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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30
PERRYsBURG MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny GILBERT BEACH AND
JAMES P. AVEKILL.
vERRYsBuR0. June 90. 1871.
Wheat p bu. 3O6ll 3S Flour y bl.6 0o01 80
'UuyVis 90 lbs - :. G5c 0Ns.-------dS -dSG52c
do shejleh 5O@53c Kye ..-- .7Uc
Buckwhest Flour & 90 Glover Seed " bu.
Pork u bbi S2oO22 Chickens y ID b----l0e
Hogs ....6 OO0l1 O0 Turkeys q 10 lag
Po;atnes 80. :. TO@75 Beans, Navy ---$2 So
Dried Apples. &c Beans, common so
Butter ....-.-. 12iSc lard -. l2Xp &c
Eggs -.--. i2J%c Feathers ------- GOc
Bees wax 2jM3Oc Flax Seed --.-. 80
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 7@sc;
docalf. lie; do osalted cured, LAG ljc; do dry
20N25c.
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Music CAS 40 EosGBR BE CONSIDERED AUX
UaYIaud those who spend fabulous sums in
purchasing Sheet Music are simply throwing
their mnney away. flour musical friends will
take the trouble to procure a copy OF Peters M
sieoI Monthly. they will sec what their wiser
friends are doing -namely, getting better music
Mt one and two cents piece than they are buy
ing at thirty, forty and fifty cents. Each mum
Der Of this valuable publication cont aims thirty
six pages nf Music, printed from full-size music-
plates, embracing Sacred aud Secular Songs
Duets, Choruses, Polkas, Walt1es, etc., in every
issue.
The July number commences Volume VIII,
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cents in sheet fnrm. You can get 1t by mail
ppsl-pad. bv sending thirty cents to J. l.. Pc
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30

Election ofOficer. The Fort Meigs hi
vision Of Sons OF Temperance elected the follow
ing officers on Monday evening to serve for the
ensuing quarter:
W. P.-WM. CRAsE.
w. A. MAGGIE M.VAss.
r. S.--WILLIR MILLER.
A. X. S.-MARY THORNTON.
FS.--HELES HTcnCocx.
W. I - - PuCKIINGToN.
Chaplain--CARRIE FOWLER.
ConductOr--llALsTEDT TnoRSToS.
l.S.--LroY BURNS.
o. S.--EDDIE AvERILL.
Installation Of the above officers will take
place at their Hall, on Monday evening next.
Let all be promptly on hand at ~ O'Clock.
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ToLEDo, jane 20, 1871.
Wheat y but359lI6 Flour u obi. 5 .5Od7 so
Corn r 100 ib 6nc Oats 55r
Pork. mess :. SIS % Clnvcr Seed n bn. 5 so
Potatnrs 650s5c Chickens .l5c
Dried Apples tG7c Turkeys .--.- lGGl lsr
Butter - l6Q lSc beans. % al. 30
Eggs .---- l4c Lard 49, ----- lzIzc
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PerrySburg Lodge No. I70, %. CT.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
W.. DENiSoN, VIC 7.
SHrLER CoRsoN, W. r. s.
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Fort Meigs Division =. OF It. No. 1875.
Stated Meetings every Monday evening.
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HgNRY Ross r. s.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-30

Closing Exercises of the High School.
The closing exercises on Friday evening last
at the High School, were deeply interesting and
pr owed highly successful. The programme was
as follows;
PROGRAMME.
Nasis. Prayer. Music.
The Hero of Everyday Life, ELIZA WETMoRE.
An Evening at the Tn a,re GENIE BEACH
M,sic.
An Old Story in New Dress MAGGIE Roach.
Defamation The Bnok-keepers Dream
Henry A. Ross.
The Lost Arts Of Our Crandmother's
ANNA SHANNON.
Music.
GRApu ATlSG EXERCISES.
Motives kATR E. BRowN.
Silent Influences MARIAN Ii. LAsKY.
Ripples KIrriE NJ. SMiTn.
JLasfc.
rREsENTATioN OF DIPLOMAS
Renarks Music. BeR,diction.
The literary performances were highly cred
table to both scholars aud teachers. alike dem
onsirating the capacity tn communicate, and TO
acquire instruction. The essays read by the
graduates, Misses BRowN, LAsKY and SMITH
exhibited good taste and superior literary ac-
ou'r.msnts. 1t is'll,niltcl by all those familiar
with scholastic attainments Of these young
ladies' tha: they have graduated with honor to
themselves, aud to the Per-ysburp High School
in which they have pros cuted their studies.
Their diplomas were presented by the Rev. G.
A ADAMS. whrin an imprompa speech paid a
glowing tribute tn their diligence as students
and tlehigh standard Of their literary attain
ments.
The large hall was crowded to excess and all
scemed delighted with the exercises.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03

c Schulz, Clear Creek CC'leman, Markleviile
! Green. ! " Mccall, Reno
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
Religious services To-Day,

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine Services
at IL O'Clock am, by Rev. Father Tormey
PRESBYTERIAN notwithstanding at
ii Il. IN. and - p. IN. sabbath Hchoo AT
III, o'clock. No evening service.
CHUsCH-Rev. A. \. FiSter
Pastor. Preaching at II am, ana "a pm.
Sunday school 1T T. IN Seats tree
EPISCOPAL CUURCH.-ServiceS at ii a.
m. and 80 p. IN sunday Sclool AT Il .
o'clock. No evening service.
l.. d. S.-The R~eorganized Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints VIII
hold service at the stone school House
this evening at : O'Clock.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
District COurt-HoN. CHARLES N. HARRIS.
SATURDAY Dec. >, 1871.

The State of Nevada VS.. Thomas
Wells ct ais; defendants allowed I'M
til the 10Th of February next to lille
answer TO complaint.
Davis 4 ellison rs. T.. ID. Sweeney
ct ais; judgment for plaintiffs.
w. p. Warren ct al. IS. John Quill
ct al; judgment for plaintiffs for costs
and decree a. prayed for IN complaint.
STAY OF execution for twenty days
John ID. Mitchell vs.. y. Leport; mo-
ton for new trial overruled and exc
cution stayed ten days.
V. Il +. II. II. Co. :. John 4. Love
JOY; compensation of commissioners
fixed al $50 each.
W. \. Hawthorne ct al. vs.. j.. ID.
Sweeney; demurrer submitted II
leave granted to file briefs.
safe ". II. \. RhoaieS, admins
TRAITOR of the estate of r. Rho2des ct
ais; motion for new trial Overruled.
Court adjourned for the term.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03

r.r "a KINNEY an
80. .,It,,oI
p..a.
time al the N"Naua STATE ii'>"'l i">'
Spring. and who was reported to have
,ao, fa,,.l l.,d in ~anoiIa NaIIav
E!ko county, last July AN" VINO was
the recipient OF several very hattcrlhI
obituary h".lr'> lFpin me TT - III
~ LAIN II krr..v Of tn. Orm>bv
House. uu,ieT daie Evansville. In
diana Ho\e'"5'tr d Una, me- me Na'o
-" ,,tt' ,.,l.I,,., 81 r,uL
80 ,.t I,,,,- ,,I ,,,tho.-t-
~ ,n,. ,.,,m iran,
v! i'''' - ',5.,,'7 .fiII,rna of
1co n,;.. n. ..,,l. ~ r..rIrI. hi.
on1. t-5..,j- h CIV ,nI ]junufr.,
80" .I,' .t'',r ,ntar,,, ,~i,var-
.,.4 ia, ,,,,,rI- v,n,IaI
no hvI.''' d. 81, ~ 49,, r.Li.L Ln
had heard. Kinney SAYS he >tnpped
Two ni"iHi'> ia ',''P'1''' l'.'''"'2 n''
a,-s h., L-. .~.rar-nn,ti.u where ne
j. than Ire had III This country, AMI
adds: -" tried To- drink up AL the
whisky in that country and WA> mad
because | couli not do IL. i don {
trouble il here, ami It don trouble
me"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03

GRAY. Mountains Joseph Sauve, Spooner
+ Kyfhprm4 md : -amb't G II st ArnIa al,
5 W Hampton, VI Ms II Alfred DiprtN, Empire
NC NcDon, Id. Clear OK j brysiste. Lake Bisler
z 3 Campbell. Virgin Il J,hu Brukiey, city
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
Mil and Express

ARRIvFS.-From the c.. /. Railroad and
WaehOc ut u a. IN.
From Virginia. Gold Hill, silver City
and Dayton III 10 a. III.
at 4 y. IN.
From Lake Bigler at 1 p. m.
D~EPARTS-For WaShoe and c. y. Kali
road al : p. IN.
For DAYTON. Silver City, Gold Hill and
ElrGinit at 1 p. IN.
) Il. m.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an nOur before stages
leave.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03

" ermOmetricaI observations, made from
O'clock a. IN. To s O'Clock p. M, by X.
{. GuiruJus druggist, etc, No. y south
Carson street:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
Arrivals at the Hotels.
oRxsBY oUsE-GEoR D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR

ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE rufLr, PROPRIETOR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
WHY BULLOCK RAN AWAY.
The Plain Facts. OF the Case.

GEORGIA Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
had issued to II. I. Kimball and others all the
bonds going to the Macon and Brunswick
Road, over five millions of dollars, while still
the road lacked seventy-flve miles OF being
completed. The work Is now stopped, and
the state has of course been swindled. Kim
ball ran short OF funds and got the Governor
10 over-issue the amount OF funds due him, 30
that he could hypothecate them. He deposit
ed them in New York aRd Obtained an I'D
| vance of sixty cents on the dollar. When the
time came for him to redeem he could not do
1t, and as the Legislature was about to meet,
they would be sure to unearth the whole thing.
expose the fraud and impeach Bullock for vio-
lating the law. When Kimball failed, Bullock
made frantic efforts to get up the money
that KimbaIl had not been overpaid, but he
failed. Some of the lessees OF the State Road
proposed to help him, but all would not con.
sent to 1t when they found the amount was so
large. This last, however, is mere rumor.
At all events, Bullock failed to raise the
wind sufficient to set himself square on the
record, and went to New York to see what he
address to the people" all prepared before he
left here, but to be kept secret until he found
out what he could do In New York. He failed
to make any arrangement there, and with
certain impeachment staring him In the face
II he came back. he let fly his address and re-
signation, and remains away. The conspiracy
against him was none other than determine
tlon to impeach him i he had misappIoprlSatsd Sd
as been ppSs pnsed apd sad m and csr case
made out, he would not have been im-
peached. The Democracy Of this State are
not anxious to make q martyr of Bullock,
and the majority of the Legislature are not
the men to commit perjury to remove an in
nocent man, especially 80 when he has only
twelve months to serve. Not two months
ago Bullock told me that the present Legsla-
ture was one of the best that had ever been
elected In Georgia; that they were capable and
honest, although Democratic, and much bet
ter representatives OF the people than the last
one. The notion about conspiracy against
him, and ''another attempt at separation, ="
must have entered his head alter he found out
to certainty that he could not replace what
he had wrongfully taken from the treasury.
The fear that ran Bullock of was consclen-
tiousness of guilt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
CRIMES and CASUALTIES.

A Railroad smash.
PITTsBURG, November II.
An express train on the Pan Handle road
encountered broken rail. The fireman was
killed and the engineer badly scalded.
A Days Dofngs in Gotham.
NEW YORK. November II.
wild steer rushed through the streets and
injured number of persons; some of them
fatally.
A bonded warehouse was robbed of twelve
thousand dollars worth of silks belonging to
H. B. Claf1n. No arrests.
The customhouse officers have seized Six
thousand dollars worth Of diamonds which
European gamblers had attempted to smugge.
The government offers q thousand dollars
reward for the resrrest of Ballard who escaped
from the Ludlow street Jail. Ballard s con-
sidered the most dangerous counterleiter IN
the world.
Lynching Negro Murderers.
INDIANAPOLIS, November II.
Three negroes, who murdered the Park
family, near Henrvville, Indiana, were taken
from Jail, at Charleston, at two o'clock this
morning, by mob OF one hundred and fifty
men In disguises, and hanged from tree
halt mile from town.
Mine Caves In.
SCRANTON. November II.
Hyde Park in consequence oil the caving Of
earth over the Oxford mine. The building
was badly shaken. No injury to persons.
Large apertures were made in the streets.
A Strychnine Suicide.
SAN Francisco, November l6.
Ellen Wanda, all English girl, died last night
from the effects of strychnine, which she had
taken In mistake for arsenic. She was In the
habit Of using arsenic for her complexion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
C1ROLIN4 IN THE FRONT RANK.
Successful Exhibitors Of the Cotton
States Fair.

The South Carolina exhibitors at the Angus
ia Cotton States Fair bore off a number of pre-
miums 1t is something to brag about, when,
in the face of active competitors, this State
takes premiums for the best shirtings, the best
sheetings, and the best cotton-seed planter, not
to speak of premiums for jelles, turnps and
domestic cake. We give the names of some
of the successful South Carolina exhibitors:
For the best bale of shirting, gold medal,
Graniteville Manufacturing Company.
For the best bale of sheetlng, gold medal,
Langley Mills.
For the best cotton.seed planter, silver med.
al, NJ L. Donaldson, Greenville, 8. c.
For the largest quantity OF Indian corn
grown by any white boy under sixteen years
silver watch worth thirty dollars, ]. l.. Cor
ley. Edgeheld
The best specimen of architectural drawing,
silver medal, A. Y. Lee.
The best plan, with specifications for build
ing country school-house, adapted to the
climate of Middle Georgia, to cost not exceed.
ing twelve hundred and fifty dollars, ttty dol
lars currency, Alex. Y. Lee, Columbia.
For the best and largest variety of garden
seeds, cot less than twenty approved Varie-
ties, raised South, and exhibited BY one indi-
vidual, and best for Southern horticultural
seeds, must be exhibited IN glass Jafs or Dot-
| ties, and not in closed paper bags, twenty
dollars, Mrs. ]. B. Clark, Beach Island, s. c.
For the best late Seeding apple, with de:
scription of the tree, history OF ils origin,
| &C., with not less than six specimens, ten dol
| lars, T. P. Shaw, Edgefeld, sc.
For the best haw Jelly made in the cotton
States, two dollars, Mrs. H. W. Ravenel, Al
| ken, s. G.
For the best peach leather, two dollars, Miss
Leverett, Columbia, s. G.
For second best half bushel turnlps, special,
three dollars, A. P. Butler, Edgefeld, S. G.
For the best jar OF picked olives. made In
| the cotton States. ten dollars, Mrs. III. A. Ham
iton, Columbia, s. G..
For the best plain pickles, two dollars, Miss
B. Miller, Beach Island.
For the best jar of preserved peaches, made
| in the cotton States, two dollars, Mrs. j. b.
Clark, Beach Island.
For the best jar Of preserved plums, made
| in the cotton States, two dollars, Mrs. J. b.
| Clark, Beach Island.
For second best hand bouquet, five dollars,
Miss S. L. Kenny, Edgefeld.
For the best lar of leaf lard, home made, ten
dollars, j. NJ. Miller, Beach Island.
For the best jar of walnut catsup, made In
the cotton States, two dollars, Miss B. Miller,
Beach Island.
For the best sample of domestic rolls, FIVE
dollars, Mrs. G. Robinson, Edgefeld, s. G.
For the best sample of fruit cake, domestic,
| five dollars, Mrs. G. Robinson, Edgefeld, s. G.
| For the best cOunterpane, Confederate
fag) special, five dollars, Miss Ella Barkley,
Charleston, S. c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
THE FRUITS OF RADICAL RULE.
No Court Again In Edgefield.
from the Edgeneld Advertlser.l

The regular fall term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and General Sessions met on Mon.
day last, Judge Melton present, and adjourned
at noon on Tuesday. Nothing could be done.
No jury. Three grand jurors and five petit
jurors to begin court with The present law
requires that the jury shall be drawn fifteen
days before the sitting of court. and that the
jury commissioner, clerk, sherlf. Chairman Oh OF
the board of county commissioners, shall all
be present at the drawing. at the late draw
ing for our district, however. two OF these
officials were absent-chose to be absent, we
have no doubt-and more than that, most OF
the persons drawn were never notified.
Judge Melton Is to return to Edgefeld on the
9th instant, to try cases equity business, &c.
which do not require the Intervention OF ajury.
In the meantime the course OF Justice Is de-
stayed By these Radical county off,
clals, and much delay, expense, confusion and
exists in this part Of the country at present, 1t
is only such as is designedly and criminally
brought about by the Radical party.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON. November II.
. Probabilities The storm centre will prob
ably move into Arkansas, with increasing
southeasterly winds on the Gulf coast, possi-
biz rising to gale in Texas. Increasing east
erly winds on the upper lakes. with threaten.
ing weather on Saturday. Falling barometer,
with cloudy weather and rising temperature
from Lake Huron to Alabama. The area Of
highest pressure will move into New York,
with partially cloudy and pleasant weather on
Saturday in the Middle and Eastern States.
Northeasterly winds, with rising temperature,
from MARYLAND TO Florida. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for our coasts this evening.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
6eImboI6's Burbu

The vegetatlve powers Of life are strong, but in
few years how often the pallid hue the lack'lus-
tire eye, and emaclated form, show their baneful
influence. 1t soon becomes evident to the observ-
er that some depressing influence Is checking the
development Of the body. Consumption ts talked
Of, and perhapsihe youth is removed Fl ON school
and sent into the country. This s one OF the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary d.
versions Of the ever.changlng scenes Of the city,
the powers OF the body, too much enfeebled to
give zess to heathful and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwardly upon themselves.
II the patient bea female the approach OF the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the first
symptom In which nature is to show her saving
power In dlfusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom Of health. Alas increase
OF appetite has grown by what 1t fed on. The
energies OF the system are Frustrated, and the
whole economy Is deranged. The beautiful and
wonderful period In which body and mind under
60 so fascinating change from child to woman
Is looked for in vain. The parents heart bleeds
10 anxiety, and fancles the grave but waiting for
its victim.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, November II.
Commissioner Douglass was before the Senate
finance committee, to-day, in relation to new
legislation upon the internal revenue laws.
The Cabinet had session of three hours
duration, to-day 1t is understood the forth
coming annual message was the subject of
conversation.
The President saw no visitors to-day, either
before or after the Cabinet.
Robson has issued another order, dsmssing
six cadets for ''hazlng" and subjecting them
to different punishments for participation
therein. He says he will, II necessary, dismiss
the last cadet at the academy who refuses to
obey the regulations on this subject.
Davies E. Cooke, Of Alabama, has been ap-
pointed consul to Rio Janerlo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-18
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

No tidings of Alexis.
Other bondsmen have taken Jay Gould's
place upon Tweed's bond.
The rumor of the resignation by Tom
Fields OF his seat in the Assembly is untrue.
The owner of Henry Bassett offers to run
him against any horse In the world for Sc. 900,
from ole to four miles.
District Attorney Garyin denies the report
of Tweed's indictment by the grand jury, say
Ing the case has not been before them.
The Putnam Fire Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, have filed an application in bank
rupicy.
The "official organ" says there is no truth
that England or an English syndicate is trying
to buy up the Atlantic cable; also, that pro-
poeals for the purchase of the Newfoundland
lines were not entertained.