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Departure Of the Tammanyites
for a: Louis.

NEW York, June 2.-At a quarter
before eight o'clock last night, the Tam
many tfSin Of ten palace and sleeping
cars backed into the Aepot. Stretched
across the baggage car was huge piece
Of canvass, on which was painted In large
letters, "Tammany Special" The next
was q palace. car, named "John Kelly"
and ornamented with a placard bearing
the words GNew York Common Council"
In each OF the other cars were pictures
Of John Kelly, andplaeards announcing
that the TammRpy headquarters in ST.
Louis would be In the Lindell House.
At Eve minutes Of eight the TammHny
Aldermen seated themselves in the "John
Kelly" and the rest Of the shoutefs be-
took themselves to the other nine cars.
AIS o'clock the whistle blew, and the
train moved out OF the depot, the dele;
gates waving hats and handkerchief, and
the Tammahyites who were assembled 70
see them of cheering Justify. Inc
shouters are to DO escorted from the
depot il ST Louis 70 the Lindell Hotel by
Sband Of music and the other shouters
who started from New York on Thurs
day. a......s r-r,g ..
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Coop men in the Democracy Of the
city assert that Geo. H. Pendleton Is
strong possibility at 81, Louis. q
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION,
MAYORS 0YRIcR,

G:LivEBY.
HUSEMEN L. MENDEL
VIII on and after June 20th 1876 make the follow
Ing reduction in their price list for Cash, and Cash
OHly:
To Greenwood andN Catholic Cemeteries, morn
Ing, from 81 90 REDUCED 10 8 90.
10 Greenwood md N. Catholic Cemeteries, after
noon, from IS 90 reduced TO 81 90.
To Mt Wood Cemetery, morning, from s. 90 re-
duced 10 s. %.
To MI Wood Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 90
reduced To s. 90.
TO Bed Man'a Cemetery, morning, from 50 % re-
dured to 81 90.
To Red Mans Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 %
reduced 10 s. %
To Old Catholic cemetery, morning, FROM $ 90
To old cathoiic Cemetery afternoon, from q 90
reduced 10 50 co..
TO John Street Cemetery, morning, from s. %
reduced 70 81 90.
To John Street Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 90
reduced 10 50 90.
To PeninsulGr Cemetery, from a reduced to 50.
To caldwell's Run Cemetery, from 81 rcdneed TO
To McMehen's Cemetery, from, 90 reduced to
81 90.
ToNeelauds Cemetery, from 90 reduced TO 81 90.
To Martins Ferry Cemetery from IS reduced to
To Stone Church Cemetery, from 50 reduced TO
81 20.
To Rock Hill Cemetery. from IS reduced to SC.
HACKS FOR WEDDINGS. PARTIES OR BALLS.
In tie city reduced from S 90 TO - 90.
In tho country reduced from 90 10 s. %.
IIacks to Opara House reduced from 8 90 TO s. co.
toni. De Chantal reduced from 90 to ST.
10 W. Alexander reduced from 10 90 TO 81.
per day reduced from 10 90 TO 81.
per half day reduced from 90 TO 81 80. :
." city run reduced from 2 90 10 81.
3" 10 Bridgeport reduced from ) 90 tos2.
f Bu6elES. 200
Double Team and Buggy per day reduced from
Double Team and Buggy per half day reduced
from . 90 To 81 90.
Horse and Buggy per day reduced from 90 to 81.
Hope and Buggy halliday reduced from 9 % 10 81.
Hotse md Buggy, evening drive, reduced from
The above will apply In all cases except the
FOURTH OF JULY, when the old ates will be
charged, and on Sunday, when HorSe and Buggy
will be ~ 90 per day; 50 copper halliday.
.... BAR0UcHES.
Per day reduced from s 90 10 50 90.
Fer half day reduced from 0 10 to q 90.
Measrs. HUsEAfEN & MENDEL afe determined
10 meet the popular demand In the matter Of Prices,
and will no doubt be encouraged. They are thank,
fnl 10 their old patrons, and this new move will
fhAV hAuR inluFO nj hhFa IN natFDntEa than IA1A
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In addition to Tilden'S prestige as the
successful Governor Of New York, he has
an other argument in bis favor that
will have great weight. Re issman 81
immense wealth. He would not hesitate
to spend money very ireelyin the canvass .
A half million dollars might possibly
be counted on..frOm him in case +hssfe-
.ceiysd the nomination. As John Van
Buren, once said the Democracy are a
commercial people and they understand
The use Of money in aclOSe canvass like
that now before US. go
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a New Ferry Boat at' Steubeu.
VfLIe

From tho Herald. s's
The new ferryboat 10, owned by Hon
Nathaniel Wells and John Barrett, Esq.
Of Wellsburg, which has been f6t some
time building at the foot OF Washington
street, has arrived &C completion. Steam
was rajse in.the boiler yesterday, and II Il
proposed to make a trial trip up 10 The
bridge this afternoon, and an excursion
to Wellsburg tomorrow. II will DO put
into regular business at the Market street
ferry on Sunday, and will be b decided
Improvement on the ancient Rebecca:
Tho new. boat Is trim craft Of about 81
tons, and sharp at both ends. She Is IS
feet long by 20 wide, and will easily car.
ry Eve two horse loaded wagons at one
time. On one aide Ia double iued boil.
er 10 feet long and So inches in diameter,
and on the other the driving machinery
and cabin. The engine Is 3 ten.inch cyl.
Under, three feet stroke, and twenty:fonr
horde power, driving two paddle wheels,
ten feet in diameter, with four foot buck.
eta. The machinery was built by Means
u Co, and the whole boat, In her make.
up and appearance Is q credit TO her
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EsTRAY.

Estraysd from my premises On Wheeling Island
on the 2lst Inst, mathematical RED COW, With
white stripes under her belly. Any person know
Ing Of The whereabouts Of aid Cow Will confer 0
favor BY addressing E. E. ZANE,
i02t 95 s0uIh Penn Street.
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tine year.....,,,,,,sl 5o!six months. %
10 Clubs Of - eaeh.
IN Clubs o. Te.., ~ oac
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And an extra copy TO perSoa getting up Cuhl9
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where neither Of thess can b procured, send the
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Mcasrs. HUsEAiEN & MENDEL afe determined
10 meet the popular demand In tie matter Of Prices
and VII no doubt be encouraged. They are thank,
they hope, Induce otherSto patrOniEe them. jel4
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mad, ta OAuaaos, Patta9s prpold. :,
type year. 0OlThreo monthA.....Ss 2
siK in0nths............ 90 One month......,..,;
Delivered Gy Canien In City Ite p1l week.
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By nod, "a SdsSs,, pItas. pripotd. 4
- a EhIaI, NnnnIhs a m
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IRNII.KEERLY.
WEEKLY.

BY mai, Ia aduaaes, Potta0s prepaid.
limo year....,.,,....,., o0lSix monthi........u %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01
The Difference.

While the system of frauds by which il
was sought to control the elections at the
South are directly traceable to TILDEN's
Immediate advisers and associates, in all
tho efforts of Democrats to faston corrup-
tion upon the Republican party, in no in
stance has it ever been intfmated that Gov
ernor HAYES, or any of his immediate or
personal friends have been in the least con-
nected with any real or imagined wrong
at. This fact is worthy of reflection. 1t
serves to clearly illustrate the difference in
the characters of the two men. TnpEN is
recognized as a man who has for years
been associated with the most corrnpt po-
litical ring ever known, while HAYES has
never performed an net or occupied posi-
tion which excited the least suspicion thai
he was not strictly honest and patriotic
Which OF these two men would make the
bsst President? Is HAYES, or TLDEY,
most worthy OF confidence
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01

A young lady, the daughter Of Mr..
Charles G. Hill of this township, raised n
crop of tobacco on a quarter of an acre Of
ground this year, and has every reason to
bc proud of it. 1t weighed $50 pounds and
brought her high price. She did all Of
the work herself from the setting out to
the gathering, and promises to be one Of
the best tobacco raisers in the country
Roekpor Ind, Republican.
That is all we'll enough, bus Toledo can
beat it. There lives in that city lady
one of the most intelligent and refined
who, few years ago, saved her husband
from bankruptcy, by personally engaging
in the cultivation Of tobacco. She owned
six acres of ground, near where the Mil
burn Wagon Works are located. Thief fam
lily moved into a house standing on the
six acres of ground, and the land not used
Tor garden purposes, buildings, etc, was
planted to tobacco. Aside from supporting
the family and paying all expenses of cul-
tivation, the tobacco crops grown by this
woman yielded $4,000 per year, enabling
her husband to hold property on which
but partial payment had been made, until
its increase in value afforded him hand
some fortune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01
A Few Plain Words.

The Cleveland Herald says: We regret
to observe in Democratic papers generally,
threats OF refusal to submit to decision
which would declare Rutherford b. Hayes
elected President. The line of reasoning
adopted is this: The three disputed States
in the South were claimed for Tilden.
Hence they should be counted for Tilden.
The Returning Boards in the three States
are Republican, hence they are composed
Of dishonest scoundrels. II is the inten-
tion of the Returning Boards to perpe-
trate gross frauds in the interest OF Hayes,
hence q return giving these States to Hayes
must be fraudulent. The people will not
submit" Mr.. Hayes has mol been legally
elected. lie shall not be inaugurated. II
the Republicans persist in inaugurating
him, "war will follow" Such is the line
of talk adopted by Democratic journals
generally. The strongest expressions quo
ted are those actually used in Democratic
papers near home.
Such talk is wholly without warrant in
the facts and is calculated to produce mis-
chief. II il Just such talk as was INDUCED
in by the same class OF newspapers in 1860
aud which led the Secessionists of the
South to believe they would be supported
in their mad act by the Democratic party
in the North. Our faith in its harm less-
neas now ms compared with its power for
evil then lies in the fact that the South has
learned the bitter lesson that such threats
are but empty vaporing and have no solid
backing OF purpose, and that the sober and
sensible members OF the Democratic party
will take timely measures 10 stop such mis-
ohieyOus folly,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01
The Toledo Democrat on the Demo-
nratIc pnrfV


Now that tho election is over and moth
ing is 10 he gained or lost by the conceal.
ment Of facts, the following statement Of
the Toledo Democrat, showing the means
by which the Democratic party sought to
secure power, will be read with interest:
For the past two or three years the DEM
Ocratic party has been maBquerading in all
kinds Of fantastic costumes. Disguised rs
Covcnanters, we have nearly ruined our
voices singing Of anthems after the man
ner of the out-crying OF Plymouth Rock.
In the presence of the Milosinn we have
worn the green war-paint OF Fcnianism
and have met our Ieutonic Brethren with
wooden shoes upon our feet n mug OF beer
in one hand aud pretzel in the other. To
the Prohibitionisis we have conceded the
logic and utility OF total abstinence, and
intimated to the Liquor Sellers Unions
that our ideas of Liberty embraced the
Continental European observance OF Sun
day. We have been little OF everything,
from red Republicans to absolute monarch
lists We have been "all things to all men !"
have allied ourselves with every faction OF
soreheads and fanatic doclrinnircs, holding
u single principle in common with us
making sacrifices that savored OF dirt cat
ing; afliliating with men who held to no
purpose OF our party but personal hostility
to Grant and last, but not least, with a
resignation that was "chilllike and bland"
fraternizing with Brinky, OF the Ohio Lib
srdl, listening without murmur TO his
apologies for associaling himself with the
Corrupt and disloyal Democracy"
1t must be conceded that General STEED-
MAN and Major DoDD, bhe editors of the
Dm,crdi, are competent witnesses in n case
Of this character, and however it may be in
other matters, their testimony as to the
corruption of modern Democracy must be
accepted as not too highly colored picture
Those best niJrmcd know that the party
has been guilty of all charged to it by the
Dmocrdt, an they know, too, that the
most damtsing facts are withheld by the
Toledo organ OF the party in its pretended
confession. The editors of the Democrat
say not word about the murders resorted
to for the purpose of wiping out Republi-
can maioritics in the Southern States, and
nothing about the systematic frauds per
p,lrated throughout the Northern States
for the purpose OF transferring this Gov
ernment 10 the Rebels. While the Demo
Gratis confession seems bad enough-amplc
to insure the condemnation of any party
still it was designed to make blanket oI
the sins mentioned to cover and concea
from public gaze the CHASTITY crimes no
named, the sight of which would shocl
and incense all honest and patriotic people
OF every party. Pretending to bo all things
to all men, for the purpose Of getting the
votes of thoughtless and ignorant persons
is bad enough; but when to that is added
outrages, murders, intimidation, ballot-bo,
stuffing, and frauds of every description, th'
catalogue seems so large and so dark tina
it is impossible to understand how am
honest man can acknowledge allegiance tC
that party without mantling his cheek
with the blush of shame.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01

The evidence presented to the Returning
Board OF Louisiana, detailing outrnges COM
mitted upon negroes by rebel Democrats to
deter them from voting the Republican
ticket and to induce them to vote for TIL
DEN, show the White Liners to have all the
merciless cruelty of Modoc Indians. 1t
cannot be possible that civilized people
can engage in or tolerate such outrnges
merely on account Of differences of opinion
and certainly those who resort to such
methods for the propagation Of their polit-
ical opinions should have no. voice in the
control Of a free government.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01

The Democrats are very bitter in their
denunciatons of the State Returning
Boards at the South, insisting that they
are mere machines for distranchising the
people, otc. While making these com
plants against State Boards, they are in
sisting that the Democratic Congress is a
huge National Board, authorized to treat
the action OF States in casting their votes
Ms nullity and to entirely ignore the
Electoral College and the result OF the
votes of that body. This inconsistency is
in perfec; keeping with the character of
that party, as portrayed by the Toledo
Democrat in an article elsewhere given, and
it is remarkable that the intelligent men
of that party do not see the utter want Of
principle governing every movement OF
their leaders.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01
LOUISIANA,

The New OrleansI correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Times furnished this bit Of news,
that contains world of Significance. The
reader should weigh the words carefully =
~ ioofs ~ frauds, intimidation andvoence in
the back parishes continually accumulalng,
are overwhelming and conclusive. In Monroe,
james Pinketion, f"r refusing To- promise 10
vote Tor The Democrats, was shot dead, his
wife fatally injured, and baby ten months old
drowned in the river. Twelve negroes were
killed in that parish. Proofs os this are dec.
sire, aud the names of the twelve are given.
Tue Board will have the names Of four hun
dred negroes killed during the campaign. Two
Republicans bringing boxes to this city have
been shot and the boxes stolen. Nut Repub-
lican IN hast Felicisna was allowed to vote,
where there are four hundred and fifty. The
tales that Republicans bring are blOodcurdling.
After thorough digestion of the above
the reader will he able to comprehend
what the KuKluK and White LeNguers
mean by their clamerous demands OF an
honest poll of the votes actually caet, -
that Is, that the votes reported as cast in the
parishes where this reign of terror existed
shall be counted, no matter how much
fraud and murder may have been commit
ted TO obtain the result.
On the other hand the Republicans in
sist that vote secured by riots murder,
intimidation, bribery and fraud, as was
clearly the case in five other parishes Of
that State besides the above, should not in
law or equity, be counted.
That there was all the above crimes re-
sorted to, that the State might be carried
for "Tilden, Hendricks and Reform" n
brief examination of the facts will be suf-
fcicnt to convince the most credulouH As
a premises we lay down the proposition
| that il left to their own free will ninety
nine out Of every one hundred of the col
ored men will vote the Republican ticket.
This assertion will not be questioned by
any honest man in the country. Bearing
! this point in view let us examine the status
of the five parishes in dispute; which are
East Baton Rouge, East FeiciNnn, West
Feliciana, Morehouse and Ouachita. The
first three lie along or near the southern
line of Mississippi. The last two are near
the south line of Arkansas. BY the census
of 1870 the population Of these five par.
ishes was rs follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01

PersOnul.-Mr. GEO. =. POWERS was
home to spend Thanksgiving.
Col. J. A. SHANNON arrived here last
evening from Cleveland, having been in
attendance at the U. 8. District Court in
the case of NEvIN VS.. DAY.
Mr.. JOHN Banner accepted position
in Mr.. FRED EAroN's Dry Goods House.
Toledo, and commenced his labors there on
Monday.
The steamer Fisk, on which Mr. JAS.
CULLEN was employed as Mate during the
summer, laid up at Buffalo last week and
Mr.. G. is safe at home for the winter.
A. q. WILLIAMS, Esq, returned from
New York IL few days since. He reports
that the fall trade had opened up in the
east with considerable activity, but the un-
decided state of affairs since the Preaiden.
tial election hnd very visibly affected
nearly all branches of business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01
A Recital OF HOrrOrs-NOgthern Dem
Ocrats at Last Convinced.
lSpeclnl TeIepram 10 the Inter.Ocean. !

NOpoCiAi 10 lne luleI-OCthu.)
New ORLEANS, Nov. ga startling
scene occurred before the Returning Board
to day. Four witnesses were examined.
All had been wantonly shot because of
their Republican principles. Two were
brought to the city on cots. Their names
are Ben James, Eaton Longwood, w. w.
Barrell, and Eliza Pinkston. During the
latter's pitiful recital that her husband had
been masculated and then killed before her
eyes, that her babes throat was cut in her
arms, aud that her own throat was gashed
and breast mulilated and finally that she
was outraged by two white Democrats, ex-
Governor John NJ. Palmer leaped from his
chair and said in wrath, If this story is
false, those who prepared it for this poor
woman should be hanged. But if, as
firmly believe, it is true, the wrelches who
can pcrpetrate such atrocities should be
executed without mercy. will spend
$4,000 to ferret out this case. It looks
true. This poor woman has certainly
hoen cruelty wronged.
Ihe question 10 Droauertna fresldent-
making. II is one Of humanity. II she
has told the truth Sheridan should come
back at once and hold with grip of iron
a people who can see such infamy without
reinonstrance even in their public prints %
Governor Palmer was greatly excited
while making these remarks, and astound-
cd the Louisiana Democrats, who tried in
vain 10 paciiy him.
General George B. Smith, OF Wisconsin,
also exhibited much excitement, aud turn
ing upOa the local Democrats, said "fou
have deceived US % Subsequently Lyman
Trumbull, who was absent from tue room
during the womans recital, fully eoneurred
with Palmer. The disqualification Of the
Democrats here is complete, not only be-
cause of the facts disclosed, hut because OF
the names OF leading Democrats who are
exposed in detail as the murdeTers and
TaylSher.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-01
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FRANK HURD has until the fourth OF
March in which to do something calculn-
ted to wipe out his anti-war record, Let
him unite with loyal men and resist the
efforts of rebels To obtain control of the
Government through murder, intimidation
and ballot-box stuflng. To condemn this
latter might look like repentance on the
part Of FRANK, but repentance is credita-
BILE and inspiresconfdence and respect.