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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
TUCSON RESTAURA NIT!

On Main Street Opposite Lesinsky < Co.'S stOre), a-4 'a-r t1.f TUCSON, Ar. -s,--s- VTNHE proprietors would announce to the public E that they are now prepared to entertain their guests with the choicest viands of the season and ev thin g which the market can supply in the finest style and sh ortest notice.
 Gentlemen can be accommodated with Hot Coffee, Chocolate, Pies Cakes and Oysters at all hours. Open day and night,
 FARRELL and TRASK Propri etors
 March 1st 1862 If .'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
nAI1.N rn TIE rnII.s.

Tho poiitcri campaign IN this State Is fast
approaching as close. Un Tuesday next, the
cf,iEcus or Ohio, by their pntcnt decision at the
ballot b,x, will determine uho shalt control the
general and local interests VI government, and
Indicate what policy shall prevail.
With tho nasi records of the Democratic party,
neither in State nor in legislative relations, ca6
we desire It's return 10 puwcr and authority -
The legal enactment cumbihed with the wastcrui
o1treyerance Of the late Democratic Legislature
III this State, has been blasting reproach b.
everything like honorable, economical, aud
pn,riosic legislation. NVWith standing their
blatant ouicry against corruption, they have
cxrmplihud its worst forms. Whilst hAtping
on economy, they have used the financial re-
sources with wastcful prodigality. pfcclaiming
the doe'tinc OF the largest measure or good ~
the greatest number " persons, ytt their lcris-
latiye enactnents have cunduced only 10 the cs-
nblishmcnt Of monopolos. and tho Investment
uf County Commissioners with unrestricted au-
thnrity IN the use Of money belonging 10 the
people. Their patriotism extends net ~ nation
al unity, its illustrations are cmbelisledby par
lisnn aud sectional prciudccs. IN whatever
view the Democratic party be considered. II is
contradiction In essence and IN fact. Can ittheni
even for moment, be deemed right ur proper
again to install its candidates in ollicc " grant
thcm n received lease " power. We Opinc no,
In that conclusions on Tuesday next the people VI
this State will acquicsce aud ut until that party
has cxpmgtted itself from the coriuptirns Of tho
past, can il hone u regain that influence which
by its misconduct has been Justly forfeited.
ltis the duty OF every Republican to labo
earnestly lut the absolute triumph of bis ticket
Let there be no apathy manifested. let every
man determine TO pcriurm his whole duty then
VIC may certainly anticipate a mJnrity in the
State Of at least 10000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

While every possible device is being resortcd
to by the Democrats tn secure the next lceis.
aturc by means Of Peoples Tickets" and
similar impnsitinns, the Republicans should re-
member that next year the census will be taken
aud the year after the returns will probably be
in such n state ot forwardueSs as To enable the
Legislature now to he chosen to district the State
for Congressional purposes for ten wears to come.
That work once performed, II is almost impos.
sible IN secure II modification uutil the expira-
ton Of the decade, as 81 much confusion and
disturbance ot party aod individual interests is
made by changes, that even the most unfair ap-
portiOumeut is usually allowed to stand. II is
important, therefore, that the Republicans should
BE- up aud doing that they may not suffer loss
Of the political influence in the National Con.
greSs which egimltcly belongs IN them. 1t
Is important that tho State should not be 81 GER
rvmtndcrcd that We shall lnse such men as
BINGHAM, SCugNcE and others whose names
even are terrible to our foes. We must not al
low ourselves To be tIickcd out NJ our rights by
the dcccptiuns Of our foes. We call upoN all
cur friends, therefore, ti BE- active in their ef-
forts to secure n Republican majority in the
next Legislature, - 7oicio Bid4c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
The Pendleton 1heorr.

Mr.. fendleton and the Democracy of Ohio ur-
gently demand that the bonds shall be paid in
greenbacks, because, as the say. the bonds we've
bought with greenbacks, when greenbaeks were
Worth mach less than they are nav. The fol.
lowing, from writer in the New York Evening
Post, puts the matter in its true light nv stating
the facts as they occurred iu the family of which
las was a member
"in the early part OF The war our family he'd
$4,000 10 invest. A family council was held,
and the subject Of investment discussed. Que
of rs proposed to invest in real estate IN New
York city. Others said 'No! The Govern
ment needs money 10 preserve the nation, and
the uavernmsnt must have IT, The mnney was
tnvesied 10 Goyerunl Mt bonds. AT tho very
u.se g'fA was selling in the market at two per
cent; prenliala. We still hold these bonds, and
yS ar. rendieion tells us that we invested rur
S'oney 'whsn legal tender q ties we've not worth
A1ore than half they are now ii we had in.
vested 10 real estate at the time, on any of Tho
avenues IN the city Of New Ymk We eoriA Lave
added hity per cent. to our family rntune ~
LoceFBNGAt does fd.r hs boads TO- te NB,a,pt n al,
Pey eesi OS he Interest. TAT one time the tax Mas
ten per cent The GorcraneHi dos Aot tar r.ol
estate. We have hcld these bands duriag all the
tryng periods Of the war, aud through peri,ds
el,', when eonhdenee was wauung In the minds
etmany =, u the ability Of our Government Il
e<eserre ITSELF. Is Il not, then, sheer deina.
epguism In Mr.. Pendirton ~ mislead the ignor.
ant, when he knows that Thousands, like our.
Esivcs, invested money Ia Unitsd States (;overn.
me"t binds Al the Same ump aud under similar
e.TsunistaRces Z
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
When Mrs. Rawiins Was Il Maiden.

There will he a very general feeling nr svm.
pathv in the South l"r this afflicted lady. Du-
ring the wAr she resi- led at Nicksburg, Hiss a.
a friend in the family of Mr.. I.ain. a prominent
citizen Of that place. Her mulrn name was
lullhurt, II We remember cnrrrtly. She was
greatly a 'mircd an respected by all the Con
lederate ofcers Who we've visitors at the house.
Pleas mt and winning IN mlnner, the charms nf
her society and her manifold courtcsirs aud kind
ness 10 all 81 thom will be remembered bv those
wha were among the many who were cheered
BY her Npdness and elegant hospitality. Anong
the thrRg Of her admirers Was brave vaNug
0d.etr be.onginglo Whhcls' battalion of artillery.
C. :, A., whd awakened deeper feeling than
fdendship m her Who was daomed To hear Of
lis death out on The lines shortly aQerward, du-
ring the last memoI able siege, When General
Grant, with the late General Rawlns as Chief
Of Staff, entered Yieksb1rg, Mr.. Lum's house
was occupied. Here IL was she m,t her late
husband, who, touched by her great Nurth aud
charming qualities, subsequently offered himself
aud was accepted. an the southern officers
who were at Vieksburg will bear testimony to
the Undertaking courtesy OF General Rawlins in
hls intercourse with them, aud his afflicted Mid
ow will now have their heartcst sympathy in
her great berearemeut.- L ,ui,rNe tbuiss.Jsr.
AA,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
DEAD ISSUES.

The Columbus, Ohio State JosrApl SAYS the
Democracy would like very we!l To escape il
they could the odium that attaches To a bad
record. When we ask thcm to explain any
thing particularly GiSgracrfu and damnahle in
their past acts aud history, they rcply that they
do not discuss "dead issues" They want the
vail of Oblivion cast over the past and desire
that everything that happened prior tn the date
or their last State Convention shall bo forgotten,
Now there Is mt u criminal within the walls OF
the Ohio pent,niia'y uhu does not desire pre-
ciSely the same thing cultivation 'or all past
u05nseS aud frgrtlulucss for all crimes.
but n mans record is always q hriay issue,
When pubhc man presents himself fer a high
office, like GcIgo II. pendeton, We must OK.
anime lis rccora ,o lcarn tho character Of the
man, The record uf candidate for office can
never be a dead issue. To learn what course
he will be likely to pursue in the future, We
must learn what course he has pursued in thu
past. We cannot know what his principles ar,
until we learn what have been his enuneialion,
of them. A candidates character aud his quail
iHCatious for ohce are determined BY what b,
has said and what he has d1ue. Mr.. peudlo
tou's record is therefore cue Of the live iSsucS nj
the campaign. The rccwi Is himself No,
might as well say that fcuIle,ou himself is
dcud issue, That may b. said With truth Il
October, but not nlw.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

II has been aScertained recently, on good au-
thority, that SAN CkRv Is now going around the
state in the employ ot the Democratic Central
Committee, Organizing secret political societies.
Shs organizations, which are being run IS a
helper 70 the Democratic party, are known as
the WOrkingmen's League, aud their Snle pur-
pose Is TO elect DenAcrdtS In the Legislature
and where that is impossible, to start pretended
independent nominations. Candidates for in
itiatiOn are met at the outer door with the queS.
tioD, "Are you opposed Ia the t,tecuth amend
Hent to the constitution ~ Ii the question is
answered in the negative, the noviliic is sent
cat IL 10 the affirmative, the initiation pro-
crosses, aud the members are secretly instruct
ed as 10 their duties as members or the league
In defeating the Republican nominations. II is
prohab that at least nne of the secret leagues
vas organi2cd Ia each place visited by Cary
during the campaign nf 1867. Several clos,
counties were carried by similar work and lu
sharp trading, in which the Democrats alway,
stipulated for votes for their candidates Cor Sen
atnrs or Representatives, The same Kind o
societies are being brought TO bear noY on
much more extensive scale.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
Sicklcs, with his one leg, has sumped th
whole Spanish Government.

Sicklcs, with his one leg, has stumped the
whole Spanish Government.
Cady stanton says that "aftcr a woman is
married we never hear any more Of her" How
many husbands wish that the allegation were
tuaG
An Iowa editor socmnly vows that he win
not support man for Representative "who is
whisky barrel in the morniug and barrel uf
whisky at night"
The annual exhibition of the Ohio Grape
Growers Association will be held at Cleveland
I'm Wednesday and Thursday, October 18th aud
llth. All persons interested in grape culture
are invited TO attend.
Since Grant commenced business in Wash.
incton, the public debt has decreased StQ, 800 =
750.Sl. Figures won't lie consequently W,
csnuot ask our Democratic exchanges to copy
The Bucvrus CO., Fbrup which supports
Mr.. Pendletnn for Governor, announces that
hcnecfnrward il shall advocate the absolute aud
immediate repudicliou Of tho national debt. II
would do directly what Mr.. reudcton would do
Indirectly.
FarSon Brownlow has entirely abandoned the
newspaper business, on account uC "dcchnug
health and other engagements" lie should b,
NO means su0rr any of his other engagements I,
interfere with his declining health.
The Chicago TYmcs, whose right to be callct
Democratic none can dispute, propounds IL,
following inquiry:
az the Democracy of tho North shall adhcr,
70 the dead issues Of tho past. how can Tia,
Democratic patty remain national organiEa
tion, since the whole body of the Southern whit,
people have abandoned the dead issues, and ac
cspted tho situation as it isT'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The Democratic editors oi this State have
made great blow over the rccent" great Dem
ocrntc victory m California" Tho Bryan
UHion Prcu says they have uncooped their roos-
ters aud set them N growing over the result but
have taken very good care not to state what
that result was, The fact Is, there was no
State ticket in the field, and the election turned
entirely upon loch issues San Francisco
usually Democratic by 500 majority repudi-
alcj Democracy aud elected Republican Mayor
/ by 200 mai jIrty. Ii is true that the state as 4
whole ionls mp majority for the Democracy -
! hut that Is mt surprising. California is u Dem
ocratc State. and is so regarded by every one,
But the Democracy there differs widely from tho
Democracy in Ohio. Gen. RuseCrans says that
he consulted with Gov. llaight Of that State be-
fore he wrote his letter to the Ohio Democracy
and that this letter embudics the Governor
views. This shows that the Democracy of Cal
ilornia are of the Rosccrans style-Hnd this /,
! the Democracy that won, not the Ohio Democ-
| raCy,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The senior editor of the New Orleans Pic1ymr
on return from two months stay in the North
and East, remarks that" with public opinion
at the North far more tolerant than ever before
with an earnest disposition there to carry cap-
tai to tho South rather than 10 take II away, and
with bountilul crop, msuring independence at
home, we may allb hopeful. The future OF the
South will be one oiprogress and Improvement"
The PicdypHc, referring Ia the cotton product,
says the crop Of 1865 and lS66 Is cstimited Mt
500 ,OOn bales; for 1866 and 1897, at 1851 1873
fur 1867 and 1868, ut 2,i30,Sj3 and for 1858
and 1869, Rt 2,4j0000.
Hopeful for the future, the Picryme adds, that
as tue political power of the South has been com
sidcrably increased by Radical legislation, IL
will, with its great productive capital, take a
higher position in the public affairs than ever
1t is or must be allied with all tho States on and
DO, dctng on the Mississippi, aud such a union
will control the affairs Of tue country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The Rov. Peter Cartwright Uf Illinois VI. +.
Conference completed his jOth year as Presiding
Elder on the 2jth ult., ani the uccisipn was duly
celebrated by the Mllholists of Chicago and
vicinity. Aiming the speakers were Bishop
Thomson and the Row. Drs. Crdry, Newman,
and Van Clevc, Letters were read from the
Hon. Richard Yates, Bishops Morris Of Chic,
Janes Amcs Of Indiana, aud Simson aud from
the Rev, VIM, Morley puushou, the Rev. Drs.
Curry, Eddy, and others.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The N.Y. lro1d naivcly observes that shonld
It's hopes In Ohio be realized, nnl should "Asa
Packer carry Pcnnsylvsnin, the Democratic
party, after the election in New York State, In
November, viii start the new year with the con.
troll Vt the three largest States in the Union.
Precisely. Aud should The sky fall on the l2th
or October, wo shall all stand an excellent
chance Of oatching lITks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

Gen. RnseerNus in his recent dSclinntory let.
ter says " his Democratic brethren
"a policy that leads to or requires the multi.
plication Of olliccrs is anti Democratic, unjust
and dangerous To freedom"
Yet the "anu Democratic" legislature Of last
swinter enacted law, creating eleven additional
Common Pleas Judges, at cost Of S27 600
twenty Boiler Inspectors, at Il cost OF $40 GOO
aud tonr Geological Engineers at cost Of Sl3, :
900 ls this not, according To the views of Gen,
RnsecranS, their recently acknowledged leader,
"uniust and dangerous to freedom o.
Republicans OF Wood County, will YOU re-
main away from the polls rn next Tuesday
Remember that this is tho place 10 rmedy these
eVlla
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The Little Rock RpaLiiom says that what
ever may be the case with the Southern States,
Arkansas is Republican to the core. There will
be no election until tho fall Of 1871, at which
time only members oi Congress aud Legislators
are tn be elected. lilfni tho State Senate, how
ever, hold over until 1879 aud they are true
Republicans; aud more than half the Senators
to be elected will come from districts over
whelmingly Republican. Nor is thore much
more hope OF the Democrats doing any thing with
thc House
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

The rross on the firc part OF last week, which
opened up onr beautiful autumn, seem t have
done but trining damage, notwithstanding itox-
tended over all the northern States. II was
supposed that corn WAS out ol danger, bht dcs-
patches from Illinois Indicate that some damage
was done that crop there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

ron ArprroR, J. n. NEWTON.
FoE PRosArG JupoE, GEO. C. PHELPS.
FoR PRosEcuriSe AIRY, j. w. CANARY
foR coNmsaoNtR, s. W. ST. JOHN.
Ron fSplRMAKr DIRECTOR, SETH BRUCE.
For CoRoSyR CHARLES G. BAIRD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
Election Of Land Assessors.

PBRRYsDuRG, Sept. q, 1869. !
Notice is hereby given that the Commiss ion
ers Of Wood county, Ohio, did at their regular
session in June. A. ID. 1869, divide the county
of Wood into Districts, each composed Of nne
township for the purpose Of real estate appraise-
ment.
Therefore the qualified voters of each Of the
townships in said county are required at the
general election on the Second Tuesday of Octo
Der, 1859, to elect by ballot, an elcctor OF SAID
township as
ASSESSOR OF REAL PROPERTY
of said township.
Separate Poll Books and Ballot Boxes are ro-
qnircd to be kept opon for the election Of Asses
sor, and returns duly certified to be made 10 the
County Auditor (sec Ohio laws " 1858, page
1867. J. B. NEWTON, Auditor
2jb.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

A chap In Illinois has discovered what 'mcnn
iimo" mcans-it It's the time when some enc else
is sitting up with his Detscy, In bis place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
pannhlican County Ticket.

Representative Ticket
WILLIAM PARKS, Of Ottawa County.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
Cider Mill and press.-JonN Orrrr

Cider Mill and PreSS.-JonN OrrER.
RAcuEs 4 Co, have cNeted Cider Press aud
have in connection herewith a irSt.class Cider
Mill, on East Boundary-str,et, All those hav,
ing apples 10 grind and cider to make will dc
well Ia give them call. They will also pay
cash for seven or eight hundred bushels OF
good cider apples. 23i
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

Republican Senatorial Ticket
ABEL N. COREY, Of Fulton County.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

People with thin heads Of hair should usC
uau's Vegetable Scicilian lIAir Rrnewer I,
make the hair grow cut thick.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

VI ing Of everY description. None but 6Ist,
class work allowed TO 60 out Oi the Oeiee,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
Notice to Farmers /!

DARTIRS wishing to purchase the celebra>
Il ted Champion Gross cut Saw, the one that
has given such unbOunded satisfaction where
Il has been in use for the past year, can now DO
supplied by calling at tho New Hardware Store,
CAPT. M. BROWN.
All Saws Warranted. II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08


TuE GREcILN BENp.--Ths terrible 'hinder
pest is raging among certain class To an
alarming extent. We would recommend Whit.
tlcsey's Dyspepsia Cure. which /, said 10 be ;he
best remedy in the world mr tho bendin'" as
We used "a have it when a boy.
The New York Nar pleads for greater econo-
my at funerals. r. Ecci0sge.
A reform in this direction Is sadly needed.
Funeral expenses are becoming 81 uneraus thai
ponr man nowadArs must necessarily have
gror' seruples about dying. tiAcianah Tt'rs
Not long Siuce a premium was offered nv an
agricultural society l0r the best mode of iTngs
lion, and the latter word, by mistake of the prin,
tor having oeeu changed 10 "iuitatiln," a far,
mer sent his wife TO gain the prize.
talato printers festival the following toas:
was presented The master OF all trades he
beats thu larmck with the Hoe" tue carpenter
with his rules" and the mason with " setting
up tall columns" he surpaSses tho LAWYER an
the doctor in attending 10 his " oaseS." an he
beats the pArsoa Ia the management ol The
devil"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST!

NN the road between Pcrrysburg and 10.
chcstcr, box containing one Black Coat
and Vest, marked Buckley sphinx. Frccport.
Any psreon returning " giving information Of
the sans w 0erge n Kreps 10 Perrysburg, will
confer favor on the subrcriber
OLIVER SANDERS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
u EGAL NOTICE.
Executors Safe Of Real Estate.

nN the 5h day Of November, 1869. between
the hours Of I and 2o'clock =. NJ, nt the
donr of the Courthouse, IN Perrvsburg, Ohio.
will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property OF Geo. n. Parsons,
deceased, to-wii
NV 4 of sec -, Up 3, range 10 east, containing
20 acres cf land. And the undivided half Of the
= Sc x sec %, tp 4, range 10 and the II 4
of the ne y the = of the NV 4, aud the sw =
Of the ne a Of sec 3j, Up 4, range II east, all in
Wood County, Ohio, containing l4O acres.
Terms of sale Que third cash, balance in one
and two years. secured bv mortgage on premi-
scs. J.. 5. SLENlN, Executor of
Geo. N. Parsons.
J. +. PAIGE, Attorney. 2idS5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
nsonblioan State Ticket.

pm uovrnSOR. n. y. HAYES.
por Inre. uvvrrSoR, J. q. LEE.
rrrsEsu Jrpos, LUTHER DAY.
rssasrRtR or SrArK, y. 3. WARNER.
BoAsp oT PrBLc woRKs, II. r. PORTER
ArroRSEY CEsERAi, +. D. POND.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed.
or the glands atrophicd and dccaye1
But such as remain can be saved fos
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the haiT
from turning gray or falling off, anS
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
u1erelv for n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cTectuel
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
10 ITS original color
icim the gloss and
Ere:hnes' Of youth.