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VEKRYSP.UU3 JOURNAL.
K, A. lflU(ilN, Kitilor.
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Perrysburg, ThursJuy, Aug. 13, 1857
Republican Judicial Convention.
The RmuhHcana ol the S snlillvlloii In tlio 3d Jn
tii..t MnlinaiAii tn acnd dclrffAtea to
Judicial Convention, which will inert In tha town of
Cny. In the eotiniy o( WvnBdot, Ohio, on fuoidsy,
Tha bul of representation will beonedclc(tlo for
..oh SO Totes cult for John C Kremont.at the lata IW
Id.ntUI election, end o.ieaudlllunal delegate foi overy
fraction of not leaa tlian 25.
The total number of delegates by this bauli will be
171; m1 from each county will number axfollowi:
8eneca County 51 Crawford County.... 31
Hancock 34 Wood " ... -2
Wjandot -
O. W. UKIIKT, Chairman,
J. M. PATTKHSON. Seneca,
JACOB SCHIIOOUS, Crawford,
J. K. CAl'LKH, Hancock.
V. HOIXEXHKIJK, Wood,
RqmMcm Cmlral Crmiuttrt. 3d Sii. 3d Judicial Dill.
UPPER SANDUSY, O., July 26, 1857.
Republican Representative Convention.
vAiillnn.
The HepnbHcana orthe counlle. of V ood and Ottawa
.re reqncti-d to aend delegalca to a Republican Con
Tenllnu. to be held at Woodvile. on Wednesday, Sep
in,ler id. at 10 o'clock . M . for the purpose
nathlg representative, to be aupporlcd by the llcpub.
'Th. wilo'of replantation will be one .delate for
verv (illy ropnbllcan votes iiiveii at the lust fresiden.
?ial electU.anl one lor every fraction (.1 tsreuty live
and over, entitling the counties to the following vole.
Wood ill Ottawa
JAMES MURRAY, Chairman.
August 13, 1857—14td.
Republican County Convention.
The uepublicuns of Wood county are requested to
meet In ci...venii..n at Binlmjr firm, on Saiur, ay the
6 h dav of September, at 10 o'clock A. for the pnr
poa. of nominating candidates lor the f
to be supported at the ensiim IM election: One conn
Jr clerk one auditor, one probate Judav, one prose-
one county rnrainiwiom-r. an I one
JAMES MURRAY, Chairman.
August 13, 1857
American Nominations.
Tho Anierienn convention at Dajtou nominated
Jhe follnwini? Sinte ticket:
Kor (Jovornor Col. IMtcr Van Trump, of Lan-
etw. ., .-
For Lieutenant Governor N. 1.
Lucia. ' . ., ,
Treasurer of Stale Jonathan Uirsbmmi,
Nits'o, of
of
Montgomery. . it
Board of Public Works-Win. R. Arthur, ol
Hitrlilftittl.
Secretary or Slate-C. C. Allen, or Row.
Supreme Judge -John Davenport, ol Belmont.
This was a muss convention, lutt there were
nnlv 85 D-rsons. Tbo greatest diflrulty
b. convention met with was to find those who would
r.i .i,..mlvr. honored by a nomination at its
I Visa mvi.'
bands. They did finally succeed, however, and the
ticket was filled up. ,
psf Tho Republicans ol' Lucas county have
mude tho following Dominations : :
Auditor E. W. L'.'uderson, of Waterville, by
cctanuiiion. - ,- , .
Sheriff Heury D. Kingsbury, of Mcdo, by ac
clamation. Probate Judgo Henry Bennett, or N ashing
ton. Treasurer Stml. Blani'iiar.l, Toledo.
Clerk-Pules T. Clark, Sylvunin.
Pfoaecuting Attorney F. A. Jones, Toledo.
Commissioner W. L. Taylor, Spencer.
Intinnary Director R. A. Forsyth, Maumee.
Coroner Dr. Valentine Brown.
Perhaps a better selection could not have becu
made With such a ticket iu the field the Rc
p il li a i jhould, and wo believe they will, succeed.
-Tho new coiwtiiittioti of luwa bus bora
adopted by a largo nmjority.
-Tbo Kentucky conirruseioiiul delegation
stands seven Democrats to tlireo Americans.
JM- Major Rollins, tho Americun Freo S:ate
candidate for Governor ol Missouri is probably
lectod by a small majority. It is supposed to be
about 1,500.
JT Our friend, J. J. Manor, E.-q ,who was so
unmercifully slaughtered by Sieedinan and Backup
at their recent packed convention iu Toledo, is
poken of as the democratic candidate for Repre
sentative iu the Lucas and Fulton district II lie
get the nomination, it may be put down as a tri
umph of the people over the corrupt party leaders
who ruled the convention at Toledo.
S"Gov. Walker's rrxvnt march upon Law-
renew is the most silly, move yet made by tin-
administration to convince its pro-tlaveey
friend that all is right at the capital. The
Yankee women made sport of the Governor as
he passed through the country, and wli- tt In
arrived at Lawrence, not a door was closed,
not a hammer dropped not a plain put aside.
He had all the glory to himself. Finding that
he had gone ou a fool's errail I, he pot Ins viir
at work to eunjure up sonn cx"ii-e to gi
out of the scrape. The b-'St thing Iu- coul I do
was to circulate the riport thai Fort Rid ley
was surrounded by Indians, u n .1 its destruction
was roonvMitnrily anticipated. Of course lie o
once dispatched ihe troops to for Ri.lg-'lcy!
Hour such proceedings exalts an administration
in the eye of an honest an I intcl'.i.eitt people
What laurels will such expeditions b-stow upon
th American arms! And all this, loo. bxansr
the cilitens of Liwreuce concluded to a lopi
such rules for their social orgauizition us iheir
health and happiness required ! Iu view of thest.
things, why are not everybody democrats?
Zcho answers, why T
ff Mrs. Cuiitiitain, of 1! ml 'll notoriety, lia
beencuactiu another scene in her eventful drama
which is creating much excitement it's New York
fCitr. She bus been claiming to bo in cienle, and
tmt Dr. Bardell was ihe Wgnl father of tin? expect
,d heir. To carry out her professions and secure
the property belonging to tho Buidill est a le, sue
entered into an alliance with her physician, Dr. L'lil,
4o feign sickness and procure a child from come
unfortunate California grass widow. All this was
gone through with wheu the Dactor di.-eloscd
rand. As she Iml never made any claims ou
ground of being the mother of the borrjwed child,
it witrbe difficult to convict h t of the intended
riine, the penally of which is iuijjrisoii:n-iil
lb penitentiary for not more than ten years.
jV. ha been cited to uppear before tlio medical
faculty of the city to auswer to the charge of hav
ing divulged professional secrets. & 'I lie whole
thing i in a snarly condition, and will afford
Tor the lawyers and editors of Nc jik for
Atttsix month.
W The deuiocracj Lave been startled Ly
BBouncemctit that Geo. W. Belden, of Stark
Kal'tMen appointed IiUict Attonay for
Mattham District of Ohio. Thejeaouotaccouut
ft, W tb ma itey rCcommecJetl
Democratic State Convention.
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The IKMincratic Bluio Convention nominated
H. n. Puvne. of lilcvelanil, for Governor on
ihe 1st ballot. Payne, 1S7 J Ranncy, 83; Mc
Dowell 61.
VV. II. Lytic, of Hamilton, was nominated for
Liuitteiiant Governor on tho 3d ballot. Lytic, 233;
Smiih, 63 ; Cox, 44.
Whitman was nominated for the Supremo Judge.
Morris, of Monroe, was nominated for Treasurer of
State on Oth ballot, Morris, 209; Morgan, 131.
J. Reiuhardt, or Fruuklin.for Secretary of Stato.ancl
A. L. Backus, of Lucas Co., for Board of Public
Works.
Here are the resolutions they adopted :
1. lhwlvtd. Bv the Democracy or the State or
Ohio in Convention assembled, that it is otic or
the first and highest duties ol the people or a re
publican Government to obey the laws ol tho coun
try, whatever they may be, until moditied.ropenled,
or pronounced unconstitutional by a Court of com
petent jurisdiction; and that ull attempts to evade
or resist this high obliira lion of our national com
pact is an act of rebellion loading to revolution, und
should be frowned upon by every lover of tho
Union.
2. lluohcd. That at this, the first Convention
or the Democracy since the Presidential election or
18SK, tbo Democracy or Ohio present iiicir con
rraitilntions to the Democracy or tho Union, who
si aid the tide, of sectional fanaticism, which was
last sweeping the vessel of State upou the quick
sands of disunion.
3. llowhrd. That wo hnvo every confidence in
the patriotism, talents and integrity of the Na
tional Admini.sti'utiou, nnd we cordially endorso
the doctrine, enunciated hy President Buchanan in
his Inaugural Addresss, to dispose of the sluverv
issue in Kansas by submitting the same to a vote
of the acluid residents of the Territory, us eminent
ly wise nnd Dcmncmtic.
4. Rcsohnl, That the grent doctrine of popular
sovereignty first proclaimed to the world iu the
Declaration ol Independence, reiterated by Mr.
Jefferson in his resolves or 1781 endorsed by the
Kausiis-Ncbraska Act, and ro niiirmcd in the Cin
cinnati platlorm. if f.iirly carried out, will rid the
country uiike of Northern and Southern fanaticism,
and li.v.'S iu pei'j ctnity the existence of our glori
ous Union.
a. rYsoDeJ, Tint while, wo look to no author
ity but reason for our political opinions we deem
it proper toexpress deep gmMticuiinu nt tho con-
curieiiee of the S'ipreine Court of the Udtcd Stutes
in tliu doctrine with regard to the Lonslitnnonai
Powers nnd I'ntiiical U'ghts of tho States und Ter
ritories, winch have been maintained by the
oc ralic Party and lunnally avowed by it in the three
National ColivcnlioiiS.
G. Resolved, That ttio lato defalcation in Ihe
Treasury of the Stute imperiously demands that the
money of tho pcoplo jdaced ihciein, should be
guarded with jealous euro, and that, its tho only
means of so doing, we re-assert und re-endorse ihe
resolves nf the Djinoeraiic .Suite Convention of
the 3ih of January, 1S54, pledging the next Dem
ocratic Legislature to curry il into ell'cct in word
and d'icd as follows :
" Ucbulvtd. lhat the independent Treasury es
tablished ly tlio Democracy of the Union, niter a
continued si niggle tor years, has in its practical
operation, vindicated und proven nil tbat was
claimed for it by its wannest advocate. Awl lin t
the Democracy of Ohio arc iu favor of tho enact
ment by llie Legislature, of a system, similar in its
principles, for the sate keeping and distribution of
the puiilic lands of the State."
7. UenuiuJ, That wo ura iu favot of nn eco
nomical udiuiuNtralion of the State, und the Fed
eral Government ; nnd that tho public policy de
inniids, at this time.the most etli -ieut und thorough
measures of reform in Ohio, in order to reiiuce tho
burdens of taxation by restraining the operations
of Iho government from projects of public expen
diture, not necessury or essential to its strictly
legtiuuite purpose, and uiso by imposing saiutary
checks upon tho abuse of the taxing power in the
hands of the local authorities.
8. Renah'td, That Win, II. Gibson anil John G.
Bivsliu, by their corrupt embezzlement of the pub
lic moneys, merit, and wo trust, will receive the re
ward of iniquity, u'lthiu the walls ot the Ohio Peu
itoiitiury."
The first resolution strongly intimate! that
there ere icrtai.i laws iu existence which ure
obnoxious to the people uf Ohio. Of course.
reference is had to the fugitive slave law, and to
the Champaign coumy case. Yet they say we
must ob.ay this Uw until it is rep died, an I every
democrat in Congress has invariably voted
against its repeal, ami even this convention
failed to say that its repeul was demanded, or
even wished for, by Ohio democracy.
The second resolution congratulates the de
mocracy of the Uutou (that is, the South) in pre
serving tile Union las', fill, by eccting a .nan
upon a strictly sectional platform, hy a strictly
sectional vote. Its consistency is h-uiitiliil.
The third endorses Buchanan, and sanctions
his assertion that ill; uctual settlers of Kutisas
should be entitled to vote. But t tiy have not
a word to say about the fact thai 1 GJO persons
were enroled as voters hy the adoiiiitstration
officers when thero were over 23,000 ! gal voters
iu tin territory. Actions speak louder than
words, and such a resolution is simply ri lieu
lous when every act oflhe administration, which
it approves, puts he lie to its professions.
In their 1'iurih resulve they endorse the doc
trine of Saunter S jv -rignty with an " if" which
plainly indicate their acknowledgment of the
fact that Pierce trjni.i-d il un ler loot, and thai
Bachaiijii is to-day using llie lurce of the Amn
io deleal its opetaiions ill Killsas.
The fifth eud.ir.ss llie. Dm I Seott decision
with all its uboiuiuu licitis.
Tin sixth resolution favors mi independent
trcusaty tyi'eni for the Slate, which will ufl'ir.l
places for mere oOice. seekers, and cost the people,
more nioti-y to keep up governm -ntat expenses.
Uud. r its op rations, we should soon ex. ret
see quite a col my of Oiiio dcin jcrats located
with Drcslin in Canada.
Thi seventh deel tr.-s in favor rif economy
the administration of the State G jvernoi.-in j
II nv thai soon is, CiMiMting from u party fresh
from the field of public pluudei a naity that
has robbed the State Treasury, within th? past
five years, uf over two millions of dollars!
I'hey can now, that the State Treasury is empty
from their pilfering, well alf.ird lo profess a de
votion to an economical administration of
affairs of government.
The eighth resolution created quite a sensa
tion in the convention, a lurgf number of
dclegstis claiming lhat it ivai politic
sustain Kreslin. The maj iriiy thought other
wise, and the resolution was fin illy adopted.
This will not suit soni-i of our democratic papers
in Ihe North-West, which have been II ilding
Brcsliuiip as a model of perfection and injured
innocence.
Taken altogether, litis convention has proved
failure. In the firsl place, Raoney was crushed
because he coul. I pol swallow the Fugitive Slave
Law and the Died Scott Decision without
apparent ifl'ot; uud Riley was literally kicked
out of the convention by Steedman and
friends to give I'm kus a ihancf for another
operation on the tau.l. Of course
grey hairs of our friend Bites were not tult'tcient
Ur to iqvc L i in from kick fiom tlio Mine quar:cr
for the leme purpese; euJ rumor v.js i) at
who brought him forward for Treasurer, did so
lo cut his throat and keep him outof their coun
ty convention.
There is no element of popularity in either
their platform or ths candidate whoatand upon
il. The whole thing is ick with the hollow
horn, and an Ignominious defeat must be the
result.
Republican Convention.
Pursuant to previous notice, the Republicans
met at the Court House in Perrysburg, on Satur
day the 8th Inst, tu appoint delegates to attend
the different conventions to be bold during the
full.
On motion, B. Wood was chosen President, nnd
J. F. Price, Secretary.
On motion. S. Jcficrson, N. D. Blinn. S. Kuder,
Martin Warner.and J. McFaddon.were appointed a
committee to report delegates to the several con
ventionssaid committee made tho following re
port :
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Geo. I.asky, Jos. Murray, E. D. Peck. S. Spink,
Ebcr Wilson, Jas. W. Ross, E. Graham, F. Hoi.
lenbcck, and E. Wood.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD AT CAREY,
Aug 25, 1857.
Jas. Murray, A. Cook. F. Holleubeck, J. F.
Price, S. Jefferson, and D. M. Meflbrd,
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.
M. Warner, E. Fuller, II. Hosklns, A. Shivoley,
John Osborn, John Russell, S. M. Chilcote.T. Rudi
til. Jesso Clmncc, G. Lyons'J. A. Kellcy, Jus. Pern-
ber, John Fenton, Thos. Gorrill.J. F. Slubbs,Julius
Blinn, Jus. W. Ross. E Wilson, F. Holleubeck,
le Mnore. H. Shin-lev. Win. Houston, Win.
Ewing, H. L. Wood, E. Gniham, and S. Kuder.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION, Aug. 28, 1857.
S. Kuder, C. Ha-kins, A. Chirk, H. L. Wood,
Dr, Smith, Wm. Pratt, Jas. Donaldson, Win. Ew
ing, E. D. Peck, Eher Wilson, Robert Fenton, J
A. Kellcy, John Norris.J. W. Woodberry.
Rcmlvr.d. That all the Republicans or Wood
County, are invited to attend all of the uforesnid
convention ' aud will be couciilored delegates to ihe
sn mo.
E. A. Iliggins, Edwin Tuller, and F. Holleu
beck, commilte on resolutions reported the fol
lowing ;
Rcaalvttl, That now. os lu-retoPire, we have no
desire lo inlerlire w ith the institution of slavery in
the sta es where recognized, and that noiv.as here-
telore we ure unalterably opposed to its IiHthcr
cxieu.-ion.
Resolved, That in S. P. Chase we hnvo a model
Governor, und that we uro'iti fuvor of his re-uotiu-tuition
bv acclamation.
Rtmhtd, That we fully approve the cntirse
mirsucd bv our Kcprcsentuiive, Hon. Ji. LI. 1
iu the lust letrislature, and iu view of his inflexible
iutcgr ly ami si rici attention to the interests of his
constituents, do rec.mnueud him as a suitable can
didate for re-election.
Resolved, That the delegates, this day nppoint-
el lo attend to tho Republican Stute Convention,
he instructed lo use their inllnence to secure the
nomination of our 1'elio.v citizen, Asher Cook, Esq ,
for Lieutenant Governor.
Resolved. Thai the delegates to the Senatorial
convention, be instructed to tiso nil honorable cf
forts to secure the nomination of James Murray.
Esq.. to Represent this Senatorial district in llie
uexl General Assemoiy,
On motion the convention adjourned.
E. WOOD Pres't.
J. F. PRICE, Secr'y.
The Illustrated Gymnasium.
This is the title ut a new book by R. T. Trail
M. D., now being published by Fowler & Wells,
New York. Tho work comprehends considerable
more than the title expresses ; Tor it contains) not
only nn exposition or Gymnastics proper, but also
ihe applications of Gymnastic, C'alistlientc, and
Vocal Exercises lo the develop nent of the whole
body, the proper training of wealc and defective
organs, and to tho cure of disease. Special M.-d-ical
Gymnastics (or particular aliments and in'ir
mitics have a prominent and important place.
Ling's sysjem of Linesipathy, as developed hy its
author und practiced by Roth, Georgia, an 1 others,
is extensively treated of. Brief instructions ni'e
given in the various "manly exercises," as Swir.
ming. S tiling. Rowing, Riding, &e. ; and not the
least valuable part uf it is fie analysis of the rudi
mcntal sounds of the English language, with the
instructions predicate 1 thereon, to enable the stu
dent lo obtain fall command of the respiratory ap
paratus, nnd acquire fluency aud power or Voice
and Speech.
All departments ol tho work are prom-cly illtis.
stinted with engraving.'. It is a book for the
Individual, iho Family, the Club, and tho S.'h -ol.
It will be completed in two numbers. Price for
tho work couip.ete, SI 25. Address Fowler &
Wells, 303 Broadway, New VoiS.
It U now sintLMl thai Governor Gumming will
probably not dt-purl fur Utah before Sptum.ior.
The A liniuistnuiou Usuidtu bvquiio well suiisfied
with Mornion alUtrs us they Ktuml.
f Tiw democrats uf tlie D.llinico S.'natorial
district Iiave re-nominated Mr. PikJpet.
O.i M niiiay evening, the 31 inst., tho Doltu
Mills, in liuli.ig n Flunring niid S-iw Mill, were
ilcitroyeil by lire. Lows about 615,000.
to
A XoNursCitipr S.vak :. Luik'S ll.'.-iry, con-r-t
able id Orange lowiisiiip, killed a Glials on Fri
day of last vet.k, in iliat township, whieh mens,
mod u feot in longt!, nnd writhed -li) (lonntls. We
are infruied that the oldest iuhuhjtanM of llie
vieinity never befure seiu ftiiythin- IiU it.
colors wore bla-.li ami yellow. Hancock Courier.
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MOVI !!-:ST8 OF I'lLMBUsTKIl Walkeh. The
New Oriean.s Delta chronicles som j of tho move
ments uf tins wuuhl bj Iier.i, n.s fullows :
Gn. Walker, Accompanied by Col. SnHei,
t'.ii- city, took his (k pai ture, to-day. for Mobile,
a tour df voted to the purpose of musing up
hearts of the people between lhat point and Rich,
mond, Va., to funiiih ihe "sinews ufwar" wliieli
he needs to go back and consunmuiiu ihu task
has undertaken uf Auierieunizing Nieiuaun. It
his intention, we uuchrstiiud, to tnup nt ull
principal iutennedi.iiti point long enough to kindle
the lire of Southern pmrio isin iu each pi. ice, aud
we have no doubt (he enihuyiariiii of Colonel Sut
ler will prove u valuable unxiliary to theeau-eof
the CT 'iariu!, nnd tliat success will crown their
fitious during tins tour. A lurgo proportion
the "material aid neccssaiy lur the new expedi
tion lias ht'elt already secured, nnd it is confideutlv
expected tliat tho uinouut Mill wanting will
raised without diltuully through Aiulmmu, Geor
gia, N irth und South C-iroiina, and Virginia,
llie direct nppcals of Gen. Wulker himself.
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Tbe L juisville Juumul nays : " The
Forum is now co market, the Tarpe-
i tn Hock a cabbage garden, the p dace of
Cw.urs a rope walk, and Ashland the residence
of J. U. CUy,"
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nancial the
these
My eon, hotr could you marry an
girl ? " Why, father, I am not able to
two women. If bad trmriit-d a 3 aiikee
I'd been obliged to hire nu Iiiab girl to
?.ro wf tier."
Shan Democracy Renounced!
iiouiiceu!
Judge Warden not be Sold to the
South!
Let Honest Democrats Read and Reflect!
Judge R. B, Warden, hitherto a prominent lead
er in tho democratic parly, who was elevated by
that party to a scat on the Supreme Bench, cannot
unite with tho Douglasitcs, who met in Columbus
on the 6th inst., iu their endorsement of iho Fu
gitive Slave Lew, tho Drcd Scott decision, &c. As
an honest, independent ciiizen, be boldly assails the
corruption or tho triumphant leaders or the party
in a lengthy communication in the Ohio Stale Jour
nuL Alter clearly defining the position or the
prrty under Its new platform, hy quoting from the
Drcd Scott decision, the Kansas" Nebraska net,
&c the Judge makes the following remarks which
should bo read and reflected upon by every lover
of our Free institutions :
I cannot believe, that the body of Iho Democrat
ic votciscnn como to know and nppreeiala these
ihlngs, without ulurm on tho subject of the rela
tions they susUin lo the party known as Demo
cratic. For my own part, 1 have been strongly
at inched to iho Democratic party -oo strongly
to abandon it from cuprice or selfishness too
strongly to witness its gradual change from ihe de
reuse or S ale Rights to centralism, without vig
orous efforts to revive i s undent fuith and restore
its ancient practice. For years . have seen the
party tendency to Southernism and Centralism
and within the party organization, I have fiiili
fully assisted other democrats in the endeavor to
restrain thai tendency. 1 now give up tho tusk
ns hopeless, lam no ubolitiouisi. I am no fanatic
For quitii seventeen years, I have been in Iho ac
tive service ot the Democratic party, aim m con
stant association with its worthiest members. The
whole number of influences to which I have been
subject has been uiifuvuruble to thu lorina ion of
extreme opinions, miolerent ot slaverv. lint 1
will not allow mv devotion to any pnrtv or inter.
est in politics to muko me silent. when ull the wtmlc-
somo rules ol law, when ail its constructions in la
vor of liberie, are pet aside, to muko room lur u
perversion of the constitution in the interest of the
property iu men, nnd when this perversion, iti-dend
il moving tlie iti'ltgunlinn ol tlio whole
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becomes a matter uf mhlition to the creeil ol t hat
party, which 1 have labored to rentier prosperous,
and which I had once hoped to find nlw(ys worthy
of my devotion and regard. 1 will nut workup
the uew idol of the Democratic party. I dure not
allow my respect for the good and true men, w ho
remain with ihe party, lo mho? her the sentiment ol
abhorrence with which I rogard tlie last addition to
the creed uf that party. S'o more obji-etioounle,
no moreviially dangerous, no inure entirely detest
able thing than this, was ever approved oy party.
I speak lively, niter the manner iu which I was
tuught to ppeak, by the IX1 niter a io party; truly,
as I hdve ever chosen to f-pi:a!i of mailers iclati.ig
to the common weal.
The indorsement by a jrrcat party of ihe dictum
in the UrcdS-.'ott case, ih-eiaraiir the want of pow
er in tlie C jngre.v and in the Territorial Lsta
turc alike, to prevent the introduction uf slavery,
lives that dictum theoii'y great iutponuuee.wliieli
ciu. bo attributed to it. That imiuigcment cuts
ihe throat of popular poveiviguty iu the territo
ries, uud stabs 10 the heart every eotnproini.-e made
on the subject ol slavery, not actually earned iuio
tha Conslnuiio2 of the United Slate. In vain
shall the intendim; Governor, Mr. Payne, 11 (feet, a
he did in the Convention wl.e.i nomioaled, to re
gard as "imniuteriaP the reasoning of Judge Taney.
leadinsr him to declare
the Missouri Comnromi-e iu:t. Tliat particular
act is pronounced invalid only because acts of Con
trives aud ail uc is of legislation in the territorial
form, ars iucearily, aeeordlng to the docisio't. in-,
valid, so far ns th.-y attcu.pt to prevent the iulro-
iluettouol sl-iv pr;.'p.T.y into u.:y teirdory not
covered by a Stut-j government. 1 repeat, ihe
D-'tiiO 'iMiic party and tiiO South, ia giving force
and imporiance to this dictum, h.iveput uu end t-
all exira-consiitutional comproiaises. We ure hve
to return to our simple sovereign I'udi!, as reserv
ed wh ui the Union was formed. We ure free to
reduce the fugitive ?lavo law lo its prop a diiuen
doiw. We are live to vindicate the dignity of our
Courts, by compelling olu'rlience to their process,
even by ho inightv a peionaije on n Dpn v M ir-
shal ,( the United Sintes. We are five to substi
tute for tho unwise an 1 dangerous habeas corpus
act introduced by R':v. Mr. M 11.ro?, rttm laws,
alike vigotons and tree from du'ibtful fouiitution
aliiy, as shad make it a sorry bu-iues to dejie,
here in O.ito tlie writ ol jiboity, even i 1 the
hands of ihe humblest citizen, ordered to saw it.
We arc free, nnreitver, to insist that no foot of ter
ritory invaded bv slav.'rv, under the d -iestable doc-
irines ot the Ui'ed .S--utt decision, shad ever be ad
dei I to the Union, by the votes of men la'.r.y re
prest'iitiug Hie Siaie of Ohio.
Wli.it wo nrt thus Irei to do, f-very principle
held s.tc,vd ny orie I'K our own, r- qoiri'-s us
to bugiu. and shall einboldi-u us to eo sum. naif,
thoiiti the hf-uveiis full." Th-i a-nst! iu whieh
ihe North maile till ih- t-xtra coniituiion -jI coin
promises, li s been ru h-ly striie.l of all pr.urii
e.il recogiiiliou and vitality. U nr as th Union
iniiit bf lu every ini Aiii rie tu heart, it ought
not lo b'. dt ur-r lh.ni public f iitb. than llil
rights ol IS la Its ihin the couserviiiiou uf ib'-j
cousti'.iit 011 iu ilvt Bensrt iu which it was He-I
Oeptfd, when rutiiii-d bv ihe SluIc. There, will
be 110 lasting peace, till thre com", uu en I of
wrong, deception and eueruaohm nt. We or
not iu d.'bt to the Souil). Tlie Smth. should
have hjtti r reiii.'iiibere.l its oh.ig.t nuis to us.
ihrin to have forced upon u the whous pretin-
itetl juUgtnenl in the ca3e o; Ured Scott.
deserve to U- slaves, in anrr h.in he olives
the South, if we 6ubmil to the impoMtion.
What inbititalioii puss-f;s d ihu orgiiiiz-l
force of llie iiiocrttic party, wh-n it il oj led
to adopt the decision r. Ierrd lo, it would b
tbCieult to divine. J3oes thui pirty give up all
respect tor pnpular op nion in Ooio?
It is the lixed, tut. uiulu-r'jle faith nf the
great body ol our people, thut llie ejt'.'Mi-ion
Ijvi ry into teiritori- s now Ir-e, would hi
i,lVut and irreparuble evil. Il is th;1 hlte fix -d.
uu-, unalieratue Iotih ol the gr.-ul luxly ol our
people, thai th re is a retntly, eutin ly cousti
tuiioual, agtiusi that t xieusion, in th: anion
ol Congress or in tin t (M ttic T.-rritori il L"gis
latuie, when clotlu'd with such powers as Cou
jretrs may delegate, ml I such us b-luug to th.
vtiy eeuci id pnpulur yiv luineiil. In
respect, till body ol 11 paities, ib D'Hiocraiie
as wt il as t!ie H pubiie.ui, the Am ri. un us wel;
as ti.eoihti un ies, is in haimoti) with thebo.ly
of the people, so far as the ral k ii i iinen I
concvriH tl. H a l!ii set tnnig uecessiiy ol keep
ing ill. poiiliciaus of ihe iuitli uu 1 ill- South
together 011 lh-j subject ot slavery, has iiHucvd
the leaileuuiid organs uf the D-inocrutic- party,
as now constituted, to endorse a pretended
that 110 action of the Congress, no action
of the Territorial Legislature, can prevent
introduction o' slavery into t-rrhoti s now free,
since, us now pretended by tlw in -re dictum
a divided coini, thu slaveholder hjs a constiiu
tioually gunraiiiied nrnpeity 111 Ins slave, above
the reaeh vt teriitori.il uud congressional legis
laliou iihlie. Ihiscu 'or'inenl w ill he construed
, by the Sontli, with eeie uml literal btiietuess,
jn-t us 1 have siuled i s terms uu I Us eiFect.
llt.s not the orunrd force tif the D. uiocratic
party of Ohio, then, hainpled uu the true
nf ur people ? Will the body ot the 1) in 1 crit
ic puny countenance such an autnge ? I cm
not but think, thai resistance lo the? new doc
trine is the first duly nf every citizMi, un l
no uoiiou of the generul proji ieiyol adhering
to a pmly, in the confi lenee that it will coirect
its own errors throug', its own inhrreul virtues,
can phtiily uuy iimii who truly uu lerstumls
new addition to the doctrii esol the D-motroiic
party, lnaeiuig with that party, while it asserts
wh l will he found, w hen honestly ficruteniz"d,
so repugiiHtU lo the faith uf our t.tMi-rS, to
.intfrvs'f of humanity, aud the pride cf cousti
Utionrd government.
the nneui.siiintionality vi
Ago in: Il is the like fixed, true, and unalter
able f.iiih of Ihe p'oplr, that a Federal Consti
tution, irnde by States, nnd ratifl-d by States,
with i ncisions for nm'ii lin nl only by S-ates.
caniioi b! altered by iIih in -re rficin ol Judges,
bra li in of unparalleled confusion and excite
ment. But tho D'inocratic party, although in
sulted and trumpled on hy some of the same
judges, when it asserted llie sovereign taxing
power ot the. Slain of Ohio, now hnsb iia to rail
ly the addition, by mere judical dictum, of a
new and odious term to Ihe Federal Constitu
tion, w hereby a mini and a horse ar declared
properly by a t ill,- equally saored. and of appli
cation equally extensive ns to national territory
In its acceptance of such a novelty in legal
oociritie, ami in its submission to seen n p--r
version of the Constitution, the oratiis-d force
nf ihe Donocrutic party misrcpicbeuls those
who have hnherlo voted with II.
The dearest rights of ih ciiii-ns demand that
a p'iriy. whb-h, lo secure political ascendency.
cmi be thus false lo itself and false lo Ihe pro
pie. should learn Ihe iuoininiotis ilefeut. I
lerveinly hop ihe lei-son will he 1-arn-d nt Ihe
R. B. WARDEN.
Columbus, August 8, 1857.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CTIOT.KR ,
IiYSHN TKItV
DiA.lltU'KA,
.;I1C)I.RU A INFANTUM.
GREAT "SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOB'S (JOIIDIAL,
1 tUlt Ai.b rcimUltA UDUUl'B,
T f ITT T! T HII.IOI'9 LIIOI.IC,
LI J f AJ J
I) I SEAS E S
ALU, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO MANY
lii.MLAS:N 1' leil.HALDS,
M M' KTKI'I tl.l.V
PAINFUL MENSTRUATION,
The Virtues of Jji uto I'tmiiul tou well known
lo ivqntiv Knciiiiiuiiit.
I. It rr(?s tlie wi'ini c:ieti tn' )i;iirliaa.
'i. U curt!.- tho -urt fornix of Oym-naTy.
'I. It ii ii re Calitoriiiii or McxUmii i-iaii'lia'a.
4. It rt:lifVt-s tiiv; scvvrcut (.lolic.
f. It I'UlfH Cllr.li-lii liilltHJt,
- i. It fin-on (.'.i'iL-lh Ini.mtum.
7. It ciiifs i'i'innil h iMa iiuiion.
5. It rviii'vcfl I'.tin in tho bnck uml T.oinff.
i. It. riMintLniLiH Ncrvt.u-ncfcb A iJo-iJOiiiloiiey.
lit. It n'stui.n hrcif'ilitriiits.
II. It tiipt'ls tflivoiny uud liyttrical Kcclings.
I -i us tin iiniiiir.iii in i on ii.
j
v
of
nf
a
1
lhi!
is
de
cision, th;
of
Uith
thu
the
the
A lew short Extracts from Letter?, Te-titnoniali,iScC.
I hae ueil JiiciIi'b t'or.liul in mv f.inolv. ioul Imw
fiouid it a m ist eiti'dont, uiel in my jmlijeimiit. a valu-1
uhlc remcOy.1' I1n. U"AitM:n,
Jude ol Siiprenm Court, (Ja.
'It pives ino plciure in ii. li! ahlu lu rvcommctKl
.lacols I'nrilia! my ow n peisuiul i-xpei iiince, und tlie
experience of my indgliimrs and friends nnnmd iue,
is a KalUeient guarantee fur lue to helieve it to he all
tliat it purport Ij he, a huvkukiun kcmkdv."
Wu, II. i NiiKitwonn.
Formerly .luilc of Superior L'u-irt, Cherokco circuit.
" 1 t.ik" n.rv.u jiU-.iH ire in reounneiiiliiiif this inv.ila
aide itU'dirine to ull a'llieU u with huvx l iMcinerf, for
whieh 1 believe it to he h sovereign retuedy decided
ly superior lu anytlnii else cvvrlih'd ly inc.'
A. A. At i.niMi,
Peputy (I. M. cf the (iranl l."j.'.le of tivurphi.
" I have iif-t'd la ')h's t.'ordi.d' in my Kindly, and thi,
with I hear uIjohi it a rt-nvdy Im those who h ive
trh d i't indu" ei ntc to eeii ve that it siain'.B at the head
ol every prep.ir.itimi of ihu kind, and I would recom
mend its u; ia tnu disvaed lur wuieh il i.- efimpoanJ-u-i."
Mil.;- (i. Duitu:..s
t'anV.nT oft Ik. I:mk nf th.? State oH.eori.i, iri-lin.
Ml tilt re i- i,;iy i:i eddj'.it v in hlilii.in te.-Linioliy,
'.Taeoh'rt t'ordd' i;i;ift n;and j-iv-endi eat nl-ove all
odu'l' p;' ')iar.i;iniis lo ;l;e eur.' of llnwrl JJisen.Jert.
I'lnai ihe iiiu.-s of tetii.imiy in i h f.tvor L-omtm; in
fruai nil fpuvU -is it mn.-t lit- v- ry far in advuin-e, us a
euraiivv; atjeut, ol mu.-i'. if not ail oditr 'patent' prepA
ratioiiH." A. mim;.
toihier Marhio :iiel I'irc Inor.:nec Han't. Crinin.
"This efli'-icat remedy it tvnwiin into celebrity n
ta-t as linajarte piwaeil his oo. minis uoo Kussni, and
C iiuimi coinuieti.l.ilion -i, ..clever Uj-ciI. 'iituraia J'
.rtri'nu. Muit r.'"i,
rorvuie iy n. in ntiiTT, .a'iinec 'My; nnu i- rccK
a Hamilton, rcmhi.rg. uuio; an I by thu piitin;.id
Mti jh.uits uad i-'ii'tg'st t.tr Mir'.jtfut the Kate.
Si. . l;id.-S , CO.
JlioyrUtcrs, A" ie ycri,
April 2. .i2'! JU.a3
THTGOLCEirPTJZE.
THS NEW YOrK WEEKLY
One tf the Lmj.at uud bid LUrary pnpert (
th-- day.
TElUtS (i Bt'll"'!1! M'j'IoN TtVO no:,t, Mt TK It VRII.
.Vail it liitt will be p evented t eiu'lt huberih
cr inunedoitely on M Cidplot
the snb-erijilioii money.
Kvaeh suh.-. ni-vr wu ie t-nMind m u gift worth
fro.ujl tt iMif.'it. iu guld.
To t'lnb.
n Copies for 1 yvtr fj.ftn
It " " 1 ' li.OJ
ll Ii A D R E I J H E A D II li A L)
Til r;
LIST 0? GIFl'S-iilFrS-GlFM.
1 l'a':kiije eoanuoin ir UU,iu Gold
Ut tiold l'. it nt Lev. rh ij. I ii it inning
t'-isud V.iL.ht.s loa Kaeh-
li 7'
J C jUI Watehi-a ro '
inn " " " ' S 1 "
:ii;n l.aiHo :t" "
. I'm .--ilver Uniting Cahrd Vate!ie(i...'j.
'inij " .u hi s in to - "
uUJ (fold, t aad (i i.ird un i l-H!)
Cli.iniH in to "
fl ild Hin ! !;ir Drop- :!rn.nliea
Hie:iwLl in.- .s'liidn ('ntt I'ins
Keee l-U'to.-is aVe 1 tn SH K.trh.
Iaiine d.i.cly (Jli ivejipt ;l liie sirisei'l(lioii tuojiey,
the "ii'isei iie-r's ii tine will hit entered upon o-i sub-,
sri"i;;iiin I'-iu'i, ojrj-iHte a numtf-r und tin i;t cur-'
r.V'Hidini; with th. ifua. niter w ill hn lorwr.rdid to his
or htr address by niiil or eir.-?s, po.it-ii:iid.
Audrey UlU.'Kljl ,v CO.. I'nbliifM.
'i M'tXH'a l;aildhr,'s Sc. Vork
Atiff'ist. Ut, ! :i.tjwM.
HEAD T IT IS .
.1. A. iIALI. it.ijnit returu'-d Irom .cv i oi k, and
IJoa:oa, and h.H tins il;iy ruiuai -need leeching his
.Mnm-noth Muck uf
SUXH ,R & FALL 0 '0DS,
whieh will be sold ut redne"d priLV-s.
I'l-rrv-bur. Jnl ;(-', iH'7 ''.'if
"f
THE STEAMER
n ii' Bi Bi c: .
L. C. LOCK, MASTER,
ii miking her ivuUr nij.s bcuveeu Vui rmrg, nnd
Tu i J i.
J.phvm IVrrvd-a.'r 7 A. 51. and 1 P.M.
.":ivh Told.i 1 1 A. M. and o 1. M.
rr 1 rfii;iit ur r-is-., upnly to the Captain on
i d. or to 1 1
dv :c
AvenlJ.
'ml
NOI'M'ii;.
Tho eo-pnrlni'ihtp hei-fiuiure rxWthitf tirtweeu W
It. 'rriurfdll uml .luaeph Aleorn. k.iuwn hy the name,
uf NV. It. Trui'id;ll & Co., is tliis d.,y dissolved, tiy inii-
iu o eonsem.
ituAlin4 fjruen, W o..J enuntw 0.,.lulv I'O, 157,
t ii k. in; si Mi's s
U ill be e.n i led on bv
ut the old nt.orl. 'i n inklui toi- p.tnt iavoi-4. nnd wishing
a eoutiutienee of jour patritnaiff, 1 will keep eoiitiiMt'
ly on h ind a lull uortmeut ol jjo.id-i, nueh .ii i. gciiirr
all kept in n Country Store, whieh I will Kelt
CflliAP J;0 RKaDY PAY.
Highest price uhvavs paid fur Country IVodn?.
V . it. TULTImDKIX.
MowliuLr (ireen. July 0, ls.iT pjif
S1IAVI.NU & imil-dUMLNG,
o A L t) U J .
BV MR, COL liS.
l'r.iuivsiu iM, wij.ii) ro. o.
lie will Hlmve tlieulil, fit' youni,', tlio y.iy,
Or any t.u-,i l'(,r Ki:;iily Tiiy,
W illi lin.'.'trs l-i'iit uiiil tuwel wliitP,
llv ui'ti tiiiiir huh. or i-Hii.lle lilit.
11. Ui.l cljiltca i-cuuvalej to order, liican
Oiah.
J iil v M, ir-,7 ! ntf
X K W A ll n a V A li
A I I nt HOLLI5TEK S FANO.
T T AS reeeiveu nioiu New nouUs, whieh hct.ft'urilt
J. X prieuHtliai le1 conioetitioit. He keens ooiistanl
Iv oiilmiid I'rviU tti.lt lluiier A: ever thirty eUe iu
irM.-eiy li no wliieli wiil he sold cheap for cah
v u no i jr i l (luce.
tStaves V lloi Poles wanted.
lec. 4, lfirti ;nuf.
(M lbs. Paris ireen, in nans ;
I i0 " Chrome (ireeu,in cam ;
11M " Impercal "
frsuiehy I'KCK 4- HAMILTON
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale Real Estate by Order of Court.
one-third In ( .bbm
FHANCK.Admin'r. of
I law ay 'i iut.
ON the 7th tiny of Spptemlier. 1."7, t 1 o'clock pj.
at the dnor uf the court home. In the town of
IVrrvlurp. Wood cotintT, Ohio, will be sold to the
hinheM hhltler.theeiwthiilfof the nontli enst nuarter
of upotion thirty, town thrnp north, of ranee nine eait.
""l,,,M,llH cm-";ij. uou county, o, etihiectto
the doweroftho widow. Torm of nale One-third
down, oite-ihird in "
Willi intercut. (Jf
V. JKi PKitRON, Ail . . tir Httln
AM. U, M m l.IV4f 1 .fit)
tinlc of lirnl IX it It! tiy Order of Court,
ON the 4th d.ijr of Meptemtier, 1H..7. at 1 o'clock fti
the aftcriHmn.ut the dour of the cou t honee.in
the town of lVrrvsbnr, will be told to the rrglient
li.fhtnr. the follinvinff mal cutftte, at the property of
. " . t.Hii, uuur men, u wit; ine eoiitn tmir nt in-
rup.Hm. jermiol sale One-linlf cnuli In l.ai..l a,IT
the btliincein one venr. Hprnrrd lijr niortgnge on the
itlniinitrfltora uf f. W. Lenjf. deeeeeed-'
Cr.o. ft-ritAin. Attv.
Any. 6, 17- l.'(wii51.r,S.
Ditch Notice.
licrMhy given to ihenwncn of sect lone
1 lo.O. In, il. uml the north-east nunrter of 17,
in I lam tuwiinhip; em) Boctiotn 9. 4,nd the east helfof
tho ennth-rane (jnurter. ml cnt half of the nnrfh cant
Miiiirtt-r or miction H. in Waehinyton townehlp.ell of
Wood conntv, that the trwwes of laid townshipe will
meet nt the home of llrvv Khlrede, In Phdn.on Ihe
lltli d ij of Scptirmher. H.V7. it 8 o:ehcl( a, m.. for the
purpne ol lorntiny ai.d npportionin ditirh or water
course, cimii mt nein near tli(sMith-enflt coiner of eec
tlun I'-, IMain, nnd rnniiinir north-went direction'
through sail) wctimi; ami thpiire north on the east tda
it the citiintY rnv. rnnnin; fltmuifh section 9. and 4.
until it hitct-dcctA White's uutlet, and there to terminate.
Ditch Notice.
illiaitel. llll'l mililli-wcNt I'm linn, nil i.l rtnun 11
:-iiou i:';uinl tn-t irm hen runjie II, t o
MuFon Gmremtr, .Ian. Ktmlii, J. I-'. Boardninn. Tim
othy Hiiker. D.iiiiivSkiiiner, il.'Wl)it C. G Pottvr.
J. V. Ilubhle. K. ii. foiin, C. S. tJromveuor.KHw.rd
Mctilynn H. II. l luil.h, A.Loii lleil. AUdinon .Smith
,. Way nnd Ailiu I'lirilne. and E, llotelikiM. or
the owm ra ol ct halt Koinli-u &t quarter, Weit half
li.Ttli-nist ipiaile. eant hall nortli-w est quurter, touth1
huh A wtft t. .jumtcr. nortli halt 8. lli-ifr wcit
Ir. qiuiricr, nil of runu II, town li, lection JJO; and ciut
liiillinirtli-wt'jtf rpuo-ter, north halt went pt. north-wcit'
fr and xoiith pt. next pt., linr-li wi kI r.. all of rniifio'
It. town li.m idoii Jl;nnd unrih Imll nmuli-oant quarter
neuth l)allKuutli-..tist quailer of initio IO. towiialdp 6,"
xcction 2.;aml H.mtii lialr inrtli-eat quarter, iturthiialf
linrrli-ea-t qimi tt'i ol mnpe 10. town (..scelien 3ll; Hid
eat liMltHoiidi-eastipiiuierriiiiirelO.tiiMnA.Hciioni;
and west hull miMli-ni,t quarter, cast hull mrtli-went
, town
u, sec-
! t'"tl 1H. ill take notice that tlm ti usipi-m nf ti.i.'i..tin
lu.M ri?,hip, owl eimnty, Ohio, will meet ut the hous
i niM.j.imiu .m hnsoti in mini townsliip, un Katurdnr.
.JumiMi ai.itii. lS.7,nt io o'cliwk a. M , to view, and to
art upon tin-- ilbepeuitig of the went diteh of th Plunk
Koad tliron:;!. ttaid to wiihliip; ainj tu set apart to each,
person iiitej extt.l. hit portion ot tin work, expenses aud
dantuci ns fht law directs.
Jul v lii. Ki7 -lOnh
Ditch Notice. Ditch Notice.
i
i rpUK fo'.tnwir interextfil pfinons. ns owner of tha
J. desrrilied hind onpmito iheir resiiettive namei.ara
hereby iioiiiicd that uu njiidieation 1ms been made to
Iho trustees uf Wtdnter township. Wood county, Ohio,
to lay out. locate, and ctpporitnn umoin the Und owncm
beuelitted thereby. the e.pei.n; ot hoing out. and tho
share to m m.i.le t.r upei t-d. ot u diteh or wafer-eouri,
as to lows: (. immir m-iug nt the math quarter post of
Hceiiuu H.', ttmii ij mo ih, of ran-re t'.tclvn va.it, In said
county : ihe m-e math on therpitoter lineoi sett tuns 3
TJ, and in o J ..oiiiim eiitk ; ai,d that said trustee
wd. meet at tlie south end ol "i.iri proponed oiieh, on thiy
7th dav ol Sept. u.b.r, A. I). l.-,7. m cxamiue, and ap'
portion t;i id 'inch ueeurdinj: to law :
I Jwtters,
I'rethrii k il.mdi,
llii.un I'l t-Mini,
Jliildel l-itlumli,
lieu i' l'erkius,
do
Ann It. Wntbf nlniUer. i
AUnMJii llu-hiiell.
Ni-rton & Ji-ift-ron,
J.une- ait.uriii.ui
lnirs
diunes Mnrrny,
au:tl l-'illuh,
V iiliam Fod,
Culcli i'latt,
do
Daniel Fitziiuh.
do
JaiueA V .ulswordi.t
heirs,
Frpdtriik Foik,
Julian N vseott,
IIKMIY Ti-KKINS, retitioncrr.
.irrrrnftnv, Attomev.
I'ait. Sec. T. It. Acres
R w 1-4 m e 1-4 :2 li l i 40
s e 1-4 s e 1-4
s w 1-4 K;o
n 1-2 s e 1-4 " so
s e 1-4 u e 1-4 " " 40
, a w 1-4 n e 1 4 " 40
w l-i ii w 14 HO
e i-y U w 14 " " bO
n l-2n e 1-4 fto
w bin e 1-4 29 " " nn
ii l-i! s w 1-4 " " fry
e l-L' e 1-4 " " Ht
n l-'i w 1-4 " , kip
I -'2 a w 1-4 ' so
li e 1-4 o-
ti 1-2 n w 1-4 ' tft)
s w 1-4 20 " " 10'"'
I I J sc I t H'
n 1-1' m e t 4 " " HO
July I
YtH'K'K ii
1 w B-it fp.iar
Uw
hereby uiven to
tlieowneiHof I li north--
ter ot jteeiiou 'J. i, in Phiiu townhin. that
ine trntccn uf jid tnwndiip, will iu'et at 2 o'clock r.
M.. the oth d iy of September, l-.7. Hi II. I lenccke's in
1'l.iin, Ui hi) out, and apjiortion a titeh niuuin alon
the north hue of iid lot. and nn outUt from the dsteh
into the Kucli and Ih-neeke ditch.
Jalv IM, l.7 llw
Ditch Notice. Ditch Notice. Legal Notice.
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PurdyT. Cflvln. Klntnlieth C'uivin. (Jeorpe V. Spen
cer. Hannah Spencer, liujal f. ltu:n. nnd Harriet
limn will i a Ue notice that n p tithm wan tiled nsiuit
tli'.'in on the .iMh dav of July, A. 1. lo."7. in the court
or common j.leasof W ood county, ( ldo. hy Cluirles K.
.M.itiiH, unit liaelnd Mathi, and is now pending, w here
in theikud n'loiu,K'i)4, tifinied p.iitiiini of the follow
ing ru:d o.t.u;. to wii: 'I ne west part of the weit halt'
oi ihe puuth-ueit pi irtei of .ectioa lW"iilv, bciu tliat
part wet of tint Mel 'titclmividt road. Ivs live nnd ne
iedf aeren o!f the north end. containinuM twentv-four
a id nni'-h.tli acre ; a'so fifteen and one-huff bt'1 in
the sontfi-i.Mst coiiit?r of section ntnteeu. both of town
five iturt!), ot r.ni'ie twelve e;nt. in Wood county, Ohio;
and that at toe next term ut aid Cniirt, petitioner will
npolv lur uu oidcr thtit p irtition nmv lie nude of said
premise. CHAitl.KS U.MTHIS,
KACiiLL .M.V'lHIh.
i R. .!i;riTiioN, their Atty. rctitioners.
,lu! m IT !':w ,a i,si
Att.u Iiiiinit IVoliro.
Willimn l'u i to- r, I'm. amust '. (. (.'uper. Peff.
Uefore J. U.Miiky, ndut;ce of the IV.iee, of Weston
town. up, ocd counte, Ohio.
ON tin' 1 5th day of Jul, A. H. l' ,..7, nail Justice is
sued an order of uttaeiuueiit in the above aetioa
lor the mini of lii'tv-six dollars nnd idtv-viirht oentn.
IK MeliNi.i:r. Attv. W1L1.1AA1 1'AL.MKK.
Ja'y:(n. Ih1 1 w3
N-oTHT. Is piveii that a ieti:ion will he prrentcj
to the commissioners of Wo -d county, Ohio, ut
t!u-ir September tuMsinn, A. I. Is'.i.to lay u( aud ts
t.ili'.f .-h' i road, tt f dlowv: (uminetR-iin; ai a stone in the
centre of the Hull praiiie road, kmmu and recognized
an thf nun h-eii-t corner ofoeetiou tifteen, town (i north,
of r.uifjn in cut; tiui)i:o east one mile to a point in the
old ro.nl, reiTo'ni.ed a llie Hoath-t-imr corner of nei;tion
f nirteen, ciime tow n, and rane; nnd to vacate ho much'
oi the old road, a lie between thes.' two point.
Al.MIKOiN UUOU N, hedtioner..
July 30, 1.17 T2ff4tfl.tJ
iu virxtrrit'i;.
VTOTIcn I hereby iven tuat u pi-titiow ill bo pre
i. seiited to ths coniiniiiioners of iVuod county, Ohio,
nt tluir nKl sixio:!, t alter a county 'road, a
follows: ' imnieti ins at the pi. oik ro ut near the south
went cnru. r of iteetiou 7, tonti ft, vtmo 11, at tho ccn-
ter oi'Hlni Uin-torf road, uh now It nerd otf; thence east
forty i-odi nhmK s-iid ro ul, parulh I w ith the road as
surveyed und e-t :bli.hed Jinr. A. H. lst.iii; thence hack
on said urvcved hue at a con1 cuienl annle, and there
terminate. N A 1 11 AN A. MjULR i'et.
July an, 157 Vlwi
S oi ire
fl
IS hereby ijiven, that a petition will be presented to
tho coinmidMoiiers of W ood couutv, Ohio. At their
next regular sediion.askiug for a view.survey and loca--
iion ot a county road, commencing in tlie center or tha
rni'iiev ami t'crrseiburx tree tarnniue road, on the sec
tion line between section twelve ( IH). and thirteen (IH), .
in town three (.U raugo ten (in) eat; thence west on
section hue the went lino of Henry township; thence
lioiih to the soutii-ea-t corner of section twelve (ili),
town three raiij;e nine(:t eat; iheuce west on sec
tion line lo OtiU'iro unit uanclmrd tree turnpike road,,
aud there terminate; and hUo at the same time, to va
cate an old road, commencing eighty rods wes of the
uorth-cuflt e u tier of seetioi feurieeii (14), in town three
(:(), niuKe ten U") thence north-west nhont half
ii milu. thence a limit went by Willh.uM, llnmmon. and
Alton on Unit's farm to neetiou line between eitfht and
nine; thence north on section line tu the suuth-cfwt
corner of section rive; theaeo wett on lection line to
toe nortli enrtt corner of section scn; thence a north
west direction to the north line of llenrv fowwdnii
-MAIS V PKTITIOXKMS.
Jnlv "A 1h;,7 12wl1.t0
,
Hheiill'a KiileT
the
oi
II. W. Hrickiord, s. D.onel Wnrta.
11 Y vinu of an execution to me directed and dclir
) cred from tho court of common ph as, ot Wood
ciHintr, Ohio, iu the above entitled cause, 1 will offei
for sale, ut iho dour ot the court house.in Pcrryshurir,
xuid county, on
Hutunhiv. the 2:ihdayof August, A. 1. IflT,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. u., and 2 o'clock r.
a. of said day, the following real estate, to wit ; Th
west half of the south-cant quarter of section thiny
three. ol fnwn six north, of r.nife eleven east, contain
ing h0 acres, In Wood couDty. Ohio.
J. w. MlRTONp HhrlS.
Pnir-E Jeftkhmow, Attys,
July 30, 1oj7 Uw.'.$'2.d3