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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
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10 lclgn sole mistress of our fate.
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They Cupid for thcir umpire name.
Ncy6r before was at1ience
So much pprplcNpd with wise dcbntesj
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For Witnesses thoy'd kisses Kind,
Sighs COR dalorisn, which h,pc inspires
For trsb troublrs of tho mind,
AnA 'or Recorder font desires.
Cupid, in humor rancirul,
Pronounced tlis siudgwcut just anil true,
With black eyes nymphs are beautiful -
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q Hue cyos denote moro tcndrrn9ss,
Aud black more Of vivacity
The black show Worc,ot playiulnqss,
Tho blue cNpress sincerity
Tho black are snGl,ct Ao cupricc,
'lis safest from their glance to llcc
The blue hdvu less of aHtiicq, $3.50
And more unchanging constAncy.
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While sweetness brenthes IN cy9s or blue.
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HAsKINs ADvERTIsEMTs.
MEAL feed & H0MlNY MILLS
b ~ HASKINS. OHIO.


A MES e. WORTH are prepared to do custom
n Grinding for the. Farmers Of Wood county
more promptly than any other mill in this vicinity
Always on hand and for sale or exchange for
Grain, D. ffA rqi
Coarse and Fine Meal. Chop Feed and Flour.
AMES 4 WORTH are always in the market
buying all kinds Of Grain aud Farm Produce, and
paying better prices than any other market in
Wood county. l d1si i.j ia "a
SEED WHEAT. -
AMTs e. WORTH, Of Haskins, Wood coun-
ty, o., are prepared TO supply the Farmers Of this
county, aud the surrounding country with the
Celebrated Tea wheat,
For seed this Spring. This Wheat commands
from Millers for fouring, about Forty Or Fifty
Gents per bushel more than other Spring Wheat
and has tiptop reputation as hardy and large
Welding kind OF Wheat; and being imported from
Northern Iowa, the change from more northern
climate, as all experienced Farmers are aware,
will improve the qnalty aud quantity produced.
The Farmer hat better pay two prices Tor this
Wheat than SOW the wheat raised in this country
We are also prepared 10 supply the Milwaukee
Club, raised in Wisconsin, All th0se who want
Wheat of us wall please notify us as soon as pos
sible, so that we can make our arrangements toI
the proper amount required.
o. We are als6 prepared1to sell or loan Flax
Seed, to supply all the Farmers in this county.
Haskins February 10 1851. 43zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of a laxative
Medicine, 20 -.s.. o.. 3. .-..V
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Perhaps no one mcdi-
cine is SO universally re.
qiircd by everybody as
u calhlrtic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
IN adopted into use, in
CverycUuntiy andamong
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Jil{. Tho Obvious l'ca-
soliis, that,it Is u more re-
liable and far more cflcc-
tIral remedy than any
,,tt,nr u'bn-n WIN lut-n
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Peek & Hamilton, Perrysburg;
j.. Black, Tontogany;
a. j. Gardner & Co., Gilead;
Russ & Atkins, Weston;
s. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green, and by a,
dealers everywhere. 2Ozz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

those we're uuimpcstant. because they
could be amicably adjusted without tar
nish to either country. He hoped for the
speedy settlement Of those difficulties and
should devote all his energies to that end.
He would regret If either in coming 10 IN
arrangement, should suffer In their own
opinion or in the opinion Of the world.
The United States would certaiply DO
nothing u detract from its own reputation,
and be knew Great Britain would not tar.
niah her honor.
The following additional news has been
received from Spain: The fortified town
ofsantons, In the Province of Santander hs
pronounced for revolution.
The railroads and telegraph lines in the
southeastern part have been cut and rapid
Communication Is destroyed, excepting q,
Madrid.
The following news from Madrid il OF.
cial: Gen. Nanolislz. Of the royal army ID
ss the head OF large force and has gone In
AndslusiA Troops have also been sen,
to SautsndeY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRx, Sept. "a. The dog pit 70
vfval at Kit Burns' den Vas continued res
terday with no more than usual success. XII
himself remaining obdurste, and the congre
CATION generally wearing too respectable an
Appearance to be classed among . new
issue Of Christians. John Allen was pressn,
~ hia cid dance house, and expressed him
sen - sorry that he had ever persuaded
any 81 bic women 20 sttend meeting, q
sssy were tauntsd and shown up - the
wont Of women BY preachers. They we're
ehamed from reformation.
IL The labsr union yesterday, Miss An
theny submitted report urging working
women 70 learn trades, secure the ballet
and demand an sight.hour Law for their
labor and equal paw for equal work with
men. The report was discussed but no.
acted upon.
Urea, Sept. 24.-Arnold, the we'll known
guide on the John Brown tract, shot a Ger.
man residing At Sarancs River, on Tuesday
last. The German he's since died. Arnold
has 6sd into tho woods, and declares Ia
will not be taken alive.
a box containing s 600 in currency was
stolen from the drivers seat of an Adams
express wager, yesterday, on Broadway
While the driver turned his head TO adjust
something. The thief was discovered and
hailed, but he dived into the crowd and
made good his escape.
Joe Cooke, in former years prominently
known as circus clown, and for tho pas
AK years proprietor Of the Sunnysids
Hotel, on Long Island, Yesterday made On
.tidavit beftrs Judge McGool, of E.se,
Market Police Court, charging Henry Eos
ter with bic forcible abduction and con6ne
msnt for I've weeks in the Kings COUNTY
Lunstio Asylum. He also charges The latte
With attempted poisoning Of himself au,
wife.
4 meeting Of delegates from % cirels
OF tsnians, was held here last evening
An address from Pres. O'Nsil in relation
70 Important movements Was read, On,
M. Gibbons, Of Philadelphia, made som
remarks Of an encouraging character.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept 23-The Republica,,
demonstration tonight was an imposin
affair The torch light procession by Tan.
ners was ioriy-hye minutes in passing j
given point. There was great variety o.
hanners, transnartncies and large nun.
Der OF bands OF music. The mounted Tan.
ners were out in considerable force. and
presented fine appearance. A number 81
ORGANIZATIONS from the countr yparticipaie 4
end were noticeable for their good ap9ea r
nee and proficient dril,. The company
from Elcin excited particular attention.
Thtre were about ten thousand persons
in the process ion. The streets along the
line OF march were thronged with people.
Addresses were made in the Court House
Square by Genls Palmer and Logan
Messrs. Bates. Dougherty, ex Governor
Stone, Of Iowa, and others. The Hutchin
sons were present and sang o NUMBER o.
songs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
WASHINGTON.

The Retrenehmept COMMITTEE. in session
this morning at the Treasury Department.
concluded their investigation and adjourned
70 meet oa Thursday Of mex, week, at New
York.
General hatch, Of the Freedmen's Bureau.
'or Losie,sns, arrived to-day, accompanied
BY General Foward. and had an interview
with the Secretary OF War relative TO tac
condition OF .. sirs in his department
General Meade 10 here, on b 3 way Sorth.
He had long interview with Gene raj Soho.
field. in which the subject Of tie Camilla
riots WAS under consideration. Mes0e leavrs
tomorrow for Atlantis.
The followiDR revenue appointments We .
made to-day. w. b. Susiy, st disiric, In.
diana, 20 BE gaueer; Store keepers-Cbss.
II Bingham, Milwaukee; VIM. + Tracy q,
Louis; Jas. r. Sa1lmeyer, II. NJ Weller.
Brashcr Canphell. Alex. II. CAris,opher
lewis Wiibare)l, Andrew Armstrong. ioln
NJ. Hall. VIM G. Doiman, Alex 3. cpan.
der. Jas. Il. Howard. and John Erwin.
Nacinuati.
After the conclusion Of the arguments N
the Surratt war to-day. Judge Wylie ~
viewed The case. He said. !" As it has been
presented. the offence, as charged in the in
d;ctment. Amounted TO giving aid and con-,
lori TO tie eneny by entering into con-
spiracy to abducs and murder the late Pres.
ident Lincolp. The offence WAS misCie
neanor and not felony at common law; il
was not treason according to the definition,
or oshsr felony, and therefore was no: COW
cred BY the Presidents proclamation OF par
don aud amnesty of July last" The Court,
tos ieasoiss elaboratey set forth. sustained
the demurrer ol tine District Attorney 10
the plea OF the counsel of the defendant
Mr. Merfick. for the prisoner, asked leave
TO amend the plea anu put II in better shape
to meet the technical objections of the Coars
In order that II might stand In proper con
dision tor review. Their request was granted
oy the counsel ior the Government and tb4
Court.
Judge Wylie said The counsel for defenn
ant must be ready with the amended phA
to-morrow morning. rs he desired to 60 -
work on the trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 23.-The Oregon
Legislature adopted resolution thanking
Gen. Cook for bis services in Eastern Ore
gon. by which the Indian depredations wer
stopped. rendering him the hospitality OF
the State.
The House adopted a memorial to Con
gress to hid by money and land the buiidip Z
OF branch OF the Union Pacific Railroad
from the vicinity Of Salt Lake to the nav
leable waters OF the Columbia, thence BY
Portland 10 Puget Sound
The Neptune has arrived from New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
THE INDIAN WAR
A DESPERATE FIGHT.
50 U. s.. Troops RESIST 800 Indians.

Fort WALLACE, Sept. 23-Two scouts
from Col. Forsyth's command arrived here
last night They left Forsytb's camp, DC
the dry fork OF the Republican river, w
miles north of here, four nights ago. and re-
port that on the morning OF the nth inst.
the Indians tried 10 run CT portion of
their stock, and . half.hour later three or
four hundred appeared on the bluff two
miles Of, and made directly Tor tie camp.
Col. Forsy.h having only fifty men crossed
over to Z small Island. The Indians CON-
menced firing on them, which they kept up
until II O'Clock, after which only scattering
shots unit, : O'Clock. when they again
opened 6re and Increased their forces till
their number Was esti0at4d q 700.
The light was kept up in this manner uu-
I'll sun-dOwn, when the Indians made des-
pefate charge 70 take the camp, but were
unsuccessful. They, however. kept up the
light until IL O'Clock. during all which time
scouts left for Wallace to obtain assistance
They were obliged to crawl on their hands
and knees through Indians to get out. At
daylight they heard firing back at the camp
seven miles away, and occasional shots all
day.
The casualties are: Col. Forsyth, left leg
broken by bali, and shot through the right
thigh: Ii, Beecher, shot in several places,
supposed to be dying ss his back was
broke n, and he begged them to kill him;
DIR. Moore, shot in the head while dressing
Col. Forsyth's wounds. Two men were
killed and twenty wounded. All the stock
| of the command were killed, aud the men
| were living ON horse flesh The scouts had
only one and half pound to lsst them
into Wallace
The party had IS rounds OF ammunition
left and WAS terrifying. Scouts conld only
trail at night on account Of the danger.
the Indians being seen every day. On
learning their condition Col. Bankhead.
commanding this post sent out two men
with provision and ammunition TO the relief;
also scouts to Col. Carpenter, who was SUD-
posed to be about IS miles west Of here.
With his company TO proceed to Colonel
BOrsyths assistance.
| Scouts came in at ten O'Clock this morn
ing and reported Carpenter far on his way.
Gen. Bradley, from Fort Sejgwick, on
b way 10 the Forks Of the Republican,
was supposed to be in that vicinity, with
two companies Of cavalry and three OF 10
ftntry. and it was confidently expected by
Gen. Sheridan that they would come up n
time TO assist the patty. They we're on 9
route.
LArRR-S m-Gen. Nichols has jus.
arrived from Fort Reynolds. He reports
Lieut. Bcecher dead; DR.. Moore MORALLY
wounded and Col. Forsyth nearly dead.
The following was received a. the War
Department TO day:
AUSTIN. TEXAS. Sent. %
Adiutant General u - Army
A detachment Of the OH cavalry, from
Fort Davis. uhdcr Lieut.. Casick, overlook
two hundred Apaches, under Chief A rasa nj
killed thirty and wounded IN equal nam
Der. Iecaptured two captives and twenty i've
animals. The troops also destroyed thel
camp and winter supplies.
lSigned, J. j. RRyNoLDs,
| Major Sc 1eYal,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
ILLINOIS.

oCiNcS. Sept. 24.-The city 10 full Of
strangsrs attending the State Fair. Il il
raining and gloomy, yet the Fair grounds
present q lively appearance this morning.
The programme for today 10 the awards
OF preniums upon short horns, cows, hsif.
en-, and hogs. also upon saddle horses and
teams. also upon the Suffolk, China and
Essex broods Of hogs, also upon poultry.
The award Of premiums for ladies'
squestrianism 10 also to b made today
There 10 . large array Of stock for these
aWasds.
At the annual election Of tho officers o!
The State Fair. held last even ng, John
W. Burns, Of Springfield, wss elected Pres
idon,, and jobs p. Reynolds Secretary,
and Z. o. Clspp Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
r. LusE. F.a GRloes IA. DAY
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

SAFE or Iowa
Scott County.
In the Ds;ric, Court, within and for
said County.
Llz,bcth Hs'zberger,)
Phillip Hsvzbergsr.
To said Defendant, Phillip Herzbesgsr.
You are hereby notified. that there is now
on file in the 0ffi.e Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Scott County, Iowa, . %
ti,ion Of Eizsbeth HarIbsrger, claiming Of
you Divorce IRON the Bonds Of Matrimony
heretofore existing between you and said
petitioner, on the ground Of Adultery com
mitted by you. And unless you shall ap-
pear and answer said petition, or defend
thereto on or before noon Of The second
day Of the next term Of the District Court
of Scott County. Iowa. to b begun and
holden within, and for said County on the
6rst Monday Of November A. D., 1868 your
default will b entered and a decree rem
dersd against von as prayed in said petition
HENRY O. r. JENSEN.
sep24 -d4ttlu Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

Prr-sBuRoH. Pa, Sept. 23.-1ns weasbeu
Gear and cool.
The Republican torch light procession 10
night was . most. impcsiDe one. and W.
brilliantly illuminated along she fouVe. The
prOcessicn wac Cae hour and tep minutes
pesstng . given point A noticeable fea.
tuse was The leTgs number Of horsenen in
the psuceoeson. The city u alive with er.
element. Large pumbers OF delegates from
abroad are 10 attendance. aud the copven.
ton tomorrow will be one of the create IT
and most enthusiastic demonstrations ev II
made here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

TORONTO. Sept. "a The Legislators.
while on an excursion around Lake Supe-
tior yesterday, adopted a resolution re-
commanding an appropriation OF 10000
towards alleviating the distress In the Red
river country, and also proposing liber-
al policy IN regard to the mines, and to
Improve the navigation of Lake Superior.
woman FAMED Jane Afford was found
murdered in the streets yesterday.
MONTREAL. Sept. q The cricket N atch
between oil England eleven and the Cana.
dan - was postponed on account OF the
rain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
OHIO.

ToLHDo, Sept % The weather has bccv
exceedingly fine to-day, a,a the evening
gives promise of besutiIul gala day To-
morrow. Thursiay the natural t,oi,er.
IN double teams Some half dozen paceis.
Tor the extra liberal rurs. Offered by The
board for the pacing race, closes the scott
Tor horses competing.
The number OF ticket, sold il over ,hirty
Thousand receipts nea- $4,000. The Ha y
is larger rnd more generally filed, and more
attractive IN all respects than ever befcr.
seen on Ohio grounds.
The showing for Friday is most PROMISING
Cyl through. Bred horses will conte nd for 4
sweepstakes for two hundred dollar prize.
The competi' ors will be Ohio's favorites AMI
Micbieau's best goers. For sweepstakes o,
horses and colts the board offer an ezty
liberal purse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
NEW rom.

a despatch received today from The end
OF me track announces the compietjen =,
another section of the Union Pacific Rsi,.
way, making ss6 miles In operation.
AZ the National Labor Congress so-jav
resolutions were adopted TO form National
LABOR Reform party for political purposes
70 advance the Interests of the workisc meu
IN the country. A committee of three was
appointed TO issue an address calling uno0
the working men OF The United Sts.es q
vote for no man for Office Who is not n,edpcd
TO sustain the National Labor Union.
woman named Bridget Gupkev. IN,
Principal of Public School No. 9. of Brook.
lyn, has been arrested for cruelty and II.
humanity beating little scholar, u Girl q,
less Than eight years, to such severe dc,
gree that the little sufferer died in convul.
sions few hours slter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 23-The Democratic
State mass convention here to- day has beer,
largely attended. nearly a. pats of the
tc being represented. The procession
to-day and torchligbts o-night, OF the White
BOYS in Blue, cars filled with young ladies.
and otheIs representing different branches
OF trade. was very creditable and IL
pos ng affair. They vert fifty-two minut /,
pa:s'rg given point. among the notice
aoe features IN the proee sion was Q bu,
lesque in Representation of the Freedme !, =
Bureau. Two stands vera erected rt,,
speakers ut one OF which r. p. Blair ard
Hon. Gec II. Pendleton, and at the other
General Beach. Of Illinois, and Hon. David
Goodfng, OF Indiana, made speeches.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Notice 10 hereby given that the Board o.
Reeiairv vill b. in session in The dissrsn
districts ct the following pisces, ana os''s
. follows:
T5rsf Wayd-At the house Of A. Lang.
laehner. on Wednesday and Thsssdsys
osRs. soS w ws,d-At the hsuse Il n. G.
roiier. Friday and Saturday. ssps. Nth
ssc rl zo.I Wa,d-At The Tewsship Clssk'e
-" Harrison street, between 3dsnd ltb1
S @crdsv and Tuesday, Ssoes0bss 3oth aa1
ESurt1 Wsrd-At The once 81 he Tswn.
.h;n Trustees, corner 9th and Brady, We'd.
nesdsy and Thursday, September 90th asd
October LIST.
fiftA Ward-At the Psnnsylvania Heuss
Friday and Saturday, October "a and q.
SirtA Ward-At the Assenal Bsevesy
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9Th aad
9Th.
1srnship-At @. Borsuan's, In Gilbert.
Thursday, October 7th.
A. John Ny er's tavern on the Hassiseo
street road, 90 Friday October eth.
At b. Ste6sn's tavern on The DubeQue
road, on Saturday. October 9Th.
At W. L. Steinbsrg's. 10 Black aawk, -
Monday. October l1th.
Ths Beasd will ast ~ the sbeve D1aeeo
and dates from y to p. ..
w u eedss q ths Beard. s.
- - 4. @. onAiiyf1fe
TswnsbiD 0loobs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 24.--Gov Smith and
live Republican members Of the Legislature
left for Washington yesterday, with me-
mortal to the President. asking for troops.
The Democrats held On ind ignatiOn meeting
last night, and denounced the language OF
the memorial - false They have no OBJ
lection to the presence Of soldiers, bnt object
10 tho memorial IS . Islander On the white
people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
n OFFICES.


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Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
for it, aud take no other. 1t is . decided
improvement over any other.
In word, MADAME ZADOC POR.
TER's CURATIVE BALSAM is the great
Antidots to Colds. Coughs and Consump.
ton, and its use will amply repay the con-
fldencs Of the user. II has already done
much, and is destined to do more, to miti-
gate, and finally Danish from the human
family, so terrible a scourge of suffering
humanity as Consumption.
An eclipse of the sun 10 announced to &C.
cur in August, but it bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of al hair preparations BY
that wonderful medical phsnomena-Dr
Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regeuerator
Gray or faded hair 10 easily and effectually
restored. its falling of prevented. and r.
markabls growth produced. Every bottle
warented. Try It, Sold BY oil druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

New York Market.
- Telegraph eepteubsral
Cctton--Quiet q 70 for niddling uplands.
xiour-Aose aetive receipts ~. AIS baYrele: salee
Tor extra weetern 8 2001e.1e for r. H. o.
Wheas-I Irregular and unsettled: receipts ne,
No. spring . oS for winter "a iliincis r -,
white Michigan. '
Rye-Qaiet: wcetern I. Co.
Corn.keceipts H5,6ss busheis: l.1Eolf0 for
unsound; 1901 ~ for sound mixed voetern.
Barley Quiet.
Oate-lc better receipts q, $50 bushels; 3ay,
Tor new weoteSn anoat
Pc.k.Hsavy aud lever. as.lsossSs for nsss
Beef-Dun
Cut Aeats-Quiet.
Lard-Qciet a droeping, At s1shOesx see
Whiehy-Qutet at -
0ugass-Ffrn Ct ION OILS fer cuba.