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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
The Expenses Of Government.

The opponents Of the Administrs ton largely
depend for political capital upon statements
representing enormously increased expenditures
for the general government. This point was
admirably met BY Hon. II. l.. DAWES, Chair
mau Of the Committee of Ways and Means, in
somo tables submitted to Congress a few days
before adjournment showing that, apart from
the debt interest, pensions, and other expendi-
lures Immediately growing out Of the war, the
actual expenses Of the government for the last
fiscal rear are but six millions more than the
entire expenses of 1850, under the BUCHANAN
Administration. When the increased popula-
tnn is considered, the expenses per capita for
1859 and 1871 compare as sI o5 to 81 .76 sho wing
that the cost per head has been very materia lly
iessened for the latter year. The aetdsl differ
ence created BY the war is due 10 the party Of
the rebellion who are now The hearty supporters
Of GREELEV aud Brown.
The same statistics show that IN 1850 The out
liy for various kinds Of public works, including
Government buildings, river and hArbor i'm
provrmsnts, &c, was less than IS 900 900
while the outlay for like objects in 1871 rose e
$1,000, 900. The greatly increased area of th 9
United States. The creation Of New Territories
the growth Of the customs, postal, revenue, COL
lscti, z and other business OF the government
has required this augmented expenditure fol
Permaaen, improvements. Deducting the addi-
tionAl cost Of these from the cost Of run ming che
government the expense in the other department
aggregates much less 10 1871 than II did in 1850
The subjOiu iued dgurss furnish comparison o
the expenses Of the government machine fol
1871 and for each tenth year from 1890.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

The Chicago Times feels called upon 10 re.
mark as follows:
"Sinee the Baltimore Convention, three or
fDnr Of the bakers dozen Of the Republican
newspaper concerns that have been firing the
Greeley Gag, have taken in that ensign aud
thrown out the Grant AlR in its stead. OF the
'lule squad Of Greeley Republican organs, less
than d.1sn arS4gt1, aud ResElea all Of these are
IN a amoribuhd state. The fact may be regarded
as afulfllment 6s the Petense, held out by som
partisan sheets, that the political highways
would be allied with accession to Greeley frrm
the Republican party as soon as he should SO
possessiUn Of Baltimore. There have been
hnchinS appeals for recruits since then, but as
yet ibe recruits d,Da seem to put in an appear
Gnee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
Hon. Bsn. Wade on the Situation.

lion. BES. WADE has written letter, in which
.Is speaks as follows la regard to the Democratic
rArty and GRsBLEY;
"when great poltical party has become so
consciously deprAvsd thattbey feel there ia no
hpPe Of reform, suicide may, perhaps, in such
case, be virtue, and such seems to be the con-
dition OF tHe Democratic party al this time. By
ahp6pr Mr.. Greeley as their standardrbearer
they de,ibessts,y admit, II they are honest, that
ine poorest, weakest most vaeiI!ating and uncer.
ain Republican issn inprovs@sat On anything
AoUe found ip their own party. w..
To doubt the success Of the Rspub,isas party,
rs an insult to the Intelligence aud virtSs OF the
AHsricsu people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
Captain Billy Caldwell aud General
w. II. HarrIaOn

w. IL. Harftson
From the lips Of Hon. d. W. II. HowLRD
Senator from Fulton county, learned the Gl-
lowing Interesting reminiscence The Senator
spent much Of his youth ,nx the Indians on
thc Msumee, and was well acquainied with Cap
tain BILLY, q head chief Of che Potnwatomics.
The captain was an Englshnan BY birth, and in
early life in Canada adopted the habits Of the
Indians, and became an India in heart and l .
He Was a warrior OF distinction. and held a cap
tain's commission in the British army in th9
war Of 1912. Under TEcuNsKH he had partiei
pated in the ba tiles of the Thames and Tipps-
canoe, and knew much Of General HLRRIsoS
almiring him as a great, brave and noble man
In 1895 or 80 the Indians were removed to the
West and located near Council Bluffs. After
the war these Indians and their head chief, Cap.
tain BILLY, had much to de- with General HAK-
RIsoN and always found him = true friend.
They gave him the name OF Muscopecue. -
signifying cred gum" or true and faithful
friend.
In 1871 Senator How ARD. then youth, was
eng iged in business at trading post among
these Indians, and Captain BILLY whose VI
age was some four miles from his trading house,
frequently visited him. and seldom failed to ref,
| 10 the great brave "Muscopecue." On the bloody
fields Of conflict they were enemies. but NOW
| genuine friends. After the elevation of General
aarrisun to the Presi ency, Captain Billy made
| arrangements to visit the "Great Father " al
Washington, on behalf Of his people, whose
treaty rights had been so aagranny disfegarded
by the agents OF the GTerntuent. assured thai
the President would not disregard the righcou:
claims Of the poor Indian. When the intelli
gence Of the death Of the President reached the
trading house. young Howard went to Captain
Billy's village, bearing the sad tidings OF th,
death of the Great Father" from whose nteg
rity and humanity the head chief aud his wi ionget
people expected redress
The old chief, nnw over eighty and his lock-
gray with years. heard the sad news. his heaC
| zeal between his knees, and his Md ewes unused
10 weeping, were filled with tears, aud his trem
ulous vhice uttered the deep feeling Of his hear
By exclainlipg, "My son. the red man has los
his best friend; Muscopecue is dead and m
hopes will die" This was severe blow to tn
aged chieftain. He gave up his contemplate
visit to Washington, and in less than yea
Captain Billy Caldwell, the head chief Of III
Pot. ~atomes, was carried u his grave, hnnor1
ard respected by all his tribe. D.W. q.
March u, 1872 Cincinnati Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

In recent discourse at Plymouth church'
DEEcHER sternly rebnked an invitation h war
with England. lie said: "Cursed Of god and
all msn may be that MN who counsels the red
hand Of war except when needed to Eight for ma
,ianal exist tsnce. The only war We want is the
war of righteousness. Let kings war, let arisso
Gratis war, bu, the mobiles ot this great republic
shsuld know the fellowship of man, and instead
of the red hand Of war, let them put around their
neiglIbors the arm Of fellowship and dwell with
them in harmony, in unity, in sy~Pashy and in
love.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
vICToRxi.

Contrary to our expectations, the election
in North Carolina has gone Republican.
CALDWELL the Republican candidate now
claims majority of 1000. The Democrats
have wasted a large quantity Of powder,
and shouted too loud before they were out
OF the woods.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
What tho Slave Driver Hopes For.

A white maui SoSthern city was oversee
,ne number n oolored men eagaRed in loading
a car. They did not more quite fact enough to
auit his brutal lordship. Tho days of slavery
had gone by, or he would have cracked the whip
around tbeir heads. But he lash1d them with
mis- tongue, aud usod profanity in lieu Of the
bash. A. last he roaUsA out, " BY God, when
GREELEY is elected we'll giSe yen damned mig
gers hell /" We did sot stop to inquirs how
that man would vote. His language assured us
shat he was iiberai 6HErhETIrE. He was but
one o. tens Of thOSssais throughout the south
who see Ia Il.e election Of HoRAeE GREELEv the
opportunity lorg wishea for to give ,l.oss
damn Il uigsers h,h."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
Something New and Beautiful.
Up With the Times

THE Undersigned is now prepared to take the
Il new aud beautiful RembI ant picture, also
the ISaitatiou Porcelain, which is so near like
the geauiue article that the difference is scarcely
noticed, aud which IN be furnished at sbout
ose-hAlf the cost. She is also prepared to take
FerTOlypes from Five to Twenty-Five cents,
aeeoOding 10 size and kind wanted. photographs
of the best quality, Of all sizes and kinds. from
4 4 size Or largest, down to the smallest Ambro-
types also copying other pictures and enlarg-
ing them, IL desined, all executed with prompt
aesS, and below Toledo prices.
Will knish up Piet0res in India Ink, or paint
In water coWs 10 the most approved Styles wiz
Furnish Frames aud Cases of all kinds that may
be rrauired. Please cali and see for yourselves.
II will cost you nothiAS II you cannot be suited
N. d. No opictures taken on Sunday:
Mrs. THORNTON,
Fifth Street, uear Union School House, Perrys'
burg, D.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

The Liberal Republicans Of Wood county are
.quesed 10 meet in Mass Convention al Bow
Ling Green on Saturday, August II, 1872, to
nominate a County Ticket to be supported at the
ensuing 0cte5sr election and to appoint Dele
x ties to attend the Liberal Republican Congress
s'onai Convention to be held at Toledo, August
2ls,, and also to perfect the organization Of .he
party in Wood county. It is important for each
township TO be fully represented.
MANY LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
Republican County Ticket
Dem ocratic and Liberal Republican
Convention.

The Democrats aud Liberal Republicans OF
Who'd county, OLi,, are requested to meet in mass
Convention at Bowling Green, on Saturday, Au-
gust 18th, 1872, for the purpose Of putting In
nomination candidates to he supported at the
coming fall election, for the following offices,
viz:
TKPAEURFR,
AUDITOR,
7 PRoBATB JUDGE,
SHERiFF.
9 COMMISSIONERS.
IhFIRHART DIRECTOR.
Il. N. MORSE,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

The campaign in Indiana goes on Rloriously.
large and enthusiastic meetings are being held
in various places with the m'st a'ttering pros
pccts. Que OF the most significant in view OF
numbers and public spirit was held at Muncie
an Saturday last, at which Hon. Henry WILL
BON, and Gov. MOVES made lengthy and very
effective speeches the attendance was esiim1 .
ted at IeOOO. The Hoosiers will render good
nccA nnt of ihcmselTes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

Mr.. GREkLEY's Tribune took great pleasure in
announcing the other day tha,a GREELEY club
f SAG n.rnSbsrs has been organized in Coxsnckie'
MY, with e. LIVINGSTON as President. There
upon republican of the place named writes
that thee IS uot a mao in the town named Law
lSasroS, nor a GREsLKY club, neither can there
bo one formed. There are not ten GREELEY Re
pnblicans in the town at present, aGd there will
no less in November"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

The cost Of outlays tSr PsS1aasu. public works
for 1871 Is included above. Deduct this item
for 1870 and 1871 presents the following
Year. Population. Expenditures. Per Capita
lss0....Sl 4IS 1921 e53 ls9 .OS7 10 81 SO
lsTl'...3s, 1908 5TIlT.S32 u / 4s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

It is stated by authority that the insses Of the
Po.t-nfice Department by default were, from the
hexining Of The GRANT Administration down tn
.e first of April last, in round numbers, Ss3 ,o6o
and tine money disbursed sl7S,eOo,O 900. 1h'
l.sses during BrCHAHAS's Administration was
more than 81 900; In LIScoLN's 1926. 900. and
in JonNsoN's S29l 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

Hsre is the extra vaganLa Of a Memphis lover:
"k DIE ocean with ink were hlled and every leaf
of pspssspent made, aud every stick on earth
Quill, Aua esSEy man a scribe by trade. to write
the love | have far you. twould drain the ocean
dry-nor would ave seroll contain the whole,
though streieEe. irem sly &c sky"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.
ATTACHMENT rOrICE.

B. Lauseudissr, Pl'GI Before v. soh&ind, J..
vs. r, az PertY abnrg twp,
s. W. Wordsn, DeFt. \ wold County, ohio.
On the 1slh day Of fully, A. d. 1879. said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of eleven dollars ($li 00,i
together with probable costs Of the action, $50.
TYLER 4 TILLY, Att'ys for Pl'a
Perrysburg, July 20, 1917. l5cS2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
Hair.


There are more applications thau one for the
familiar metaphor about human life hanging
on a single hair--at least 4 very few has re
Gently caused a man in England to lose his life
upon the scafsild. dnct0r. who was some
what Of an enthusiast on the subject II the mi
crOscope, had made a special study Of all kinds
Of capillary tegumentA, and at length made bold
" announce that upon the inspection Of atnft he
could tell from what SnimAl il was taken, Rnt
from what part of the animal. Mt long ago lie
received a number OF hars Which he was TO-
Questsd 81 examine. BE did 60. and the result
Of his inspection was q report that they were
from a human eyebrow. and that they had suf-
fered confusion. Soon after he was required 10
attend the trial Of a man who was accused Of
murder. The victim Of the crime had been kill
led bv heavy blow upon the eyebrow with
blunt instrument, and there had been fnun1 in
the possession Of the prisoner a hammer to
which there clunQ the hairs which the doctor
had examined under his microscope Under his
testimony the man was onvicted--fnrmiug a
notable instance of science assisiing Justice.
But one Of the juTars, though agreeing in the
verdict, was haunted by doubts as In the reia-
bi,ity Of the process by which il had been reach
ed. To test the doctor's skill, he called on him
one dag with lock of hair, and asked tho scien-
lists ePininn a. to the original wearer. The
doctor replied after brief inspection that Il had
been taken fFom the hack Of 4 Norway rat. And
such was the 6ei Probably there are few la
dies who would cane 10 submit their supplemental
locks TO the examination OF .tbib unpleasant &C.
cuTate mierosoopist. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

;Of the twcnty-seven Republican papers in
Missouri which went with GRArz BRows and
ScuuRz for State Reform, all but one (ScuuEE's 3
piv,er) are oui and -0ut for GRASr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.

fTNHE undersigned will sell on very reason.
able terms and In easy payments. with
m rtRsRs security, tract Of finely timbered
land, containing 80 acres, In section II, town 4,
U. =. Il. all heavily iimbered except 10 acres
which Is under contract aud will soon be clear
ed ready for the plow.
The land lies on tho McCutchenville road
within n stones throw Of the south Boundary
line Of the village Of Perrysburg
For Terms, call at the Journal Office or
address HARRY FOWLER,
(Care Of +. W. 4 w.R.w.) La Fayetie, Ind.
Is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
NOTICED.

Tyler & Tilly, Pl'6.I Before V. Schwind. J. p.
vs. , of PegrysburR township,
8. W. w.~dsa, Def'ii Wood county. Ohio.
On the 2Sth dar Nf July. A. d. 1879, said Jus.
lice issued an order "f attachment 10 tho above
action for the sum Of $50.
TYLER e. TILLY, FRO Per.
Fsrryssurg July p. 1879. l5cs?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
] DR.. P. FAHRNEY'S !
Celebrated
Blood Cleanser or PanaCpa.

As a medicine for children, the Panacea is, in
every wav, calculated Ia take the place Of the
endless variety Of drugs which are annually sold
for that purpose, and which are often very inju-
riOus. medicine which possesses the qualities
Of a cathartc as well as mild Alternative, and
which is capable Of arreslng disease with
out the least injury to tbs child, is Of incalcula
BILE value 10 every mother. AS cathartic, il
very effective, yet il does not, if given in pr@pper
quantities cause nausea or distress 10 the
stomach or bowels. It's very pleasant to the
taste, which is a very important feature as a
medicine for children. AS q preventive of dis
ease It is unprecedented, i. acts directly upon
the digestive organs and the blood. In all scrof-
ulous diseases il is the most effective medicine ev-
er offered to the public; and, il given regularly
aud Persereringly, those eruptive diseases so
common to children may be entirely eradicated.
Prepared by p. Fahrney's Bros. & Co.,
Waynasboro. Pa, and DIR. T.. Fahrnev, 80
North Dearborn St. CHICAGO. Price II % per
bottle. for sale by Wholesale and Retail dealers
And by Reno & Espy, Toledo, o., aud A. X.
Champney, Perrys6urg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09

A Western paper has an arksle on "Ths Care OF
ways dragging family affiirs before tue puSiie
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-09
Liberal Rsnublican Convention.

Chairman Democratic Central Committee
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14
An Anecdote OF Malibran.
TTpov,n VSr a1o~la 1n-a.S->p

Malibran, who entered heart and
soul into every character she under
took, was reduced almost to despair 1T
first by the stupidity and gaucAsrie of
Mr.. Templcton, who had not the slight
est idea of acting 1t was enough for
him-as it was also for Rubini and
Ivanhof-to walk on and off and about
the stage, coming in with his part at
the proper cues, and singing at his best.
But this did not suit Nine. Malibran.
At the first rehearsal she bore this i'm
perturbability Of manner with some de-
gree of patience, thinking she could
"rouse the man." as she called him,
into something like enthusiasm by her
manner But when, at the next and
succeeding repetition, she found him
mo better than a stick" she suddenly
seized him blythe arm, and Missed in
his ear, "Good heavens, sir, don't you
know you are my lover! You must
make love to me with some show of
passion in the first act, and In the Sec
ond you must pull me about the stage
AZ if you tear me into bits'' "But," re-
piled Mr.. Templeton, a. meekly % .
lamb, "but, NADINE, shall hurt you"
"And what if you dot" screamed the
impetuous woman. "Neyer you mind.
That's my affair; and if you don't do
it"-suiting the action to the words by
her pretty little foot-"by
heaven I'll kill you'll" And Mr.. Tenn
pleton so evidently thought she was in
that he made an effort, and
from that moment gradually grew into
as respectable an actor AZ he was
singer, although he needed and expe-
rienced at times that rousing which
him to act at up to his best
to the one single human being alone
that could ever have done anything
with him. 1t is only recently that I
heard of this gentleman, being alive
and we'll, and of tears having been
brought into his eyes ut the mention
to him of the witehing name of Mali
bran. And no wonder, for to have
known her was to love her. She had
many faults-who OF human birth and
nature ID without thsm!-but she had
that marvellous fascination about her
that drew all who heard her to her
feet, without 90 much % producing .
breath of envy or Of depreciation
against her on the score Of talent, ami
ability Of disposition, or goodness Of
heart.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14
How to Retain q Good Face.

A correspondent has some good
ideas on the Importance Of mental &C
tivity in retaining good face. he
says, I'VE were speaking of handsome
men the other evening, and I was won
dering why K. had 20 lost the beauty,
for which, i've years ago, he was 80
famous. sOh, it's because he never
did anything said B.; he never work
ed, though or suffered. You must
have the mind chissling away ut the
features, If you want handsome middle
aged men, Since hearing that remark
I have been on. the watch to see wheth-
er It is generally true-and it 10. 4
handsome man who does nothing but
eat and drink grows flabby, and the
fine lines of his face are lost; but the
hard thinker has an admirable sculptor
stwork, keeping.his fus lines In repair
and constantly going over his face to
improve, if possible, the original de-
sign" y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14
An Irishmaa, who let himself to .

An Irishmaa, who let himself to .
farmer said, while selling his services,
that he could hold pillow, and do Ill
other kinds of farm work. BE was
taken to the field, and to hold the
plow. The horses started, and he
showed his ineapacity to control the
instrument. ibid you not tell me you
could hold the plowl" said the enraIed.
farmer. go. Il. 80 & ].
And sure I did, said Paddy; .sand
I can hould It, IL you'll unhiteh them
two horses that are trying to take Il
away from me-"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14

~ SEQ s23.s Service Of process, according
u \ stipulation under section a. shall be-
Sufficient personal service on the con pany.
A copy of such stipulation cera:fi,a 5
the commissioner, and his certificate OF
revocation or mobilization Of such stipula-
ton, that . company has no Office within
the State duly dssignstsd BY such stipula-
ton and that process has been duly served
on him, or either Of such facts, shall BE-
sufficient cv d ancs thereof. fs So s 3. j
SEC. o.. When process against or aifac
ting An Insurance company is served On
the insurance commissioner, no must fite
the same, and forthwith. mail certified
copy to the company at its home Office,
postage prepaid. rs il ss:&s s.4..ss@ Ia. :
& SEQ. 2b. The term Mprocess,n In this
act includes any WRIT. SUNNI ons, or order
whereby any action, suit, or proceeding
shall DO commenced, or which shall be
issued in Or upon any action, suit, or pro.
ceeding. szeg I'M ,...ssS5 T.- f..
SEQ. as. Whenever . judgement for
the recovery Of money ilss heretofore
been or hereafter may be recovered in
any Of the courts Of this State or in any Of
the courts of the United States having iu-
risdiction 10 this State, against any insur-
$oaSo cuWpSuy OF SSAtu0t any ASSOCIATION,
partnership, Arm or individual engaged in
the business of insurance. and holding :
certificate Of authority therefor from The
State Treasurer, under the laws Of this
State or from the insurance commissioner
under this act, and N exc cut on thereon
is Issued aud duly returned dissatisfied ia
whole Or il part and proofs made BY any
peson BY Aling with the insurance commits.
sioner . certified transcript OF the doakas Of
such judgment, toyethsr with certificate
ofths elerk sf ths souft 10 the oouptyWhoro