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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
SCHOOL PUND NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA,
Black Hawk Co.,
4 IL persons indebted to the School Fund OF
IA Black Hawk County on Outstanding Con-
tracts. on sale OF School Lands. and which con-
tracts are due are hereby notified to at once pay
up the amount due thereon. or otherwise make
satisfactory arrangements for an extension OF
time. otherwise they will be dealt with according
to law.
. DANIEL w. FOOTE.
County Auditor.
wstsyYoo March ittt. 1910 a#=a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

To Awarded "a Eou1t ccnth Annual l.
ton of the G. ". A. AZ Nj. r. Association 20 I,
held Cedar Falls, Iowa, Tuesday. wcdnes day,
Thursday. September 1S1th, .sssth nd Goth,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

sv-The very highest prize, THE CROSS OF
TIE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on
the representative or the Grover Il BSkcr Sewing
Machines. at the Exposition Univcrselle, Paris,
1861 thus attesting their great superiority over all
other Sewing Machines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

eY-The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and
exhibitions Of the United States and Europe. have
been awarded the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes. and the work done by them, wherever
exhibited in Competition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
Mod etu GrUBrS HcfuGtnt brS
beHtf6=frnn5DGibCn Grte8rs.

lem 5rpmmrn giebt's her SER i'm
Graum".- Gnaluno mus mtrfIid iebr frpyam
rein, rem e5 Dat lhOn 10 SieI crbdlten, pbne
etgcntItb 81 pidan, Yp,e uno wa.un UNI
rs,rb nod t18tth 0uf dbnlt6c g8ere bcaludt.
QGer %erinlert lid utht, nit wtltem Nctpe
SObn 8Ga auf 5Iantfet& blldtr, ais unt0
psien 9rOteftiUn pas 0Ipbs @ert envs Ourd),
4thes Ter 4anOenae pgn Suei. flr prld)es be-
reit5 RE 9baraOnen gslhpurnt, Bon rem
rttDn SsIpppt gsid]rtrbGn, CUR Gbatl1de ipur'
&c. 9tt6 TN oprtacn Sabre per Canal capltG
e%tn9epeitt purpe, mar es elm ft1n3Dliihe6
&rtfg5ihifL p,ld,s5 em RclNru fubl!e, Spbn
Butts &ertrtter fplatrn in belhetCener Gnt'
fernura. SeBt crit idb KAN, oar man lid
Elm 8erf bate entg ten lolicn, wct re5 tir
zen en0Iriaen Sanpet unO tie 9hmtu6en BE-
ilBungen albiOn's Den ber 9rDB.Fn gerculung
mar. Dd fam rer unteiprnene &rtCg SEdnt,
re,6'5 se9en Dsutihlanp, pGller pe GrCb,
uahttel@ns Srantretd's fur l0n9e ;3rtt per.
ni6tett, uRo unter ben Gpl9en III aub ne,
raB Der SuCs Canal an eIne email DIE @9ms
pagnie Hbe!gcbt unp 10 uattr brittide Gpa>
rple fGntten miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
Observation-Disclosures.

SbersI ppettatiDnss 9 eri9t.-
I%nnapolis, 2 Del = SOhrer gegen We
Gee uno Gnoere; GrlenutniB Der unteren Jn,
tang befdti9t.-Sobns 8egen ben Yadter BON
So0Ses uno oefien 6rau SbluB Oes Plai
Oo1ers ftr bic Nppelaten 0urn Steluart
8ropn uno Geo. Wm. 8ropn uno fir ben
4ppelanten ourA artbur W. Mta9en.-Sop.
mes YGhter seeen e colt unO An0ere 9tais
Oogtr fur ben Appslanten Durb g8. parfin
Scott uno fir Die Appelattn our9 8sp. 8.
gBiaiamg. -Gole's NGdter gepen Termination
&ationnement tlr ben Nppelanten our9 Wn.
u. Stepnrt.
Sur mora,n TtnO Tr. "a bts SO onoeIebt.
Com on PIea s.Ssri6t.-tgor Rttter Sarep. }
Samuel Sarril, 9ddter, esasn bic Baltimore 9 Gtmes
tsip'9ompa8nte !" BtitBGGslpstI lungs : prOIsB uRtsr
Beratbuna os 9eridts.
WaiisnE Stridt - tWor ben Mihttrn Bal.
oerftpH. Dancl5 uno Bono.) SamuI UlaB. Jun uuo
Sstnrth 5rtsOrtt %sr9ielteu 9Olmatt Sur @erpaItuus
Der 6strstsnbtn " lhlafs bon SAMUEL Mas, ltn., uno
WlGIte Grnorlh.
etaot.@ert6t.-- (gOr Sbtrribtcr Scott. }
Charles Vunts, Btlb. Ytt unD Set orcn grgcn Sduto
ebspotib uno bic y3utitc gtattouolbant." jf0nostnabe.
rim fur Daniel Gbspottq, Il YrojetIr; pfrlhpben. -
Jdmts Wlnfp9 see II ". Slnplon, f5ORbstnbaber fir
Wtagutrt; outo. SItnrth Sittenitod gtgcn 3. Stitig (;
olIfo. Jatob WIi9tnbsr9st iDtoer Union Hsld; Ditto
ttrau 5oban c lB II grgen 9atOb Bonutl; Ditto. s..
". Sumipalt uuD lttne 6Inu 9eneu Sto. VI. BruIter ;
btito. wtotthtas pi!DrbranO. 8ontr,dsr ots y oil.
oeOrGnS 'lasn 1'namtntts, 0sSsn 9onrao Yang aIa9sr
srbtelt $3.50 JuBetprrten.
5hr MOniaG inO III. 2OS bis 242 Orr gro3rB. RsstD
franoe angeltbt.
Grimtna Al O ertat..- (gor Rtdtcr Gilmor. J
Samuti spplie. ber stne Yotlaoung oes @trIdis ppIss ais
Ssu8e Ia benz UtorpproItls 9easn Die BrGotr DJrtng
itIi beadist bate, pnIoe 8ettrn UNI so nebit GotttR
gtblBt.
tubtsaretssertht - (0pr Rt6trr Vtrines J
9amts VI. Sudanan II Ranoolpb BARRON, YtrpaIitr
os jobn y. alaDforo 'idGn gtad 10 nss. mrlositn, baB
tie ttr ole Grben s66Ij.6O t~inilliirt; oapOn Irsse b :
9rbBe 9uetl III btnubt. uno tbe or Nadt4B ~psrtsellt
wsroen 10 nt. burite nod Iangs Set uerg, ben. pa lIngs
ntetiBs Yrr5etle rItt Jl lre0IYen Itlen, lUssbllb bic o.
nanmen bet III StriptseOte I'M grlaubRiB, has Stlo
nubbrIR9eRo unjllrSen, linio nlntf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
Sas unttrirniidr 0aris.

D1s yJIGntfaIter SpGrnal" bertGotet uber
unteil"tLGe V4.ltiGrIt1tton.n IN 9ari5: ,YI.
ris II etne groRe SCllunN, nellie nameRlilh
RdpGle0n NIT auer YereGnung 1ngeleat bar,
un DOL usberrd' Dung ietner lteben Slrtier
ge'idert 3u iern. Se uRrlbt 80 Galernen
Inp 16 petadt,!e SOUS, RE iammt pm Wpnt
8llerlf1 unRr liG eUrt untertIorihe Gele>
arapten IN gerbinrung ltebea. Der Gem
tralpGnft pleits untertrrtlden Notes it Die
Seine .sSnitt Gtle NIT ibrer ~rteiissn ,Gaier1e
N~untepala". 9lr'S tat abtr eLsen rDpptl-
ten 8rren, etnen auf Der grppbeIHdhe uup
18 SUP itefer aendu renielben. StraSe FUR
STabe unterirpiin. Da5 lI1b Die neuen
@leater Don 9Iris, tie etsen Raum Don 60
eteus u~r1faien unp nur Wrnt9en se5ei9: fper-
ben. Betm 8aslihIe lteieen mir I8 Stufen
elmer Steppe btldb lnp bCfinc,n un5 In stnem
tpbea @lnCe BON s Sup yrette, befen @dn>
be aus iDttlsGen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beteben ;
In Der Mitte lduft en ihmller, tieler Canal
NIT aerudlpiem WaIpr; su betpen Gctlen
stebt lid Elm SrpttGtr bin, auf rpelnem SAte>
nenaIdnse Lauren; Sp1 rben fdli ale ,pan.
alta Shritte burd, runpe SOher Odmmer.
lidt brretn. SSn zen SGienen fest eta flet>
ner @aaapn, tn ben mir uns ieben unb per
prn bier Wdnnern blisfhnea aeidptsn pirp,
Suneerte BON anberen 9dngen rtlnfen IN IN.
ieren !Sanptwel, tn oenen aim aud, Shie'
men ldufen unp an pfrsn eden auf S6ilrerr
Etc Ndnen Der Str1ben an9eseben iirp, mel
DIE an elether Steae tber uns fdh:nbleben.
@tr b6ren rumpf unb fsrnter has &clen beI
Wa9en IN ben Shaben iber uns, bas abeI
iberidubt iptrb BON rem mrnrtcnen GerGuidl
per GlDafen uIlb Der @dNerfdIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

@n Der @ant eessnlber tduft etne aug
etferneSt6bre, bic neue Baierleitung. SpTan.
&c RITE 8Obre 5uIauta. 10 mibten nil CT
trtnEen. Sort atbt Is IN rruenOer Gle son
Stplen ju StpleH, ppn Stragt gu StraBt,
rte Guft prc inner cttacr urr irUttcr, rc
Nianner, Die ms i5icben, itetcn Sulcgt BITS Ill
bic &n6heI i'm 9SaItr, Die @GluCe weralH
ntppertg unp liuNenp. .&tcr bt9tnnen btG al,
tn Glpateu. Gtnmal pdl'tren mir eJnc
SIeue. bic NIT frudlcrt, wdrmcn Guain tr,
nllt ut: mir btftncrl uns unisrbdlb clle5
fdrt beiubten OlmpTbuecs. Damn roic0cr
riGBlt[b, pelde mtlern lciftJcr 9&Cbl9crids2
| lleber uns rtro In Grncr YlrfUrlcIie, SItrit
ue1rteitet. Rirgenp5 eiuC Spur 90u Stat
fen. Sp edrhrlbrcn mir bllb @dyts untcr.
tretih. Gnellh 9eldtben mr. IL elne Serte
arrGper uno sepunpencr g8sge. 98tr nttet'
gen rerr @dlcn uHc g]CldnsCn rad etn!8en
| Shrttlen tn etncn tpeiter, woven Atuppeibdu
an rls ufel elmer brelten @drdlutrunQ. IS
ii her 6duptHub. uHp nun ciC SlupNlde:
| Giele ;1bIplen itmdlCn S1icuenmcle curds
rltrenc, tp1ren MIR lhCn ptgerrerit, bTett
lu6nircenr, In UnNebeurc rlurpe uNr bDle
SuppclbIute1 aelangt, 49, has ltnc rG inter
nptlhen Wrlttdrltlttpnen CUR 9cbtineu Gcns
c!ntrtruna Ter Iruppenmditn, GntlNIedent
uno III 9etelnHr &eybmruu9 nrtt rem ubcrrr'
otihen S"efelttBuRgen 49, &aieIrcu uno 6pTl6
- ron YdIts. Sts finn BON 9tlpDtcpn Cr~
tIltt aegen ietnc innelen 6etnpe, ne &e0Dlds
ticndre; OBJ Ie aud 9e8en etncn duBertR
ntdhttaen 6einp Olenitt lGiiten, Uerren mir
b1tp 0fabrsn. WrtlFe itnc ie niHt5 Wcnt.
gel, ais Gin SebetmmlG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

isnbauIss, DsI&es au& fart bei6dOist iR.
auh be Rlr9s Ssigt tbrs Gusslmals. Start
8sritoRsn wsnn aub obns BTanobsihds
oigung, 1T aud Ons Arl snol. 3sri6OIsne
unO Ssrbrpaens 9t0bsl, pel9s out ben Sta
Sen umbsrlIRgeH, btloen be Sioffage hbsraa
DsiHenOs 6rGusn, osrt6Tte Btiihttr pom Rdn:
nsrH Der RsiralR 1T .gBir itaO am Ssitsls
Ita5 + Sbiaon IN lIBter Set Die oeihisBuHa
oen 9el9Agsn, 6Iitun8sDsrteH, GQierHen
gait, 10 tUurOe osnRO9 au9 ptel Yripat Gt8eu=
ipum %J:Iltort. I'M mtttsu gellttsH bat oas
Str0Bburger Sbor bod IOnnts cine 8enaue
BeobGhtun9 nlat gemaai tpsroen, Oa Oas Ses
8e9en oes 9auptDals5 ftreng UsrbOten mar
unO 10 lau9e Uer0pteH bleibt, bis Die ArtiQsrie
asrdumt uHo Den Gang it9er 0tRa9t bat.
% plsl lab I'D in elmer IutIen Stuuoe, Oes
Rrteg5sIenoss ju piel, Sie 6hr9sr moi
ten i3oH bel Der Aaorobung Dss SombarOe
ments Hbsrgsben Der ~@ommanoant aber
n,9t ulelc Gtnpobner Iasten mir wuBten,
Dab man gs8su Sore artllcrle unO @.i9aBe
nibt Q%ufI0mnstH fann.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
ShifiSuohridltru.

SIN gtoo,mbsr 6Gtru9 Die 3abl Der bon Btr. ct. .SdFer
ioinmtubtn ODER nab iolhtn %beittmmtsn DDGr eeh6rtgeT
6abrIeuBe. mslas otrunsliidtfu Obtr ptrmiBt p,roen
50 bauOn Duroen 30 gum SBtode, 4 utrbrdr rtsr, l.
3utamnsnitOBts, 8 ihttstt.n unb 6 itno perIhousi
Us fnO 2 8 ampitr. 2 Ortimaftsr. 7 8att'Il, IA 4rtaai
un0 20 S1Oontr NIT chem Gsiammtrp rIhe BON $50,
600 ouslhlieBlia bts adOuu9su. Inter buftn fSalr,
Isu9tn ~btitnOen 5b Die Brt8as aNEranbsr Gtrtlduo, :
BON bier mad ct 5olus, y. R., unO nj. 5. Wltrt0
man. = uoa bier nah 8aIOritOn in Ssgas %bsittmmt, TO-
nte bic Shooner BVurel." pom WIptdn. unb yG. {,
Sonart uon JteU. Dort mad Baltimore uuttrrus9s.
Der idutbtlhr Srsiln1rer vumea " Capt 9drIitn
RON bier ausgaluier, lag am 10. NOu. I'M 2 gel IN
Quarantine.
Der 9rttlraTsr rs. 10. Bari" Gnpt. 9aDiIOu
atig am 10. gsOUtrnber bon Cardiff tn gDaIes mao gBtt,
mtngton RS. ab.
Sds rOrOoeutiAe ediif n9copoIotnr,4 Gapt. Sds'
lup, tIartIte am IL. 3sooember non &toerpoot nab <'
monb, va.
DGs e6iff rUtaria,~ CAPT. eunoubI, fubr an Is.
N.ps'nbsr BON GIutrpusl nab Baltimore alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

statisF Der gr,'e5ura 90 tdatru unb Icrritc'
rilu - ali 5RelantIs Vi"UInctTuiJ.-St |'S't'
t4ug Dem erihE bes GommINlE5 fur Gritsbu1B)
9as Rational &GreoU ilt grBi9huna be,
Yeht non tein Slbr. Seine 8botlRtelt 1T bis
iegt cine rein ftqtlltibe. on lett 8 Wonntsn
III Der eeasurodrtige Gommiiir i'm Amte, uno
ieiu qanBes 8Rrcau=4}srioHnl beilnno artan8s
aus 2 uno beitsbt ieBt aus 3 Sl:rts. 3roS
OieIes 10 Uenig 3ohlrstAer 4erlonals bat Der
gommiiGr einen &rribt BON 900 5etten 3us
Iammeuee1tsat, pel9tr oey Ptdltosnten=6ots
fhaft betaeIeat lstu MIRO. Gr entbdlt ben err
item gerIuh elmer lIsbrriibt Rber ons Gr3tcs
hunQsmeleH i'm 9nn35H GnnOe, Die 81 SeileH
inat. Der &eIt oss Seri2tes entbdlt ansiaae
aus ben ShulbsIiAten Oer Stuaten' StaoIs
uno SerritOrieu; ierrer Nttttbeilun9en nosr
ben uRteIrint Der 6reiptlantren, Der Sn9la'
rer, a6er S6ulrepliionsH, 0sutl1s S0atsh,
beutlnsH In errt9t in ban Der. StdGtsn. 9toss
mall S0ulen, Sbulsg Onpsutionsr, COLLEGES
uHiusriitdten, biueiiihe g~lnDanOerunB' q
len fir Saubhumme, Bitnoe, Serore@eri tHu.
lid RittbeiluuaeH lber oas Grjls9hhBsWslsh
IN anDersn 2GnOern.
zdlulcu in so ztldtsU.
Sog Sofal glulpmmln uuo Die Aus8absH
Der 6Tfsntliheu Shuleu in 80 StGQteH bstroet
on 81 Mialoneu (Qlabnma. Georgia, Dttlnl'
fippt, Eregou, SlO Carolina, Ssnnefee,
Eeras uuo 8]irgiuieu find njht mtt9srsnnet.)
an % 5taatsH iinO 5,b95, 9lS Sinoer IN Die
S6uutfen einqstrageu, her ou,9l4nlttltdt
Bsiud bstIagt aber nur 3 ,35 I,OO9. Nhht IN:
tbeil am 56ulbsiub nebmeH Rber 4643. 56S
Rlnosr, Die I'M SautaIter itnO. Sas 1T Elm
fur6tbartr usbetItanO (Osr in Der 8bnt Orinz
9eno our grlaNuua uOH &eisBeu ma9nt, be
~trsiieno 5huljpanQ,)
Die ausgabe fur Den uuterriht flr Elm
AhuLLinh hatrun -hmrAlAniLLIim in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
WorOpro3cb inn Grininal0cridte.

Der taGt aeJcm bic @,brietr Daniel, apbanm
Iinc 3driits 4 iiring iptscn GrmUIbuns Geo
HplBincI SaIncs WfnrpDp am 4. sui b. Z.
6infter Taa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

Col. US. ~. a%Dalblnsion, Yrofthor Der
id6nen 9inie am pireinii6en Wilitdr'Sn'
ftttut, ftarb porastern Ta&t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

Caps Dem gsrias Sss Gommtndr8 fir eriisRanS)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-18
LCommnnicaIed.l
TARIFF, ROADS, &C.

EpIroR Journal; am highly pleased with
the position taken by the JoUrnd on the tariff
question.
"a free list of non-competiye nccessarics, then
a tariff for reveuac, with incidental prot sctiou
when needed, but no robbing the masses to make
richer the few already far richer than their VIE
lims"
Strange that that old whis should attempt to
euRran that old, exploded aud Oft defeated aud
condemned theory upon our I,ir republican tree;
but the BourOens forgO, nothing aud learn
nothing"
Perhaps, however, the question of roads more
directly interests the people Of this county, aud
! am much pleased that "FARNEK" has seen tit
to lead of IN the discussion OF that important
subject Very few .twcntv-years residents of
this county will hesitate to endorse all he saws
OF the disadvantages OF our present system, or
the desiraOieneSs Of better. But the how"is
the question. Brther Farmers propositions arc
either Of them good IL either were practicable.
hut II we undertake 10 macadamiEe at the pub
&c c,antF expense, who shall decide whsFo We
shall commenoeg Farmer would say ON the
McCu,chenville, and yet there is scarce neigh
borhuod in the county ofr that rad but would
say that their market road is ot ut least equal
En6lic utility and equally euiitled To preference.
There may be counties with but Onl market.
whore that proposition would work But Wood
has too many. The rivcC towns and the rail-
mad towns, ncluiing Toledo. Fremont, Eos.
tnrla ana fndlay, are each recipients of cnnsil,
erabie trade from this county, No hne nr two
roads would accommodate all or even a naiority,
Few wonld willingly be taxed heavily for the
construction OF u road from which they would
receive ,iltle or no benefit, hence that system
will net be adopted in this county. IL we are 10
have maeadsmEcd roads, they must be built by
those interested, and this brings us To Farmers
second rropoSitrln, "the voluntary aSsos siation
Will the McCutehsnville road over be macad.
sm'led upon thatplnnG We answer no. While
mhny- most vt your citixens would do al that,
ASd even more than their proportion YOU have
enough SneSks aud shirks and dog in the man
Gee men 10 defeat Il, And the same Is true of
every Considerable rad in the county, H,w
then can macadamiL,d q roads be bullti We
answer Oy assessment upon contiguous lands as
IN the construction OF ditches
Let the rad lmproe cement law be so amended
as that one set nf viewers shall tln the work of
tue iva sets now sent onti let the engineer be
required To sell jobs uf not more than 50 r,dS in
lengtli, aud give bonds aud security that he will
NOT accept job until fully c0mplttvd, nor give
cernhcates faster than tho work Is DONE and
Then lot the commissioners be authorized -uot
reqalred-wheR pttlioucd t0 do 80 by a major-
i,y OF the lntcn sted residents, to collect sual-
eient toll upon amy permanent n,ad Ia keep the
same IN ppairs, ahA you have the M machinerv hy
which good roads can be bulk aud maintained
Better roads We certainly need. Lyt the sub
leet b. further agi,ated. LAKE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-18

money 10 pay, ! can pay Il. but II ron call on
me for speech, 'qaai. Bot my fellow cih-
zens, ,ff cannot make speech, thure Is one
thing eau do, can thank you from the bottom
VI my heart, Cor The distinguished honor you
have conferred upon me this day.
II " unnecessary to tell you who am. You
oil know me. There aro very few who have
lived longer in Wood County than have.
Thirsy six years ago, with all my w,rdly goods,
which would no, have made good wheel bar.
row load, cast my lot here, and here have
remained until the interests Of Wood County and
Of Northwestern Ohio, are identified with my in
forests. have lived lond enough to soc gallant
Wood advance 10 her present position. ! have
lived long enough to seu her wilderness blossom
as the rose, 10 500 hlr almost impcnctrablc
swamps and tangled wildwood, converted into
cultivated tracts aud fruitful fields; to see her
wide domain peopled with m industrious, enter
prisipg and Intelligent population. have lived
long enough to see Toledo spring from a single
log house TO her present commercial position,
now the pride Of Northwestern Ohio. And have
lived 10 see two court-houses built in WUnd
Couniy, and your own beautiful village II Bow.
ling Green spring frun single house to lis pres
eut proportions. It is putting on some airs, and
well Il may, for II can boast Of as fine business
blocks as can be found in any village Of It's size
Again thank you, my fellow citizens, for the
honor you have shown me- aud il ! should re-.
ccve the nomination at the District Convcaton, 4,
| could receive 1t with no greater pride and sat
isIactiOn than now do the confidence this day
rcposed IN me by those who have long known
mo. To ths Young men of this county nay advise
is, be honest Industrious, energetic. Unite
yourselves with the Republican party, aud you
will make good citizens, for It Is the party Of
subriety, intelligence, progress aud reform.
II was moved aud carried that tho delegates
present at the Napoleon Convention, on the 22i
lust, he instructed 10 cast che entire vote Of the
wood county delegation.
II was mnyed that certificates DO issued tp the
delegates appointed to attend the Napoleon Con.
vention- carried.
On motion the Chair appointed committee Of
fiye on resolutions. The following names COM
prize the committees
S. d. skinner, Alexander Brown, II. c. Com
stock, g. w. Evcrs aud + j. Oblmger.
mstion was carried that the respective town
ships proceed to make their selections of dele
gates to represent them at the NapolcOH Conven.
tion. The result was us fullowsi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-18
WOOD COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

Pursuant 10 call the Convention TO select dele
g,'es to attend theCon sention TO ae held at Napo'
leon Oh March 22 1870, to nominate a candidate to
all the vacancy occasioued by the death Of
TRrMAN II. uoA0, assembled at Bowling Green
on Wednesday. Mr.. J. D. Nswros called the
Convention to order, and stated that Il would be
necessary TO eloet, 5y ballot, apoimaront Chair
man.
On motion, the names Of +. s. AnBoTr and
7. u. NEWTON were presented tn the Cunv vention
aud upon the ballot being taken SIC. ABsUrT was
declared elected.
was then moved and carried that r. W.
TRAvis aud ). TIANoSs be appointed Secrsta-
ries ot the Convention.
on motion, the Chair was instructed to appoint
a committee Of FIVE On rules and regulations
I, govern the Convention. The following are
Ia, mes Of the committee,
J.w. Canary, John Russell, W. V. Way
Capt. L. Black aud y, ", Clay.
On motion committee of five was appointed
10 Apportion the delegates that each township
would be entitled To in the Congressional Con
vention. The following gentlemen were np-
pointed;
=. l.. Doughton, ]. D. Newton, John Norris,
j. A. Avery aud g. D. Abbott.
II was then moved and carried that the Con
VSntion adjourn until ~ O'Clock p. ".
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention convened at the hour appoint
el, and the con- nlttro on rules and regulations
than made the lowing report;
l., Thn. tho usnnl ma I'll htnpnlarv rnise ehn n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-18

The Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Texas al us
last session called especial attention 20 the arti-
Gle in the Constitution furbdding habtual drunk
enness, swearing and gambling, aud u has made
Il the especial duty " The District Deputy Grand
Lecturers IN their visits. n inquire particularly
into this thing, and Lodge that permits her
members TO practice them Is 70 have lie charter
arrested. Exchange.
II would be well " the Grand Lodge Of III.
would institute similar measures IN This State, TO
arrest, " possible, the demnralizing and DANGER
Gus Influences now .permeatinR a large partition "
the brotherhood lu The march of vice and inns
morality mp and down the earth. spreading their
devastating and corrupt influences into the very
life-b' God OF srcetv, II would indeed be strange
" even the Masonic order, the m 81 ancient, wOr
thy aud enlightened brotherhood known to civ
ilizatinn, should not. in n measure, become con
taminated by their bighting presence. Earn
estly do We hope that the Grand Lodge will take
special aciiuH IN the matter, aud adopt stringent
measures To mitigate the above dangerous grow
lug evil 7osneeH M RspaJiican.
The Grand Lodge Of Ohio, at it's last session,
adopted strong measures for reform in this di-
rection, and they are being enforced.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-18
Total -. .,,...." iis4T " 1881

Total ''s' ''''''''' llS4.T ~ 10 81
L. d. Peeh having a m.orily of all the votes
oasi,wss declared the nominee Of tile Conventioa
DIR. Peck was then called for as came for.
ward and addressed the conveutiou, in sub.
since, as follows;
Ny Fellow Citizens; As the mail.n said L.
Der hrst beau, this is quite unexpected, aud you
are well aware that am not in the habit of ma
King speeches. The circumstance in wich am
placed may be we'll illustrated by an aneedo,e
which ! will relate. A clrrsymen, who was
never known 70 smile, and who would have
considered good, round. hearty laugh, an nj.
most nnpardOaable sin was in the habit of reg.
~larly calling upon prominent nembe. Of his
congregation to pray. Now this member had
neither the faculty Of speaking nor praving.
although he was jealous in all matters pertain.
ing 70 the interests Of the church. Meeting his
pastor on the street one dAy, he demonstrated
with hin for calling on him TO pray. something
AFTER this fashion "My dear brother, II you
have any running for me to do, can do Il, Il
money Is needed can furnish Il, if church mat.
iefs aFe 10 be looked after, can do n. butif you
cal on me 10 pray, sqaa,." so with myself
" ieefe isAnY work b, DO | caa 10 II il ihegs is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-03-18
MASTER con- uIssIONEn,s SALE.


Sarah Leslie bv her
next friend, &c. In Wood County
VS.. Common Pleas.
Richard Egglestnn ct al
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Chm
mon Pleas. of Wood County, Ohio, and To me
directed and delivered, will ofitr for sale at
public vendue, at the front door Of the Court
house. IN said county. on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 10 1870,
Between the hours of | and O'clock f said
day, the following described real estate. to wit.
The north two q acres olf from that part Uf
the north half Of the northeast quarter of Soc
tion number one ~, township number five (5),
north of range eleven III {: wost Of the Nc
Cutchcnville nad, in Wood county, Ohio ap-
praised at $275 90. Terms cash.
J W. R0WNSBERGER,
Special Master Commissioner.
FAD K HoLLESBEcK, PINS Au'vs.
March IL, 1870 47cs7 rs