f Pebble Attsuati.
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Under Which Elng, BenzouI p

This question might properly be
asked at ihi. time. We have organ
iYcd a government under Andrew
Johnson, and now Congress says that
no legal Government exists. Then
the question may very property be
asked, "under which King do We
liycs' The only answer We can give
is that We cria under bath, not by
any power or right of our own, but
by virtue Of the power Of the con-
queror over the conquered. Congress
says we have no legal State Govern
ment, and still our courts and our
officers 90 forward every day to exc
cute the very laws passed by a Gov
ernmcnt which is declared TO be ille-
gal. The President proposed to us a
way 10 settle our relations with the
national Government, and We adopt
cd it. Now Congress says that was
all illegal, and proposes their own
plan of settlement, aud thereby the
momcntous question Is again pro-
pounded to us, shall we acquiesco in
this new plan? While we distinctly
shy, that we think this military bin
is clearly unconstitutional, and an
outrage upon us aud our rights, still
We cannot say that we ought 10 reject
it. The question presents itself to us
in this light. The military bill dis
franchises about onc-third of our
white population, and the remaining
two-thirls are invited to form a State
Government and adopt u Constitu-
ton, in conjunction with the negro
vote, and thereby retain control OF
our rights and the State Government.
Ii they refuse TO act, then what fol- !
A few Yankees thatare now,
or may hereafter como into the State,
with the aid Of the negro vote,
a State Government which !
will disfranchise all our white popu- /
after the manner Of Tennessee, /
some thirteen thousand men {
have adoptcda State Constitution dis {
Iranchising one hundred and forty
thousand white voters. Under these I
circumstances, the question arises, I
what is the best course for us TO pur- G
nc? During the war, we refused {
II was too late, to use the negro I
n orr army, notwithstanding we c
sncw the enemy would use him
'gainst Us. The enemy did use him 1
most successfully against ~, for Mr.. $
lincoln, himself, said that if the ne n
,rocs then in his army were with a
lrawn aud returned to the South, the c
sar would end in three weeks. The Il
question then, Is this. shall the white "
icoplc Of the South now nsc the ne S
FRO to protect themselves from the /,
'utragcs Of the North, about to be a
Inflicted upon them, aud will they n
aside their prcjndiccs, and over
ook the unlawful and unccnstitn- N
.ional act by which they arc forced f
INTO this dilcma, aud use and control Il
Inc ncgo vote for their own safety, o.
Dr. will they stand still and permit a Al
worse evil to oome upon them. Be Il
lxccn the two evils We are In favor 81
choosing the least, and we do this n
protest that il Is wrong to force :,
u inic this dilenis, mud hold ar q
st liberty to change our opin- nj
ion with every change Of the Radical a
ccagfces. =
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Contractor and Builder.

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All descriptions Of CARPENTERING So
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EXCELSIOR
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To the ladies especially, this invaluable dc.
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a Richmond dispatch u the sth
'1y' schodcld no. suspended the mu-
nIc.pl election at Frcdcricks
burg
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi, Panola county. To
Solomon simmons Gideon B. Simmons, Nancy
George, Margaret Smith aud Jane Baker. heir.
At law Of Gideon spalding, deceased, together
with Madison George husband Of aid Ssnfv
and beuiainin Smith, husband Of said Margaret
lou and each Of you are hereby cited 10
appear before the Probate court Of aid county.
a. me court house thereof on the fourth Non
day In March, 1897, then and therv 10 show
cause Why The final account Of N. N. Phillips
administrator Of The estate Of said deceased
should not b allowed and approved. nv
order Of eour, issucd February I, ieos.
he15-st ". 7. woorTEN, Clerk.
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