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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-22

An Arkansas local soIloquEes thus; "Soms
OF our exchanges are publishing as a curious
item statement 10 tho effect that horse in
Iowa pulled the plug out Of the bnn9hole OF a
barrel for the purpose Of shaking his thirst. We
do not see anything extraordinary In the occur
renee. Now, il the horse had Pulled the barrel
out Of the bunghole and slaked its thirst with
the plug or il the barrel had pulled the bung-
hole Of tbs plug and slsked its thirst with the
horse, or il the plug had pulled the horse out of
the barrel and slAked its thirst with the bung-
hole, or II the bunghole had pulled the thirst
out Of the horse aud slaked the plug with the
barrel, or il the barrel had pulled the hois 50 cut
the bunghuls and plugged It's thirst with
stake, il might be worth Willie 10 make fuss
about it,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-22
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CHERIFF's SALE

SALE
Thomas W. nulOuF' ct al Lucas s1",, C"uH'y y Ohio
Bloomer d. Underhl etal Common Pleas.
by virtue Of Vendi and Fl Fa, issued by the
Clerk of snid Court, in the aS,ve entitled cause,
and to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vcndue. at the Barn Of c. w.
Norton, Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER I'd, 1879,
al 10 o'clock, A. N. Of said day, the following
described personal property to. wit:
One new twn-horse wagon, box, spring seat,
neck yoke AMI willlotrees.
Terms of Sale Cash.
J. w. BROwNSDERGER Sheriff,
November 81, 1872. 3lbS2 95
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-22
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of California will not grow rich this year, as a
class. Although the grape crop is larger than
ever before, il is also less profitable. The high
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the relatively small amount of capital in tho
oppressive character Of the internal revenue
pro, isions relating Ia the dislialion Of brandy,
combine IN render this a season of kardshl p.
Many If the vincysrdsts will have to sell fine
Mission grapes for sl2 per too. or a little more
than half cent per pound, aud $40 is offered
for fine foreign varieties, suitable for wine.
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of him, who. when she saw him putting his
ha nd In his pocket, cried out, "May the blessing
OF God follow you all the days Of your life"-
but when he pulled out his snud-box- immsli-
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II isn't often that you see
So queer a kind Of love-
Oh what savage he must be,
To Tommy Hawk a Dove.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic Convention for the Four
teepth District Of Ohio Mansfield yesterday, nOmi
mated John Berry Of wyandotte County for Congress
after 90 ballots and two days session.
The Liberal Republican Convention of Ar
kansas adjourned Thursday night, after adopting resO-
lutions referring the State Executive Committee the
work OF putting an electoral ticket IN the Held.
Ex-Gov. Magofin Of Kentucky has written
long letter urging the Democracy to Join heartily in
the Liberal movement and 10 ndOrse Greeley at Balt-
more as the only hope VI accomplishing reform IN the
Government
The John Duke Association of the XIIth
Assembly District numbering 300 members. indOrsed,
last night the Cincinnati nominations. The officers Of
tbe Association James Mccarthy, President Jacob
& Hoffman, Vice President; W +. CarJul, Secretary
Thomas 8 Meaney. Treasurer.
The Democratic delegates of Connecticut to
the Baltimore Convention met in NewHaven or Thurs
dav and appointed the Hon Charles Ingerso Of New
Haven Charm an OF the delegation, and James H. Ohm
sted esq. OF Stamford, secretary. TnOugl pledged
10 no Candidates the unanimous expression OF the dele
gates was in favor Of Greeley and Brown
Both the Republican Conventions in session
at Baton Rouge La. appointed Committees OF Confer
ence Yesterday. The Packard men have asked the
Pinchback men TO indOrse Grant ana sOn ana repd-
diafe Greeley and Brown. Both Conventions VIII PROB
ably nominate a State ticket tomorrow
They have in Richmond, Va, Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club consisting Of Republicans solely
can't W W Putnam is President. Col. l. n. Peterson,
sacretarv and there are u veePresdents, including
ONE white and one colOred Republican from each ward
in tbe city They expect TO number, when completely
organized about 900 members.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
A BOLT THAT WAS NOT A BOLT.
A TRUE ACCOUNT, BY JUDGE SLOAN, OF THE COL
LEGE HALL MEETING OF THE OHIO DELE
CATION.

A TRUE ACCOUNT, BY JUDGE SLOAN, OF THE COL
LEGE HALL MEETING OF THE OHIO DELE
CATION.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l came to your CITY, by special invita-
ton TO attend the conference of yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. I was a listener, and not a speaker
except IN private manner am also the person who
was chairman OF the afterpiece" a College Hall build
ing Cincinnati after the Reform COnventiOn-the meet
ing which was known as the "Ohio Bolt There are
matters connected with that meeting that have not yet
been made public, and IL is due 70 the Liberal Republican
novemept and more especially since the result OF the
conference in this city that the true character OF that
socalled Ohio bolt" should be set forth II IS hardly
necessary 10 say that the Ohio delegation was unani-
nous at first Mr. Adams and Mr. Trumbqll although
TWO of It's delegates at the conference IN the paror OF
the spencer eindr Of the delegation waived their
ence 10 the Ieuuinuo Va - 6I'i, ,13,ht nreeaDt
solid front for Adams and Trumbul when tle central
Committee was selected at College Hall the day before
tbe baIotng for candidates took place IN the Conyen
ton il organized IN part and ADJOURNED 90 meet at lhe
same place as soon az the Convention should adjourn in
rder Ia complete organization. Upon the announce
Inent OF the nomination OF Mr. Greeley Judge Mathews
chairman Of the ONO deiegatlon reureu IRON m9h
the Convention when q conference was heid,
and the delegation then determined by
PTsssident When it became apparent that Brown
nominated for VcePresident the ONO deegate Degah
tee Notice then given TO the ono delegauon oy
one Of the boilers 70 eS Ws otSfrs repaTed 10 the
niace undeT feelings OF disappointment thinking OF my
duty relation 10 the orshullttioh oI .No
rffee who were 10 meet at this time. But, III eu oi
snch a meeting or even "a meeting Of simply the ac-
credfed dele gates IL turned into general meeting
cornnosed tWothlrds should say, OF Cincinnatans'
with ess than half accredited delegates 20 the Con-
venfon have the roll OF delegates before me- the
same which ] had when was chairman OF tnat t
meeting and also list OF the speakers
Who took part that open discussion, which ~ the IN
duence Of outside parties. was nade puDAC az ee SA
nres.on OF disappointment say tlal tba meeuhs dlu
ot xuress Tie voice Of the majority OF TIE ONO dccsh
ron Outside OF Cincinnati though tie contrary was saht
sb 10 the press Of the country. There arc th05e VINO
we're not pleased the time VINO have since gwen thef
stereuce 10 the nomination aud VIII support the ucAet
Having personally friendly relations Will az those Nlo
took mart n that college building meeting have no ul
nttzsut reflections " make. bu nave l4it LIS -
'enf be et1g II 10 be due o. TIE p " hh me Posl,on
F6ec1pv AS a member OF tne l. iai ~ laongan Vnio %
state Central Committee th4i' ', ~. an
r0f gpprehend any serious q in' 4 '7 -' 80
ing cam Apai~u ~ .'trf'sT f-....f r.-. t LOAN
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

be soi Revenue Reform until the south
is reGstablished in that moral less than
political, franchise which must be condition
precedent TO the safe and wholesome consideration OF
such economic questions 1 tried 70 show and
think did show. that the South is not behind the
West Ia this matter OF Revenue Reforms but that
greater misconceptions nearer home-preengage
us that we must dispose Of questions or be erected
into huddle OF rotten boroughs which will render
the solution sought by the Free Traders impossible
The nomination OF Mr.. Greeley has already poured
hood Of national sentiment into the South, which WILL IN
s tin and way bring the Free Trade elements OF tine
two sections into practical rapport Thsis certainly some
thing think. Revenue Reormer, It Is great deal
but am quite that the hope Of lite realization pro
ceeds from no sectional feeling and still less from desire
for sweet mogse Of revenge" which Is furthest rom
the Southern mind The general train OF thought
ran through several Of the speeches made by the sout
er1 gentlemen present going to show THAI the South Is
not Indifferent to reyenus topics, and entirely contra
dcfhg the spirit astribed to Us by The Bvening Post
BrcpOOrt House, JUNG "a is12 HESsE VArIERsoS'
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
COTTON RRCSfPrs
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rh lsi'
aame and address



BEIL-suiieuly st Harlem 20 Thomas Bel s' t3h ra.s %
hs funeral Hoy TnH Church. oshgaet aas-
Fiiih-ave. sunday The 1Ji inst, a' 'cio'I
The members Of the Assembly Drrci Republican A
ason are hereby & 1ol1s 20 81, - ~ T Az rv @ 1er Ptsv ss
Thomas Bel, AZ me yhuta oi nc Iia4 ll.-. .-s -
'A' b. order of WM RAW, IT,, Prsslsnt
pESJ PACE secre,ar7.
p-in pra,s. on Prisy May d. Ms. Alms B PelA
the iie George Field AMI Fr'ne' Aei A1 F
To @ " vii axe pos from Chss Cbarch Bsliorisve Bsoct.
vn & D. SATURDAY 22d at Friends o he isnT sin
= hs re,dsas, Of Der ass ii8 Ri' srsAt ., >
O'clock o. city nenas also a. iae ehers
for tae accommodation Of friends IN WiLamsDurgh
FINCH-At Passaic June DO of scarlet fever Geo Rnch
eldest sou Ol George W. and Raohe Finch sge Years months
Faasfsl service st residence fh. father Greg.r Pissais %
satariay Tram leaves fo0 Cham5ersst a. II m
GREBNLRAF-suddeny Delhi June H. Is2 Enua second iAass
Ter OF Thomss and Eleanor GreeuleaL
morainE At II o's!ocE nom ~ Vest Forty seoouist
HENCKES-on May a. Of eomDhes't WITH scT. fever.
L. Heneken, agsd years and months second sA of ose
Hepeken ir % East fh.rte-n'hst
The remsns were Inferred Trinity Cemetery in the ay vault
HYDE-Thuisy inst Harriet COaaey Te Of iaHe HTf.,
ss a fahsr i ssrvoss vi. be held Of the Aons
tyes and frseals Of family invited 70 attend
MOoRE-on Friday morning. June o. James Moore ia tbs 7 t
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited q s'
Church. Canat.
o. sund. afternoon June a. At clock without further ngAsu
sEAMAE-On Fnday morning, June a. Ass Elizabeth C. seAIs.
Fan.rai services a. p N al a. Tr7sve Brooklyn
sSnTH-sudisny Greeaveh Coaa Weinesi1y JIas 49, 6
dropsy heart william smith n ie 7sth yesr o, hssg
bs s. residence SATURDAY, 22d ns O'Clock Al tAa
second ConsreEaaoas Church ook Csrsse. viii he
2l5 uan ron NeE-York
sTREET-On THURSDAY Jane % Edh only daughter Wa s"f
F m a he sG ast At p m at the residence ID b.s
parents az Dagsa, Conn
wHrTrSG-Ia wllsusburgb l. T. Nathan
The aisSas d ne ,sm invited .ua ao =, The ceu,i
Baptist chrsA Feuht oraer south second 90 Saturday 'A ~
inst, at O'Clock p ~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE WEATHER.
WAR DErARrHKSr.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF sIgsAL OFFICER.
W.sufNGTON ID. C.. June p. iS12-i a. N.

WAR DEFARrNkNr,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF sIgSAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June p. isl2-l a. N
S,uoDsis nor me Dasf fpsHiV-TOur A0urE.
The barometer is highest northwest OF the
Ohio Valley where clear and partially cloudy weather.
ana ight 20 fresh winds now prevailing.
Areas OF rain have Prevailed over the south Atlantic
and Gulf states but followed by clear and par
TALLY cloudy weather, aud light to fresh eastery 10
northerly winds; light % fresh variable winds and
clear and partly cloudy weather over the Middle aud
New England States.
Probabilities.
Clear and partially cloudy weather Tor saturday nom
Tennesse TO Lake Ere aud the upper lakes, with hght
TO fresh Winds and for the New England states with
light 10 fresh westerly 10 northerly winds.
Partly cloudy weather for the south Auantc ana Gun
states with light fresh eastery % northerly WINDS
and pOssibly areas OF rain along tue coast.
EFFECT OF THE HEAT.
Vincent Berbaldino, age 10, of No. 2l5
West Trty-sixth-st was prOstrated by the heat yes
terday In Broad-st
Jane Rider age 30 OF sedgwick St, was prostrated by
the heat at Fulton Ferry yesterday morning and wa
sent 70 the Brooklyn CITY Hospital
Thomas Burrows. ge 40, laborcr. was overcome W
the heat az No II Lewis-st. yesterday He was cared
for by a police surgeon and sent home.
The thermometer stood at % in the shade
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
Tho Conference then adjourned sins de
THE SOUTH AND THE CONFERENCE.

THE SOUTH AND 1hE NONf EhENCEs
aRNRY WATTERsON CORRECTs THE EVENING
POST.
70 the Bdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR in the very One-sided, and, as think,
esneeuuous review Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Confer
ence in to-days EUeHiH0 Post find the following para
graph;
me conference has made several things good deal
than before In the nrst place, the
peeehes on the Southern gentlemen who were present
ehOwed cOncusively that the sOutheIn White Vote ~
cong sdiy for Greeley, that the Southern delegations
80 ong fo Baltimore for Greeley ana that tne
nomination OF Mr. Greeley there ls ioregohe co.Slu
soD The speeches very REMARKABLE IN more lnal
0ne resDecf The speakers were unhnhnoub ~
re ression Of their dislike OF Mr. Greeley we mleht
snosf say their lOathiDg OF him hs honllhsuon . !,
-. corlnared 10 dose Of medicine" an einetlc,
Inch ,nst he swallowed. but which was very disgust
ing 10 the patient. There was among the t
81 eansl uoanity OF feeling another pOlh anu lnA.
- M opDression OF the SGnth by Grant We dld hot
flr from their speeches amy evidence that there was
e. 1Fe coTmIuity Tor which they spoke ans interest
whatever In reform We az The hor5h uhoeI'
sand IL Free trade, revenue REFORM CNll ~. 80
,ice refOrnfhey did not aude 70 these suDects
qbe zone ef the speeehes this: Genuemen' we are
G9uherners Tie south ruined country Ouf oiaten
nave bsep pillaeed homes have been burnt Out
T~on ,aT. mr fvf ye1rs we have been suffering from
oesDotism. Who 10 the despOtf General Grant. DlEo
~ 1Ody 10 him You have given W very HlIs
for many years. Give Us al least ths one sweet nOrs
VI revenge"
The Editor OF me Post proceeds without reflection
ghe chance remarks which made 70 the Conference
seemed 10 represent the Southern delegates present. and
thoY we're based uDou the idca that there could
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT OF THE GIN
CINNATI CANDIDATES.

A large meeting was held at Shaughnessy' S
Hall at Pitt and Broomests last evening, aud an asso-
citation was organized be known the Greeley and
Rrovn Pioneer Cub OF the Thirteenth Ward. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
lanes Morsn President Thomas Brady, CoFneus Morrison Vice
Presidents sra James Reilly SeeEttares bernard Bach
Treasurer
Speeches we're made by James r. PurdY, Thomas
Brady Cornelius Morrison, and others. Cornelius Nor
rison offered the following, which were unanimously
adopted: . ,,-.,.,
Arsas lhe Domnaon Of Horace Greeley for President I me
Liberal Republican the gh Of the people VI all
tonaites ani creeds upheld; and
We beng Democrats and hcEnoWedgng th nshW OF
Democrats speaking influence 1r action OF The Denocauc
National Convention. l.
one that With al hearty support and n4orsemen by al men
without regard o party creed or nationality.
E0re unanimously ndo-se the Cncnnau nominees nor
are Geev for President Brown for resident and
retge ourselves 70 DO the ucAet
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE GERMANS ORGANIZING FOR NATIONAL RE
FORM.

The German Liberal Republican Central
Committee August Theisse presiding, met at Cermana
Hail. No 2oO Thirdave., last evening The chairman an
nounced that the object Of the meeting was
to organize for the Presidential campaign.
delegation appeared from new German
Greeley organization formed in the XXth Assembly
District Nineteenth Ward. The propriety Of forming
more than organization in each Assembly District
was discussed, Dr. Gerke arguing that the German
Greeley aud Brewn Clubs should be organized without
reference TO previous party affiliations. From the XVIth
Assembly District Eighteenth Ward, a new organiEa-
ton was reported the delegates Of which were adj
mitted. Another organization, It was reported, had
been formed in the Eleventh Ward. After discussion
sembly Districts. The organization OF the Central Com
mittee for the campaign postponed until the next
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN IN ORANGE
COUNTY

LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT WAR
wIcK-sPEECHEs BY GmSNELL, BURT AND
GEN. KILPATRICK.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TsB TRiBUFKl
WARWICK, n. Y, June H.-Ihe heIorni
campaign was opened here this evening oy hrge auu
enthusiastic meeting at Demorests nan ine
ro,,rceuent that cen Judson fitzpatrick would be
resert and address the meeting was sufficient 10 draw
together very large and intelligent audience com
posed OF all shades OF political opinions The meeting
was called to order by Dr. W. B. Bradner and the ioi-
lowing officers were unanimously elected;
President, Grnnen Burt vicePresidents ~ X Brae-
,er samuel Wilson Win s. Clark Israel Nillersdorf
W. + Ogden W n Eager. r. T. Sanford, Horace ketch-
nm s. T. Lazear, NJ r. Ten Eyek J. ~ baiun " ti VI -
Vail slas Young Washington Wood, Jales n tiulr5'
Dr Fredfriend j. Z COnkn Secretares'Johh 0lAhApp'
George Pitts and James ThOrp A., ,,.,,..,.
The names viii 10 recognized as leauins HPu0'i'Ai'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
TIE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE REDIsTRICrING
THE STATE.

ST. LOUIS, No., June 21.-The Lower House
Of the Legislature yesterday passed bill amending the
present law go that the additional Presidential elector
allowed by the new Apportionment law OF Congress can
be elected by the state nc large The Senate referred
the bill TO a committee. There Is almost deadlock be-
the Senate and House in this matter the former
desiring 10 redistret the State in the regular way while
the latter wishes simply 10 amend the present law pro
vid ne for the choice Of electors at large.
The Impeachment trial Of Judge Lucas moves along
slowly in the senate.
Est. LOUIS, June 21.-The State Senate to-
day rejected the House bin to amend the present State
law that four additional Presidential electors may be
elected by the at large The Senate also passed
resolution requesting Gov Brown 20 modify his prOca
nation 70 authorize the Legislature 20 redisrict
the State INTO Congress Districts.