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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
Die MDrnpme,r.


@obin Grtrabasansen fabren, out
tpeldem Sebiete bieleIben aud auf@
tauden rnosen, in Der 8olitif, Der
gteligion, Der @eieli9aft, - iiberaII
nebmen mir es friiber ober fpater
f6erlid iuabr, Dap Die Sbeilnebmer fidJ
unter chamber entsipeiert unb baB aus
perionlidem .8tpiife elm 8ru@ bes
san5en aufseiteaten @Dfems berbor>
aebt. Sic MOrmonen bilben befannt<
LID cine Secte, iuelde Defenders aui
iociaIem unb relisi0fem Serritorium
tbatig getpeieu If uab Elm gefeIi@afts
Iides Sebaube aufseFiibrt bat, 6as mir
faum anbers, oenn ais Elm lol6es Be-
5ei6nen fonnen, ipeIdes ii6 niGt 6es
beifen &nfes in Der ), 9emein6e" erfreut.
Bis iebt iin6 Die 8eiuobner am
0gredt SaIt 2afe" i'm alaenieirlen
5iemli9 unseit0rt eebIieben, man bat
ibrem Sreiben rubig sneefeben unb
Die freifinnnigen 8efimmunaen Der
amerifanifben Contribution in geaua
anf relisiofe aneeIesenbeiten baben
ibre Sransgrefiionen Der in ben @taa>
ten beifeben0en @eiebe in Sdub ae.
nommen. Sc mare ipobI intereflant
geiuefen, penn bic 6rage iiber bic 0lS.
mifiion lltab's ais @taat in bic Union
i'm @onereB boreefOmmen mare, allen
es ideiht, OILS tuenn ireber Der Com
9reB nod irgen6 cine nnbere Nladt
erforoerIid iDdre, binidtlid bes NRors
monismus einen en6siltisen 8ef5Iub
gu faifen. sic fa6 unter fid feIbft
uneipig getpor6en unS Bic gert6eibis
ger Der GieIpeiberei, nit 8riabam
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bansern Sofepb Sntitbs, iDeI6e ipet,ia.
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nm ienes Oiabolii6e Snlfitut ad dia
bolum gu idi6en, in bitterfer sseine<
f6aft entgegen unb cine b6IIiae Srens
nung 1T borausfdtIid. ,@duslerl
@Olfag bet spre6sr Oes Saufes ber
8epraientanten, iuel@er boriaes Sabr
Die SaI3feeiabt beiudte, bat benz
8riebam gouns Sci eiaer anferreouno
Die HeberaeuguHs, aus9e6rIGt, bo6 nc
NIT elmer GOnititution, tpeI6e aSoIn>
samie erlaHbt, chen 10 fuenia in sic
Union aafoenommen ueroen iuirbeu
aIs irgen6 etn andres Eerfitoriunt
pelGes ettpa Stlaberei in feiner gon.
ltitution erIaube. Ga nun Sic 8eiff
beranHabt, no lltab reif sur sIufnabn,e
IN Die Union miro ueniefehs mad /
elmer SeipObner3abL, 70 bat fid ie6ens
ads oiefe sddtise 6raSes III gesua aaf
'ie Samen Der Nformonen ef,uas i
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'ieIeidt balO ee5iuunoen ipetOen, feia "a
SaI5fee> 8arabies 81 meiDeu nn6
inem alfeH, fdon IdnsIf ae6eaten
Blame ~ 6elBe, nod ben Gan0luidl Fl
Snfeln iiberfotIn, penn 30 sainn1erl rs
: Seuarb ni4t chen baran iuares
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
Sir SReprdfentaMten:
SO. S. ASrpiIer,
8. 81. 9ercbinal.
Gr,,f Npbl.

GanOiSat fir DRasiffrat JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE. Wife sebn gBarbs Der GtaSt
IudbIen far eiefeS limit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
0rpSer Serfailf
= BON
&egieruugs Gigentbnm.
Gnartierneiffer's Cffiee,l
Hafhuiue, TenR., ben 10. Sn[i 1857.

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2aibutHe, TenR., ben H. sSuIi 1867. !
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Eortbwetern Sbebs in biefer Sta6t cine erose 4us=
pee gum She'll aus foieensen MrtifeIn besteSeY. ei
6ffentlider Mutton snHt 8erlanf aibieteit:
1,O45 BIanfets, 100 Raar Snfanterie 5ofen, f25
Yaar GauaHere 5oien, 226 neberr5de, 257 &nppen,
teens 81 aRes Bans, 81 Camp aeeI, ~ gaIl 8eite
NIT Holes nrS Bins, 122 SbeIter Bette, % 9ti6ber
Tent Yon6os. g Uniform Saden. IS nniform N5de
" " Haar S@aRe as 4aar StrampIe, 200 S9aufeIn,
Plumb Ofenr6b-en, A89 Corn 8eien Qiifen G3los
Bod Sdgen, 2 Rodb5fen, Is Steinmaurer 6dmner
50 ssoieretmer, aiiten S9miebepertseuse, 70 Rass
StabI, 290 @rt StieIe, Is 6eis6feR, is gafebfefeI
Vteer unb 9abeln, QreI;id9en, Isl BiaeI un6 Stiee
Bnoen, 1850 SuB 9asr6aren, 5arbenmible.
Sfer6ebiiriter, 70 Sutteriade, Reitsaame. Stfee
StibIe, 8eit uno 8ageps SdtteI, Collar 6oufirras
S.ret9er aetten, Blind 9riSes, Coupling 8oifs,
@9iieIs, Seuersansen, getbdmmer, eiierne gBrendes
Ytncers, Sire Srons, Braces, y2alIets, BortobIe
Sorges, Montep gsren&es, Slip Sdoen, aiiortirte
felmabe nnb 2ineaIe, eiitrne Bettft lien, CLAM 6nE
ner, 9Sdheruaaeen, 8iebmeiler Rreincfd,nur, Saubs
mage, 9ensabeln, Sif9sabeln, Sblrf9l6iier, Sabs
SatiLer 9anbwerfseus, Srompete nit Sdbniiren uns
Guafen, gfeiien, Ra6eetefieI. Gpanletten, QobIen
3afes, Eaiier6sren. IL Seue. mannsbiite, Brenns
IA aaternen, apsien5ien, sdiaaSb eospIinos.,
Summers, @anges nit Subeb5r, @ebifie bIoue ii1S
sslbe Sorten, S@drpen, out abIer SaDeltreuse unS
Der serfauf bssinnt nm 10 1br 8ormittae suns
pire 70 LANCE fortgefett bis ale Mrtife perfaft limb
8eSinguneen baar in Reaienli as Suuos. Cine Nns
ab ung uiro pom ieSem adaler am Gage 6es gertanis
'erIangt. -
e. W1ccre,
TRai. q. R. unb Bot. st. Col. n. S.M.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
NrDflamatipn DeS @puner=
neurS.

i lseurS.
/ Sn @rpdgune, Oab elm aufribres
rides Oofument in NafbbiGe fein @r>
ideinen 9enladt bat, untersei6net burd
ben Soriisensem zines poIitifden @or
mites, nie foIst:
@n bic @ount1 Courts bes
/ Staates. aSE Sssss'3f
/, Sereefet rtid1t, gBabIridter fur ale
| Yrecincte in @urem SnIi Eerinitl su
ernennen. SaS lit erforberIid bon ben
@erihten zines fe6en Counties in Ser
Sibung unmittelbar an benz @abItaa.
Der am 1. 9lusuit itattfinoet. (Code,
sect. s21. Das @efes lit ni6t in bteT'
fem Yunfte peranoert. Solte es bic
uno ba berabfduntt iper6en, 70 Iieat Sic
gfi9t semab Seft. 10, @eite 81, bes
neaen Wabl9efeBes Dem @ommiTfioner
fur Gegiitration oh. Man bat irrtblim@
lid an9enounien, bab Die Wfa6t burd,
ienes @efeb bon benz Gpuntg SQUIRT
genommeg iporoen 1T. Nfan ptro err
leben, oaB Der @ommifioner bic Madt
bat, inSia9en SaGen grnennunaen gsuI
MAIDEN, m benen es Der Sberiff bisber
bate un6 baB MN nur lin Dem San.
bob bic Gountp Courts unterIieben,
,ibr 8fidt 3u tbun, ober 6ab Die ernanns
Ten YerfonenI AnterlieBen, ibre 8Hids
TEN 81 erfillen. @as aud INNER beads
fdti9t tporben, Der 9lft BON Is. sebruar
1857, sltiammenaeiteat nit ienen Sefs
tionen bes Gobes, laBt feline aroere
Contribution 3u- 6as it flar uno nid,t
titiBSuberltehea - erlaubt feine aGons
traoerie. ~ 3ai
Nuf 8efebI bes Control Gomites,
a:73 SobnG. @aut,
se I" gorfibenber.
Sn Griudsnfg, bab 6ieIes anfriibree |
ride Dofument Die Qualification bes
gBablgeiebes Franchise Law atlen,s
pfieblt, tpeltbes felt Eth $beil 6er Goiis I
ititution unieres Stdafes biloet unb
bur9 bas Sbergerid,t fdnet enirf nprsi
ben lit; uno' in grpd9ung, baB cine
falfde inff0 rebeIiftbe 9lnsIe6fntB benz I
Oben eripabutens@ef 9ege6en io0fbefl
1T burd bic ito afiibnsnr a5effalIer oes Il
oben eriu6bHten berrafbertf den @ifeus |
Lars. uno 6as augenfaeiniia FIR reDo
(ntiondre uno nie6ertrdtbti9e .8iue6e;
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,urd ben Ne9ilfrator in eifiem ie0en |,
sountD su erteatien iino, ME es Die
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
Mpbert sSeitn,iiller

III Ser Ganbibat fir bas amt zines GenlfatIefS
fir ben erlfen DiFrift BEN Dapiblcn Gcanty.
Die gEabl fnbet am erlfen DDnnerltas i'm
Nuault, an benz Sage, an WeIdem bic @ou=
Serneurstpabl abgebalteu nirb, fat. Gin
idmmtli6en ifabtif6en 9,olls perben Stimmen
fiir bic @rDdbluns hes @Onfa6lers entsesen
9enpmmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
9nht1 Trilnble
@ill1eite Wart,

1T Der repnblifanifte Ganoi6at fir oas
Amt efnes StnatsienatDrs bon
a'4H Sapi0ion GOniitA.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
0fff5ielle 9ln3etsem.
Sfabriebt fir 81 ftierim baber.

Die millionaire ber RafbpHe unS gbaitanooaa q fem
baHn Sompognte werben biereurdb benadrid,tiat bos
bic labrlie ssabI finfsebn 9ireftore aenannter
Son agate, nm fir aldetres Sabr sn Fantiren, I'm
Sa1n9of. @ebduoe in biefiger Staot, Nittuod5, Sta
IL. Auguto, ) aebalten iperben fol-.
9eS9letben Iptro tbneu bSfannt aeinadbt, ba6, anf
Seeh pes 9irettorinmsI e freie 9teife du ben aans
gen Sa9nitrede am 49,, IA. nnb is. auguft haten
perben, wem re b bel ben gehSllfeuren aIs Nftsrs
BETTER ausipeiiet. r. 81. Sains. =
Sltretdr Mnb g takmefer.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-30
Nmcrifamif6er S6iieenbunb
Nafalliee 8riefe on oas @emtraIs
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hieen teIesrepbii&en Seribte pon poIitii9en uns
eommercieuen unb oueemeineu genisteiten. Die
aotalneuisfetten ber Stdbt ln6 uinaebuna werhen
ausfibrih beri9te. urb tn ieber 5iniicbt nttmt bic
fes 8Intthen erfenRana uHter ben btetgen 3eitun
gen eth.
Die Gseientffe ses tpmmenben satres werben pom
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uhS binHeR easssns perben be wid4iaien sasbena !
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DR.. SchencA'S Mandrake Pills.
A SuhStitutp for CalomoI


These Pills are composed OF various roots, having
the power to relax the secretons of tte liver as
promptly and ehectually blue pill mercury, and
without producing any of those disagreeable or dan
g4rous effects which often follow the ofthe latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence as they promote the discharge of vitiated
bile and those distractions from the liver and
hillary ducts which the cause of bilious affections
in general. avft 81 q .E-f ttSF
SCuENCK'S NJ MtNDRAhE PILLS cure Sick Head.
ache and all disorders of the Liver indicated by sal
low skim coated tongue casveness droE siness, and
general feeling of weariness and lassitude, showing
that the liver is ina torpid obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage in
all cases when Il purgatve or Alternative medicine is
required
Please nsk for " Dr. schanCks Mandrake Pills 3" and
observe that the two kenesses Of the Doctor are on
the Government stampone when in the last stage of
Consumption, and the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 25 cents
per box. Prnclpt: OGice No. 10 North sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "& 'r#
General Wholesale gents; Demas Barnes & Co. =, ,21
Park Row, New York; s. s. Hance, los Baltmore.s st.
Baltimore Nd; John D. Park, N. cor. Fourth and
Walnut-sts, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor 1S4
and 1856 Wabash-avenue Chicago, Hi Collins Broth,
ers southwest corner Second and Vinests ST. Louis
Missouri. @ 3O.Ithk5thwemozz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, March 2S, 1867.
FL0UR--Fne, 81 O0d7 so; Superfine, 500
90; Extra, 9 50Bl0 90; Double + xtra aud Fancy
IL 00Gl5 90. Rye Flour, 90.
GRAIN-Wheat $50 pD2S2c; Corn 79@S1c; Oats
OG52c; Rye quiet; Barley lose.
PORK-Mess new % OOS23 90; Hams 10c
Shoulders Sc.
LARD Prime, in bbls, l2c; do. kegs, 12J4c.
BUTTER Fresh roll Csc; in keg 22c.
EGGS-l5c.
GR0CERIES--Coffe Rio 23@27c Java S7cj
Sugars-raw sugar l00l4c; crushed l60l6kc
granulated l6lSc; A coffee l54c; u coffee l4lSc,
Q coffee l3h0tic rcas-Youug Hyson, 1000
l75cj Imperial l45@l75c; Black 901l5Oc
Japan llO6l25c. Mnlasses 100000. Srups-
fair 55Gi0c; good 70@S0c; prime 90Gll5c.
Rice--Rangoou lOc; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clcar S5S; 2d clear S55; box $4S;
stock boards s2l common boards $50; eulled do
Sl4i fencing S2O Gull fencing $l4; flooring strips
$40; 81 do S}5; jost, s1anting aud timber, s feet
and under, S2O lS-inch sawed shingles 70;
lS-inch sawed shingles 80; t6-inch sawed
shingles rs and %; clear and second dressed
flooring 30 90; common dressed aooring 81 90;
common dressed siding S22; 81 and clear dressed
siding $50; dressed stock common, 12-inoh, S25;
dressed common boards $40; Lath so.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
wONDEaFTL, RUT TRUE!

? MADAME REMINGTON, the worldrehowhed As,
troogist and somnsmIulstic Clsiryoyant, while in
clairvcya state deneates the very features Of the
person you 10 marry, and By the aid Of instru
ment of INTENSE power kuOwn as the Psychomotrope
guarantees to produce perfect and lifelike picture
of the future husband wife Of the applicant, with
date of mar age occupations leading traits Of chat
aeter, &c. This Is imposition, testimonials
without number can assert. BY stating place Of
birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and
enclosing Fifty Cents, and stamped envelope sd-
dressed to yourself you will receive the picture By
return mal, together sith desired information.
Address, in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE RE
MINGTON P,O.BOx 2sI, West Troy, N,I. 44sz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29

An exchange puts forth an appeal to its readers
to patronze home merchants, mechanics, ETC. The
appeal is so just, es well as pointedy put that
we reproduce portion of tie article and desire To
make an application of it in our towns
Our mechanics of all kinds are as skillful in
their several avocations, and as deserving of pat
ronage as that class Of men in any other town or
city. Whoever sends abroad for anything that
can be purchased here, is doing the industrial in
teress Of our town injustice aud is retarding the
progress and prosperity of the place. Many per-
Sons fancy that an article which comes from Cleve-
land, Pttsburg or New York, is better than If
the same were bought or manufactured here, In
many instances they will pay more fer an inferior
article to crafty their vain desire for something
far-fetchcd thar a good article would cost here
1t is always safest to patronize home manufactures
and vastly better for both producer and consumer
in the end.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
THE INJUNCTION.

On Tuesday morning last, His Honor Judge
ALEX. S. LA1rr, rendered his decision in the
County seat injunction case. All who heard it
were struck with its terse and logiCal acumen, how
ever palatabe or unpalatable might have been its
conclusions. The injunction was set aside. AL
thought His Honor admitted doubt as to the Con
stitu donality of the enabling act yet that dourt
was not strong enough to warrants decision of nm
constitutonality with reference to said act He
also stated that there were questions of much i'm
portance involved, which, in justice to their merits
should be Submitted to higher Court. An ap-
peal has been taken by the plaintiff to the District
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
Another Improv ement - Planning Mill
and an.h EnclnrN 20 h.. Erccio.-

Another Improv ement - Planning Mill
aud sash Factory 60 be Erected.
A venerable structure has recently disappeared
from this village, and is now numbered among the
things that were. The old Hollister Warehouse,
which for so long period has reared its insight
illness upon the Dock Landing has fulfilled its
mission. Its graceidlness and couveniences are
things Of the past. It's present proprietor, H. d.
PECK, Esq, has caused the old building TO be re-
moved to make room Cor the erection Of the new
Planning Mill and Sash Factory, which are to be
of first class character.
LEWIS NJ. HuNr, Esq the entcrprising manager
of the Hardware Store, has just returned from the
East, whittier he has been to effect the purchase
Of the machinery and material necessary to the
enterprise. To his courtesy we are indebted FOR
the following particulars;
The mill building win be Of wood, two and
half stories high, and of the dimensions Of 80 by
30 feet. The machinery in its quality, and the
capacity Of production, is the very best that money
can procure. The boilers and engine-35-hor
power-were manufactured by WOODBURY., BoorH
& Co., of Rochester, N. Y. The Planning aud
Sash machinery are from the celebrated firm Of
r. BALL g. Co., Worcester, Mass. The proprietors
anticipate completing the mill and having ii in
operation by the first Of july aud will give en-
ployment therein TO about TWENTY-FIVE hands. The
firm comprises the present enterprsing propretors
of the Hardware Store, incluliug Mr.. LEES, prdc-
tical and energetic mechanic and business man,
and the business connected there with will be trans
acted under the firm-name of PECK, LEES & Co.
This combination will, undoubtedly make the in
sttution equal superior to any Of its kind in the
Northwest.
Doors sash, blinds, plaued lumber in fact every
thing in the line requisite to house building, will
be supplied by this firm, and in connection with
their extensive Hardware establishment, build
ing outfit can be obtained, complete in every par
ticular. In addition to the above lumber yard
will be established from which all classes of pine
and domestic lumber may be obtained.
To those who purpose building during the COM
ing season. this frm offers peculiar advantages.
Lumber, hardware, doors, blinds, in fact, all the
requisites for house building may here be obtained
at from ten to fifteen per cent lo,oer than by the or
binary routine of city prices.
An invitation is extended to those interested to
call and examine for themselves. The mammoth
Hardware Store itself will well repay visit, and
the Perry sburg Planning Mill and Sash Factory is
designed greatly to add to the advantages to be
conferred upon the public. We trust this enter
prise will be as profitable to its propretors it is
intended to be advantageous to the trading public,
and productive to Perrysburg interests.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
fandahle Prniecf

On Sunday eTening, the 18th inst, Rev. Dir.
RoLbA II. CHUss, Of this place, preached in the NJ.
E. Church Of Fostoria. From the Ne0s, we clip
the fcllowing in reference to the aim of our
worthy tewnsnan. That paper says;
He is engaged in soliciting subscriptions for
the sailors Of Toledo, and these who frequent that
port. He wishes to raise three Thousand dollars
In addition to what has already be raised in
Toledo, which we understand is four thousand
dollars. Should other towns do as liberallv as
this has done, the Doctor win soon accomplish his
desired object The undertaking is laudable
one, and one in which every Christian philan-
thropist will feel deep interest. The Doctor is
eminentIy qualified for the work in which he is
engaged, and we hope he will meet with that
succ ess that the merits of the cause demand.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
For the Perrysburg Jonrnal. j
on. TIIE AIARIYki

A certa weekly issue, in Il neigh boring village,
has been quite profuse of late with communications
purporting to have come from all parts of the
county (but really written, judging from unmis-
taxable marks, by one person), directed against
the esta )lishment of an Inirmary in Wood County.
Now, il we were called upon to answer nothing
but material points and arguments we would have
to pass quietly by these communications but since
intelligent and honest people often miscd, when
OF their guard, by the batherng Of sneaks and
simpletons, it becomes necessary to call the atten.
ton of the former class to the character IF the lat
ter.
A certain professional gentleman, who, had it
not been for tho famous County-seat Contest case,
would now be like 0thelie, without occupation, is
bound to exc out his only and meagre capital to the
remOtest extent. he would gather up the drops of
his County-seat martyrdOm and make them seed in
the poor-hOuse business. He is now trying to get
up sectional feeling in the humane efforts that
being made by the people of the county to secure
the founding of an lrfrmary; ard should any OF o
nOuuce him therefor, which would be just, we
will expect to see the risen martyr parading his
bleeding corse under the public nose, with the
same Did whine and snivel. He is II pretty big
man, every way you take him, but when he at
tempts to spread himself all over Wood County
(he writes COMMUNICATIONS from nearly every town
ship in the county,, he will orcibiy remind one of
the comparison Old Abe made when applied to
have the homeopathic system Of medicine intro
duced into the armywhich comparison many of
your readers viii at once call to mind.A
After reading these communications, one must
CO lcude the martyr has another forte. He would
do we'll to go back to his first love in literature
that is, writing letters to the Democratic RecOrd OF
Toledo, over his own proper signature, in which he
drscanted so eloquently Che master Of that snb-
ect) about the kind ofoutlouses their flbness, &C.
kept at the various taverns in the Tenth Congress
sidnal District. The martyr is better adapted to
this latter kind of literature than to any other,
Q IN A CORNER.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
Court OF common Pleas.

Court continues in session, and at present the
County Seat Contest Case is IN progress, having
commenced on Tuesday morning before His Honor,
Judge MACKENZIE, of the Lima District. The vol
luminous testimony taken by Commissioner WA
TIERS, is being hauled over in detail, and from
present appearances, the case will occupy some
time, If not longer. r...t,..
Latter The argument was closed on Wednes-
day night, and submitted for decision.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
wssros. March, Is, ii8Gi. SCI ''4''s'

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following the transfers Of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending March 20,
1867:
Joseph Plants 20 Elisha Bggerstaff; sw NV sec
SO, Up ., range IL, 40 acres 5000.
Robert Mackey to John Weaver pit u ne sec
ID, r. 3. range ii, pit 21S acres-$4S0.
Mary e. Moore to Luther Black; lot IA, Ton
toaany-- $500.
Heratio N. Peck to Conrad Rudolph; S s sN
sec 70, Up !, range IL, 20 acres S25O.
hcratio N. Peck to Charles Rudulph; W s sw
sec 20. tp 7, range u, 20 acres $3.50.
D.H- Coleman To George Bridinger: nj Sc and
Bw sec. II, Up 3, range ] ?, 15O aeres-Sl COO.
Hannah B. Johnston 10 Jane Cornell; lots s and
., in Frank Fosters survey, ne sec 81 tp s, ng
$500.
George Munger to Ashton Taylor; lots COS. 654.
652, 61l, ,R43, $50, Perry sburg-$525.
Jahn II. Meggns0n to l.. s. Meggnson; ut sw
SEALS tn 3, range 10, 90 aeres-S50O.
JOhn Wilson 10 William Muir; SO sec 8, tp 8.
range ~, so acres-Sl, 500,
HOratio N. Peck Ito Jeremiah Zeilers; o sw sec
20, lp I, range ~, 80 acres 81 900.
Marat Hamilton to Sarah N. Beckwith; pit NV
SEQ I, tpT, range IL, Ie acres-S $3.50.
No, OF transfeFs-l2j total value $40, ,525.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-03-29
The Hydraulic.

We have incidentally learned that efforts are
heing, made to purchase the Hydraulic at this
place, by Joint steck company, comprising cnpi-
talists here and at Toledo, and the project at pres
ent givesevery indication of being success. We
are pleased to make note Of the fact, for its i'm
portance to the future prosperity of Perrysburg
can not be too highly estimated.