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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07

nuf %er6ot fir bic Scrllagtt, g8ilion. StraBe
gum Sunnelbaue aui,ugraben, neil bies fir
oic bcnud)barten Srllnoltiide Elm @emeinid)as
Den ware; fir 6reitGg sur Scrbanoluh9 all-
9cictt.
Common YteaS~ @criht. - (Sor
5tifter Sarcp.) S{atob @ritn 9egen Die
,gt0rOlibe Sentrolbabn Geieaihait;" liner
lGoigt.
Scute tommen gIr. 9sS oerSilirs, Or, 1o1
bis 126 Der EroSeB Jtcgiitranoe all bic 6eibt.
Stabtz @criht t. - (Sor Oberrttter
ScOtt.) 9Silbclm Is. Sblcnoorf gegen g.
3toicnblatt & Comp, Appclotion ge9c1
Hitter 0aDruar0'S Gntihcioung ben Nppcls
laten $79.34 Sucrtannt. - Sobn y. Sin sc
gen @eorg gSebcr; Ridtcr NiDerS' Grtennt'
nib um9cltoBeu. 50. Gamblers & Comp. gez
gen g8nl. s.. 9tcco lno @cnoIcu; Rihter
Wiebcl's llrtbeil %nnnulirt, uno ben Nppellan=
ten $50 Sugciprod)en. - pugb Seliton ge9en
SameS Sotbanl, RetnrS miOer 8idtcr pag=
lparN'S Sprut; BEN Appcuaten S9l.Si 3uer'
FAINT.
Sir beute Iino Rr. 1879. 100 uno 1913 Der
ProseB=, gr. 206 bis 234 Der IppeQatiotS,
Jte9iinalOe aubcraumt.
Emperor. @eriht. - (Sor 9tidter
0obbin.) 5ohn s. SobuS gegcrl SoSiuc &
Dtagrtrc, Slagc pcgcn SontrottbrltcS; i'll
ablpeicnbcit oeS Sld9crS Siitiruug oes Ser
fabreus. - @corg u. uno Sobn .. UtcSenz
sic ge9en gllcrOnoer 8. @rGrO nnO Iler. ..
Sr0nO, Jun. ELECTROMAGNETIC; inter
Serbanolrng.
sir heute iinO SIR. II, II, 10, 20, 60, rs,
11S, 1928, 129, lG4, 231, 247, 254, 259, pei
26l, 281, 2S7, 2S8, 32O, S2l, 1928, 1925, 1926,
1923, $50, 33l II. 1913 Der BrojcB 6c9iitranoe
augcieet.
8aiien @cri d. t. - (Gor beu Slid
tern &alOcrltorl, 0omclS mo SOno.) 9amcS
WtcGolgau, Sobaun '0Opben uno 8bomaS
g. Ncnner crbieltcn Sollmuht Sur ScruaI.
ting Der betrcifeuoen 6iuterlaiienidatten pom
Anua 9luoeriou, Samuel Giu99olo Shlep
uuo Burton @bctcroft, Sn Dem Sittpen-
AntheilS- YroSeiie bon Scor9iue Sattie.9c
niiou Neaen Wtarcus 0cuiiou, Ycrmultcr beS
9tahlaieS icineS 1870 geitorbencn SobneS
6enrD s. 0eniion, btcuOete gcitern s. Seattg
@r0ii icin YlaiOoycr fir Die Sldgerin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
&itcrariSbcS.

- Plus bcr &crta9Sbauolung bon Saul
Strebel in Gcra crbiclteu mir bas critic ioeft'
den eires iuterciiuntcn unb mihtigcn @erts
deus: yShulc uuo GltcrubalS" nit eincm
4uiiate itber bic 3cit Der Sorbereitung Snr
Sdulc. 8uIelbc uerbiCut bon alien Gltcrr
mo GrSieBern oninIertiam 9clcicn 81 ,perocn.
gu bc3icben onrt Slider q 8oBmdBler,
Norbz@dp .StraBe.
- 9ie beutihe &ibliotbet bcS bieiigeu
vS06 6ellow"sS roeuS III oicier Gage i'm Gufs
TRACE pcr ocutihcn Vogcn curdl Die Slfbanbs
lung bon Slider & 9foBmaBler bcoeutetb
pCrulchrt lporOelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Sas 3bcatcr AT Ircntitrasc

1T oas einSige, 5ur i3eit nod III Baltimore
ofiere ~rcgelmaBige S5eatcr nnb bletet einel
iebr tiiblel, bbdit olSeucbmen sluientbalts-
ort. Seionbcre aln5icbunaSiraft bewabrt Der
Sauienofinillcr Gobert Nidel; bic Saupt=
piece in ieilem Yro9ramme biloet Gin III Der
4uit frei idywcbcnoer, uuf 6ragcn anttportene
Der, rol6enocr, lahenoer aopf, beiien &unpf
lpcit bapon alf Der Siibne ltcgt. Sr. Hidel
proou;irt ieine Yeiituugen aut @lastiidcn
nnb ltebt alf Slastritten. &ielen Seitaa
iinbet bic Dunloriltiihe Yantomime: pic
aolbeue slrt" obcr ,0ie Npmpben oes 9efeiten
StromeS." Nicolo Mortou er9bet bas Ira
oitorium nod nit ieincn Songlenrfiiniten,
SRI. Saais Otaiou init Sciaugen erniten uao
fomiiben SnbaltS.
Dtittmo6 lno Somnabeno Nadmitta9 1T
Soritelul9 fir Sannllien, 6retta9 abeno fir
OQuleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
yDie beuti DE Armee iol auf einen

,Oie beuti DE Armee lol ailf einen
Sr%ieocnsfnb non MIR 1000 Mann gebradt
werben." Oieier Sl1b tim iuurbe Dor einiaen
2a9en nidt MIR BON 9onoon beriiber9sfabelt,
%ionbern aud BON mebreren !3eitungeu cont=
mentirt. @enn bic 8epuftion bes bentiberl
Seeres auf ben SrieoensfuB iiberbaupt bereits
i'll Setrabt ge5o9en 1T, 10 biirfts Die 3abl
5000 0 bas 8iHtige iein, bern Dor Der irar=
36Iiden STRENGTHENING betrug bic Sriebens-
itarte bes prellbiiden Seeres alein nomiuea
100000 Ytann, ~efeftiu aber, b. b. nah @b,
aug Der regelmdbigen Seurlaubnngen, nur
circa 10000, nno befannilih lit id)oit bieie
Stdrte beitanois ais 5u bod auseiobtsn NOR
ben. (Sourn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
1u Maibcr'8 Spep1t

bri0irt sur i3eit Srall. antonie 0atSmann,
cine uorSiiglide Soibrettc, Die crit iitr5lid)
aus 9entiHlanb angctommen; fe 1T cine
l1ctte Siibnenerideirun9 uno ~besalbert burd
Die Sriihe unb gebbaitig!cit, nit Der ie auf'
tritt. gnBcrocm 9ebDrcn Der betannte So
infer Sr. Sleeper, bic SGngcrin SRI. Sern'
arb II. bic SdnScrin SRI. Rcuere Su Dem 4er.
ionale Der Raibcr' ld)cn Sitbne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
TOScSfGue.

Am 2. SUM Gpa wtap 1birlfsIt, 5 Nonate alt,
1bdbterben ipon @eor9 ". unb aatbarina ~. 3birla
felb.
dim 81. Diai maria Z. Seabrupf Grit, einStaes
9ino pom Soiepb .. unc Der pertorbenen Utarta Q.
9rief.
an a. SUM VI arsartthe 8eleue Slate I'M 10.
9ebensiabre, 1odtcr pom hermann nnb @atbarina
Slate. r..
am 4. Snut Grace GdeiIie ssaItcr, 4 Ronat, IL.
IL Gage oft, 3obterben pom u. ). unb VI. s.
YtaltcT. r-.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Scatbtuua Fir Shuciscr

Die beltsn Yreiie perben fir isIe Sud
Ibfaae allcr Irt 9egebcu bel SaDib &.
Sbannpm s 60, Str. 81 mnb SO,
SccitraRc. (37-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07

fNFs ttt V"b
bafrt uub enrdb ibrs mertwlroiisen suren lid ouiredt
erbdlt. Gle pirft 70 iniIh iine babel bod TO fiber
unb nobttbdtis, oa6 man fte 9ineern 9eben fann; aber
auh 70 ourd,eytiieno, oaB tie bic gro6ten unreini9fei-
ten hes glutts, uie Die itropbuloicn unS iiben
Stoife, %ousmerst. llnreini9iclten eerarantbrtten, bic
Sabre lang I'M Spifeme eeiuubcrt. petten raid bic
lem midti9en @e9engiite uno pcrfIipinben. 9atsr
bic punoerbarsn Seilun9en Der Safapariae, bon be-
men oielc offentlih betdnnt9eporoen pun SfrppbeIn
une 1uen ftropbulbfcn 2eioeu, BON Sefd,ptren,
MuSid,Idaen unb ~lonli8cn Sautleieen, Wefdtniils
ten, ScuIcn, Sittbsn, finmeu, gnfeln. Rofe,
,SdcrL SaI,Hne, 5inscrgefd,piir, Appf8rint
unb inneren Ncrid,pdrunaeu her S~ebdrinntfer,
sea maaeuS nne her 2ebcr. Gle brtlt aub anhcrc
8ejdiperoen. oener Fe aniheinenb nidt ipeSief1 angea
past lit, luie s1aTeriudbt, Snspcpfe, arGmpie.
Rerpenfd,mer3 Sersleieeu, 6rauens2 hmGd,e,
Gntfr6ftuna uno rpeiben 3tuf, iuenn beje Spmpi
lone bon Siropbelsiit finb.
Gle lit Gin treffid,er SHieterberGeucr Der Sc
juntbeit unb Strait i'm ernblin8e. .Ste perideutt
eurh grncueruns hes GppetiteS uub Der Spunntratt
Der 8eroauinsss Srsane bic Uebrittbett nne antaiz
tente Wattsteit Der SetIon. Selbit, mo feline iinz
orbnung sridcint, fiblen fid bic eeuts tsiisr unb lebcn
ldnOer In Golse Der Heinisul9 oes gfutes. Dos
Spten aebt nit e%rIcuertcr 1bitisfeit uno einem
nenen gebenSpa6tc~ ontraite por,udrts.
Huhri3trt Don ..a
Tr. z. 6. Mbrr s Gump., 9o,ptn, 03ali.,
prdttiIhen unb aualbtiiden Gbsulitern.
gu baden bel allcn Apotbefern!
(Juni5, 8. ,ane3W. 1p&3u ,g. ...E. s!.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Nper's
S q + It Grfe

tlialr Vigor)
CUR Wieeerberfels
lung Der natiirIit
den 6riid,e II. 6ars
be ees srduen Saas
res.
: IS lit Dies etnSaars
Uiittcl, iuetdcs
5u9teib bobit an9es
nebm, 9efunc unb ale
5aar 9rbalter iebr
Wirtiam 1T.
Us ucrleibtperihoi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Nic 9. Gnnnn,fhe Shnle

iltc9t 0Ouneritag nad)yoniS Utltb'SS diiten=
boic ans. 8aB cS al llnterboltlngct, beion-
bcrS fir Die Sr9cnb, nid)t 9ebrcd)cn miro,
Itebt in 9(nbetradt beS Snlcntes, nit ipcld)cm
Aor. &uapp tets fir Sugcnbipitlc bel rerar=
tigcn Sclcgcnbettcn Sl iorgtn rpeiB, auBer
3pciicl..
Sin Gouscrt, Sfcbcu ii. I. +. iebcn Iaui benz
Yrogramme, unp cS ilebt ulbcbingt fir ale
Sbeilnebrncr ciu nadbaltigcr ldnblitcr Sc
uuB iumittcn frober 9u9enbbcr5en 81 CT
iparttn.
Esy@ 9as Grctutiu Gomite bes Sen.
trail. Circumstances" p%criammelt iid
beute NadmItta9 3 llbr bel Srr. Vis al 3d.
rato9aitrabc.
sas~ 9ie vSiirgeri b ii sen" balten
bente Dienats- Scriammlung.
pGy~ yGtber, bic d. 6ne &6ntgin,"
biele ~reiSeuoe Gantate, bic AM 10. Wtai in Der
,9oucoroia" uuter Yroi. 3. 6. @alleber's
yeitung init Griolg aufgcriibrt puroe, iol
morgell abcno ebenbaielblt Dieberholt ,ucrbeu.
Die Wtitpirtcnotu treteu I'M orientaliiben
Soliimc auf.
sasr9ie yE It SaltimorerS 6 ii Is
J II" beratbet beute Ibenb in ibrer Seneral.
Serlammlung ibre .Sonilitution meiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
',- 4 Die MKociirtc -17
giremrns' Drrlldfrunss Comp.
bnn Baltimore,
Mr. n. Gputh : Gfrafe

UT. - SputD : StCote, 90,
gc9eniiber Dem ~Sun"z0ebdu6e.
8aar>Gapital POP, 500 9uMars,
oeriidert @ebdlbc, Notitien, gSaarcn uno anesres
9i9entbum,
ss- b~rionecre Wobnbduier gu isbr ~nisbrisrn Ratru
nit foitcnireicn Yolicen.
Dtrcttorium; ,ss
gioab @atter, Safob 3ruR,
Samcs 8. Wbcepen, Sanes gouns,
Wien Yoine, g-, s.. VI. Slad,
d. BrlnctS Burns, sller. Ricman,- ~
80 Nnerciu v. Yad, s. 9rInstelbeT,
Ridaro G.. Dtoion, &amueI airf,
Sdncaiter Dub, Soibua Saniant,
3hoS. z. fIad, Trdi.;
Quite 1917 ..M 5cbn Infebarf. ecir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Nper's
SaiiapuriII

IT lucit unh breit ais
zines Der iuirtiamlten
Wittet, Die je aur Reinis
anng hes Shrems urb
Sdubern hes Slutes ents
oeit fporeen, beiannt.
Gle bat cine pieIjibriae
Brobe lbetdneen unb
nadJ unb nad einen Rui
erlanst, iuelbsr auf tbre
fih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07

aae : +.
Thermometer II 81 S3 20 73
Sarpmeteritaue 30.W 5000 29.05 29.N 29.9i
Winbrthtun9 N.S 90 g, S.B GU
Shneli9feit oes
WtnoeS nab
Vteilen pro ..-R ~
Stunee B s IL A. 4
Druid oes WiRoes
nab Vturoen pr.
Qudoratz6nb .O.12 0.32 060 0.eS 0.G
qBettcr BeiGafenb. 2Btt. SIar 3l0r alar 1911.
ssetterberidbt. iiir asaibinstom, =. g., pom o.
SUM, If uhr ID Msiu. NbsucS.
SaronetersS tanb 29.SS 1bernometer > Stano II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07

Seutibc
Seller Seriidernugs Geieaidaft
BON
Baltimore.
@prbuit=Gfc Der Saltimnrc= unh
SnllioaDzS traBe,
@insan9 In SuIlibGntraRe,
Fir bic Soliccn pirr Feline Ssredbnuus
gct1ad)t. -GN
Priliocnt: Charles SSrber.
8icCsYrdiiocnt: Seinrid, StrauR.
StreftOrcn:
Iutou g3cistittel, @rnit gR. llGrit,
Erlcori6 SHebr s. .. 8oppcImann,
Ntlt. Willtn9cr, S. %. Numien,
Better 8olj, s.. n. Sonncmauu,
@corg Hof, anton &oIic,
Sbrilt. Siiiel, s. s.. S6tuetamp.
Seinrid, Nees, Sdr.
pr. Viftor aidnStneoer lit A9cnt obi9Cr @eicas
l6att. tNidrS2S,t 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Roroz GaroItua Ger, neu........
y aEAanz

o., e,,,rn, Gov rer oen
9foro7Sarollna usr, neu. ET99's
Mil" a 81
S"9lHla oet, We1: . . ; =. SO
" " n SouPoHS " Uhh|4
Slnt9n, .. SSE'a
SulnssrtGBo ga ,.
8TSSlNe g.al:; "a
ISIns StpI'b 1;..,I' r,rss .
GGSlnss UItHu So"V' StP'b' SHI
SS'ts -; StPTVR''' az
60 e'"''u''' So
NJ : +. . is
EtuSGutS -eo""'u'''"'' tiiSSH2
II UgtVE ~ SSa
"o''p &e'l'''H .i..,. AZ
o.. ",u PUot''"''''''' S533'4
NUa AStnnu 66,l
SUtt %"upEt nv. : . 5Si,i,ii.r' 329R
y o'SS9SSt" "a "a SSEEr ~ ~, ;f ", %
% = "a 9"Vn- 9t w ti,.cr' az,
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N"''o' CIV ,at3 9a9s4
d. GSSr'
Spa %ott,r " IA
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
WeOi3mtld)e Mn3eigen.
Sluer'S

0Berrg Yfrtnral
9esen Sciecn res SdIs
ics uue Der Snnae, mic
Sufien, Grfdltmna,
Scuhbuftens SuitrUbs
Sntiiin II.
Nusiebruna.
Inter Den grpBtfn gntz
ecdun9en Der neuerenWti,
l9nihait itnc wrnige Don
aroBcrcm rtelcn 9Rertbe
fir bic Menidlbcit. oia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
Continental
Tcuer= & Marine=S eriiderun9s=
'WeleQI6aft bon Baltimore,

SGrtb's Marmors Vebduoe.
aae grten @i9entbum ,ueroen ucrIi6ert Su 1rlmicn
i'm Serbdltn;6 Sur @efabr.
Sireftoreu:
Sarni: Sartb. S3ra SSbitman,
Geo. u. Benton, Jamee SSebb,
Z. 8. Slid, y. y. Seuipu.
u. =. ulmdnu, =. Sd,polbaus une
Sepi Srrau6, Siep. VI. Sarfedp.
Saml.S artb, Yrai.;
60 Senstt, Sstr. .. Is. Spnes, Si3c Yrdi.
(Wtai24,1S) '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-07
8Orienberi9te.
btet BON giSm. Tifber s Spbne,

..lI. Ut. 81, SputbNruBe.
"a oIktr IN nrs Non A Supi MhcpAe = fhr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
Prison Reform.

Mr.. J. r. CHANDLER comes out as the cham
pion of the prison reformers. He claims that
prisoners confined in penitentiaries should have
newspaper TO read, to promote mental health
and keep them more intelligent on passing events
in the outer world than was 'RIP VAN WISKLR
With the records Of vice published in daily and
weekly city papers it has hitherto been consid-
cred unwise, as regards to morals and also un-
safe to allow the prisoners to read them. MIR,
CHANDLER therefore contends that a weekly pa
per, containing all proper information of current
events, should be published for convicts.
With no disrespect for Mr.. c., or the cause he
represents, for We believe it to be noble under
taking, we would earnestly urge the claims Of
the Wood County .Scntnel for this position There
are, undoubtedly, some among those who are
sentenced for life, who would like to shorten theil
| term but the means of committing suicide arc
withheld from them. If here is not enough 'pi
zen in few editions of the Sentinel to reliev,
this class, we don't know what other paper Il
recommend. On the question of morals also
its claims can be urged, at least for the effort,
of its editors to shield the little imperfeetions
their fellow men except horse thieves, they &c
| for all that's out of them,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
THE TICKET.

Let every Republican look we'll to the tiche
that he votes. See that the name of each can.
didate is spelled correctly, and see that ah the
names arc on the ticket. If the mans Of CERs
TER 4. Mort is not on the ticket, write it on with
pencil We are in receipt of the Republican
Ticket of Seneca County, iFonthe Chairman ol
the Republican Central Comroittee, and Judge
Morris name is placed on the ticket the same as
II he was the nominee Of the party
All tickets must be- printed upon "plain white
news printing paper" With black ink, and With
out any 'device,.as provided by the following
section Of the law;
"SEorIoN 2. That all ballots voted at any
"election held in pursuance OF law shall be writ
"ten on plain white paper, or printed with black
''ink on plain white news printing paper, without
'any device or mark of any description to dis
tinguish one ticket from another or by which
''one iicketmay bc known from another by its
A'Aipeannee, except the words at the head nf the
"Ueket sad that it shall bc unlawful for any
"person 10 Iyiat Isg distribution at the polls or
distribute 10 any eleetoT or vote any ballot
A'prnted dr written coptFpFy to ths provisions Of
"ths act; provided, that DOthing hereis contain
'sd.sla !bs onsuNed 10 prohibit the erasnre, c'F
erection OF insertion of any pame by pencil mark
'or otherwise upon the faceof the printed ballot"
lObjo Laws, Vol, o. tlsOs) pp lSe and 1921
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
The WhiskY denomination.

The whisky dealers OF Perrysburg and Of the
county have combined with some Of the Demo
cratic leaders to defeat Col. j. A. SHANNON.
They are laboring under the impression that the
Colonel will enter on a crusade against them.
In regard to II we would state that the oath OF
The public prosecutor makes II imperative, thai
he shall prosecute every case in which the law
Of the lp:id has been violated, when suoh act o.
violation has been presented to his notice. Col
SHANNON would not in any case be the plaintiff
but should he be elected, every honesuand tenn
perate citizen will unite in demanding that The
laws of this State shall be respected.
The maiu object Of the whisky ring, is to oper
ate in Perysburg township, hoping to give
DODGE such majority as viii. counterbalanc'
that which Col. SHANNoN may receive in othel
townships of the county. We trust that every
good Republican and every sober Democrat viii
unite in their orts TO Il 4isat this corrupt com
biuation Of the whisky dealers and their allies.
Oh. SHANNON has faithfully served our com
mon country in the time Of trial, when his oppo
nent was expressing openly his sympathy witt
the South. Still more the Colonel has faithful
and earnestly supported the Republican cHus
and party, and is justly entitled to the cordiu
support Of every mau identified with 1t.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
From the Bucyrus Journal.)
A. M. JACKSON, A FRAUD.

On Friday afternoon, 20 h ult., Messrs. james
Lewis and George Myers, two gentlemen as well
known as any citizens in Crawford county, CALL
ed at the Forum office on business, and noticed !,
by accident, that one Of the presses was printing
Republican ticket. This, on examination was
found TO be the Republican ticket for Wood county
10Th tic name of A. M Juckson sand,oicied IN for
Jndyc.
The gentlemen asked Mr.. Clymer the meaning
of This, and he replied that Mr.. Jackson had order
cd these tickets aid he ,oas printing them upon his
orler.
Dir Jackson owes it to the kindness Of this
community that he has not been actually driven
out of the present canvass by fair and square
exhibit of the many things that could be brough
against him not the passionate lies fabricated
in heated canvass, but The serious facts knowr
and deplored by good men who know him. Wha
these many and shameful things are, it is no
necessary now to expose, 1T is enough that thi,
last vllainous fraud is not only undeniable, bu
in perfect Keeping with tie character Of the bat
citizen who has PEI petrated it.
There is no right so sacred to free people a
estimation as the tffce of Judge.
Mr. jackson aspires to steal into this almos
sacred Cfice by fraud on the sacred right O
voting.
He plots to seize an cfIice that should only b
held by citizen 1T for Heaven, by an act tina
shows him man fit only for He'll.
God help free people when its candidate 70
the high Office of Judge stands convicted. by th
confession ofthe editor of his own party paper
Of contemplating a cheat with the sacred ballot
God help the party that has not soul enougI
left, nor honor enough left, to raise its voice in
manly protest against such an outrage.
| Nor is this all. 1t is well understood tha
the same infamy will bs perpetrated elsewhere
besides in Wood county, and we may look 70
straight Republican tickets so headed, in ever
county, with the name of A. VI. jackson Snug
! gle d in.
! IL ever there was cause why citizens shoul,
unite to defeat bold, bad man, that cause exist
in this case, in view of the shameful fraud dis
covered by Messrs. lie wis and Myers.
We almost regretthat during the canvass W
have not exposed Mr.. Jackson as he deserved.
We shall deeply regret onr forbearance ifh
be elected for his election would be disgrac
| to OHIO.
But we feel that unless by the most outrag geou
| frauds, he has not the ghost of a chance.
He stands ready and willing to com NIT fraud
Of any depth Of meanness, but our trust is in tn
| intelligence and vigilance of free people 10 de
feat his knavery protect their own rights, an
defeat him. May God lead them so to do.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
"Wbat is a Copperhead 2"

This IS a question that has attracted more OIL
leas attentiL1 for the past seven or eight years
II has never b. 'en more correctly explained in Sc
short a space, thin the following from l.. A
BRuNSER now editor OF the Wyandot Uiiom
!. A Copperhoad, swe view the animal, is a
Northern man, who bot.'. bred or fOsiered in the
Union, has NO faith in the Onion, an devotes hi is
faculties, influence and meaL tO peTpetuate the
disruption Of the Union.
GopperhsNd Is nne who living out If the
rebelions States, believes in the cause of reb IL
lion, but hasnot pluck enough to strike blow
for il.
3. CopperiIeadi is y Northern man, who, To
further secession doctrines woNld stab Union
soldier in The back while ho was fighting the en-
emics Of the Union.
Cdnperhead is selfmade moral and polit-
ical outlaw, wrapped up IN selfish ambitions.
and too degenerate t place himselfin in position
where fhe endorsement of his views mi ght en-
danger his life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
Meeting of Grand Division OF S. OF t.

The Twenty eighth Annual Session Of the
Grand Division Of Sons Of Temperance, of.0hio.
atwill meet Newburg, uyahoga county, on We'd
nesday the 25th inst. The delegates to that
body from this part of the State propose to rem
devious at the dnck Of the n. 7. Co., in Toledo,
on Monday evening, 23dinst., in time for the boa'
to Cleveland, leaving Toledo Monday evening"
street cars leave the, n T. Dock in Cleveland
for Newburgh every twenty minutes. The reg
ular fare from Toledo to Cleveland by boat is
50 so, though the State Deputy in this District
Mr.. GEO. S. TANBLISG, Jr., of Toledo, has m ade
arrangements for a reduction of 81 on the round
trip 70. delegates. and all members of the order
that can go are requested to send their names 70
Mr.. T. BY the 17th inst. so that he can know how
many will be likely to go and thereby enable the
n. T. Co. to make arrangements to accommodate tc
hem.
Mr.. T. will leave for Cleveland about the 18th
nst., to attend Committee meetings Of the G. D..
and will arrange with the Order 10 Cleveland 10
meet the Delegates on the arrival ofthe boat in
Cleveland and escort them to the place of meet
ing.
The question has frequently been asked, "who
can attend the meeting ofthe Grand Division ?''
In answer to this we would say that all members
Of the Order in good standing can attend as
visitors aud all p. w. P.'s and acting W. P.'s a.
members; and we trust there may be from fifty
to hundred members Of the Order from this
nart Of the State who will make the excursion tc
Cleveland, as we understand that If that number
will go, arrangements can be made for excursier
tickets for about S3 for the round trip. We
would request the Divisions to send as soon al
possible the number aud names Of those intend
/ ing to go, to Mr. GEO. s. TAMsLISG, Jr., STATE
Deputy, Toledo.
As soon as we hear what arrangements are
made We will announce them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
More Official COrruptlon.

1t seems to b, more difficult of late to keep of,
fetal hands out of tie peoples treasury than
is to keep the horsethief out of peoples barns
The Lancaster Goz'he of last week exposes n
few of the transactions Of the Demcratc county
officials of old Fairfield county, which is strong
ly tainted with that of the New York Tammanv
Ring. They allowed and paid the Ohio Eaylc,
Democratic organ of the county, for printing $50
quires or 5000 tax receipts, 1912 50. The 0a-
ae'te says it would like the job of doing the above
amount of printing for 500. Again Guzette
says;
At the June session Of the Commissioners the
following bill was presented and ordered to be
paid
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-10-06
Republicans of Perrysburg Twp,

Remember that the real object of the Democratic
managers in forming an alliance with the whis-
ky rings is to gain strength FOE their legislative
ticket. They wish If possible to defeat JoHN
NoHRrs, D. W. II. HOWARD and HIP. GAGE.
70 this end the m ,ney furnished 5y the whis-
ky deslers; is being applied to thorough can
vass Of Perrysburg townships and will be used to
bring up their forces next Tuesday. DoDdE
doesn't care continental for the Prosecutors
office, he is only acting as a decoy duck to gain
yates for the Democratic Senatorial and Repre-
sentative ticket that is of moro consequence to
them than all the public prosecutors Offices in the
State.
Republicans be'up and at work. Let every
roto be poiiad and give this dishOnoRable COM
bina Ion a Waterloo defeat.