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FRIDAY, DECK mTj E R6.T87 8 .
J.IKES TIHMONS, Editor.
Th natiiralisjeif Voters of New York
it- ou In timber tli natlv ly 50,000.
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A firm in Slieflirlil, England, li order
1 600,000 Amteican liar rnkr tlii con.
Tli United Slutc Grand Jury, nt Clmrl.
tori, bay found ovtr 000 indlctme nl
ehl.fl (or viol.tion of tlio Revenue Law.
We present our render I It in week wiili
tne Preeidenl'f Message and sy nopal of
the eeteral Department report, withont
peoe for comment.
The U.S. District Court in in "union tlii
ireek in Toledo. Mr. John A. Robmtsos,
of tliif plaoe, mid Mr. M. Wauheh, of Ton
tojanv, ere on the Grand Jury of thin
Co orU .
The River Fall (Wie.) Prut say : Te
trolenm V. Nasliy, the grat financier of
the Confederit X Road, end whose real
name ii D. R. Locke, of Toledo, i expected
to lecture In thit place sometime nex
month, tinder the aitapii-ei of the Odd Fel
low". It the United State can talk about go
ing to war over an Inmlt cfil-rtT! to one of
iti citizen by a foreign power, why ehonld
it not take effective Hep to protect it cit
iient at home in the exercise of the right
of an American citizen, and prevent them
leing ahot down like no ninny cattle for
the market? The Quaker policy may be
good in Mime countries, but apparently it
won't work in the South.
The Picke.vs Esright election contest
cae in which Walter I'lcsf-m, National,
entered proceeding to contest the election
of M. J. Enbioht, Republican, for the po
aition of Clerk of Common Den, Lticna
county, enme to a midden termination in
the Court of Common Hem, Toledo, on
Monday. The counsel for the plaintiff, af
ter having a week to look up the cnc, de
cided that froiu the ruling of the Court
the witnesses could not he mndu to testify,
therefore they ulmittcd the case, which
, left the contestant with the costs to pay.
From the changing of the Voting precint
prior to the election ; the muddled condi.
lion of thing fiom the advocacy of the
fiat doctrine ; the trading, buying and sel
ling of voters; the poor article of whiskey
Hsed, it is not difficult to tell that they had
an election down at Toledo, but we should
think it extremely difficult to tell who
were honestly elected, and why.
The Bee don't ohject to smoke, but it has
a disposition to kick lis on the shin under
the table white we are enjoying the lus
cious weed, by asserting that the "JouuSAL
i run hy a clique that issue it at it plena
lire." Now if inclined to " push things"
we have a clear case of libel in this very
assertion and could make the writur"weal"
before he got through with it. We had
fully worked ourself up to the belief, that
a part of our minion on earth was t op
pose all cliques and rings, and was about
convinced also, that we were likely to have
a steady job, as brains that have no other
employment become fortile in this direc
tion. " To be dumb for the remainder of
life is belter than to speak fnUely," any
Hitopadessa: or, gy Leiou IIcst,
'I love truth because I love to have an
apple be an apple, and a hand a hand ;
and the whole beauty and hopefulness of
God's creation a truth instead of a lie."
" Then shalt not bear false witness against
thy neiithb'tr," should also b- rciue'inhercd
bv those engaged in n great religion wni k.
Will the Ii: accept the moral and improve
it course?
William Hayes' Acquittal.
W take the following extract from a
well tempered article on the results of the
trial of Wm. Hayls, from the Fremont
Meuxngtr :
The verdict in fll was read hy Judge
Fiuefrock, and it closing word, "Not
(iiiilty," were immediately followed by
J udge Pillers, one of the counsel for the
defense, clapping hi limit!, in which he
w.is joined by Hayes' friends in the audi
ence. Wives was it t once surrounded liy
liis relatives and friends, and congratu
lated on his lucky escape. The congratu
1 itions of hi sister, who, brave woman that
she is, sat bv his side during the entire
trial, and also those of his father, who was
constantly in Court, were very affecting.
The expression of their earnest ayniyutliy
caused the now free man, whose feelings
had bean wrought np to such pitch that
he could no lunger master thrni, to give
way to his emotions, and he sohbed like n
rhilil for ten or fifteen minute. It was a
touching scene, and at the same lime a
Jileasure to nil present to witness the de
ight of his friend as they surrounded him
in the hour of his deliverance (n it ever
iiiustbo when one is delivered from impend
ing peril); and yet the feeling seemed al
lium universal in disappointment of their
expectation of what the. verdict would be,
f ir verv few looked for nnvthing lighter
than manslaughter it was hoping against
Impe for a time with Hayes and those di
rectly inlerented and still, nil appeared
a.ttistied with the Ending of a jury so able
and impartial in character. Cut let no
man suppose for a moment that he can
follow the example of Hayes or take the
life of his fellow with even a loss degree of
- impunity flian was evidenced in this case,
for it is no doubt true that Haves' escape Is
due to a narrow technicality of law and the
benlBt of iJU douAl as to whe'.her death was
tytuaed by the first impulsive shot or by hi
mora deliberate shot whi.iU followed.
It was noticed that even the first shot
would have found no justification had not
the previous bad character of Cupp aided,
in the eyesofnhe law, to make Haves' erii
more imminent. Ollierwisn, Cnpi'i wnajusl
a much entitled to life and the protection
of the laws as any other person. Trulv,
Hayes has escaped by a hair's breadth of
mere good luck, while Cupp was the victim
of a terrible misfortune, all of which
speaks in thunder tones in favor ol preserv
ing a good moral character and against the
nefarious practice of carrying arm.
Of course, there i some ilissaiiafHction
at the result of the Have trial; that was
to be expected, more especially among
Cupp' friends and the hummer element of
Clyde and lewhere. If Hayes had taken
the train for Clyde it noon Saturday, a he
intended, to see hi wife and baby, upon
whom he dotes, he would most likolv have
been roughiy handled by an enraged
crow a that was at the depot walling lor
Mill, lie was persuaded by his lather and
sister to accompany them to i'errysluirg,
their home, which he did on the first train
west that afternoon. Hayes i a young
man, and we are convinced lhat he is not
as bad at heart as he baaheen paiuUd.and
from his manner of speech, together with
the respect ihility of hi family, we feel
that he Mill yet retrieve this niixfniliine
and be resivcled. He attributes his tronl).
les to the hoi company into which he w is
thrown, which was 'partly unavoidable,
and solemnly declares that he will never
gain pursue the business lie was engaged
in al the time he did the shooting.
However much peopl iniy differ in re
gard to the trial, it seems lo he conceded bv
all that never was ihere greater legal nhil
fly dlspluyed in the conduct and argument
of a case than thul of Colonel J. R
itartlelt Htid I'roweuting Attorney J. 'J',
fiarver.of this city, fm the Slate and' James
11. Tyler, of rVrrysburtr, and Jidin L"ii.
mon, ol Clyde, for the defense. They did
all that was within the hounds of possi
bility, aud have all wou lasting laurels.
DEATH OF REV. LEMEN T. CLARK.
Funeral Obsequies at Perrysburg,
Ministers and
Impressive Ceremonies.
It was a surprise for all, to learn on Sun.
day morning Inst that Rev. LrMEN T
Clark's physician, I)r. Hamilton, had
given up his case as hopeless. It wss only
three day prior to Ih is thai he was thought
lo he slowly recovering. Hut a change
look place Saturday, hi disease taking
hold of the brain, which resulted in death
at S o'clock Sunday evening.
Mr. Clark had just entered npon the
fifth year of his ministry in the church of
hla choice, and wss regarded by all In the
Conference to which he belonged a one of
the moat promising of their number. He
was an earnest, eflicienl laborer, not only
in the Church and Sabbath School, but al
so in the Masonic Fraternity in which he
wns a shining light. Oil receipt of the
news of his death, Monday, the Master, Mr.
Elmer White, of Tu-eu-da-wie Lodge, at
Defiance, of which the deceased was a
member, called a meeting of the Lodge at
which resolution were adopted expressive
of their sorrow and nt which they decided
to participate in the funeral ceremonies
her on Wednesday afternoon.
The parents of the deceased, Mr. & Mrs.
S. II. Clark, were reached by telegraph
Sunday and arrived here on Monday,' ac.
companied by a little dnughter,and a broth
er of Mrs. L. T. Clark.
FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
The funeral ceremonies took place at
the M. E. Church at 2 P.M. Wednesday.
The Monroe street Choir of the M. E.
Church of Toledo, took charge of the sing
ing, and the following named ministers
were present and participated i
Dr. A. Harinount, Presiding Elder of
Findlay District, in which IVryshuig is
now located; A.J. Fish, Defiance; J. II.
lh-thnrds, Upper Sandusky"; C. W. Taney
hill, Ilicksville; J. C. Miller, Lcipsic; T,
J. I'opc, Sr., Northern Ohio Conference;
T. J. Pope, Jr., S. L. Hcilcr, William Cen
ter; F. Marriott mid M. Richardson, of
South Toledo; Henry Warner and R. II.
Chiibh,Perryburg ; and the following from
ToI lo : Dr. P.S. Donelson, L. A. llell.W
O. Waters, E. A. Kerry, T. N. Barkdull, N
11. C. Love, A. IloUinglon and 15. L. Row-
and.
Revs. D iiiel-on and Belt had been Mr.
Clark's Presiding Elder; and Reva. Pope,
fSethards, Hollington, Richnrdson, Bark-
dull and Love had been pastors at Perry
burg.
Twenty-two member of the Ttl-en-da-
wie Lodge, of Di fiance, several member
of Northern Light Lodge, South Toledo,
joined Pocenix Lodge of this place, and
proceeded in procession from the Hall of
the latter to the Church.
Theservice were conducted by Dr. IIar
MorjST, and opened by a prelude from the
Choir, followed by the rending of the scrip
ture leson by Rev. J. II.Bktuards; read
ing of the opening hymn by Rev. E. A.
Behrt; an impressive prayer by Rev. A
Hollington; reading of the second hymn
by Rev. A. J. Fish after which Dr. P. S.
Donei.S'jN delivered a most befitting dis
course, closing with a beautiful tribute to
the character of the deceased. Rev. L. A.
Belt followed with a chronological biog
raphy of the deceased, as follow:
Lemen T. Clark, son of Smith If. and
Nancy A. Clark was born in Mercer count v,
Ohio,' Sept. 21st, 1846. His parents bring
members of the M. 1C. Church he was from
early life familiarized with the doctrine
and iHngea of this church and became con
verted under the ministry of Rev. Ja. F.
Mounts, in the year lS'iil. On the day he
wns 18 years of nge he entered the Ohio
W'esleyan University in quest ot educa
tion, having prior to this attended the
common school of Mercer and the graded
pchool of St. Marys, Ohio. During hi
college course he stood among (he best of
his class, lie graduated in the year 1871
ami was united in marriage to Mix Martha
A. Robison, July 30, of the same year.
The Friday prior lo hi marriage he re
ceived the notice of hi election lo the Su
perintendeucy of the schools of Defiance,
Ohio, which position he tilled with great
acceptability and usefulness until Sept.,
1374, nt which time he entered the Central
Ohio Aijnuul Conference. He wns licensed
lo exhort, Jan. 1865, by Ren. J. Carr, and
to preach hy the Quarterly Conference ol
William street, Delaware, just prior lo the
lime of bis graduation. He was ordained
Deacon by Bishop Harris ul the session of
his Conference at Delaware, Ohio, in Sept.
1875, and wns ordained Elder hy Bishop
Simpson at tlio session of Conference at
licUefoutnine, Ohio, Sept. 1877. He has
tilled the following named nppoinliiienls
in the Central Ohio Conference: Florida,
one year; Pioneer, three years, and was
stationed September last at Perrysuurg,
Ohio.
Bro. Clark ha filled the positions of
teacher in the common school, tutor in
the University, Siieriiiteiideut of public
nd Sunday schools, Secretary of District
Conference, and Assistant i'ec'y of Annual
I onterence.and Mimsteroi the gospel. Me
died at Perryabtirg, Ohio, Dec. 1st, at the
age of 32 years, 2 month and 9 days.
Dr. IlARHOUNT closed with a feeling
tribute to the deceased, following which
the Masonic Fraternity closed the exercises
with the impressive ceremonies of the Or
derMr. Elmer White, of Defiance, of
Relating a Master in a elear and forcible
manner.
The following are (lie resolution adopt
ed by Tu-en-da-wie and Phoenix Lodge
Hall of Tc-en-ia-wie Lodge,
Defiakce, O., Dec. 2, 1878. J
Whereas It has pleased the Grand
Master of the Universe lo call our beloved
Brother, Lemon T. Clark, from labor here
to refrashment above; therefore be it
Jtaofresi That we, the brethren of Tn
en-da-wie Lodge, do hereby extend to the
bereaved wife and family of our lale
Brother our heartfelt sympathy in this the
hour of their great affliction.
iirsirJ That we as a Lodge attend the
funeral of our late Brother at Perrvshurr
on Wednesday next; that these resolutions
lie spread upon the minutes of the Iodge
ami that copies of the same be sent to the
wile ami parent of our late Brother.
HtNBY B. Harris, )
Bernard F.Slacle, Committee.
Joar.ru Ralston, J
Halt.
or Phoesix LfnoE,
l'tRRVBVRO, Dec.4,'78,
8, I
Whereas It having pleased the Grand
Muster of the Universe to call our beloved
Brother, Iemeu T. Clark, from the labors
ot earlli to the refresh inenia of eternal
joys; therefore by Phoenix Lodge No. l'i'i
r . V A. SI., le it
A'caored Tliat ill audi dispensation of
an All Wise Masier, wo lose a faithful
Brother, Masonry a friend, Chi i.tianiiy n
xealous woiker, and humanity an earne.-l
sympathiser.
JiefjlieJ Thai the lauly of his life as
a M.isuii, by individual emulation conserve
to our temporal and eternal hem til.
licolrtd Thai the widow and orphans
id our deceascil brother in I his time of sore
affliction, have our most hcrilvll ayhl'1
thy mill iu the absence, of their euilhly
comforter ami protector, we extend lo them
all the kindly offices thul as uu order we
are able to Confer.
lUtuhxd Thai a copy of these resolu
tions, iiuiler the Ke l of the Idge, lie given
the willow, aud a copy also given In the
Perrysburg Jw'hnal for publication.
A. O. Williams,
Jko. W.Caliakd, V Committee.
Henry Root, )
This "ad bereavement leave a young
blow with two little boys, aged about 5
ami 2 years. Mr. CLARK wa a member
Class " B," Masonic Relief Association,
and the widow receive SI, 000 from this
source.
The parents of the deceased desire to re
turn their grateful thanks to all who ex
tended them so much sympathy and kind
ness during (heir severe affliction.
The reins ins were accompanied south on
the (en o'clock train Wednesday night by
the parents mid fsniily of the deceased, and
Mr. A. O. William, delegate from Phot
nix lyodgc, to Mercer, Mercer county, whei-e
they were interred yesterday afternoon.
FROM BELLVILLE RIDGE.
Ed. Journal t-1 stn all "nut of sorts.
Mr wifs has gon visiting the girl Is st school
and I bsd to (! my own dinner, or starve.
lists just finished washing the dishes snd, oh,
dear, I burned on of my nngsr horribly
while cooking, But.nsver rr.lnd,! wisli I hadn't
a neighbor living nsarer than 50 miles. 1 can
not for tli lif of me iinsgln how ymi old
bsohelors est along without a eook. I used to
think it was horrible for a man In have liisseo
ond wife picked out before lis had got rid of
tbt first, but 1'Tt got nvar that.
Our school is progressing flnslj tindtr the
supervision of D. C. VanYnna of Freeporl.
Dave comes wall reeunimsuited, having taught
srral Urms and in each iustauc giving par
fact satisfaction.
U. C. Stsvensnn has moved his sawmill frm
the Center Ditch to the Devil 111 Prairie
whtr he owns a g'd farm. W art sorry to
liios Osorse snd his fsmilr and ws wish him
luccess iu his new enlarpriss.
Quite a number of our farmers here talk of
muring tn Michigan, having become disgusted
wilh Ih Hitching business. They say thatthty
want tn go whre liters is not so much dilcbiiig
reuuiied.
Rumor ssvs Hist the old McCutcbent ill
rnsd is lo be plsnked next summer. It is to be
honed thst something will be done. Of course
a plank road weuld b preferable to a mud
road, but it looks lika nonssns to plank ths
McCulchcnrill rnsd when there is such an
abundance of stone in close proximity to it. In
constructing s stone rnsd from Householder's
Corners to I'errysburg, a distsnce ol 12 miles,
ihere need no atone be trauanoneu more man
2J miles, and I venture In say that the stone
will cost nothing only ths hauling. 1 rlisps
sluu rosd might cost more in the beginning
than a plank aosd, hut a swns read would be
the cheapest in the end. 1 nal me Jiccmctien
ville road ought to be McAdamixed is ubvinns
ta every intelligent man, and there can be no
doubt that had the business men nl Perrysburg
snd the farmers along ths line of the road
aken a decided stand to bare this road JlcAd
amixed that it might have been dune years ago
snd the county seat might have been at Perrya
burg to day instead nl' at Bowling Qreen. But
I have said so much about MeAdamiiing the
old road thst perhaps the readers nf the Jouh
NaLare tired of hearing it but I feel that I
have an interest In Perrysburg and I don't like
to see bar left out iu the cold. Suppose that
the McUutchenville mad is neglected a it has
been, (the last Improvement amounts to but tit
tle) and the contemplated bridge st Eagle
Point is completed snd the people in Webster
Twp., and in tht southern pari of Herrysburg
take a notion lo lie Adsmite the Jim Smith
road t This would make almost a direct route
to Toledo and would certainly have a very dam
aging effect on the business interests of Perrys
burg. But enough of this al present.
It wss proposed by one of your correspond
ents sometime ago, that the ''embassadors" nf
the Joi'KNAL meet and have a kind of reunion.
He did nt mention any curtain lime or place,
but merely made a proposition, aud I hsve
heard nothing nl it sines. N I suggest thst
Pen i suing be the place for the meeting. Will
some oue set the time T Dun'l all speak at
once.
Someone of ynnr Millbiiry correspondents
has raised llellen lllsr.fi nverin Ireland, Lucss
coum v. I wss oyer thre the other dsy and
imnglned that I could smell "brimatnne."
i am not iu the habit nf betting, but if I can
borrow the money ol Kshlo at 15 percent.. 1
will bet a million of dollars lhat Otn. Grant
will be the nominee on the Republican ticket
tor President in 1830 and will bet annther mil
lion that if lie gets l he nomination that be will
bs elected, Whodaie tuke these bets ?
PERSONAL.
Michael ami George (toller of Hancock County
sre yitdiiNg friends here.
Mr. Henry Opp. of Angnis, Ind., is also hav-
in? an Interesting visit witn ma numerous
fi lends here.
The 11 row n Pros, had a very pleasant reun
ion here a veek or so since.
Mrs. Niinev F.cbert, nhnhssbeen Confined
lo ber bed for nenr 3 rears, is uu better.
GRIDIRON.
Nov. 28, 1878.
FROM MILLBURY.
Ed. Journal:! now know what a ' Mum"
Soeisl is. It's when nn one is there al least
that is 1 lie kind Ibe last one wss sod you know
they said it wss to be a " mum."
Turkey dsy psased off successful at Millburyi
All that bothered me wss 1 couldn't eat more.
In the evening Dsn Walburu gsve the young
folks a sbsnce lo trip the " light fantastic
It was an enjoyable sffiir.
The wheat thieves Dientinnad Inst week w.re
bound over tn Court. Mr. Hymn Ritchie was
attorney lor Mr. Tipiady. The defendants
were unable to procure counsel.
ibe suit ol Charles St. Denis vs. L. I.ucs
A. Co. for "back pay" was a hard foughtone.
A. M.Tresdwell for plaintiff, and D.H.Com
mager for defendants. The jury, however, re
turned a verdict for defendants In the sum
II. JO, that being Ihe smounl overpaid instead
of a balance due the plaintiff.
Mr. Jacob Crummel, while geing home ths
ether sight on horse back, was thrown from
his horse. His fort became eulangled in Ihe
stirrup and the horse struck him nn the head
with Ihe sharp eurk of the shoe, eauaiug a frsc
lure of the skull and driving a piece of the bone
to Ihe brain. Al the present writing he is in
critical condition, hovering between life and
destb. Dr. Tracy, or Millbury, aud a doctor
from lotedo are attending bun.
The United Brethren have begun a protracted
meeting, norry to see so mucb mud for it will
hurt their meetings.
A conductor nn the L. S. Si M . S. had a nar
row escape on last Monday morning. All weal
bound freight trains bar to register at tins
station. After hating signed the register
attempted to board the traiu while iu motion.
The platform being very slippery from Ihe re
cent snow he slipped aud fell striking on the
rail, flsd h not been at lha rear eud uf the
ear he would have been crushed.
On Saturday Isst the town was thrown Into
fever nf excitement by the report that Mr.
Ptrohl had suddeuly becsme insane sud had
killed one of bis sous and mortally injured an
other. But we were mueh relieved lo find lhat
It waa all a boax, probably started by some
evil minded person loi lb purpose ul injuring
Ur.Sirolil, bnii subjeot to an aberatlun
the mind, bat baa never been knowu to become
violent.
Tbers is ennsidersble talk nf a new stave
factor j being built over al I.atcha, by Sl.Lnnis
ami Uoetnn parties.
There ia a new grocery in town in the build
loa formerly used by Chris. Uermsn.
A frenchaisn niphued by Mr. T.C.Wight
junioed from Po. e on alumlsv and got pruilv
wll shook up. but molheresrlh kinrilf received
him In her enihrsee sod he wss not hurt.
got bis mouth fill' n' ssnd, though.
SQUIRE AND PERSONALS.
One of the preachers Isst Hundsv night
prayed for some gn pel eve salve an that sinners
might sppreriste llieir mirery. Home of
vrioked bois recommended Mas ana l.iuiment
Msror Lone warns to know vi !at In do
y.iur rorrespoiident lor giving h ill away
week. Pll'n the thine, Joseph.
Wonder where our organist wss a week
last Sunday nlviitT Ask l.lisrly lerpemng
Psrties wishing to i blsiu riivoices. spply
C. Parker, Attorney and Counselor at Uw,
futitrt.
.Miss Doelittle, of Warne. Mich., is visiting
Iter cousin, .Miss mens t listmisn.
Mr. leu kin. our jolly snd obliging bsgpsge
master lell us on t'ridsy to lake a similar Htai
lion on tin n. t;. II. K
Who changed the wheels on Albert Bailey
buggy some lime auoT The bora ssv
weie slerpy snd wauled Iu go lo bed if it
roiorisv night.
,ierv-t "hy does Johnny Enff slop off
Millliurv soo.'WjiT Will II O riae and eXplainT
V) li v la II lust iiinip light is so injurious
Ihe eves of Ihe youTig msii on funds y niirhlf
Any one giving a satisinctory answer will
Ci-lve tlisiiKs of an anxious tuqnher.
Mis. Finch has moved from her to Toledo,
Miss Prsnki Win lit began her school
Moodsv, Hlie will lesoh lbs Chris. Crumniel
eohnol instead uf French as
area.
HYTO.
Millbury, Dec. 3d, 1878.
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 29, 1878.
Gen'l and .Senator Ciordon in the nnpar
allelled magnanimity of his great heart, is
willing to concede that the average north
erner may have, after all, some commend
able trails nf character, though of course
thoy are not to be mentioned in the same
breath with the sublime attribute inher
ing in the genu bull-doxer. lie, this
whilom generalissimo of the Georgia Kn
Klux, has been led to this charitable view
of the Yankee nature from aid contributed
north of Mason and Ilixon'a linejor the
relief of victim) of the yellow fever acourga
that ao recently decimated the town and
country of the lower Mississippi Valley.
This amiable sou of Mar ha almost con
cluded to foigive Ihe North and West for
their past factious opposition to the pur
pose of Nationnl Democracy, and to draw
the mantle of charity over the uncalled fur
interference of those sections with the pat
ilotic programme which Democracy sought
tn enforce between April 1SC1 and April
1365. But Blaine, the Chandler and
few other stalwart have tipped the fat all
n the fire hy their olficton attempt to in
ter meddle with "home rule" and to mak
"local government an exasperating mock
ery by depriving Senator Oortluu Demo
cratic constituency of its inherent right to
whip, chase with blood hounds, mutilate,
murder, and annihilate all dissentcrs.w bile
and black, from the lonela of ruffianly, cut
throat Democracy. It probably has never
occurred to this gentle Georgian that he
and his copartners in the eflorl made to
render the Union established in the blood
of the father and doubly cemented in that
of their eons, stand in need of a vast
deal of forgiveness for Ihe 500,000 men who
were sent down into untimely grave
through the colossal crime of secession.
He seems to forget the magnanimity exer
cised by the victot ioiisstnl wans when they
spared every one of the thousands of lives
that had been forfeited tinderthe law, com
pared with which, in point of generosity,
Ihe aggregate of yellow fever contributions
is a mere bagatelle. And it might not be
amiss for him and other sentimental gush
ers of his class to remember that under nil
the sirens of the 60 month of unprecedent
ed distress nnd hard limes, nil directly
traceable to the Democratic rebellion, the
stalwart for whom Mr. Blaine and the oth
er alluded to apeak onlv demand that the
law shall be respected in Stale under
Democratic control, precisely as tbevure
where Republicans shape legislation nnd
ntorce it without respect ol politics or per
son. , 1 In l the sum tntnl ot stalwart of
fending it is all they have ever demanded.
And Mr. Ijonton and other ol equal intel
ligence ought to understand that the ex
cesses of which Southern Deniocrncv has
been guilty during the past six months,
have solidified the reputable masse North
and West into nn irreaistable power that
will enforce respect for the laws and equal
human right. They are in deadly antag
onism to the aatanic spirit of secession nnd
tvu Kiuxiam; and the repetition of the
titrage of the past campaign will only
make them more solid and impart addi
tional momentum, in their mission to make
Republican Government a living and vital
fact la every one nil over this land having
right to claim the prelection implied by
American citizenship.
Members of Congress arrive bv every
train. Ihe Capital ha been newly swept
and garnished. The request thai members
I important Committees meet prior to next
Monday to get their work well in hand.
has been without much e fleet. A few re-
ponded but it was usually found that no
quorum was present when they ussembled
at their respective room. Hence little has
been done other than to perfect oue or two
unimportant bill and to parcel out re
maining work to sub committees. Con
test lire likely in the cases nf a poilion of
the few Republican elected to the Lower
Hotne from ihe South ami by defeated
Democrats in some .Northern disti ids : anil
the Colorado nnd other precedents in the
ime direction, nttord Utile hope that pur-
li2.ni advantage will be ignored bv the ma
jority in deciding thein.
1 lie challenge ol secretary NMiurz lo
Gen. Sheridan wili bring the Indian ques
tion promptly before Congress. It seems
UKelv llinl Hie war ol which Mr. !cliui z
letter was a formal declaration, will rage
hollv, iilllirough the session, perhaps, lie
tween the adherents of Ihe Armv aud the
Indian Bureau. But it is not general v
expected that the care nf Ihe Indians will
be translerre to the latter nl Una session.
It is gratilving to he aide to slate that
measures looking iluectlv to the revival
of our commercial supremacy on land ami
waler will be urged by the Administration
Every symptom goe lo how that the
ftnancicl tinkers will take early advantage
of Ihe opportunity ofl'e'red by the bank's
proposed treatment of silver, to resume
their congenial work nf turning back the
tide of biiHiiieHs confidence, bv more finan
cial legislation.
There appear to hare been the usual
number of drunken men sent lo the Station
muses on Thanksgiving dav, nnd Dr. Ran
kin preached, a usual, a stalwart sermon.
DEWITT.
FROM SCOTCH RIDGE.
of
a
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with
lasl
ago
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in
they
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Ed. JotiRNal.!-The thought has at last
dawned upon my Consciousness, Hint the read
ers uf the Joubnal might wish tn bear from the
Ridge, semi occasionally, and as no article has
appeared for some time past, from her. I shall
eudeavor lo make a brief review of passing
events. Thanksgiving dsy waa not very gen
erally observed at this place, although many a
turkey paid Ihe penalty of fat living by beine
offered up in some instances ss a " burnt offer
ing." I know whereof I spesk when I speaa
of burnt offerings, and would nut wish lo tske
part in any more such sacrifices where burnt
turkey is to be the offering.
Now were I to mako a personal allusion tn
all who hav entsrsd the roirriage relations in
this locality sines last I wrote you, it would
cans u bstchelorsto draw a sigh of relief, but
suffice it to say they sre too numerous In men
tion. Msny of the old eitisens have passed
sway within Ihe past few months. To use the
Isngiiage of Ih Rev. Josh Powell, of whom al
lusion was made in the JocasiL of the 22d
nil., many an aged tree in the forest nf the
Lord ha bren felled by the expeil axmui-
death ; but Ihere is some consolation in l
fact that the forest is last being filled wilh au
undergrowth of fine arid besulilul young trees,
nrmiy rooiea mil wmi oriillanl loiiagu.
I ne people at to tmueri ar rniisged in a
pnstiifrtc unpleasantness. Anr further allu
sions In the affair at this time would only add
fuel loth flames already kindled in this im
mediate locality,
Davidson ti Sun have sold 121 puira nf rub
ber and (iim boot a wiihiu t lie put 30 days, aud
tiade in to it line hsa nnlr commenced.
Robert Hates, a fsi mer hn iraides m b ut 2'i
miles east ol (bit place, haa b. oome daueeroua
lv iuasne from religion exeitemsnt. Mr ll.tr.
wss a native of Eog land and e.iui lo Una e nn-
Iry about 13 years ago, Ibe inoht ul which lime
lie has been s rest, lent ol Weod ooniitr. Chris
lian fidelity has been s m ilked chsraclrrii-tic i f
Mr. Hales and by hi neixhlmia and all who
knew him he has alwaya been eoosidrad tn he
a man of uncommon sound mind, of candid
judgment and a man ol unusual iip:ighinpj ;
a kind neighbor aud a consistent christian.
It Our I attended ttie ramp ineeliiik' nt Portage
Isst Summer and besme enamored with the
id of Holy Sanuutication,1' end after the
close nl the camp mvriing, lU v. Ramsey, n
Howling Green, presiding p. nor al Oeuler
Church I. e place where .Mr. Ilsies alieud
church look up the issue of 8.uiciilicstlon snd
most forcibly urged II upon his euuxregslion
holding holy meetings and oiherwiae urging his
flock on to sancnfleaiion,and Holier! beoaineso
taken up wilh Ihe iasue and atrove so hard lo
obtaiu the aanctirying influence, thai b became
insane. It is reported lhat oilier ol the con
cregatlou are evii u no on the veige of inaauitv
from Ihe same cause. Mr. Hate's neighbors de
clare thai should another become as sir. U.
thst tlr. Rains? will be dealt with according
lo the merits of Hie case. pplicalinn was
made tn Judge Phelps on ihe 3d mat. fur his re
moval loth Aaavluni ai Columbus. It is truly
so in bare a imn neighbor aud Indulgent par
ent thus lorn from his family and separated
from the sss ciatiun nf friend and b eaged in
an aavium in consequence ol the wrong tesob
logs of s deluded religious faualio.
ALLSPICE.
Dec. 4, 1878.
Theodore Thomas having survived Cln- '
clnnati beer and pork several week, the
Jersey City ,truinnf thinks he must be a
truly able artist.
If a roan will swop off all the relialnn
creed he hns got on hand and Invest the
proceeds In charily, lie will allwus be
proud or the Job. Joth Billing.
Philadelphia JiuUrtiv: Now Ihey call
Harriet Hosmer a "Woman Inventor."
Don't beleive a word of it! Harriet hns
never invented a woman. Tell that lo the
Hosmerlncs.
Danbiiry jVVics ; "Henry C.JWork, the
author nl that tn In I song , '.My Urnndlath
er's Cluck,' I a native of this Stale. It wa
generally believed that he, waa an Ohio
man, and we regret to learn that he is not."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Harper's Weekly.
1870.
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r0 WHOM IT MAY CO.NCEH.N.
1 PETITION In Ihe Court of Common Pless
xV of Wood county. Ohio, wss duly filed
with the (Merle of said Court on November 12ih,
A. I. loin, preying for the v icstion ol Spring
street I mm l.iirhtner St. to Cherry St. in the un
incorporated town of Ml. Prospecl. commonly
called Brsdner, Wood county, 0.. signed by R.
Crocker nnd seventeen others, proper! v owners
nn asid street, fisid pennon will be lor lies r
iug at the next term of said Court. .IU
yirtllFF St SALE.
Andrew Roach, J 1 n Wood Co., O.
vs. Court of
Gilbert Reach, etal. Common Pleas.
By virtue nf a 3d plures orderof s.ile,lssued in
above entitled cause, Wy the Clerk ol the Court
ol Common Pleas.of Wood comity, Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered.! will offer for
sale st public vendue, st Ihe front door of the
court-house. in Itowli ng Green, on
Tnosdnv, Prcrn-.hcr 2-lih, IS7B,
Ilelwcen 10 snd 11 o'clock foreaoon, of ssid
day, the following described real estate, tt.-vr ii :
The north lull of the southeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of Section Nn twenty
lour (21). in Township No. one ( 1 Coi
led States Ruserre, of twelve miles square, at
the foot of Ihe Ranids uf the Msumee River, in
Wood county, Ohio containing Inenly (20)
aoes njore or less. Appraised at $1,11)0.
A Isn, tie south half of the southeast qnnrter
of the northwest quarter of Section twenty-fuitr
(24 I. aforesaid. Apprsised at 11,100.
Terms of Sale Cash.
ORRIS HENRY. Sheriff-.
Cool .V Tsnrr, Atl'ya for Uel'ls I'rediiiira.
Nor. 21, 1878. 32i$8 go
kniiiciir's salt:.
Charles C.-eps, I fu IVond County, 0.
vs. Court of
Hiram Wilise, el al. Common Pie .
Uy virtvie ol an order. if ssle for costs, issued
in the above entitled cause, by the
Clerk ol the Court of Common Pless, of Wood
county , Ohio, a nil to me d ii ected and del i vered,
I will offer for sale st public vendue, st the
front door of the Court House, in Howling
Green, on
'1 ueiday, December 24th, M78.
Between 10 sud 11 o'clock forenoon, of ssid
da v, the following described res I eMate.r o-wii:
tn-lol Nn. one hundred and twenty-four (124)
Appraised at (10.
In lot Ao. one hundred and sixty fire (163.)
Appraise. i at I .'J
In-l'l .."ne hundred and seventy-two l 172 ).
Appraised at $2i.
Iu -lot o. one Ii i ml re J and einhtv-uinel 183),
Appraised al 1201.
All in the village of 1'errvsbu.rg, Wood eoun-
ty, Ohio, Term nf Sale I ash.
llllil. lir..Mt l , Mienll.
HoLLVSBECIS, Pl'tOa Ally.
Kuv. 21, 18.8. 2e$8 80
F.t.Af. N OTIC 12.
Horace M. Tibbie and Elix .1. Dibble, nf
Wadena, Minnesota, will lake nnt'C I lint Ihe
nmtersi" neil hsa filed bis petition in the Court
nf t'nmmon I'ieng if Wiiod county, Ohio, in an
sctioii wherein he is plaintiff, and Ih. said llur
see M. UibUie and r.ln.i J. nibble together n ull
Clinton Sti-jiiir and A . C, Thomas are defend
ills, setiintf lout. tht on April 7lli. 1B7B snd
Kln.i J. Dibble made and delivered In I. I'. 'frib
ble and Aiitlrmy Cublv her two promissory nnies
nf tli.it dale each lor the sum of 130 79 rlnu
i 1 suit 2 years from date respectively,
rith interest at 8 percent, per annum. That
sold r.lisn J . :iiuoie anil Horace M. Dibble In
secure the payment of ssid notes executed and
delivered to said Tiibble and Coblv their mnrl
kaje deed ol that date of the following described
binda sud tenements, to- it i l,n N. BV in
V. I'orrev'e Ad.iilion to the village of llaskina,
Wood county, Ohio, less acre off the south
side (hereof.
Thai the unriersicued is the owner and holder
of said notes snd niorlgHgc security, snd Unit
there is due mm thereon the sum ol X20I.&H
n ilb interest ihereou st 8 per cent, per annum,
from A pril 7, 178. Thai on June lo, 18.6,
ssid Kin J. Dibble msde and delivered lo one
I). It. Oeduey her two promissory nolea of lhat
date, one for 1 50 due 1 years from date, and
one fur S7S due 3 years Irum date, each bearing
interest at 8 per cent., payable annually. I'hat
mi the said laat date said Kliu J. Dibble, In se
cure Ih payment of .aid noles, executed and
delivered In said Qeduey her montage deed
that date intending to describe therein aud con
vey to said Uednev Ihe lauds above described,
but that by mistake Ihe following land not
nwned by asid Eliza J Dibble were desoribed
therein, I" n il . Lot 84 jn A. V. Perry' addi
tion to ssid village nf Hackiiis, leas strip
the south side rods wide; lhat the under
signed is ihe owner soil holder nl said nnies s
the said inlend-d sud sclusl mortgage security
thereof; Ibsl there is due In the undersigned
thereon, the Sinn nf t'M, wilh interest
I 8 per cent, on tlfl from .Inn. IS. 1877,
I id Iroin June In. 1878 Also suiting forth
sums lo become due on ssid notes, and lhat
nf euid sum are Hens nn the lands first above
described Thst said lands will not sell lor
sum sufficient In pay the ssid indebtedness.
That said rJliza J. Dibble hsa on other
property subject lo execution In psy
ssme. Thst she onnlrscted ssid indebiedusks
for Ibe benefit of herself snd her sepersle es
late. Thst the said defendants Hegur snd
Thomas ar indebted to her lor rent of said
premises first above described.
The prsyer of said petition is that said
mentioned morlgsge be reformed o as to de
soribe Iht Isnds first above mentioned; that
the HherilTot Wood county b. appointed a re
ceirer to rent said premises snd collect
rents and pmflis thereof and bring lie aame
into court fur the pa y of said indebtedness
for other proper relief.
And notice is hereby given lhat unless
said Horace M. Dibble and Ellia J. Kibhle an
swer said petition by December 28, 1H78. th
allegation therein contained will he taken
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
OF.OKOK W. YOUNT.
S0fl3 ti By Cool to. Taour, his Alt'ys
nk is your own town.
Outfit free. No risk. Reader,
you went a buainr st which person of either
aex caa mak great pay ell th tins, iii.y
work, writ for particular to H. UALLITT
Co.,Porllend, Mai a.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A,
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HOLIDAY GOODS!
Toy s and lotions I
Large Assortment and Cheap!
All tlio Nowcst Stylos Oat 1
CALL AND SEE THE STOCK
AT
A.H.CHAMPHEY's DRUG STOUE
Before lie War Times we Good !
MRS. SPAULDING
lias Opened her Mammoth Block of
Whiter Millinery Goods!
HATS AND BONNETS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
She also lins Z phyr. Card Boi rd,
Notions of all kinds. Come and see her nice S;ock or CHRISTMAS FUUS.
MR. SPAULDING
Hag also put In a Slock of
Christmas Toys,
OVERCOATS.
OVl'ltCOVI S, for Illen, all Prices.
WVF.lt CO ATM, for Tnulli,
OVKIItO ITS, far Hoa,
OVEIttOATS, for Children"
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT!
An Elegant Stoclc Gents' Fuvnislimg Goods.
Immense Stock Heady-Made Clothing.
A K l.li AXB COJlI'l.r.TF I.IN t- OF f'l l'l.G, OVEKCO i ri.MGX
AH D t'A. I INGS
FOR CUSTOM TAILORING.
II ABLE Y, The One-Prico Clothier,
169 & 171 Summit Street, Toledo, O
GRAND
OF
MEW
AT
A. G. Williams k Bro's.
One of tho I-arest Stocks ever on exhibition in
Perrysburg, and.
The Lowest Prices Ever Known!
CALL & SEE for YOURSELF.
TAYLORfMILLER
Gr 13 3XT
RUCGISTS
JUj
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PHARMACIST
A Complete Stock of
t'UIE DKI'IJS, DYE STUFFS, BAHK.S. HOOTS. IIEIU S
CI1KMICAI.S. ri'KAM TARTAR. SOD A, SIM'ES,
VICTOR" MAKING l'OVVDEU, GREAT VAIUEI V PATENT MEDICINES.
Wall Paper of
IN GOLD, SATIN, TINTS. BUFFS A BROWNS, an-1 BORDERS SUITABLE
TO A N V STYLE & QU U.II'Y OF l'Al'ER.
CURTAINING OF OHEEM. BROWN S 'ONE A OI'HKR T1NT8 A SHADES.
AI.SU, UUKTAia riXIUUKS, UUKU & TASSELS.
XVV WILL FINDWIIU'E LEX D,
Lr;t), -ra.Tinii mturv i . 1, vi - iti.t,i, j KI,,Uw OtllKr;.
ALL COLORS OF LEAD GROUND IN OIL. BRUSHES, LINSEED OILS.Ao
FLOWER POTS AND HANGERS IN VARIETY.
Zjamp Goods of
They are prepared to furnlbh all with
Handsome Mahy Carriages
At Ileasojiable Prices.
A comprehensive assortment of Bnishrs, Sash, Fl it Striping, Whitewash Heads.
Via IIICC 1 11111 Mll 1UUUI UlUOIIfS,
School Books, Slates, Pencils, Writing Paper,
PENS, INKS, eVc.,c.
Candies, Cigars
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PRESCRIP
TION DEPARTMENT
Give thein a call tad ba convinced
cny prices m
As Ik, were so Shall tie; lie Anain I
Motto a. Java rd EaDrond ('anv. and
Candies, ITuts.&c
ESTERS.
fT.ITP.HSJ, for nn, all Prices.
I LVrnin, for YoiMliN,
I'Lvil-.ltM, for Ilor.
I 1. VI FUN, fort hildren '
33 H. J. TLm
ASID -
the Newest Styles
MIXED PAINTS VENETIAN RICD, RED
All Dosoriptlona.
c& Soda Wator-
that their prions oompare faveribty with
eniue iiock.
DISPLAY
MISCELLANEOUS.
S Th. me.'-lnVs or ths Unaid E'
amlnsr sof Won conatv, 0., will be heU
follow
Bowling Greta, flatnrdsv, Sept. SB, let a.
Frirla y, October 3.
i Mstunlsv, November .
PUlnrdsf, November 23.
Saturday, December 7.
RULES.
Ths Mlnwln. rule, will be trlcllyenfnreil.
All eisnilnalion will enmmene promptly
at 9 o'clock 1. M. and close al S r. at.
Apnliesntt muet Inrnisn inerrseiyre w,n
' I 1. 1 rn.i.K.il
pen nd panel is, paper uov ui
bythUnrd. .
In nn ease will ranre tlisn tw sli mnnlhi
eeriiflcstesbe framed In lb ssme applies nl.
Applicants will be required in lurnisii -titles
tes nl (rood mnrsl cbaracter.
There will be nn eisminstinn f applicant
acepl st reiulsr mr-elinge of Ihe I'osrd.
No certificates will hereafter be antedated la
onver time Uught previnn tn emiiitii'H..
Cerliltrate will not tie issuea in applicant,
whose (trade Is less tban 70 per cent.
Df order "f Hoard.
R. M . Donnii.i t, ) Bosrd
W. 8. lUsisi.t.V or
O. D. HritKCKK, ) Extmlnsrs,
W. 3. II asssi.L, Clerk
JtOTICI; OF API OINTMENT,
t.titt. of John iodiiiavi, dee.a.ed.
The nndersigned hsa been appointed snd
qualified as Administrator uf lire esist nf John
Uondmsn, Iste of Wood county, deceased.
Dsted this 10th day ol October, A.I). 1878.
1). K. Hni.i.iKsxcx.
PERRYSBURG CARRIAGE
wagonTfactort.
W.H. HOLLENBECK &BR0
Arenow prepared lo make toorder
Wagons,
CllttOI'fa,
Sleiylis, &c.
Ws gone opIisndBlaHtineffnrasle
Carrie i and Sign I's i tiling doni in work
manlike manner. Kepsil work nf llbrnehr
promptly sttendedtn. Speci tsllentinn paid
Hor. Shoeing
TIIY tTSS.
nsvelhrexclosiveRigMof Wood snd I.nra
Counties. fort he E iceUior Srring lira re . I'e
ented February 18lb,1868.
Terrsborg, 0
atT?l MtfK
Q30 O -r
u
nan mike mnnty fssier al wnrk for u
han at anrtliiiit els. Capital ont rr
quired ; war will start jna. 1 1 1 prr dV
at hum mail, bv tli. iiiiliialriim. Man,
men, bj and Kills n'rrl .yprf. Iirrr I o
Krk for us. Jinw is llin Inns. CMStlvnutfi
and terms frrr. Thi'I t Co., Aiiiiiist. lie.
mJLJS HOW LOST. HOW fiESTCBPTi
JpT I'rBl.lSiisn a new edilinn lif Da. rrt
viawiLL'a Csi.sBHiTsn Kssv nn lli liadiesi
Cur. (withiiut rndirins)nf Siermatnrr era ft
neiiiiiini uessness, Invnliinlarr Kt n.ina I I.ns.
l''..r wale bi J. S. n,
Vtt
1 v
c
T Z
es, liiiputenrv, Mmital snil I'hjsicsl liirsparilf
Iniietliiiieiits In Miiriiaira, etc.: slso CnnMin.p
linn, I'lilli psy and Fits, imluccil by self iudul
gence or srxmil rtriivnfsire, Xc,
Price, in tvu Ind rnvrlopr, cinlf rr.
I' l.o frlilii li-d suiln r. in this srimirsble Ks
av, elesrli di'innnstistrs, friim a llnrly wars'
uccesslul .rsrlicu. Ilisl t lie alsmiini cons
qupiues nl si ll-aliii.e may tie rsiiirslly rxrrd
iilwnl Ihe (Isnvernus us. nf inleianl ni'riicrn.
or Hie iliciii'n nf I lie, knifs: unlinr nal .
nude nf ruis al nnre simjile. reri liu snd tflrt
Imil, by nieansnf nlurK every suffurer. its aim.
trr what his oniulitii n may be, mux .r. hiass.lf
cheatily, irvarely ad vdially.
This Lectvr. sk'i.ld b. in Ih. Iiasrla !( trtrj
ynail, and rvery man in Ih land. Seal under
seal, in plain pnvelu, in any adilr, ..
pai'd. on reeeipi nl f) el nr tan pnsisjre arsanp.
Address lbs I'lililishsrs,
TMK CIM.VKRWFI.I, MEPICA f. CO.,
P.O. Una 4581. 41 Aim St., flaw Yost;
34
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CAtOUIlKS WltlUN rKlklilll!IIi
UISl'EMSATUltY. Ektablisliiuiillk.rcriiKBi
tVlm.
Mtra'Dliick, Monroe street, Toted.
A Psrmantnl lktl tMll.n.
Th. nnilersl(rne
k.viar hsd Tniart
Torn rasa' K.xraaf
nor ss s fasfniciNa
.T, f T s I c 1 a h ia iha
h'T Mauniea Yalley, rail
"iXihe stlentlon nf tho.
that he has .slabliah.
e.l mil of room in
t Mrera Blntk, Mnnraa
J street, a rrgalar Itt.
psnsatnry for la.
Irealmenl sad perasas
keel car ul all knnva
PRIVATE DISEASES,
whether nf recent nilsln or of Inn slaadif IS)
Mai nr Female. The merest Inch lis !
tended th. prsclir nf the lindrrsiised I. ih
Ireslmenlnr disesses nniing undsr Ih sbot.
hesd is sufficient auarsule. thsi .hslever h
undertake h. perfr imep. snd ia (Very rat.ef
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