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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
Stoner Road Improvement in Lake Township.
AppOrtiOnment of Expenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
~ appointed bv the Commissioners of Wool
County, Ohio at their June session, 1867, to view
and apportion to the lands to be benefited thereby
the estimated expense ofimproving the county road
commencing at the southwest corner OF section
thity-tive 1881, township seven n l. range twelve
III in said county, aud running thence nOIth'pn
the section line until said line Ce lar Creek
between sections two l2l and three t3l, Of said
township, and there terminate-have filed their
report in the AUDITORS Office of said county. Said
expenses of Improvement are appOrtioued TO the
following lots of land, situate in said county, viE
Lot No. four Al, south and west of Plank Road
and southwest fraction less three acres of section
two 2 the southeast quarter of section three [3l,
the northwest part of northeast quarter and )rth-
east part Of northwest quarter, in Reserve, the
west part of northeast fraction, the east half
| of northeast quarter, and southeast quarter Of
section ten ll0l, the west half of section eleven
IN, the west half cf section fourteen [l4l, the
east half of section fifteen [l5l, the east half OF
section Twenty-Five 22l, the west half of section
twenty three (23), the west half of section twenty
six (he east half of section twenty seven (27),
the east half Of section thirty-fou (34) the west
half of section thirtyfve (35), in township seven
l(7) range twelve (l2) the northwest fraction and
| southwest quarter OF section two (2), and north
| end of northeast fraction, south part northeast
lqnarter, aud southeast quarter, Of section three
~ a o"'~'s@L r~ - (GA range twelve (l2).
Said report wi$'be before the Commissioner o
said Wood County for hearing aud final action, n
the Auditors 0dlce of said county, on FRIDAY
the Sth day of November, 1867.
:. b, PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrysburg October Is, 1867. 25cSl3 80
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
DEMOCRATIC REJOICINCs.

ta The Democracy of st, Louis showed their
rebel proclivilies and principles in mos
rnmistakable manner the other evening
They met to celebrate their recent victo
ries in Ohio and PemsylvaniA,
' Most Of the speakers were OPEN Spoken
rebels during tho war, and edited theu
hearersby the vilsst denunciations Of Now
England, and tho application of the loves,
eplhets to some of tho most distinguisho,
Generals of the Union army SHERIDAN
+ particularly, was roundly abused aud calle,
"a whiaet," the circus rider Of tho Sheu
Ardoah Valley" &c.
The payment of the public debt in green
backs was openly. advocated, and two o
the speakers declared in favor Of absolute
reputation. Much was said about Ia,
payment of taxes for tho elevation of tn,
negro and the degradation of tho whit
man, aud the present government of til,
Southern States was declared TO be fou
times worse than the rule of England owe
heland
The most violent abuse Of Congress, Rad
icalism and the principles of equal iustic
10 all men were the sentiments most ap
plAuded,
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Milhlr PM.

~he chieOgO 7riJuns thus mildly statos
the effect Of the vote on the slh whereby
the glaring Inconsistency is indefinitely
continued
The people Of Ohio voted last fall. Jy
$4,000 majority, 10 enfranohiso the colorod
Unionists in the rebel States. while they
have refused by an equally large majority
20 snfranOhiso tho handful OF blacks it,
their own State However inconsistent
the latter vote may be with the former. il
ie their recorded decision, and no power
but themselves can reverse it, They deemed
Unnecessary Il TO tho safety aud peTpetuily
OF the Union TO give the ballot to the
colored supporters Of the Union in thr
South as we'll as TO the disloyal white ele
ment but they concluded that il was mol
necessary to enlarge the franchise in Ohio
where part Of the colored men are al
ready voters. This is the true interprsta.
ton Of the vote one year ago upon the
question of Southern reconstruction, anC
Of The vote last Tuesday on extending III,
suffrage ia Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
Schuyler ColfaX on Impeachment and
the Duty OF Congress.

Speaker CobFAx has written the follow.
ing letter to the Chicago Tribune;
To ths Editor of The Chicago Tribune.
Your telegraphio correspondent at Woos.
ter, Ohio condenses my long speech there
last TusdSy into the following half ltdozen
lines;
ain regard 10 impeachment, Mr. Colfax said he
lonEingly counted the DAYS tin Congress would
again meet, when Andrew johnson would he
brought before the Senate for impeachment; and
Ia regard 10 the threat attributed to the President
that he would proNgue Congress, he said that Mr..
johnson dare not attempt Il, for well he know the
end would DO that his feet would dance upon air
while the law making power would continue 10
perform its functions. These sentiments were
received with great applause"
That was pretty near what said; but
I as, at u time like this, men who are in pub
io life desire to be Judged ON their ey9d
! positions, may | ask brief space IN Y
/ columns to say that counted the duysfll
Congress would again meet. because in
/ twenty days after that time Edwin NJ, Stan.
ton would go back again TO the War De
/ partment in spite OF the malignant Presi
/ dent who sought 10 expel him from the
| position in which he had served the coun.
/ try so faithfully; that when Congress TO.
Sumed its legislative authority, the House.
| in accordance with the demand of the loyal
masses throughout the land, would be re.
| quired to place tho President before the
tribunal provided by the Constitution, to
! deiepd himself there from the charges Of
persistent usurpalions, and persistent vic
htionS of the oath which requires him to
take care that the laws shall be faithfully
/ executed aud that while | did not believe
/ Mr., Johnson dared to fulil tho threat
/ against Congress now belIg made by his
/ Washing ton organs, apparently in his name.
yet whoever did dare To destroy the leg.
isla;ive department Of the government by
| revolutionary force, whether President,
Cabinet, Minister, or citizen, wonli be tried
Tor his treason, and punished like traitor,
with his feet. not like the traitors Of the
I recent rebellion, an tho earth, but in the
I air. SCHUYLER C0LFAN.
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AppOrtionment of Expenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee ap :
' painted by the Commissioners of Wood County,
Ohio, at their June session, 1867, t. view and ap-
portion to the lands 10 bene6eed thereby the esti-
mated expense Of improving the Comfy Road COM
mencing at the Fniay Turnpike, on the line be-
tween ssstiouS twenAv-fnur (2l) and twenty five
(25(, in Liberty Township, said ouuty; thence due
west three 3 miles to the Liberty and Miltonville
Extension Turnpike, there So terminate e-haVe filed
their report in the Auditors Office OF said county.
Said expenses Of Improvement are apportionsd TO
the following lands, situate in said county, viz
The south half of the south half OF southwest quar-
ter ard southeast quarter of section twsntJ-tw
t22l, the south half of section twenty three 1897,
the south half OF section twenty -four 24( the north
half Of section twenty-five 25(, the north II of
section twenty-six 26), and the north half of sec
toR twenty -HsVen 80, in township four (i) range
eleven (ll).
said report will be before the Commissioners Of
Wood County, for hearing aud insl action, at the
Auditors Office Of said eounty, on FRIDAY, the
Sth dAv Of November, 1851.
S. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
PerTysbuTg, October Is, 1867. 25cSlo
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The Prosnect In New York.

Information from New York is to the
effect there are no divisions among the
Republicans regarding the State ticket
that even tho Thurlow Weed party has
hung out the Republican banner from i,s
headquarters on Twenty third street, aud
are working for tho straight ticket, While
leading Union men do not hesitate to say
that the effect of the late elections will be
vote OF last year will equal those anticipate,
in the Republican vote,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
GREAT BARGAINS! |!
Wagons for Sale at Great Sacrifice {!

II WILL. sell within the next thirty days Twenty
i one Wagons, at from 10 to 20 per cent. lower
than can be purchased at any establishment here
OF elsewhere. They are as follows
IL Two-horse Wagons-beAFy and light
0nehorss Wagons and .+.
2 Express Wagons .-t5f
These Wagons are warranted perfect in every
respect, and must be sold within tho next thirty
days. Those desiring Wagons Of any kind are
invited to call and examine the same:
JOHN BADER.
Perysburg, October 1, 1861. s3d
CCHOOLEXAMINERS S'NOTlCE.- Board
- will hold theiF next regular session Tor the
examination OF Teaohers, at r-4
Bowling Green, Friday, November l, 1867
Weston, Friday, December Q, 1897 ;ig
perrysbnfg, Friday, January 8, 1893
Householder's Corners, Friday, February I, 6S;
Weston, Friday, March !, 1865.
Applicants need not apply for Special EKami-
nation, but are requested 10 attend tine stated
meetings Of the Beard. a-.r,,.
AlloarrespOndence " ith the Examinefs should
be directed 10 the undersigned, al Weston o.
"a d. a. AVERY, clSfk.
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In Wood County. the Democratic vote in

No In Wood County, the Democratic vote in
1865, was 1888; at the last election, il
was 1900, being q falling of 3s votes. The
ii Republican. vote, in 1856, was 2,7s3, and
'aihis year 2,420 being a falling off Of 363
votes. In Lucas County, tho Republican
loss in the same time, is $40 votes, while
the Democratic gain is 81 votes, Take the
1.-Two counties together, aud we find that the
gain Of the Democracy has been but thir
teen votes, while the loss to the Reppbli
cans reaches 7l2 votes. Aud, il will bt
found that this is the case over the State
The Democracy owe their victory to the
spathy of lazy, indifferent Republicans
not 10 any actual gain to their party, They
have polled their fall strength, aud hat
none 10 spare. lrl.st
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
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SHElsIFF,s SALE.

James Pember,
VS.. In Wood Common fiens.
Levi Wetmore, \
Bv virtue Of an Orlor oC sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and TO me directed and de-
lvered will oftr for sale at public vendue at the
door ofthe Court House, in the town Of Porrysburg,
Wood County, 0ho,on
MONDAY, November rs, 1867,
Between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock A. NJ, of
said day, the following described property to-wit
The northeast quarter Of section 10, township s.
range H. eQmrY n TX nc, - degrees, east 9I
y" KS fron ,.N set in a rock at the mouth Of the
vest branch or Portage River aud witnessed by a
willow tree Is inches in diameter; north Is deg.
and 70 minutes, west 81 links from post thence
south IS degrees, west 4Olls links thence south
degrees, east i3 chains; thence north o6 degrees
As minutes, east $50 links thence north degrees,
east s5 links, to the point Of beginning containing
l l7-l0O acres.
CHARLES W. EvSRS, sheriE.
T, j. WHRB, Attorney for PlaiRtil.
Perrysburg, October 10, 1857. 2aeSS so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
Fever nj GniYe,ton.

An ex Union officer Of high standing late
from Galveston, gives figures which show
the ravages OF yellow fever to be unpre,
cedentod. At the time OF General Gritlins
funeral, Of 2T officers and i31 men on the
rolls of the battalion stationed thoro, only
4 officers and "a men coull be obtaiNcG on
escort duty. The fatality among old oiti
zens has hoen very great, somo of thos,
carried Oft having lived through seventeen
seasons of epidemic.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
SsIERIFF'S SALE.
In Wood Common Pleas
Edwin Reed,
vs.

LWWIW NVNWl 7
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas,
Michael b. Todd et al.
BY virtue Of an 0rdsr of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of tho Court OF Common Pleas,
OF Wood County Ohtl, and IL me directed and de-
livered will offer for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House in the town Of Perry sburg
Wood County, Ohio, on
MONDAY, November rs, 1867,
Between the hours Of and O'Clock T. NJ, OF
The northwest y dissection 80, tow nship 4, range
TO- containing 100 aeresi add the east part Of the
southwest Y Of said section 80, township 4, range
10, containing so acres; and the northwest = Of
the southeast y Of section 80, township 4, range
10, containing 40 acns all situated In the county
ot W God aud State Of Ohio.
CHARLES W. EVERS. Sheriff.
]. +. & 5. B, PRIoE, PlsintiG's ATTORNEYS.
Perrysburg, October 10, 1891. sSesT 50
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Tng Cincinnati Gazette. speaking Of the
turbulent scenes enacted by the jubilant
Democracy on the streets of that city,
during the "a hours succeeding the election,
says il was like the time told Of in Scrip.
ture when the devil who had been
chained for a thousand yoars, was let loose
for season. Paudemonium was in our
midst"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
wendell Phillips on Temperance.

Wendell Phillips delivered lecture on
temperance in Boston the other evening
lie said, MAY God dash that party to
pieces which could not stand safe with the
temperance cause in its hand" liz clos
ing he exclaimed, arm swear il there il
way to do it, il there is faith in man
and strength in the GoveramOnt---t not
now, then in the days Of our children
these old streets of Boston shall be safe
even for weak men 10 walk m."