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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08
The Way IT Goes.- wlo would

Tie way II Wnes.- WI0 would have
thought IL? The Fifteenth Amendment is abso-
lutvly revouticnizing society. 1t is placing the
irrcpressible negro on the same platform with
capitalists, lawyers and all that sort of people.
At a recent municipal ell; ctinn in the village
of Bowling Green, JoHS PRESTON a negro work
man was placed on the corporation ticket in OPP
position to NoRTON REED aud Lawyer LEAsE TOR
village councimtn. The negro defeated REED,
by three votes, but ran five votes behind the
lawyer. PREsToS is much pleased over tile mat
ter, and says he could have defeated the lawyer
had he tried. 1t is reported that the tickets
used by the cOlored man were the only ones vo.
Ted that would hold good in point Of law. Such
are the consequences resulting from the platform
OF political equality.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08

DisgTaceinl.-On Saturday night some Of
our young bloods concluded that they were about
G fly cents and from that 20 two and three dollars
f,sier than some other young blonds. The re-
suit was several foot races on Front. street. a
hideous noise at the expense Of peaceably dis
posed persons, and ending with drunken row
in beer saloon about one or two o'clock on Sab
bath morning.
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Administrntor's Sole.

VNO Lawrence Rud, lph. and Peter Ru lolr,' an |
j. Margaret Rudolph and the unknown heirs
aud legal representatives. of John Rudolph who
nIe heirs ut law ofCunrad Rudolph, late of Wood
county. Ohio, now deceased, and who are resi-
dents of Europe.
You are hereby notified that on the 9TH day ol
June, Is7o, ], as administrator Of the estate oI
Conrad Rudolph, deceased, filed aspelition IN the
Probate Court Of Wood county, Ohi", alleging
that the personal estate OF said decedentis insuf-
fcient to pay his debts and the charges Of adj
ministering said estate that he died seized Ofthc
following real estate to. wit: elz 81 81 swH
section No. 20, township No. Z. mr. IL east, being
20 acres OF land more or less in Wood county,O.
The prayer of aid petition is for an order au-
thoriziUg me to sell said premises for the pay
ment Of the debts Of dccedent and charges oI
administration.
Said petition will be for hearing on Friday the
sth day of July, A. ID. 1870, at 2 s'clock r. NJ
or as soon thereafter as counsel NAV be heard.
JEROME MoCUTCHEN Adn,'r.
TYLER, ERERLY K LoS0, Pitts Att'ys.
June 7. 1879. 8d$6
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Whole number Of applicants, o.
Certificates granted as follows First Class
"a months 0; Second Glass, Is months s--4
Third Glass. IL months-lj Fourth Glass, {
months-2; Total7.
Nos. and failed.
d. a. Avery, Clerk ojfhe Board.
WEsToN, July 3D. 1870.
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.


ooRREorEp WEEKLY Bz .. y MILLER kRo.I
PERKYsBURe, July 7, 1870.
FLOUR 1895 rs W barrel.
GRAIN Ear Corn ll5c RlO0 lbs. Oats so
@55c; Rye SO Wheat 00@ 20V bushel.
Shelled Corn 80@s5c.
DUTTER- 2OtG25e % ID Eggs, ls@2Oc Vdoz.
LARD-22@25e " h.
PorAToEs-I00@0c W bushel.
SALT-2 SO W barrel
Wool 306D40c n n.
HIDES AND SKINS Green hides, T@ec
do ealf, llci do sPlted cured, li@lSej do dry
2e@2Se,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08
The County FnLr.-BY reference . thc

The County Fair.-BY reference 10 the
Premism List in this issue, it will be seen that
the CunRty Board of Agriculture are up and do.
ing. The County Fair is announced 10 be 'held
at Tontogany, October 4th, 5th and eth. 1t will
be seen thata very fine list Of Premiums have
been announced by them.
We really hope that the friends of Agricul-
tire throughout the CountS will strive to make
the exhibition such as will reflect credit ON the
craving interests of Wood county,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08

The bcOW FOft MeigS.V-Thc now
scow Fort Mejgs was launched few days since
by her builder and proprietor, SIMON II ARISING.
She has been on the stocks remarkably short
space ortime for the amount Of work put upon
her. Her dimensions ere as follows Length
ID feet beam is feet, with feet of hold. She
is designed for the shipment Of lumber, stoves
stone, in fact anything that may need transpor-
tatiun by river or lake.
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ZeII's Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal dictionary

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politics. II is alike valuable and cheap. Send
ten cents for specimen.
ELWOOD ZELL,
IL & 10 5. Sixth-street Philadelphia.
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Rochester Musicai Times.-The June

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cts. Specimen copies sent free. Address, J.
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DIED.

Near Perrysburg, Ohio, June 26, 1870, Mrs,
Roxy G, WHITE, in the 43d year of her age.
Mahouing County papers please copy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08

Board Of IIcnlth.-At a recent meeting o
the Council, a Board Of Health was appointed
consisting Of the following gentlemen; Drs
HAMILTON, RHEINFRANK. FORBES and SEWARD
A. r. CHAMPN8Y and II. 8. TILLY.
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NJ AR RIIeD.

FRANCE-VAN HOaN.-In Bowling Green,
June l6, 1870, by Rev. TN. Barkdull, Mr..
JonS O. FRANCE, of Oustar, Wood Co., and Miss
RHoDA VAS HoRN, Of GraDd Rapids, Ohio.
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-IT. s. Notes. sorIos or 1saD.--The fol

u. s. Notes, series OF Is0O.--The fol-
lowing notice has been sent us from the U. \.
Trearury. Two thousand notes, Of ten dollars
each, from No. H3,53O ,o0l, to No. H3 ,532 900,
both inclusive, were stolen from the Treasury.
No $40 notes, of number higher than H3, 1885,
600 have been issued. Please lonk out for the
stolen Notes. A liberal reward will be paid to
any person through whose fundamentally the
thief may be detected Hold parties presenting
the stolen Notes, tif suspicious attach to them
and in any case representation notify
F. E. SPINNER, Treasurer, U. 3.
WAsHINorON, June II, 1870.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ed. Journal: Please announce the name
of y. K. PATTERSON, of Center Township, as a
Candidate for e unty Treasurer, subject 10 tue
decision Of the Republican County Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08
wood county sunday schooI.-The 3 (.

WOOU COUHIY oUHUHy oCHUUIs- NO IN
ecutive Committee Of the Wood County Sab
bath School Convention, will meet in Tontogany,
Saturday, July 10th, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, TO per-
feet arrangements for the County Sabbath
School Convention, TO be held on Thursday,
August 1lth-place 20 be agreed upon by the
Committee, and published. II Is hoped that ev-
cry member Of the Committee will be present.
S. L. B0uGHT0N, Sso'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard Sanitary Ala AssooiatiOn.

Howard Sanitary AID Association.
For the Relief and Cure Of the Erring and Un-
fortunate, on Principles Of christian Philanthrpy
Essay ON THE ERRoRs or YoVTH, AND THE
POLLIKs or ACE, In relation 10 MARRIAGE and
8oOfAL EVGLs, with sanitary aid for the afflicted,
Rant free, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Bog J., Philadelphia, Pa,
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Taanhar,a Certificates i.

The Board of Examiners for Wood County,
Ohio held an examination of Teachers. for the
County, at the Court House in Bowling Green,
Ohio, on iday,July!l, 1870 The following is
tba
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-08

PRIVATE DIS EASES,
whether Of recent origin or of lung standing, In
Mslc or Female. The success which has attend
Cd the practice Of the undersigned in tho treat
ment Of diseases coming under the above head
is sufficient guarantee that whatever he under
takes he performs. and in every case effects a
radical cure. Private Rooins are provided
where consultations can be procured In tbs
strictest confidence.
General Olice over Nos 81 and 80. Monroe.
street, first room to the right ut the top of tlIy
stairway. All letters containing II remittance Oi
postage stamp promptly answered.
~ Office hours from 10 tn A. aud from to Q
Call on or addreas K. II. TYMPANY.
Sl1 Toledo, 0hio.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR. SAhH

TNHE undersigned will sell on reasonable
termts the following real estate, viz: The
brick building formerly occupied by the Jous.
nal Office, also the frame dwelling a6juiuing /;
and lots No. 400, seventy Ave feet of tile north
end of in-lot 40S, and in lot SOL; situate on
Frout-street and Louisiana avenue, Perrvsbure.
For particulars apply to +. j. SEIBERT."
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTACHMENT a NOTICE.

~ -
Isaiah Long, | Before R. Tneraham, Justice
Hammond a Co., towSship, s Wood county, V
ofN. Y. City. Ohio.
On the 9Th day OF fJune, 1870, said Justice is
sued an order Of attscbmept IN the above action,
for the sum Of twcnty-seven t27) dollars and
fifteen dollars probable costs,
ISAIAH LONG
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immediately at their Box Factory. Call and
get the length.
The Premium List Of our County Fair has
crowded out a letter from Hon. f. D. PICK to
the Sentinel, and other items Of interest prepared
for this issue.
There will be no services at the Presbyte-
tian Church, on the coming Sabbath, as the
Rev. @. A. ADAMS, will be absent to hold sacra-
mental services in the Church at Maumse City.
The Methodist Mite Soc iety will be held at
the residence Col. J. A. SHANNON, this Friday
evening. Mrs. SHANNON tenders a cordial invi-
tation to citizsns generally to attend and partake
OF dish OF lce-cream.
Mr.. GEo HAZEL returned from the Soldiers
Home, DAYTON, on last Friday, having furlough
until the LIST OF September. lie has been attend.
ing the school of that institution, and Is well
pleased with the government of the Home.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Circus and Meuagerie.
Sheriffs Sale-J. w. Brownsberger.
Sherif7s Sale-J. W. Brownsbergcr.
Attachment Notice Louis Filiere.
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SCIIOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
- The Board of School Examiners for Wood
county, Ohio. will meet for the examination of
teachers for the county, on the first Friday Of
each month at Bowling Green, Wood county, o.
No private examinations.
All communications with the Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Weston, Wood
county, Ohio.
DUDLEY A. AVERY,
Clerk of the Board of Examiners.
Weston, May 10. 1870.
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ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
Jane +. King s. husband,
VS.. Court OF Com
Thomas Thompson, Jr.. ct al mon Pleas OF
Consolidated with Marion County,
Thomas Thompson Ohio.
Jane F. King, ct al

Jane F. King, ct nj
By virtue Of an order Of sale in partition is
sued out OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Mari
on County, Ohio, in the above named case and
to me directed and delivered, l will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court
House in Marion, Oho,Gn
Tuesday, July IL, A. D. 1870.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock AN. and 4
O'Clock ?. n. Ofsaid day, the following described
real estate, situated in the county of Marion and
State of Ohio, to-wit Being the southeast cor
ner of the west halt o. the southwest quarter of
section No. 2l, Tp. No. d, 5. Il. No. IA. .ccntain-
ing acre. And the seuth part of the east 4
Of the sw a Of said section M, 81, containing
38 acres, together 80 acres, appraised subject TO
said dover estate Of said Eliza Thompson, at
$50 90, and the same will be sold subject 10
said dover estate. Also the north part Of the
c x of the NV "a Of section No. 28, TIP; and
range aforesaid containing 80 acres; and be-
ginning at the northeast corner of tue W y of the
NV n Of said section No. 80 thence 81 uh with
the lot line IA chains thence west parallel with
the north line Of said lot S6-l00 chains thence
north parallel with the east line Of the lot, II
chaips to tie pnr,h lne Of said section thence
east with said section line To the beginning con.
tanning IL apres, together containing I'll acres;
appraised subject ~ said dover estate at $500
and the same will be sold subject to said dover
estate. Also the e lf Of the ne "a Of section No.
20, TIP No. 4 of No. IL containing so acres,
and appraised free OF said dover at $1,000
and will bt sold free Of dover. Also the W Il Of
the NV "A of section No. %, TIP and range afore-
said except the l acres thereof above described
assigned as dover to tie said Eliza Thompson,
and being 66ss acres, appraised at 81 ,666 0e,
and will be SUd free of said dover estate. Also
the north hall Of the west half of the southwest
quarter Of said section No. %, containing 40
acres. and appraised at 81 400 90, aud will be
sold free Oi dover.
Also the 70 lowing described real estate situ-
atcd In tue couuty Of Wood in the State of Ohio
to-wit: The northwest quarter Of the sc Is Of
section No. 25, TIP No.3, north Of range No. o
east. containing 40 acres more or less, and
appraised free from said dover estate of said
Eliza Thompson at $500 90, and the same will
be sold free of dover.
Terms of sale, = cash in hand, 8 in one year
and a IN two years from date of sale, deferred
| payments to bear interest and be secured by
mortgage upon promises suld.
II. II. CUNNINGHAM, Sheriff
GOODMAN g. DAVIS, Attorneys
for Thomas Thompson, ct al.
Marion, Ohio, June s. 1870. 7e$2l
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TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS


The undersigned hav
ing had Twenty.Seyen
YHARs' Experience as
a PRACTiciHG PnrsI
CIAS in the Nance Val
ley, calls attention Of
those interested 10 the
I fact that he has estab-
I lished a suit Of rooms
in Myers Block, Mon =
roe-street, a regular
Dispensaiory for the
! treatment and pcrma- :
mont cure Of all known
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--FoRDIs 4 RoBRRTs want Cottonwood Logs
Immediately at their Box Factory. Call and
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gerrysbarg Suntmal
TIME TABLED. 4 M. Railro ad /.
PuBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING By
JAMES TIMNIONS.

TERM5.--0ne copy, one year, se; 8 months
81; 3 months, SOC. Invariably In advance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
Labor-Hands w anted.

The troubles of our planters, on account
of the difficulties of getting laborers for the
plantations, are very vexatious and serious.
The negroes brought from Virginia in large
numbers do not supply the demand. Many
of our largest planters are very shorthand
ed at the very time they need a full force to
secure their plant. They are giving as high
as $lS ard $40 for field hands. Meantime,
agents have been sent to Virginia and the
Carolinas to obtain more laborers. There
are also in this city several agents and bro
kers who are doing quite brisk business in
procuring hands, both white and colored.
Many planters have been quite successful
with white laborers, and give favorable ac-
counts of their services. We are told that
almost any of these can be obtained in the
Northwest, af class accustomed to agricul-
tural life. If the negroes will abandon the
rich and productive lands of the Mississippi
bottom, to Loaf and idle in the city, or to go
into the highlands and into the poorer dis
tricts, where they will maintain precarious
existence, their places will be supplied by
the hardy white laborers from Europe and
the Northwest. The difficulty of getting
hands in the sugar districts is seriou ly i'm.
peding the restoration of this valuable pro-
duct. The abundance of fine plant saved
this year gives promise of largely increased
product FOR the next season, provided the
labor can be got.-NeD Orteans Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

cations Of Judges, clerks, &c, and why not re-
quire qualifications OF voters Mr.. Baynrd pur-
sued this pet subject, at some length, Offering no
new ideas on 1t.
He denied that the State laws Disseminated
against colored men, and said he repelled 1t with
scorn. They have now, and have had, equal
rights under the laws, and the speaker would be
hung as speedily for killing a colored man as a
colored man would be for killing him. They
were protected the same as white men, In their
persons and property, and they would be no
better protected by having black jurors or judges.
Mr.. Bayard then pictured the equality that
would come from giving the black men the suf-
frage, and gave Illustrations from Washington,
dwelling with much stress on the fact that he had
seen In tho Ch' Onicie, notice OF the arrest by
Joshua Parker, Judge Fishers colored Bailih,
Qormerly OF Kont county Del) of two white per-
sons.
He next attempted to demonstrate that under
the operation OF universal suffrage, children OF
both colois must mingle in the public schools,
and social equality would follow.
And now white men, he said, in conclusion,
what Ia our duty to ourselves? Shall we now
accept negro suffrage as a fact, and mngle with
them? Forbid 1t Heaven! There must be but
one party, and that the white map'sparty. Those
who have opposed him, heretofore, the speaker
will now welcome, and all must stand together
and oppose any attempt to turn the happy Gov
ernment of this State into n moDgrel Government.
All men should think Of their blue-eyed children
and refuse to permit them to bc governed by
negroes, mulaltoes, and very mean white men.
Our motto shall be Justice to all, but Political
Privileges only to those fit to receive them-the
white race. We 20 into The canvass to vote for
none but white men, TO consult with none but
white men. Let other communities do what they
choose, we shall stand by this policy, and 10 its
favor we will mike any reasonable sacrifice, and
put inside past differences.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
faru1 \ fireside.
THE PEACH TRADE.
It's Profits and Dimcuities.

Hts Fronts anu Dfmcuitiess
An intelligent farmer who resides in Kent
county, Md, remarked, few days since,
that there was not much profit in growing
peaches for market, unless the peach grower
resided near railroad station aud could ship
directly to New York. That little profit is
to be derived from the markets OF Philadel-
phia or Baltimore, or from shipments to any
market by water. Land carriage is no
doubt the best, because it is the speediest, and
admits of better ventilation. Some peach
growers have realized considerable profit,
af or hauling their fruit some distance to the
cars. The highest prices obtained last sea-
son. so far as we have heard them reported,
were obtained by Mr.. Richard A. Frazier,o
Kent county, Nd, who hauled his fruit
some two miles to Vandyke Station. His
peaches netted him, if we have heard correct
ly 68 cents per basket. We have heard OF
no peach grower, living near a station, who
has done so we'll. Gentlemen residing in
Sassafras neck. have hauled to Middletown,
six or seven miles, and made profit by the
operation. AS general rule, however,
there is much advantage in locating orchards
convenient to railroad stations. We only
mention the cases above referred to, la order
to show that money can be made at the
business, even though the grower resides at
an inconvenient distance from the cars
MiddtetoaDn Transcript.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
The New York World seeking the Col
Ored vote.


rFrom the Now York Times, April 2i.l
The other day the World gave another IL
lustration of lis simplicity. In an article
intended TO belittle the Importance of the
Fifteenth Amendment it made the following
awkward assertion
"1he Democratic party, which has more
experience and las always had greater sue
cess, than It's opponents in managing the
votes of the ignorant classes, may easily, by
some sacrifice of prejudice, frustrate the de-
sign of the Republican in comforting univer-
sal suffrage upon the negroes. A little cleo
tioneering activity and adroitness on our
side will show the Republicans that they
have beaten the bush for us to catch the
bird"
II would have puzzled the most ingenious
Journalist to have deliberately incorporated
Into the same number of lines more mis-
chievous concessions pregnant with stronger
arguments against the Democratic party,
than are contained in this extract. The ad-
missions, which the World seems so uncon-
sciously to make, embrace the substance of
the charges which have been made against
that party by its opponent, and are, more
over, precisely those best calculated to exas-
perate the element upon which 1t chiefly re-
lies for success. We can imagine that that
element will scarcely relish such plain talk.
and that its ofFensiveness will be intensified
rather than mitigatcd by the humiiating
consciousness of its absolute truth. There
is no questioning the fact that the Demo.
cratic party has had far more experience, ,and
infinitely more success than its Republican
opponents, in managing the votes OF igno-
rant classes" but still those ''ignorant
classes" will not like TO be reminded either
of their political venalty or of their igno-
rance. Neither is it pleasant for Democrats
to be 80 publicly reminded that the measure
of success they have heretofore had has been
due to such questionable means.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14

The Fifteenth Amendment seems TO have
touched most efiectually that particular
chord in the democratic heart that mas hilh-
erto vibrated for the oppressed colored man.
Now that he can vote without doubt, and
all chances of preventing his voting are lost,
there is nothing that democratic heart and
head Especially head) can conceive too good
for him. Governor Bowie, of Maryland, has
even mustered up victorious indignation
that eliminated in a veto over bill of the
Legislature Incorporating new town (Ches-
tertown) wherein the voters are described as
white male citizens. As for Delaware-al-
most a twin sister of Maryland in polotics
and importance-the eyes of Delaware rest
ed lovingly, even if somewhat distended, on
the process of colored voting on the school
question in Wilmington. on Saturday, and
il is even said that democratic election
officer accepted the new voters ballots with
out challenge or change of color. Delaware
is thus the very first to accept the new poll
tical element under the new amendment
and we predict that her whipping post will
be abolished before long.-M Y. Herald.