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New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, Tor BOYS
and Girls audsr u age iFEu lt mile. from
NerYor sB week iuT board washing tuton' and tho
comforts OF county home. A.. -.
Scholars may be boarded curing TIE summer 'aSAuVH To-
ceiyiac the best Of
Apply 10 Ars H. e, MORsELLr - -,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoRK. Tuesday Sept 26, 1876
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale at Arch Jolnstons establishment, Thrteenthst.,
between Unlversity-placc and Fifth-aye.;
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
Jnstrnrtion.
For Boys and Young Bren-city.


agrfuei.s Isaris ilcsti0u sG rooms best colo
rr.Tar, on thor1Gr.i work. Circulars a. PainauiA
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
4 LBANY
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.


Centennial visitors enjoy view OF the best and most
magnificent Of the Highlands the Hudson by tray
cling on the PEOPLES LINE Of elegant and comaodious
the and connecting albany with morning
for Chicago and all points NORTH and WEST BOas Leave
vaBia Railroad pier in NeW-YOTk Hudson River r. aud
Day Line tickets received for StaterOOms warmed
by steam. Meals ON the Earopean plan.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
~ aud Haugatuck Railroads Faro 81. Steamer BRIDGE
POTleaVe5 Catharnesp at ll3Oa n aud bridgeport atll
D.m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations IN New-YOrk
foot OF Bbertyst ami foot OF Carksonst town. Freight
station. foot OF Libertyst
Commencing July 81 1876-LeaYe NeWY0rk foot OF Lib
$40 a. m~aAL TRAIN for Eason, Beyidere. Bethlehem
Bath, Allentown. Nauch Chunk, Tamagua 1amanend Wilkes
POttsyle Scranton, &c; connects at JUNCTION
Del. Lack. and West. tai rGad.
s7si5 8. rn-For SoIneryiIo and FlemDgton
SAB a. mMoRING EXPRESS, daily Except Snnfays for
High Bridge Branch EastOn, Allentown Harrisburg and
the West Connects at EastOn ir Manch Chunk Tana9ua
Transport &C.
sIO:io a. m.-For sonerville ard FiemmgtOn.
al:U0 m.-EXPREss for FlemngtOD Easton, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk TamaqUa, Mahanoy City, Hazleton Wilkes
barre 4eadnS Columbia. Lancaster Ephrats Pottsvii@
245 b m.-ExPREss for Eastoh Bath. Msueh Chunk,
Wilkesblrre and Scranton.
400 u m-FOr High Bridge Eraneh Easton, Allentown,
ana Bauch chunk connects at Junction win Del, Lack
and West. Railroad
$3.50 o. m~For soTneryile and Flemington
f5:3p mEyRslEG EXPRESS daly Io fasIoh' AnenoWn
Mauch Chunk Wikesbarr, Towanda. Reading and HaTrs
bure.
BoSts leave foot OF CaTkson ST. River at $685. 1885,
COS IQ05 1885 a n. 1850 1bO, 800, 42O, 6;20 6;2O
72O. SO, 1910. ll:50 D. m; ~. - -, ,t,-
Connection IL made by Cla1ksosL teiIy a. jersey Oly
For trains to Local points timetable az stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
ALI, RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORk LON0
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
Steamboats, ano Railroads.


I EAEPAKI UILE OF IHkUUGH RAILROAD
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILHoAD-ExpresS for Washington
aud the West-S35 a. m Limited Express for Washington
and tho West-5.z5 a. Express tor Washington the
south2:35 Express for ashiago7, tbe south and
West-S;55 p. IN.
ERIE RAILwAY-9.O0 and i0.45 a. m. and o. m
NEW.YoaK CENTE HUDSON RIVERS 1880, andl 1.50
a. M. and J.3t, 4. q. $40, and IL D. %.
NEW.YORS, NEW, HAVEN, AND HARIPOED-F Boston via
Springfeld-S00 and III a and D. m. via Sh0rs
Line aud 10 p. m For Eew.HayeR5:10 sos, $685. aud
IL M ~ n and l. 2;20 3. 40, 5:I5 Q, aBd 10
PENNSYLVANIA aDFor the West and SOUTH via Pis-
burgh-9s30 M and and $50 2. For the south. via
Washington m and 2z0 and For Phlladelphia
730, $40 and $50 NJ. ard $780, 2;40. 3 4, s, y. q
$50, and IL night
NEWJ SOUrRERNFOr Philadelphia lsteamer eaves)
0: 40 am and 3S1 D. N.
A LBANY and TROY by day boats G.. VIB-
IN BARD aud DANIEL DREW.-Leaye Vestfy-sS pier
At slU and 2ltlsL az $50 Landing a. yaek ana Tar
Rhnebeck Catski aud HGson Close connection Albany
with ~ p for tho West New.Iork
Central TO West Point EeWburgh return day
81 PoughkceDse 81 3d.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
I EuIGH YAIIEY RAILROAD.

n ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINs April iS
lS7Leaye dcp0s of Cortlant and DesbrosSesst az
a m. Ior EastOn Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chl16
Hazefon Beaver Meadow, MahanOy City Shenandoah Mt
Carmel Shamaln WkeSblnr, Pittson Sayre, Emira Sc
connecting with uans for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester BaI
fan Niagara Fails ardfhe West
/ "a m for FastoD Rs,h hehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
Haictoa MaLanuy ty Shenandoah Milhesbaire lttstoh
&c. making close u"ctons for beailng, fOttSNue IN
Harrisburg -,
Es0 n M Night Exfste. daily, FOR Easton Bethlehem Al
lcp,oN!U Nnuch ChurN f .tarro PttstOn, Sayrp EmrA
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, bniio NIAGARA Fa aud t1e
West. Pulnan's sleeSiug C.aencs Iitacled -
-" ISOI5T. IL S.i iAiEl, Sup't. and Engr
General ofce, OF Char snd Gorandss.A
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

MILE. ROSHAN'S -,
Va BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
M I FAST FORTY. III I~T-Sr, CORNER .FiFIH'ASE,
VIII roOrcn WEDNESDAY, Ser. n.
thorough English superior advantages for tho &C
uuigtiGn modern languages with al the comforts OF
dclghtfu home, some Of the advantage 0Lslea , n
Musical Department direction o. Professors H. H.
MILLS end y. LAURENT.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
MADAME D. DA SILVA
HERs SYIVANTS REEDls ROARDING AND

VV ~. > IIN NN ItN INIIIJ IlVliIffII4F'I 4NtNII
VI DAY SCHOOL. Tor Young Ladies, Sos ont Fast
Fifty tltirsf Now IufF REDpESs oct. 2 French fhG
Gglman practically tIuahS; careful training N ftiy anu
Preparatory BeaT;uCnts Collegiate Course {" study meets
I'll dwsds Tor hrT education Of women geuIcuts for
hcaih and e1ni0rt U generous succcasdl Kinder
garteu connected with tie school
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

VACANCIES for two or three llttle girls be-
tween the ages OF and y small class IN q is'st
near Bthaye Thorough instruction given In English ana
French school hours 30 ~ Glass VIII DO resumed
sept "a. Address Miss NJ s. b. Tribune Uptown OBice
1923 Broadway.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
VICTORY AGAIN !
Ohio Ours By A Handsome
Majority
Indiana Gains Five Republican Con-
gressmen and Secure Both
Branches Of the Leg
lslature.
The Democrats Elect the Governor
and State Ticket by Small
MajOrItIes.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l2.-The Republican
State Committee tonight revised their re-
turns and now estimate Barnes majority
at 6,707. The 81 counties reported on
Boynton, Supreme Judge, indicate that the
majority on the balance Of the State ticket
will reach 1900. The Republicans gain
fine Congressman.
INDIASAPoLIs, Oct. 12-l2m.--C Complete
returns from 81 counties, nearly all Of
which are official, give a net Democratic
majority of 1921. The remaining eight
counties gave Democratic majority
in 1872, of 1887. The counties to hear
from are Benton, Clay, Crawford, Har-
rison, Perry, Pike. Spencer, Sullivan,
and Switzerland. Complete official re-
turns may swell the majority to 1000. Re-
turns show gain Of five Republican Con-
grcssmen. FrUm the mos. reliable returns
received, the Legislature will stand; Sem
ate-DemocrAts, %; independents l Re
publicAnS, % ! doubtful !, House-Dem-
ocrats, 43; Independent, i; Republicans,
So; doubtful l.. II is impossible ut pres
ent to give correct estimate Of the Inde-
pendent vote for Harrington. 1t will
probably reach 1000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
Monday, Oct. cad, 1879,
IMPROVEMENT OF co. ROAD.
MEETING OF VIEWERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to Chrisiapher
~ Halle, Jerome McCutcheon. Jacob Metz
ker, Heirs Of Thomts GnrriIl, Noah Bean and
Wesley Bean, that petition has been fled in
the sfice Of the Auditor Of Wood cnHnty, Ohio.
prA ying the Board Of Commissioners of said
county to cause to be improved the County
Il rad commencing on improved Road No. 33,
on the west line Of section No. eight (S), town
ak (6l north, NJ range twelve (l2) east. in
Wood county, Ohio. and on the half section
line Of said sectinn eight (9), anh rnnninE
thence east on said half section line 10 the
County RIah nm the east line of said section
eight 49,. and the:e terminate. Petitioners ask
to have said rnai improved bv ditchinR and
grading, the same under and By authority Of
an act entitled, " An act To authnrizs County
Commissioners To construct roads on petition pf
= mtjnriiy nf resident land owners" passed
March 29lh, 1861, and the amendments to said
act.
The Board Of Commissioners have appointed
viewaFs. and a surveyor to view and exrmine
said rnad, who will meet at the eastern terminus
of said rnad, at o'clock. A. NJ. IN
Wednes sdny ,'NOvembeT sth, 1916,
10 carry inin effect the order Of said Doard Of
COmmi ssiOneIs.
3. CASE. Cndptv Auditor.
AUDIrOR's OFFICE. WOnB Co. o 1 2bc
Bow ling Green, Oct. 8, 1876, 81 60
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
CAN WE TRUST TIT

The Louisville Courier Journal, the lead
ing Democratic paper Of the South, in a
recent article, on the results Of the late
rebellion says;
"The South htd a recognized constitu-
tional right of property in man. This
right might have been annulled with re-
Spect to the fighting rebels, but it's ahroga-
tion as to infants and women, As to minors
and non-combatants, was such an act of
confiscation as the world has not known
within two centuries
With such declarations as these from
leading Democratic papers, is it to be won
dered that patriotic men arc rather unwil-
ling to restore the Democratic party to
power again? The masses Of that party
may be honest, but they will have to
change leaders before they can he trusted
with power.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
From III. Cincinnati Enquirer, June5l

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, June 81
"7A>re are fep facts concerning Sam TIL
den whieh re trust ,riH sink into ne minds Of
Wcsfern and Southern Democrats:
l. lie e.tni:ot carry htI OrH State in NOrem-
Der.
2. lie cannot carry any Northern State.
}. lie Is Aypocriie, political s,rindler !.
has long been public piunderer, and is really
Ge only disreputabte eandidIte prominently
named on he Democratic side.
4. He has sought his high office by methods
50 unprceedeniediy shameless aud di~epUtdbie
that 4 rotld be an everlasting stigma upon a
Democratic Convention 10 nominate him, 0nd a
reproaeh upon The american people TO elect him,
iTnomindfed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
THE RESULT.

The Republican majority in Ohio will
MT fall short OF 5000, except on BARNES,
candidate for Secretary of State, who will
run behind 1000 to 500. Sufficient re-
turns have been received to make this
much certain. The country, as a general
thing, did splendidly. This is the reverse
OF the experience of 1875. Then the cities
did we'll and the country did badly, while
tilis year many of the large cities fell off,
anil the. country gained. In spite Of all
adverse circumstances, such places as Gin
cinnati, Cleveland and Columbus, the Re
publicans have made n decided gain in
the State, and won a decisive victory, thus
insuring a sweeping majority for HAYES in
November. And this is all TILDES has to
show for the money and men he sent into
Ohio.
The Republicans have also made the
hHndsome gain Of Eve Congressman GER
t'iR. Besides this, Judge HOWARD will
contest the election in the Forth District,
where the majority against him ia lees than
one hundred. Fraud and corruption can
be proved clearly, we are Informed, and
this will be done. Judge MATTHEWS
ought to contest BASSIxo's election, as he
can also prove fraud aud corruption. That
bDth HOWARD and MATTHEWS we're hon
estly elected we have no doubt; and il JUS
tice shall be done, the Republicans will
gain seven Congressmen.
Altogether the result in Ohio is decisive,
and the Republicans who fought 30 gal
ISntly have excellent cause 10 rejoice. The
loss of this State would, under the circum-
stances, have been calamity. But Ohio
has never faltered when put to the test.
Her gallant sons have responded in unmis-
taxable terms for the West, to Vermont
and Maine, and this response means that
no Western electoral vote will be cast for
TILDES.
The news from Indiana is not 80 favora,
BILE n il seemed yesterday, and, while the
State u cIose, the chances appear to be in
favor Of the Democrats, by q majority
about the same as HESDRIcKs received In
1872. But Indiana will not be Demo.
cratic State in November. HExDRIcKs
cTrisd il in 1872 by majority Of /, ,l4s
while in the following month Il gave
GRANT a majority of 22,5l5. II will dc
as veil in November.
In the contest for Congress the Repub
Iieans have done well, having elected eigh
OF the thirteen members, with ono il
doubt The Democrats have elected foul
members certain. Conceeding to the latte
Eve members, the Republicans. make
gain Of three, thus reversing the positio,
Of the parties in the present House.
The result in Indiana will serve TO civ
life 70 the eampaign in that State for IN
next four weeks The Republicans viii
push forward the column, with a view f.
achieving such . victory in Novsmbe,
1870, a. they gained in November. 1877;
That Ia the objective point. In this the
will be materially assisted By the mora
effect OF the Republican victory in Ohio
Gin. Gdszette.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

accustomed to ride. But Ewell ought to have
known that Grants pet captain would give
good account Of his troops, and II posi-.
bic would always be present on grand oc.
casions to see what the boys we're about.
In his grand march TO the sea, although he
went through the Southern Confederacy
"a II Il were an egg-shell, Sherman bore
himself like noble captain, And when
he received the surrender OF johnson one
would have supposed that he had met
brother warrior and sent him home and
his men with all the honoru Of war. 81
brilliant was the departure Of these rebels
from the scene Of action that Stanton's
righteous soul was filed with indignation.
lie could not entertain the idea that the
enemies Of the republic should be permit
ted TO 60 TO their homes without some
marks Of humiliation. We appeal to y6G,
Oi ye Southern Confederates, whether,
during the whole war and in the flush Oi
victory and ever since, the republic has
not been maqnanimOua IN her treatment OF
her enemies who soughtto strike a suicidal
blow and were determined to offer up her
body with savage ferocity az a sacrifice 10
the demon OF slavery2 Why then this
continued and bitter hate towards the re-
public and towards republican,? Is the
syStem Of slavery s1ch q great blessing.
Let US see. VINDEx.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
A DEMOCRATIC GAME LAW.

AN ACT-To prohibit the shooting of
negroes in certain States during certain
months.
Whereds, Certain unwise persons have been
accustomed, In the States Of I,ouisia na,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabams, Georgia,
Tennessee, aud South Carolina 10 hunt
and shoot negroes during the Summer
months, and by this means to provoke
hostility TO the Democratic party on the
eve Of elections;
Be il eAdeted, de-, That hereafter Il shall
not be lawful for any peTsOn 20 hunt or
shoot negroes, mulattoea, or any persons
having At least one-eight Of white blood
during the months OF April, May, June
July, August. September, October, and
not until after the Tuesday after the
first Monday In November.
Any peTs0R violating this act Shall bs
guilty OF a miNlemeanoT, and upon con
vietion shall be fined not exceeding 500
Dubuque Umss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

The REPUBLIC magazine for Noyem-
Der is worthy of special mention. Ie;is n
text book in single number, and should
be in the hands of every intelligent citi-
zen. II presents forcible and convincing
facts for the support of the Republican
party and for the defeat of Democracy
This magazine has been power in the
campaign, and from its inception has dealt
sledge-hammcr blows against corrupt Dem
ocracy. 1t is entitled to a wide circula-
tion, and its growth in public favor is bu'
a just return for its merits, as an able ad-
vocate for just principles and good govern
ment. Send 81 to Republic Publishing
Company, Washington, ID. e., and sub
scribe for one year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

Down in Georgia the Democracy has
free course and is glori6cd. The majority
on the State ticket Will not fall much short
Of 100000, and Of 2l9 members of the
Legislature, all are Democrats but seven.
There are over fifty counties in the State
which have more colored than white vot-
ers, but in the new era Of Southern poll
tics these do not count. 'Rah, for Tilden,
shot-guns, and reform Ca Gazette.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

The Supreme Court of the State Of New
York has decided that ]. c. Aver & Co., Of
Lowell, have the sole right to Use the words
CHERRY PEcToRAL for a medicine, and
has issued an injunction against L. V.
Rushton, of New York city, for selling
Rushton's Cherry Poctoral or Cherry Pee
toral Lo1enges, or any other use Of the
name to deceive the public. This decision
Of the high court includes all dealers who
sell any similar article.-P01 Jefferson IL.
u Leader.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

~
Mary J. Swain, Carroll +. Swain, Alfred N.
Swain, Henrietta b. Swain and Rufus Swain.
Junior, of Indiana polls, Ind, are hereby notified
that on the 10th day OF October, A. d. 1875,
Solomon s. StAmbaugh as plaintiff. filed
against them as dcfcndents. IN the Court Of
Common Pleas of woud county, Ohio, his Pc
tition alleging that plaintiff and said defend
ants are jointly selyed as tenants in common.
Of the north half Of the south-west quarter of
seelIon 10, Town north, Ra nRe IL east, Wood
county. o., in the following proportions. Wis:
Plaintiff, Of the undivided q. and the defend
anita, Carroll E., Alfred NJ, Henrietta b., and
Rufus Swain. junior, each ofthe undivided l-l2.
subject Of the dover interest Of defendant,
Mary J. Swain and that there is due the plain
tia from the interest in said lands owned by
defendants on account of money paid by
plaintiff. to one T. J. Hatfield to discharge a
lien hs held for Ia xss paid and imprnTeme nis
made on said premises the sum of $lT3 and in
terest from Sept. IL, 1876. Said peiitinn prAys
for the partition Of snd premises, the assign
meut 0f dover to Mary J. Swain, ard that said
sum and interest due plaintiff may be declared
q lien on said defendants interest in said prem
ises, and the same may be sold for the pay menI
of said lien.
Said defendants are required TO answer said
petition which Is now pending. on or before
Nov. 23d. 1876. or Judgment will be rendered
according TO the PRAYER Of said petition.
SOLOMON 8. STAMBAUGH.
BY LOCKWOOD l. EvERBTT. his Attvs.
25f$I3 25
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
THE TABLES TURNPD.

The Toledo Commercial says: The
Republicans OF Ohio did & grand days
work last Tuesday. Instead OF the
Buckeye State being represented in the
next Congress By twelve Democrats and
eight Republicans, matters will be vastly
improved BY representation Of seven
Democrats and thirteen Republicans--A
turning oi the tables that causes the very
hills and dAles OF the noble State to assume
q smile Of gladness under the mellowing
influences Of an October sun. Here is the
delegation A. il will Etand-Republicans
in SMALL cArs; Democrats, Halie:
!. Milton SdyIer.
2. STANLEY MATHEWS.
3. Mills GARDNER.
4. j. A. McAahon.
8. 4. Y. Rice.
9. JACOB D. Cox.
7. H. L. Dickey
8. ]. W. KEIFER.
9. JOHN s. JONES.
10. CHARLES FOSTER.
II. II. s. NEAL.
IL. Thomas Erin9.
13. Milton l. Southdrd.
IA. E. B. Finley
10. N. Fl. VAN VOORHEES,.
10. LORENZO DANFoRD.
II. WIN. MCKINLEY.
l9. JAMES MONROE.
l9. JAMES A. GARFIELD.
20. AMOS TOwNsEND.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
Groom The Cincinnati Enquirer, june, 1873. J

(From The cinoInusti Enquirer, June, 1871
"TTlden's Surroundings are bad. II elected,
Ne would take 10 he White House the uora Of
political jobbers and hieres sper seen in Wash-
ingion, and that Is saying . good DEAL II
could not bsd Be that man educated IN cunning
in hyYoTisy, IN eniguiy, nominated IN coTup-
tioR and shameless efronfery, eren though his
millions could elect hin, roUid give ~ The most
corrupt administration the country has erer
knorn."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

The Chicago Times, in luci d interval,
Wednesday, remarked: STANLEY Mat
thews and Charley Foster, two excellent
Republicans have also been defeated, and
the persons who take their places arc BY
no means q compensation"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

wv "I"JUII'J ''''''''' '''''''''sII 600
The official count will not vary much
from these figures. f'his Is Republican
gain in the District over 1874 Of 3,725.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
From the New York Times Of October $3.50. }

I'VE hare already used nr. Tikien as an
iI,istrdiion Of he uselessncss Of expecting any
vigorous efforts for reform from The Democratic
party Hhen a man like NJ. Samuel TTiden
is content to 90 spto Rochester aud act as fagIe-
man for Trced ia a contention largely made up
Of city there's and bunies, the case seems il must
Be admitted rery hopeless"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
MajorItIes In Wood County.

Having tailed to get the official vote in
time for this issue, we give the following
table Of majOrities in the several townships
which may be relied on as correct:
Tirns. e Precincks. Rnrnea RcH Chr Hurd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.

On Ae principle that "the receiver is as bad
a. he thief" you are as deeply implicated in
thsm to-day az though your name 'oas Twecd,
O'Brisn or Okey Hah-IIorAce Grecley's
Open Letter 10 Tilden in 1868.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
SUBSCRIBE FOR The
Perrysburg Journal !!

The Oldest, and only reliable Rcpub-
lican paper in. the County. Every
family, especially every Republican
ia mily in the County, ought to have
the Journal during this Presidential
Campaign. 1t will be found to be
good family paper, devoted to all le-
gitimate enterprises which are calcu-
lated to enhance the interests of
Wood County. Let every subtcriber
to the Journal speak to his ncighbor
and make up his mind TO send us at
least one new subscriber for six or
twelve months.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13

"where we're your children born ?" ask
Ell eensus1taker. zone was born down
stairs, sir, and another IN the attic"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-13
DITCH IMPROVEMENT SALE.

A Public Sale ofthe construction Of Ditch I'm
"A provement No. .264 Accommodating at or near
the northwest corner OF section ~, In township 6,
range IL ( Middleton Twp.,N and running thence
east along the south side or the road about u
miles thence a northeasterly direction in the
channel Of n swale known as rwo-rOOt Greek,
and along and deepening and enlarging bitches
numbered l29, 80 and 8, to the east line Of Wood
county, at the northeast corner Of section ] in
Troy township, and along the line of ditch No
1 to its eastern terminus, near the southeast
CORNER Of section IL Of Lake township, will be
made on
Monday, Oct. 23d, 1879,
commencing at O'clock A. n II said day and
continuing firm day IN day until all is sold.
Said work will be sold in sectiuns Of one-half
mile each, commencing at the western terminus.
DAVID Donaldson, Superintendent.
By order Of County Commissioners. 2Sb$3 S5