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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
[From the Toledo Blade. /
Breaking Ground for the Atlantic and
Lake RE HALLWAY COmDanN.

The following letter from the Secretary ef the
Atlantic Il Lake Erie Railway Company to Hon.
MN. KRAUs, Mayor Of Toledo, informs us that the
formaity sf breaking ground for this Railway
is to take place at New Lexington. Perry county,
Ohio, on Wednesday the 22d day Of June, aad
on behalf of the Company, the Secretary invites
our citizens to be represented at that interesting
ceremony. This will afinrd opportunity for our
citizens to becume acquainted with the leading
men connected with this important railway pro
ject,.and also to see for themselves the mineral
wealth of the country which this road Will make
accessible To u.s.. should the rad be extended to
Toledo. We hope this invitation will be ac-
ceptcd promptly and heartily, and that our en-
terprising citizens will improve the opportunity
to gain personal and complete knowledge OF
all this road has tlnf5r them. An intelligent
judgement can TINS be formed as to the measure
OF interest we should take In this malter
New LExISGToY, 0, May 80.
SIR:-The genJlemen to whom was awarded
the contract for the construction Of so much uf
the Atlantic & Lake Erie Railway as lies south
Of Bucyrus and north of Athens county. have
announced their inteutiOn to clmmeuce work on
the same near New Lexington, Perry county, On
Wednesday, the 22d day of june next. The
people of Perry and adjoining counties with the
assert of the lioard) have determined to observe
the occasion of "breaking ground" by assem-
bling together for granl picnic, speeches
&c.
On behalf of the Board of Directors; l have
the honor b extend to you, and through you, tc
the Common Council, city authorities and peo
pie of Toledo an invitation to be present aud
participate with ms on that occasion.
assume that 10 you, and the neope over
whom you have the hnner t0 reside, il is no
necessary to urge the importance 0f this grea
enterprise; but ! trust that you and they will
improve this occasion to become more fully ac
quaintcd with the peo 10 aud resources o
southeastern Ohio, in order that you may have
Just appreciation of the reciprocal benefits
which must follow the completion Of this grea
line of railway.
Trusting that ] shall meet yon and many 9TH
ers of the citizens of your go1dly city On the %
olJune, and that the work to be inauguratet
on that day will soon be extended along th,
cOmpany's line, from the Lake 10 the Ohir, t.
| the end that Toledo, as well as Central an
Southern Ohio,may speedily secure a direct out
| let to the Southeastern coast of the Unie
| States, have the honor to be, very truly yours
JANIS TAYLOR,
Sec'y A.. & l.. 4. Railway Co.
Hou, WM. KRAus, Mayor of Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

The New York Tribune says the celebrated
Mr.. Vallaudigham has announced that hereaf-
Ter he will have nothing to do with politics.
Having. for many years past, had occi sion TO
speak sharply of this person, we cannot permit
him to retire from mems sigh. and pretty soon
from their memories also, without expressing
10 him our gratitude inasmuch as he has not
been at all like The haa of which the French .
man said: ,"blon Dieu if you puts ze finger
sn him. he is not dare" We have always
unl Mr.. Vallandigham 'th;re." If he has
been naked Of priucipl', he has not been ashamed
If his nakedness. lie has glolied in avowiug
political doctrine which the majority Of Amer
leans rejected with loathing, and in maintaining
IaradoXes which the civilized world has united
in stigmatizng. If there be any glory in this
MrV. is entitled to it and the reputation which
he has won we cheerfully accord to him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazetie
says "The national disgrace of an underpaid
lndicilry received some attention in the Senate
this afternoon, and proposition was carried
fixing the salary of the Chief Justice of the Sn-
prem Court at s10 900, the Associate Justices
Mt $4,000, Circuit Judges at 81 500, Chief JUS
iice Of the Court of Claims at $500, Associate
Judges at IS 900, Chief justices of the Supreme
'tourt in this district at S5, 500. Associate JUS
tees AMI all District Justices of the United
ftntrs at IS ,O00."
Ih,s will add about 25 per cent TO the pay oi
bnHed States Judges. While the reward Of la
b'r goesdown. the emolumcnts Of Office holders
90 up. The dignity of Office is certainly becom-
ing burdensome to those who foot the bills,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Propo-
~ sails will be received at the office os the
Township Clerk, Perry sburg Twp, Wond Co.,
Ohio for erecting a new School House in School
District No. 5, on the location occupied by the
present builing. until 10 o'clock a. NJ. Tues
day, June 2S 1870. Proposals will be received
for brick and frame building. according to
plans and specifications now ON fe in the Of
fees of either of the undersigned.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder, who shall give bond for the
faithful performances Of the me in accor1ance
with the plans aud specifications now on fl.
CHARLES COY.
FREDERICK YEAGER, OO""''ee'
June !, 1870. &c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that farmers and gardeners, who sell
only the product of their own farms and gar
dens from their wagons along the streets, whcr-
ever they can get permission to temporarily
place them, having no regular place for their
wagons, where their customers may expect to
finl them, but changing their their locations.
staining one day in one place and another day
IN another, do not by so doing render themselves
Ea3le to special taxes as produce brokers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
u ~. ~ ~,
Secretary Board of Education.
RESOLUTION for constructing q Sidewalk
from Walnut street to Louisiana Avenue, on
l..ai-l. Il '

RESOLUTION for constructing a Sidewalk
from Walnut street to Louisiana Avenue, on
tho north side of Second street. sii
BE Il Orddincd Jy tie Council OF he Meorpo-
r,ded Village Of PerrysLWy. That a Sidewa k
be and the same is hereby ordered TO be con.
structcd III a workmtnlikc manner, on the north
side OF Second street, from Walnut street to
Louisiana Avenne, excepting across in-lrt No.
3S3, said walk to be four feet wide, constructed
of two-inch plank nf not mo;c than twelve inches
wide, hid cross-wise, and of good white or
burr oak; tie seepers to be four by six inches.
And the Marshal is hereby authorized and re-
quired to nnlify the owners of lands abntting
thereon, To build the same within sixty days
after the taking effect Of this Resolution, aud
in default thereof to construct the same, and
report the expense thereof to the Council for
assessment on the respective lQts abulting
thereon,
Passed My 2s. 1870, 10 take effect from and
after June l3, 1870.
JAMES. r. TYLER, Mayor.
Attest: 4. j. OBLINDER, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

The Internal Revenue SCISSORS GET some FINN
nv answers to the questions printed on their
blanks. For instance. "IIad your wife anv ir-
cone last year?" One person replies "Yes,
"ne bnv." Another. .'An impertinent question:
bnt no." third, "Her husbands love, and as
much money from him as she wants, but no 9TH
er incomc. Fourth, ayes, twIns-botb we'll:
willing to be taxed for them" Fifth, "Have
not been able to discover that she had any in
come" etc,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

paper, to be called the Paris American,
and devoted to American news for our country
men in Europe, is under negotiation. II will
be morning journal. and will have an office
near the Grand Hotel, Paris. Several Ameri-
can bankers and others living in. the French
capital are at its back, and it is hinted that its
editorial conductors will be Jun;us Henri
Browne and Thomas W Knox. Both of them
'r' familiar with the continent, and especially
With Its most attractive city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
STATE TEMPERANCE CoNyENr1oN.

The State Prohibition party met at Columbus
IN Wednesday with eighteen counties represent
ed The following ticket was put in nomination.
Secretary of State, JAY oDELL, Of Cleveland !;
Supreme Judge, GIDEON e. STEWART, of Huron
county, Comptroller of Treasury, THos, EDMoN.
son, of Clarke county, Member of Board Of Pub
liv Works ,ENooH G COLLINS, of Hooking county .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

IOWA has hlt upon the most sensible plan for
checking the spread Of intemperance that has
ever been devised. Her Legislature has just
passed a law, BY which anv county can vote at
general election, If win, to prohibit the sale
Of Gale. wine. malt liquors. or beer Of any kind"
within its limits, except hy druggists fer medical
purposes. Let our Legislature pass such law,
and we believe half the drinking saloons in the
State would be closed in less than wear,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

An editor out west gets of the following ;"A
girl nj Chester Vermont, has died from tight
laciug. These oorseis should be done away
with, and if the girls can't live without being
squeezed, We suppose men can be- found who
would sacrifice themselves. 'As old as we are,
we bad rather devote three honrsa day, with
oui a cent of paw, as bre,et rnraei. ihan sec
these girls die OF in that manner. Ohice hours
almost any time"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

\ Boston writer comes To the defense Of
women against the current notion that thev are
peculiarly addicted to gossip, alleging that in a
country grocery store. among barrels of molas.
ses and piles of salt fish, more gossip is talked
nv men in one evening. than is heard in all
the farm-houses of the town. This will be in
teresting TO the women.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

N. z. Susiskv, late defanlting city Treasurer
ofSt Louis failing to give the 500 900 bond re-
quired, has been sent to Jail. The indictment
against him is for embezzlng $4,000. Three
of his bondsmen have since informed Mayor
Cole that they are ready to paw their proportion
Of his bond. The fourth bOndsman will proba-
bly, do the same.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

A lady at Charlestown, Massachusetts, who
has suffered lately from an inllamed neck, has
been told by her physician that il is caused by
horrid insects called bOrers, nhabiting the Hin
do bark BRAID Of her chignon. She has cast the
chignon from her and had her head shaved as
smooth as billiard ball,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
pEMocRATIo STATE CoNvENrroN.

The Democratic State Convention assembled
at Columbus, on Wednesday, nominated the
following ticket;
Secretary of STATE, WILLIAM HgsLEY, Of
cleveland Suprcnle Judge, n. a. HARRisoN, Of
london Comptroller Of the Treasury, JonS H..
IiEAroN, Of Iielmoot county; Member Of nord
Of Public Works, WILLIAM SrGEcEH, Of Licking
county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

Gen. Don PIATT saws That at dinner party
the other day, Senator Nye put his new silk
tile cnrelessly upon sofa. few minutes at
ter the veteran philosopher Greeley sat down
and crushed the bat fearfully. "fIang it,"
rnared Nye, al could have told you it wouldn't
fit before you tried il on"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

A New London Sabbath school teacher said
to little boy, reccntly' "Snppose some wick
ed hoy, should stop you on yonr way 10 church,
aud ask you 10 go 10 sOuie bad place with him
what would you Say 70 "What would | say %
repeated the little wag 81 should say, Shoe
Fly doLt bother me-, pm bound for Sunday
school"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03


A resolution 10 adjourn IN the | 5th day of
july has passed both Houses Of Congress.
-, .r.
ihe en-, new v"'cIs ,'. oSue SuaSps Demoeracy-
chOo r'y, W" o'""u'' Sie
q, one .. '.c '.aue on''ns ~ Mhliamsnnrg, a.
has vo.eW W SUM an heur IN re"oihg ar''-
C'es ironi Ne" AoiA newspaper. -...
Tho IIiinais CenstiEn.i,nal Convention has
adopted resolution submitting 10 a separate
vote Of the naoplea a clause extending the right
o' sunuage' 70 "omvn'
Miss. Eleanor Dumont has opened a gnnib-
ling saloon nj Helena, Montana called the "Guld-
en- Uafc.o The canse Of woman Is progressing
and her field for usefulness is extending.
wxcn:ne uurscs calm the rising generation
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

brigham Young is greatly excited at the pro
psed action Of the General Government for the
urpcse Of suppressng polygamy. He is will
4Ag te abandon Salt Lake, rather than his
wives. He proposes to contest any actinn Of
Congress before the Courts, and stave off fight
till something turns mp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

"GroRoE, do you know Mr. Jones has found
beautiful baby on his door step. aud is going
20 adopt him2" eyes, papa he win be Mr.
Jones' step-son won't he 2"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
Secretary Board Of EIuciti
ANNUAL sCUOOL MEETINc.

The Qualified Electors of School District No. |.
Perrysburg Township, Wood County, Ohio, arc
nttfea that tho Annual Sclnol Meeting for said
District will be held at the Union Scho,l House
Ia said District un Saturday, June llth, A. u.
1870, at O'Clock =. NJ, at which meeting the
report Of tue BJard Of Education will be read
aud such other business transacted as may come
before the meeting.
tf l.. NJ. HUNT,
Secretary Board OF Education.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL.

OObNOih tt1ONStI ifcrFYanufNs W. "
May 2Sth, 1870.
Council met pursuant to call.
Present Mcssrs, ,Crnnkcr, Crook, Parkhurst,
Roach, Rnbursnnl and Clerk.
Absent Westcdtt and Mayor.
Minutes Of the last meeting read andap-1
proved. ti
Mr.. Cro,k was chosen President pro tenn.
A message was received from the Mayor, re
ceived hnd placed on tle.
The Sidewalk Committee reported fayornblv
on petition for sidewalk on north side of Fiji,
street f. ON Uum School House to the stone
pike. Report received aud referred to Ordinances
Committee. "
The committcc on the opening of Commercial
street asked and received further time.
The committee e.i the Improvement NJ West
Boundary street asked further time, and Mr.
Robertson was appointed To confer with tho Com
missioncrs in regard to the matter. Git
The Hydraulic Committee was granted fur
ther time.
The Sidewalk Committee estimated expense
Of three plans for building sidewalk on both
sides OF Louisiana Avenue from Second to Front
street, and south side nr Front to Walnut street
The following is the estimated cost per rod lin
cnl
Estimated cost Of sidewalk, Plan No. |, per
rod lineal---
1872 feet super of stone at 2jc per foot S}3 90
20 " cubic of sand at 81 per cord -" 90
291 Bricks laid fiat 81 per M.....".... 9 0s
lIuDCr per ROD '''' ''s' s's.' ..s.'..'' 5O
Total price per rod SAL 20
Estimated cost ol sidewalk plan NJ per rod
lmenl:
sol Bricks at 81 per M....".......... GO 81
og leet cubic OF sand at 80 per cord." 50
Labor per rud... .....'..'.....''''' l 90
Total price per rod ..........- $l2 3S
Estimated cost of sidewalk, plan No. 3, per
rod lineal:
800 feet boards Of . inch pine ut SIS per NJ 50 IS
IS {" 4x4 oak sringers do | 80
Labor aud nails per rOd..,.. ......... l 20
Total price per rod ...-...'... IS 81
The Resolution for the construction Of side
walk on north side of Second street between
Walnut and Louisiana Avenue was read the
third time and placed upon its inal passage.
All the members present voted yea aud the Res
ouion passed.
Messrs. VIM. Crook and Jas. w. Ross were
appointed committee t1 confer with the Maui
NEE Council on Railroad matters, at its meet
ing on 9Th Of June.
Council proceeded to the selection Of a Jury
fnr the Mayors Court, agreeable tn the provis-
| dcnt freehoders were laced in box, from
which the following were drawn by the Marshal
| to serve for three al lnths next ems uing:
| }. G. KNOLL, G. LEAF,
WM. Crook Sr., w. j. DESNis0N,
| d. y. hates, JERRY CRANE,
| B. ID. UHDEnHILL, JNo. T. SWEET,
| G. b. KREPs, FRED. YEAGER.
| w. II. flOLLsNBEeK, GEORGE HOFFMAN.
Council adjourned.
WM. CROOK, President pro ten.
F. j. ODLINGER, Clerk. .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

Glenn. johnson says that man whn buys a
machine, hires man or woman to run it, aud
lives on the proceeds, 10 swindIer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

Uniontown, Pa. has Ia lies 's1ciety styled Il g
"Ani-Slandering Society" They meet once a
month.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE FOR ANNUAL
school Election!

In school District No. 4, Perrysburg
Township, Wood Co, o. ~
rI"HE Qualified Voters nf School District No.
!, Perrysbure Township, Wood County,
Ohio, will take noticc that ON
saturday, Juuc lith, 1870,
An election will DO held at The Union School
House in said District, commencing at O'Clock
p. NJ. Of said day anil closing AZ O'Clock p. NJ,
OF said day, for the election Of tue following
officers towt:
One member of the Board of Education, 10
GIL the vacancy caused by the removal Of T.. :.
Slevin.
II Two members of the Board II Education, to
serve FOR the ensuing three yonrs.
j.. HUNT,
Secretary Board of E,luc itiun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

ado you enjoy good health, Zachary ?""Why
yes to be sure who DOESN'T"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

tu,
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-rHADELPH1A MONDAY MARCH J. 1870

would be quoted at its present price, or that
our credit would stand where it does abroad 2
To ask the question is 60 answer it, and to
show the absurdity of the reasoning Of the
Democratic organ.
It iS not by the display of any immense
genius or of any gigantic and mysterious
''plan" that these great results have been
wrought. 1t is by the carrying out of few
simple principles, the principles of honesty
and economy, which President Grant an
nounced one year ago. There can be no more
benefcent natural genius than is found in the
power to perceive and enforce these princi-
PIES And having aided in the election of
Grant, it gives us pride and JOY to be able,
at the close of the first year of his admins
tration, to point the country to the results
that have already been achieved-to speak of
the growth of the national welfare, as shown
in the consummation of the peaceful policy of
Reconstruction.
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hold no intercourse with negroes. The citi-
zens Of New Orleans protest against the cor
ruption and violence of a Legislature re-
turned by negro majority. As soon as the
Democrats, in the natural course of events,
acquire the control Of the Federal Govern
ment, the white citizens will almost every
whore resume the supremacy of which they
have been temporarily deprived. large
number of voters, having grown up since the
war, are exempt from the disabilities imposed
on their elders; and the sons will resent the
humiliation to which the fathers have been
injudiciously subjected
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE APPLICATION WILL BE MADE
IN TO the City Treasurer certificates for the
lowing City six PEE cent. loans free from all taxes
Certificate No. l90O3, Loan No. "a, dated November g.
Oerti6cSte No. 2sis, New Loan, dated November g.
Cert6cats No 1881, Liabilities dated November 26
Osrt6cate No 1885, Municipal Loan, dated November
Oertfcate No 60 Water Loan dated May g. 1863 $1,000
Oerticats No. @l46, Park Loan, dated April 1859
Sl0Ol. ia ia 3n
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tinue TO respect them. In the Sound dues
question our earnest agitation succeeded in
opening those waters to commerce; and
similar result will follow in the present in
stance il Congress and the Executive follow
up the subject with the energy which it de-
serves.
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A NEW SOUND DUES QUESTION.

A NEW SOUND DUES QUESTION.
From the NJ Y. Sun.
A Joint resolution recently introduced by
Judge Kelley, and referred to the House
Committee on Foreign Relations, calling
upon the American Government to cause all
unlawful restrictions upon the rights of free
navigation in foreign countries to be removed
through the medium of the diplomatic and
consular officers of the United States, finds
practical application in the Black Sea and the
straits connecting it with the Mediterranean
American shipping continues to be hampered
there by dues and restrictions, notwlthstand-
ing this country was no party to the treaties
neutralizing these great arteries OF traffic. A
prominent French journal congratulates the
American Legislature on taking another step
as important as that which led to the abolition
of the Sound dues, and declares the Joint
resolution in question to be conceived in the
interests of civilization and of the untram-
melled right of navigation.
Mr.. Seward had already made this matter
the subject of diplomatic correspondence
with the powers bordering on the Black Sea;
and, encouraged by the example OF the
United States, other nations opened negotia-
tions of similar nature, the result being to
secure to vessels the privilege OF passing IN
and out of the straits leading to the Black
Sea during the night, which had been hereto
and shipowners.
But the present administration having
failed to follow up Mr.. Stewards vindication
of the American principle of the freedom Of
the SEAS no further progress has been made
in that direction. Judge Kelley therefore
introduced his resolution in order again to
urge the importance of the matter upon the
| attention of the Government. 1t is to be
hoped that prompt measures viii be taken to
deliver commerce and navigation in Eastern
Europe from restrictions to which this coun-
try should not any longer submit If foreign
governments choose to make treaties among
themselves, for selfish or political purposes
of their own, which violate the principle OF
free navigation, il is time that they should
be reminded of the inconpatibility of such
proceedings with the interests Of commerce
and civilization At any rate, 1t caunot be
expected that the United States, not having
! been consulted about these treaties, Will con-
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ROOFING.

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always prepared TO Repair and Paint Roofs at short
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eSSa -'' JOSEPH LEEDS, Principal.