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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

MN EDrrnp; Tho Republicans OF this
Congressional district are looking abunl
for u suitable candidate 10 succeed Mr.
Ashley iu Congress. Already several uamcs
have been suggested in that connection
and there will probably not bc lack o
candidates before the nominating Conyen.
ton.
This is rs it should be but the result oI
tito election last fail shuul he sufficient toI
prompt every friend Of Republican prin.
cples to lay aside oil merely personal pre-.
lcrtuces ard labor to secure The nomlna
tion Of q suitable candidate upon whom al
trionds Of The party Gun heartily unto.
The friends Of Dr.. Il. D. Peck, Of pcrrys
burg, bel ewing HAT ho would make a most
efficient representative in Congress, aud
that tho party coull harmoniously unto in
his support, will ask the Republicans OF
the district TO nominate him ns their stand
ard-bearcr in tho next Congressional can
vaEs.
TIC Doctor has been a firm and consist
cut Republican since the organization OF
the party, but he is not politician, in the
modern sense Of the term. He is MT q
spccch.makcr lie would not be a t0bter
but ro,hey5 in congress- and workers
are most needed in that body
He has served two terms in our State
Legislature, where he gave evidence Of
capacities az Representative that are
seldom cqualled. l}oing n practical bust.
ness man, possessing talous of high
order, aud endowed with the mnst genial
social qualities, bo welded powerful in.
llucuce and never failed TO secure the adop.
tiOu Of any measure HAT ho introduced.
At each lmc that ho was a candidate for
tho Legislature, his competitor was the
most popular man tho Democrats could
select, and yet tho Doctor had n much
larger vote than any other candidate OF
the ticket.
Toledo has now had the member Of Con.
gress for fourteen successive ycars. Her
interests are great, aud we are all proud OF
her raj id growth in population, wealth and
commercial Importance, yet we ,blnk IT
would be well TO ,loCt our candidate next
fall outside of Lucas county, since she
does not poll onelourth Of the vote Of the
DISTRICT.
The man whom wo present has long
been n citizen of the Miumce Valley, aud
his liberal enterprise aud untiring cIfJrtf
have contributed largely to the growth OF
the business ami general advancement
OF this portion Of the State in all that con
stilutcs substantial prosperity. lie pos
scsscs an unlarushod reputation, aud as 4
Congressman, would bo incorruptible.
RErCBlLCANs OF WooD COUNTY.
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The ElghM CongrcssiOraI district,
A Glorious Republican victory.

The special election in the Eighth Con.
gressional Dislrict on Monday last, 10.
suited in agratifyiGg and decided victory
for tho Republican party. The vote for
Governor in October was close, there be.
ing only 2i7 Republican majority in the
counties composing the District. On Mon.
day, y,ovcty county showed gain on the
October election, and Gen. BEATTY was
elected by 1000 majority. Both parties
attached great importance 10 This contest
and both seemed confident Of success, aud
each were led by representative men. Tho
result shows that the reaction has ol-
ready set in, which will speak audibly in
less than year.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

DN virtue of am order of the Probate Court of
ID Wood County, Ohio, to me issued and deliv-
cred, will sell At pVOlic auction, on the Tth day
of March, A. ID, 1858, at the door of the Court
house, in Perry sburg, in said county, between the
hours of AID 2 o'clock T.. NJ, the following de-
seribed lands and tensments, to-wit; Lot number
one hundred aud thirty-four $50, in the village
Of Tlutogany in said county.
Terms of Saler- one-third cash, one-third in
one year, balance in two years.
G. W, LEWIS, Guardian.
AsueR Cook, Attorney for plaintid.
Perrysburg, January 30, 1858, 40eS5 25
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4
We copy below statement from the
Now York Trib@e regarding the financial
condition of tho State of Iowa. AS the
facts of political economy speak more for
cibly than mere buucombe, we respectfully
invite our readers to reflect on the state.
ments we publish concerning this State
and that of Iowa, and compare them with
that of tho City of New York, which we
published two weeks since. A COMPARE
son of these furnishes the clearcst evidence
in favor Of Republican honesty and econ
omy
Iowa is clear Of debt. Alone, Of all tho States,
she does not owe dollar. This is not the result
of meanuess or dishonesty. The people of Iowa,
did net shrk from their duty during the war.
They paid their full share of the public eXpesnes
aud sent their quota of men to the field and there
were no better men in the armies Of the Union,
The gallautry of lpwa's soldiers was conspicuous
in every battle as their endurance and vigor were
in every march. This happy condition of freedom
from debt is due TO the wise and economical 0d
miuistration which the people Of Iowa have in
sisted on, and which their State officers have been
able to give thom, II is indeed, an enviable stu
alton, which other States groanng under debt and
taxation, may look at with an udmiring eye.
There is another singular virtue ABOUT tue STATE
of Iowa which should be mentioned with equal
| honor-udeed it may serve to explain the won
deriul growth aud prosperity of that desirable iruc
| ton of the Union. Since the days of George
! Washington Jones and Augustus CAESAR Dodge, the
/ State has be steadily increasing her Republican
! strength. The majority of Fremont over Buch-
/ anan in 1856 was 1854; Of Lincoln over McCiel-
| Ian i'm 1894 il was S9,I1P, In the general STAN
! podc OF last autumn Iowa stood firm, even wher
! Massachusetts was deeply shaken, PcnGsylvauig
| lost. Ohio divided with the enemy. The figures
below tell the stcry OF tho State that is out of debt
Note the proportion of parties in her legislature
and tax your memory to recall To- year whei
! Iowa had n Democratic representative in eiihe
/ House of Congress.
Nnrp oP low A r-R TwEIyr WARS
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SHEItIFF's SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

VS.. wood Common Pleas.
Fancs l.. Jacobs.
Bv virtue of an execution issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Lucas County, Ohio, and to me directed
and delivered, / will offer tor sale At public ven
dua, on the premises, situated on section 81, in
the southwest corner of Montgomery Township,
Wood County, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, February 10 1868,
Between the hours OF > and ) o'clock z. NJ. ol
said day, the following described property, to-wit
One steam Saw mill, with Engine, Boiler and
the fixtures thereto belonging.
CHARLES w. ENERS, Sheriff.
SLEvIN 4 BROwN, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January 20, 1868. 4Obs3 so
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Democrntic sincerity.

The Democracy is ever ready to use the
Germans when an election comes around,
but as soon as it is over they are thrust
aaido. One of the evidences OF this fact
was exhibited at the MUnnerchor reunion
on Wednesday evening. Not one of the
editors of the Statesman could be found
who would associate with the Germans on
that evening, and no notice was taken OF
tie affair in their paper Of the next morn
ing. Such is Democratic love for the Tor.
eigner.- Columbus JOmWdl,
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL petition will be presented to the Commits
soncrs of Wood County, Ohio, at their March
session, 1865, asking for the location of a county
road, to-wit Beginning Mt the quarter post on
the north line of section thirty two 32l township
five l5l north of range uine ~ east; thence west
ON or as near the section line the creek will per-
init ON account Of bridging and grading half
there terminate.
Also another road to-wit: Beginning at the
quarter post ON the east line of said section at the
Martin aud Hill Road thence west ON the half
section line to the ceuter Of said section and there
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Weston Tp., January So 1868. 40ds3
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To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
WOOD COUNTY.

Some Of our follow citizens are cal vas.
sing the propriety Of selecting successor
to Congressman Ashley. IN view Of that
object, a letter has been addressed from,
this place, to the Toledo BtUls, presenting
tho name of DR.. Il d, PICK as a candidate
for nomination.
BY request wo publish that letter, and
simply say regarding it, that The writer has
clouuently stated the Doctors eminent qnol
ifcatons for the office For ourselves we
deem II ineSpciiont thus carly to commit
this paper in favor OF any man.
These arc times IN which tho constit'
oncy of this county -our farmers and bus
mess mcn-must well consider the charoc
ter and qualifications OF him whom they
design to represent them in tho Legislative
Halls of tho nation. When the viii Ul the
earnest aud progressive Republicans OF this
county has been fully manifested, let The
object of their choice be DR.. PEcK, GEORGE
LAsKEY, j. NJ. AsuLEY or any other compc-
tent man, we shall promptly acquicscc in
the expression Of that will, aud render him
cordial and hearty support. In tho in.
terim our columns arc open for citizens TO
give fair and candid expression OF their
voices.
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gSETITION Fo4 DIVOKCE.

Joseph Hall, plf.,
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
Angelinc Hall. dcrcndt.
Angcline Halt, whose residence is unknown to
the plliulilI, Joseph Hail. is notified that Joseph
Hall did, on the 27th day Of Ianuuy, A, D. 1868,
file his petition in the office Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and Tor the county
Of Wood, and State of Ohio, charging the said An
gclinc Hall with being willfuly absent from the
said Joseph Hall, plaintiff, for more than three
years, and asking that he may be divorced from
the said Angeline Hall, which petition will stand
for hearing mt the next tenn of said Court.
Dated this 9th day of January. A. u. 1868.
JOSEPH HALL.
BY SLEvIN e. BRowN, his At'ys. 4Ors7
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swamp Land Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
~ Nll De received at the Auditors Office OF
Wood County, until WEDNESDAY,, the 4th day
oG March, 1865, Tor draining aud reelainiing the
Swamp Lands, in sectiOn twenty-eight 2Sl, town
toul (l, range ehvon (ll }, being the township OF
Portage, in said e0unty.- The draining consists OF
rods 81 Ditch No. 40, laid out by the Commls sion
ers Of said county, according to specifications on
file in said AUDITORS Otliee, and 10 be paid foe ia
said Swamp Lands, lying in said Wood Countyi
at the appraised value thereof.
s. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perryshurg, January 81, 1858. 4Oos5 so
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The DcmccIa,ic Issrc.

Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gdscttc, makes the following
statement concerning the political issue OF
th, coming campaign:
The speeches OF the Democrats on the floor
during the past week, their utterNncCs when
gathered In force on The Sth of the month, and the
significant manner in which they point TO Ohio
an New Jersey Icgisls lures, show that the main
plank In thcir platform is 90 be an undOng of all
the Legislation passed by this Congress, and
the preceding INC. Mr.. Brooks nyOwed this pur-
pose boldly and in terms which none could mis-
take, in his speech ON the latest Reconstruction
bill, and the ne member from Connecticut, with
a clear, firm ringing voice, which would be Plo-
quont but for the immense sclt-conccit which
turks in every tone, went even further into the
past than Books, and, borrowing the thunder of
the Chicago Convention, proclaimed anew that
the war had proved failure. This was the
second day &C this Connecticut Democrat on the
floor, and his fellows yielded to him with some
de,eroucc. Ills utt,rancc may be taken MS those
Of u man whose interest had led him To discover
tho tendency OF his party previously to announce
ing himself in his m iiden speech. H. spoke nS
one who had looked over the field carefully, and
had everywhere found Democracy marching
swiftly to the rear, aud to his eye the routes all
led back TO that cOnvocation of rebson's North
ern wing, whore the war was pronounced nil-
urc. TIE repetition OF the cry comes with pccu-
liar fitness from the representative OF Connecti
cut constituency, which hung up its white flags
whilo that Of its country was calling to war.
From tho legislative oviGelco already
furnisl el 10y those who now control the
legislation Of lhis State, therc can be no
doubt as to tho object and tendencies, and
it becomes the duty of every Republican
in this State to be on the alert, In the
coming campaign let every man be at his
post and ready Tor action. 1t is too late TO
grumbo when the consequences resulting
from neglect of our duty is apparent, Let
those consequences which are now appar.
ent incite us to renewed diligence, Then
the lesson of the past viii bo the monitor
OF the future.
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DISSOLUTION.

rTlUE co-parlncrsMp heretofore existing under
L the firm .uspsc Of Oblingcr Timmnns, as
Publishers of te pcrrysburg journal, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The publication oi
the journal will continue under the management
of James 1immnns as its sole publisher. The nc.
cnunts of the Cl5 firm will be settled bv either Of
its menbers. Y. OBLlNGER.
JAMES T1MMONS.
January 1, 1863
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

Tho State Executive Comm tteo invited
conference last week at Columbus, with
lealing Republicans of the State. At their
meeting in tho Souato chamber, it was
unanimously resolved to hold tho Rcpub.
Lean State Convention on the ith Of March
next, for tho purpose of nominating State
officers, aul for selecting delegates at
lrgo to tho Chicago Convention. The
Conference mnlc no expression of prefer.
ence for Presidential Candidate.
The Importance attached to the action Of
this Convention cannot be over estimated.
The dclcgatcs cent from this, and other
counties in the State, will aid in clecting
tho delegates TO Chicago, by whom the
Presidential Candidate will be selected
In Wow of this, let us send from this county
as delegates to the State Convention, only
such mcu as will fully represent the wishes
aud views of it's earnest aud progressive
Republican constituency--its farmers aud
its business men.
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n EGAL NOTICE.

Edwin Reed,
th. wa,,,ror., vs., In Wood Common Pleas.
Lorin Cooley ct al.
The defendant Lorin Cooley, will take notice
that the plaintiff the 10Th day of October, 1867
Gled his petition in the Clerks Office of said Court
the object and prayer OF which is to obtain judg-
ment against said Woodwork and Cooley, on their
promissory note for s4OO, with the interest since
September /, 1865, given by them to Samuel Nit
chell, aud transferred to plaintiff, and which was
secured by mortgage on the north y of the south
east y of section 3, township 4, range 10 east 50
acres Of land. II the said Cooley does not answer
or emur to said petition by the 2lst day Of March
1868 Judgment will be taken for said amount, with
the interest, aud an order to sell said real estate
to pay the same.
J.F.& s. b. PRICE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January 81, 1868. 500 IS 80
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reduction of over SSl2 900 year,
duung the seven years from the beginning
of the war, notwithstanding tho enormous
expenses caused by the rebellion Of South
crn Democrats. We challenge these
worthy descendants Of JuDAs lscARIoT--to
furnish an example equal to it under DEM
ncralic rule. We do not wish to hunt
them with the enormous defaleation which
took place under their management, bu
simply remind our very honest friends,
that men who live in glass houses must
not throw stones Tho Wheeling LiteRi-
geacc1i in late issue, passes the following
compliment:
"Ohi9 ia aS idcoS is one of ne best gOe
eraei States ia he URioa. 1Re deJt is is
ihda ichea Ms tr0r commenced iUO loans
hare been paid of since lSG0 dnd offers
'riQ ba made to pay oF others before t3el
.fdR due"
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STATE FINANCES UNDER REPUB-
LlCAN RULE.

In the great outcry made by the Democ.
racy, regarding the assumed corruption
aud extravaganza Of the Republican party
it is well to test the truth or hlsity of
thcso charges by showing what has been
done in this State under the Republican
rule.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
ATTACHMENr A NOTICE

G. W. Norton, pra, Before A, L, Fowler, J; p,
vs.. OF PcrrYSburg Township,
John T. Ncny, dcn, Woud County, Ohio.
On the 2Sh day of January A. d. 1868, said
Justice issued an Order of Attachment in the above
action for the SUM If Forty-R Dollars. and Fiji
teen Dollars costs. c. W. MORT N,
Perry sburt January 9S, 1853. Acc
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ray, partners, under the firm
name. Tn. Perrysburg Bank, Wood County
plaintiffs, Court of Com
VS.. mon Pleas.
John Van Blnrcum and Henry
llaskins, defendants.
The defendant, Henry lIaskins, who is non
resident of this State, will take notice that, on the
20th day of January, A. d. 1868, the plaintiff
Jesse S. Norton, filed in the office Of the Clerk OF
said Court, motion, in which he alleges that the
said plaintiff, on the | lth day of June, A. y. 1855
Il the June Term of said Court, recovered iudg-
meut against said defendants for S2l2 co, with 10
per cent. interest from said date that said iudg-
nent is unreversed, unsatistiud and unpaid, but
has become dormant, AMI that said Jesse 5. Nor
ton is now the sole owner of said Judgment. Said
defendants required to appear on or before the
2Sth day of March, A. ID. 1868, and show cause
why said Judgment should not be revived in favor
of said Jesse ;. Norton.
j.. II. PIKE,
ASHER COOK, Attys for Pl'f.
Pcrrysburg, January 80, 1865. 4OfslO 25
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rrnIlc NAM or onIn.
S5,Sg5,aNl

November, 1850 Observation-Disclosures. siG ,O27 a3l
November, lS51,...,.,. .,..,....".,. li,O3l ,9il
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DEDEMPTlON NOTICE Cornelius Bierly,
IL or his assgnccs, will take notice that I. C..
Guernsey has deposited in the Treasury of Wood
County, Ohio, Four Dollars and Sixty nine Gents,
to redeem the whole of the twenty t20) feet ofwest
side Of Lot No. Eleven 1ll. in the town Of Free
port, sold at Delinquent Tax Sale, January 81,
1868.
S. y. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrvsburg, January 30 1868, 4Oia
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y EGAL NOTICE.

Jesse 3. Nortun and James Muir
ray, partners, under the firm
name, The Perrysburg Bank,
plaintiffs,
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Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Guzcttc, makes the following
statement concerning the political issue of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID r. j A M II s.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
II New orleans, La, tcstablsrhed In 1850 and for
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cessful Specials; OF tho age IN The treatment Of al
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oonxtn OF DrAascsH srnkRs. sfAsns, op0A the
treatment OF Chronic, 0ercariAl. syphilitic, Blood
and Skin Diseases and all Disorders Of Contagious
yensresl Caarac,er-whieh BE- cures without The 80
Of rcury odide OF potoesa, afpenc, aDy poeo0,
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Abuse Of the organ early indeeeretioa. sxeessss,
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II, with . deplorable train Of other eyuptons-
treated and radically cured by an infAiabao 0etho1.
oavirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar TO
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ola d;esssss OF The most horrible elAss wAsss Ne
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and body, erofula-togethes With a eeaseae uu1e
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On. jazz q reeo0zDended b. the prseo o. -
country BY professor Of medical colleges, en4 b
the medical profession eooefally. Thooo a0ieto4
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On. Jams can be coneulted, conhdendally, By let
ter p o. Drawer 5s63, Chicago, enclosing stamp for
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just published, BY DR.. fJames, two pamphlsts, -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

TIE Tape Worm 10 one of the
nosf osssL AHD 911Eartsn uFns o. MIN, AND
OCCASIONS sns n.sr DrssnsssIss sYnrTons. A dull
pain In the forehead giddinsss, alternate pasness
and flushing Of the face: pa,encss ofths lips emae-
alton alternate lSss and excess Of appetite era
vines parteulas articles Of food offensive breath
swsng Of the abdomen depression ofspirlts and
nervous irritsbility, are the leading symptoms.
Rev, why not, a view Of this dangerous enemy,
make use OF remedy which many years OF expsr-
fence has proved 10 be safe and certain remedy Z
3. A Fahnsetock'S vermifuge, II ssed according TO
the elections accompanying each bottle, will mo-.
failto eradicate the destroyer.
oreat caution must be used by every purchaser to
- his judge in sense, and 10 examine every
ssttis he buys Of Il. The simple name Of FAINT
ssoex 10 not sufncent He must lsok closely and
carefully to see that the initials are II. A. FAn~x-
srasx and he satisfied with nothing else. II 10 for
aals hI ALL dru0uia
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