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IOWA.
There is no ilincomit on Republicanism in
Mil n ill u lit entrrn ?lnU. Fifty seven conn.
1 c givo aUnfon majority of 24,079. Fnr(j'
,vu pouiiliui are yet to licar from, wbidi
will swoll it to 30.000 or mm.
INDIANA.
Cofipeihoatiism. linn tnado no Advance in
tli'o gallant Iloonlcr State. In many locnl
itiea llio Kepnblioun Vote lias tip en largely
Inrrcaf eJ, anil in oilier Republican major'
' Jtici have len given for the first time
PENNSYLVANIA.
;' ; The Pennsylvania Legislator stand as
' fallows : Senate, 20 Ilcptiblicana to 13
, Democrats Hons, 65 to 4.1, making lie-
publican majority of 17 on joint ballot. A
Pennsylvania line a Sonatnr to elect In place
: ef Iki'AKl.Rw, Democrat, tlio lima of a Sena
. tor, from Ohio will lie balanced.
The Democrats' have elected for Supreme
" Judge, FiiARswoon, by about 1,000 major
ity. m . e m
Trie question of Sehstorabip is already
nndcr discussion by the Dttiincrnay. Judge
Truruan appears to be the favorite catnl
late, but I'knpi.rton, Kannkv and Jkwrtt
bare many friends. Vaixanhkiiu hns
few supporters. But they will not get rid
ef Cr.rMKKT so easily. lie will prove to be
their Old Man of the Pea, and ho and bis
' jparty wuc.t evoutunlly sinli together.
Kotv that the Democracy have a majority
In the Legislature, we presume their first
enactment will be to spell negro with two
' ff'if tlio next will be to enact a law for the
' npecinl benefit of the fair - daughters of
'jOliio.'who, in' 18C.1, called for 'protection
nirainst negro husbands ; tlio re-enactment
of tho black laws will come next in orclor ;
land, to be consistent, they will of course,
' to away with negro equality in tlio matter
, it paying taxes.
OHIO.
. The Republicans buva (looted Goucral
IIivrs and the entiro Bluto ticket by a
majority of about 3,200. The Legislature
1 I'euiocrntic by a majority of 8 on joint
. ballot 1 in tho Sennto, and 7 iu tho House.
. . Wo give the oflicinl voto of tho follow-
ing counties, on Governor und the Amend-
' loont! ' ''
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1 Onyshng.
tlx mi tlnn -
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Miami
Morgan
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,! Wood .'.....
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3.2 1 It
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20,7 118
2,D2I
2,884
2,:i(l
1,0118
19,11(11
a.HIl
. S,.Vil
2.4P.1
. 2,327
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in,:i7
- ifiii
, 2.HIU
1.M5.1
' S.5S.1
" 1.SII0'
' In Wood County, the Domocratio voto in
r'.l8GB, Vas 1,633', nt tlio ,1.1st election, it
was 1,800, being a lulling off 38 votes. Tho
...illrpublioan vote, in 1 8"G. was 2,783, and
In this year 2,420 being fulling i IT of 303
'titee.' In Lucas County, tho Republican
'''Yois in the same lime, is 319 vote, while
the Demucraiio gaiu is 31 votes. Take the
.two counties together, and we liud that the
gam of the nomocracy has boen but thir.
teen votes, While tlie loss to the Republi
cans reaches 712 votes. And, it will be
found that this is 'tlio caso over the State.
The Democracy owe their vietory to the
prfthy Vif lazy, iudifTeront Republicans
liot to any actual gain to thoir party. They
.. Lavo polled their full strength, and bud
none to spare. 1
DEMOCRATIC REJOICINGS.
'
t.
The Deniocraoy of Bt. Louis showed thoir
rebel proclivities and priuoiple iu a moot
unmistakable manner tl.a other evening
Yhsy mot to eelubrato their recent viuto
vice iu Uliio and rcuiiaylvania,
,(' -. Most of tho speakers were opsn-ipoken
rebels during tho war, and edified thou
' beiircraby tho vilaat denunciation of Now
Englaud, and tlio applioation of the loweal
luihbta to some of the most distinguished
Generals of the Union army; Shkkhian
. particularly, was roundly abused and called
. '! wluflut, " the cireu rider of tho Ehoti
. avidoall Valley," ti)
The payment of the publio debt in green
, iacks was .openly advocated, and two ol
tao Bi'cakers declared in fuvor of absolute
repudiation. Much was said about the
- payment of taxes for the elevation of the
;' liegrb and the degradation of tho white
man, and the present government of the
Southern State wa declared to be four
1 tim8 worse thau tho rule of England over
"' Tielana
. Tho moat violent abuse of Congresa, Rud
, Icalmm ami tlie prmaiploa of qmil justice
to all men were the sentiment mout ap
' p laud 0 J
Mildly Put.
The Cbirego T) ibmu thus mildly statu
the cfl'eot of llio vole 011 the 8lh whereby
the glaring inconsistency ia indcfiiduly
' continued : '
' ' Tlie people of Ohio voted lust fall, b
42,000 majority, to enfranchise the colored
Jjiiiomsts 111 the tetisl iSt.ites.. wlulo thev
liave refused by an equally luge majority
10 enirauuniso the lumttul of llxekn
- thair own Mat. However mcouaikWtil
the latter vote may be villi the former
1 ineir reoorfleu incision, and no power
tint niemsoivescsn reverso it. I hey deemee
tttieoeswary to the safety and perpetuity
1 of the Union to give the ballot to the
colored supporter of the Union in tho
South a well a to tho disloyal while elo
went ; but they concluded that it was not
iecesary to enlarge the franchise in Ohio
where a part of Hi colored men sre l
ready voter. I hi is the true interpret
' lion of tno rote 01.0 year ago upon th
' question of Southern reconstruction, an
if ih vote last Tueiduy on extudii-ir the
tr j-wi
BUUlBge IU UIIIO.
TllK ILiytou Junrmil say a that aeveuly
tave invalid sold in a in the Soldiers' Home
iu that eity asked to bo tnkeu to tlie pulls
, iua iuy might vote lor ll.iyes. Evert
man ot liiera allowed murk ol ui vioe, al
. moat every, one being minus s leg or an
arm. Tho gentl Democracy received thvm
very much a their brethren in Richmond
mould, had tby altuptd to vote in thai
pity. V nty you badu't lual both your d
m int! k Borry that other lag wta left"
" ftty the rebel hadn't killed Yon."khouted
the VylUiidiLfhsiiiiuci us Ihsvotersua were
leaving the poll. Comment i uiuiuoctsary.
' Tum Pope is alarmed let the Italian Gov
rrmuoiit may yield to tho popular oulory,
ami order lis tro p to tAii posstusiou of
bom
THE AMENDMENT.
Ohio has decided against Manhood Suf
frage by a majmity of many thousands.
In this decision she exhibits to the nation
and to the worhKthe epectacle of a great
commonwealth that gives her voice and
influence In favor of enforcing a principle
in her sister Plate, that alio refuse to
adopt for her own guidance. By a majority
of 42,000, one year ago, she acquiesced in tho
enfranchisement of the colored Union mon
of the rebel States, and by an eqnnlly large
majority, this year, she refuse to enfran
chise lliolew ontoied citizens that may be
found withiu her own border. It ever a
sovereign State has exhibited a record of
inconsistency so glaring as this, w have
not yet learned the fact.
, The quostlon of Manhood Suffrago lias
proved a most torriblo bug-a-boo to the
entire Deruoeretio parly of the State, aud
even thousands of wonk-knesd Ropublioims
have allowed tlx mselves to be frightened
at the scarecrows that the mvrbld imagina
tions of those opposers of equal right and
exact justioo to all mon have conjured tip.
And these aaiuo faint honrtoJ Republicans,
whoso fucts blanched whan the party, to
which tl(y profess adhorence, took, this
grand'strp in advance, have changed thoir
whining tone to that of croaking, and with
a great assumption ot wisdom and pro
fundity, and an air of wondrous condescen
sion, parrot-liko, rehearse an " I told you
so i " "The pnnplo woro not preparod for
it i " or " We had too big a load to carry."
This is not the first time, by the way, that
we have been made painfully apparent of
tlio fact that oorrcct principle, Justice and
Truth have boon burdens far ton lion vy for
some to carry.
We are ready to admit that the effort to
engraft Manhood Suffrage upon our funda
mental law has been mainly instrumental
iu our defeat this yoar. In (tie same man
ner the bmunomntion rroolumation was
nllowed by the most alarming political
lifoats all over the country. In Muine,
Massachusetts, Michigan and Wisconsin
our majorities were reducod more than one-
half; I'misylvania was curried by the Democ
racy and a U. S. Senator gained by them j
Ohio gave thorn 5,000 majority anil four lean
RproHuntativ8M in Congress a clear gain
of sivon ; in Indiana and Illinois the Demnc-
raoycarried both branches of tlio Legisla
ture, two-thirds of the Representative in
Congres, and gained a United States Sen
ator in enoh and New York aud Now
Jersey gave tho Democracy large majori
ties. These dofoata everywhere may be
Miiid to havo boon tlie diroct result of tho
edict of Emancipation, yet that immortal
paper is now enshrined in the hearts of the
people, a one of the most precious of all
the rtsults of tho war, and a worthy and
fitting companion to tho Declaration of '76.
The defeat in Ohio, iu 18C2, of the Union
party, by a majority of 6,000, was followed
in 1803, by the largest majority evor givon
the Republican party in this Slate, and if
we are ' ready to Improve upon the lesson,
taught us in the reooiit (dootion, we shall
achieve a triumph in. 18(18, more, complete
nd overwhelming than any we have yet
bad. We are not discouraged by any tem
porary suocesses of our adversaries. We
are stroi.g in the conviction of the right
eousness of our principle. Theso are
ased on the rock of immutable jualico
aud as ctrtalu as Cod presides over the
destinies of nations, that certain will our
principles eventually triumph and Man
hood Suffrage become the guiding rule of
the Republic, defiant Democracy and milk
Mid wator Republicanism to tho contrary
notwithstanding. . . ,
There are those in the Republican rank
whose hearts are mom In sympathy with
our opponent, than with the party and
the priuoiple to whioh they profoa ad
herent. Thou are the camp-followarHi
who have no higher irnpulio than that of
ai-lf interest. ' Ncvertheloes, the mighty
current ot Itepublicanisui is gathering in
volume and power, aud, notwItliHtaudin;
t'le eddy of 1867, will sweep onward, over
every barrier. Wo shall march on to final
victory without erasing aletter of the great
principles Inscribed on our banner. ' We
are fighting the great battle of Humanity
and Justice, recognizing no distinction of
color, or caate, or stature, and iu this battle
there mint bo 110 skulking, no turning back.
Let the ranks be closed up, tho contest re
newd, and, relying upon the justice of our
cause, press on to final victory.
The Prospect in New York.
Information from New Toik is to the
effect (here are no divisions among the
Republicans regarding tho State ticket ;
that even tlw Thuilaw Weed party has
bung out the Republican banner from iia
heailnnui lers on 1 weuty -third street, aud
are working for tho straight ticket. While
leading Union men do not hesitate to say
that the. elloet or lh late elcutiou.1 will bo
depressing iu tho Slute, yet tiny bheve
the Democratic louses tiom the enormuus
vote of last year will equal those anticipated
in tho RpublicAU vote.
Fever at Galveston.
An ex Union 0 fllcer of high utanding, late
from (ialveslou, gives figure which show
the ravages ol yellow fever to be tinpre.
cedentud. At the time of tieiieral (111(1111'
funeral, of 27 othVcr .01 1 437 men oil the
rolls of (lie baMalion stationed there, only
4 ollicors and 21 men c oil I be obtained on
escort duty. Th fatality among id I citi-
r.ens has hom very great, some of those
oarriod off having lived through seventeen
season of epidemic.
Wendell Phillips on Temperance.
Wendell Phillip delivered a lecture on
temperance in liostou the other evening.
He said, " May God d".tsh Unit parly to
piece which until I nut stand sate with Ihe
temperance cause in its band." In tlos
ing be exolaimed, " I'll swear if there is
a y to do it, if there it faith in man,
and strength in the Government if not
now, then in th day of onr children
these old street of liltton shall be .if
vn lor weak men to walk in."
Coi'NTitsrKiT seven thirty boiul of the
issue of June, 1865, have been discovered.
Th chief cUrk of lb Treasury first tie
leutl them. Tbvy ai (nxmiuiweii the
best cnuutei feit ever uiaila of a llovtn
iiieut security. The amount I. as not U n
ascertained. They hav pusard Ibrounti
th bauds of Ih chief banker in New
Yoik, and cam tu tb.t city Irom l'lltabur,
Cleveland, g riiigleld aud other Weoleru
citio.
' . -.
Th telegraph Inform u that th negroe
of Kiuhinnnd ai d sinayed at tb rult iu
Ohio. We should think so. Va lindi,;
haio vote, but a maimed soldier ut African
descent, nu matter how great the eaoiitio
h may Lav mad fur bia country, is, iu
Oiiiu, lb u same " dd nigger" lie alwav
was. V do uot wuuJvr that they aie
diaiuaycd.
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Turks were thirty-one deaths from
...... . tr .... . t
yd
low ievr 111 Meinpms last wecK.-
' Knoi.axo snd Ireland both onntinne ill
a state of alarm about Fenian matter.
Tn White Ilium lobbies are now
thronged with Copperheads aud thoir rebel
allies.
Ths Chirsgo Journal any tho Democrat
admit that to them, the rutin 11s fruniHJhio
look little llayuy.
Tub Kmsas Puciflo Railroad and tele
graph line bus reached Hays City in its
progress westward.
MRNnTTt GARiflAt.nt baa been commis
sioned by hi futber, Generalissimo of the
insnrrectionarv forces.
TnriKi! small inlands of tho Feje.e group
have boon added to the United States. One
of them has a good harbor,
. A s ra no kmrnts have been fully comiileted
fur the election in Virginia on the 22J iusL,
and it will not be postponed.
Wintrr wheat having proved a good
crop- in Central Illinois, the farmer ate
put'ing in more than usual this year.
Somk . of tlio rampant Virginia rebel
have driven Freedmen's Itnronii Agenti
away from the violnily of Harper's Ferry.
SErnnrARV MfCni.r.ocB expresses tho
opinion that Mr. Pendleton's plan for pay
ing the S 20 bonds in greenbacks is, sub
stantially, repudiation, and that it will
not bo adopted.
fyrn. Grant is now busy preparing bis
report to Congress as General of the Army.
If he remains Secretary of War till Con
gress meelH, ho will propare a short report
for tho President.
Tub Now York Day Booh takes courage
from tho results of the Oolober elociion
ami now declares that ' the Lost CutIt
must bo won." Booessionism is allowing
its hand onoo more.
IIoFfMAV, the last Dnmooratio candidate
for Governor of New York, made a Hpeeclt
reoently in which ho denounced tho Pen
dleton greenback proposition as but litilo
better tlinn highway rabbory.
It is a truthful statement of the Moston
Trtnitcriit, that tho losses of the Repub
licans in the elections of the last woek will
bo aa much to their ultimate advantage a-i
was the first Bull Run defeat to tho final
success of the Union causo.
If was generally thought in Paris on
Friday, that all ltul Would follow Gari
baldi in the effort to restore Romn to Italy,
and that 'Victor Kmaimcl would soon pass
tho Rnmaii border aud proclaim the Papel
territory a pin t of his kingdom.
A Richmond dispatch says! O'ltsido
tho Republican party the election nows
has been received hero with great pleasure,
and the boards have been crowded nil day.
Tho colored people seem to bo particuluily
dismayed ut the fate of the Amendment in
Ohio.
Tuit excitement about tlio Fenians in the
North of Kiin land is utiuhated, and the
Government continues precautious against
an outbreak. Another dcttuhmcnt of reg
ular troops, undr nrdei s, leaves by rail
road for Cumberland, to garrison Carlisle
Castlo.
TllK bodies of John Wilkos Rooth, Payne,
Alscrodt, llarruld, and Mrs. Surratt, tho
assassination oonspirators, and of VVirz, the
Andorsonvillo jailor, Kuvu all been removed
from their burial plaaca ami buried in 0110
common grave in No. 1 Warehouse, in
Washington.
Mr of tho ''Party of Action" in Florenco,
sny the insurrection will soon break out in
tlie city of Rome itself. I hey say prepar
ations for this pnrpouo bio complete, aud
the lenders of the movement in Rome n o
acting in concert with tho invaders in
Yiterbo and elsewhere.
At a me efing of the Union Club of Colum
bus, Saturday night, a resolution offorod
by Attorney General West, was adopted,
that tho Union Club of ColuiiibiiR concurs
with, and responds to tho Unionists of
Mitrvl.ind, in tho recommendation nt Gen
eral U. S. Grant aa thoir candidate tor next
President.
Tim Lubenon (Ohio) Star says : " Two
members of the society of Shakers on Tues
day voted, thoir ballots only containing thu
wurds, "For tlio Constitutional Amendment,
Yes.' They considered the question in
volved iu the amendmont one of principle
and of riioIi a nature that thoy were justi
fied in voting."
Fkroimand IIoffmax, just re'oawd from
tho Statu Penitentiary, returned homo to
Canton, to find that his wife had procured
a divorce. He laid wait for her nt church
last Sunday. She saw him and sooreted
herself in the belfry. lie followed ami
stubbed her in twolve place,- inflicting
nhastly wounds. She wiil probably die.
Tho villain was caught.
Tiikrk ia excitement in Baltimore among
tho colored people of that city, caused by a
report in ireueral circulation that Governor
Swann is going to disband thoir military
crganizations, aud take all thoir arms from
thorn, under tho plea that the public peace
i endangered. The colortd peopl declare
they wiil not givo up their guns unless
thoy are actually forced to do so, as most
of tlieui are private property.
Daniki. IlKKTZi.KR.one of lh most wealthy
and respected citieens of Clarke County,
wn murdered at hi residence, i.bont hve
milo from, Springfield, tm-Thursday livirr..
ing. of last woek, by burglar. He received
a shot through hi heart, 0110 through hi
leg, and several other wounds. 1 here
were evidences of a despsiate Birugle.
Ilia murderer robbed tho rooms of seventy
or eighty thousand dollars' worth of Gay.
eminent bonus, and made their escape.
Schuyler Colfax on Impeachment and
the Duty of Congress.
Sneaker Hot, vat ha written the follow
ing; letter to the Chicago 'JYibun :
7'offf f'litor vf Ihe CAic.) Trihiint!
Your telegraphic; correspondent at Wons
tor, Ohio condense. my long speech tber
last Tusday into the follow ing li.ilf dozen
linns:
" In regard to lmpochmeiit, Mr. Colfax said ha
lnuxinulv eountud the dnva till Congress would
again nietl, whan Andrew Johnson would !
bronulit bufore th 8nat for hiieachineiii ; snd
lo rejturd lo lb threat ailributd to tli l'rwident
that he would prorogue t ungret, he aaid that Mr,
Johnson d u not attempt ;t, fc.r well ha knew tli
end would ha that hia leet won) I dsuc upon air
whiU tha luw-mskiojf raiwer would anliiiu to
perform ila luneiioiu. Thra suutiinanti r
rswtvad with graat applauaa."
That wit pretty lie ir what I said ; but
as, at a tuuo like this, men who are in pub
l; .1....:..- . i. :..
itw ma living iu juo);nii mi iiivii T
pOHiiioii. may l ak tmui spaeo r
column lo s.iy tbut I counted th dnya till
I'oiiKres wuuld eaiu meet, becsn in
twenty day after that lima Kdwin M. St ni
ton would go b-uk again to tht War Do
partineiit in spite or the m.ilignunt I'rexi
dent who sought to exnel him from the
position in which he had served the coun
try so faithfully ; that when Congress re
sumed iti legislative authority, tlie House,
in accordance w ith Ihe dem ind of the loyal
masse throughout the Und, would ba re
quired lo place the ('resident before the
tribunal provided by the Constitution, to
dele ud himself tlixre from Ih charge of
!'sisteut usurpations, and persistent vio
alums of tho oath which reipire hitn-to
take earn that the law ahull ha l.t'ithfully
rtecutod j and that, while I did not balieve
Mr. Johnson dirod to fulal th threat
against Culture now bei.ig maJa by hi
Washington org ins, apparently in bis n one,
yet whoever did data to duatrny th leg
islative department of th government by
rsvolutionary force, whelhsr President,
Cabinet, Milliliter, or citis n, would ba tried
(or hi tre.isou, and puuiahed like a tr ti lor,
with hi (eel. not likv tli traitor of Ilia
recent rebellion, mi lbs e.irtb, but in the
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Tn Cincinnati Gotttte, speaking of th
turbulent soenos enacted by tho jubilant
Democracy on the streets of that city,
during the 31 hours succeeding the election,
ays " it was like the lime told of in Scrip
lure, when the devil, who had been
chained for a' thonsan I yours, was let loose
lor a season. Pandemonium was iu our
midst."
Id Philadelphia the Democracy jubilated
over t'jeir success. At the Democratio
headqiiartors a rebel soldier was put up to
makes speech,, and bands of exuberant
Demoorats paraded the streets, making the
night hideous with cheer for General Lee I
Intoxicated with suooess they betrayed
their real feelings.
Tub wonderful Democratio reaction in
Maine dwindles down, as tho accurate
figure come in, to infinitesimal preportioi s.
Out of tlie general Stale officers they have
not one ; of the Congressmen they have
not One J of 31 Slate Senator they have
only three, and id 151 Asseiublyiuou tliry
muster barely 43.
Qi;itb strong detachment of troop have
ben sent to Baltimore in sxpsctation of
trouble there.
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that putM. AUa. ' ...
Music, lllank linoks. Note and TCl5W.i1?,B'v
geiher with Wall and Window Pape.i m all
styles, grades and prices, toiMher
Willi a g'K'd assortin nt of
School Uooks of All Kinds
ai-so
School Cards, Hull lfcmks, I.ead-peneils, Alhums
Photographs, Vi dins, Violin Hows and Pridges,
all gridea of Violin Strings, Picealoes, Flu'es. Ao.
I also keep on hand a good stock of I'll'Tl'RES
and IMCrL'llE-FllAMKS, and will cul tllasa and
niaka Pram 'a to order. Persons desiring to pur
chase anything in my lino will do well to givo me
aeall.mV motto being (Jniek Salts and Small
Profits. No charge for showing Hoods.
C. KINKPEIXKR.
I'errysbur-, October 13, 1S07. Sin
ylt ltlt l'l SALE.
James Peiuber, i
va.
Lavi Wrtinore. 1
In WMid Common Tleas.
llv virtue of an order of sal issued in the above
causo hv the Clerk of tho Court of Common I'leas,
of Woodl'ouuty, Oiiio.aiul to me directed and do
livorvd.l willotljr for saloat publio vendue at the
dmir oft'na Court It iino.iuthe town of Perrysbui-g,
Wood Counlv, tlhlo.on
MON l A V, Novuniher 13, 1S67, r
lletweaa tha hours of 10 and II o'clock A. M., of
said day, the following described property, to-wit:
Tha northeast quarter of aactiou 1Q, luwnsUj.
ranita IJ. cono" " "'.irf derrees. east VI
'.' fca fYuiH".X set in a rock at tha mouth of th
vri uianen oi rotiagu iviverasq wiinv!Miu ut
willow tree li inches in diamateri north li deg.
and V0 minutes, wejt bl links Irom pt I Itxnca
south 7i degrees, west 401 ) liuk ; llienoe south
4 degrees, etti ii chsiua; thence north Alt degrees
AS minutes, east HI links ; thence north J degress,
aat 15 links, to th noiul of beginning ) eoouiuiug
1 17-100 acres.
CIIARI.E! W. EV:U-s, Sber.r.
T. J. Was, Attorney for I'lsiittia.
Purryaburg, Octobar IS, 157. Jic$S 60
yUr.ltlFl''!) S ILE.
Edwin Reed,
va.
la Wood Con mon Plea.
Uichacl U. I'ihIJ al
,
Hr virtu of an ori r of t ile issued in the above
eanso bv Ihe Clerk V th Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood tniiiy, fliilo, mid ii me direrted and de
livered, 1 will off -r for sale at public vendue at Hi
door of the Court House, iu the Iowa wf Perryaburg,
Wood Counlv, (Mno, on
MONDAY, November 18, 1SIIT,
Detween Ihe hour of tend o'clock P. M.,
said day, lb following described property, (o-wil
Tb northwest l( a section 30, township 4, range
10. containing ISO acre; and lh.aat iart of the
xuihweat K of aaid soction 30, township t, range
10, couuiuiug 80 acres; snd lb uortlmest 'i
the southeast W of section 30, township 4, range
10, containing 40 acrv all situated in Ike couuty
ut ood sud Stew nt tlliin.
fltAKI.KS W. E VERS, Sheriff.
J. V. V S. U. Pan s, Plainlilt ' Atlornev.
Pcrrytbuif, October 10, IsJf. tint 7 0
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of
I
of
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. .B. rmAMPNKT. CHAS. WRIOHT
THE NEW DRUG STORE.
CHAMPNEY & WRIGHT,
DUUGOISTS,'
niOENIX BLOCK, FERRYSBUHO.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
WE have larjrely incrcaaed our rbrmer stock,
and now hure tlie pleasure of presenting1 to
the publio ono of Ihe finest assortment of Oooas,
in our lioe, ever brought to i'crryshurg.
Our stock of
LIMI'S tV LlltlP TItl.lI.liIXGS
Is most eoniplute. Also,
NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES & TOYS
IN OR WAT VARIETY.
We would call especial attentiou to our wall
aeluctod line of
Clocks and Baskets of I very Style.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes &
DYE STUFFS.
Patent Medicines, H.iir Restoratives, Fluid Ex
tracts, Machine Oils, Horao Ponders, etc;
in fact evei ,vthio(T that can be found in a
Well-asso'rt.'d Urojf Store, together
with a complete assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
We have secured the sorvlccs of Mr. E. N.
lli.l'R, so lonfr snd favorably known i this vicin
ity as s gentlemanly and ohlifrinfr salesman, anil a
practical and experienced Druirriat, and we confi
dently antieipatu, by close attention and a proper
regard for Ilia wants of the community, to merit a
turiro sharo of publio pntronape.
We extend a cordinl iimtalimi to all our patrons
and the public generally to call and examine our
Uonds, which we will sell for cash at as low fig
ures as can be had anvwhiT in Toledo.
OHAMl'NKY ft WUIGHT.
rerryaburjr, October 18, 1887. lax
Improvement of Road in Middlcton
aud Pcrrysburff Township
Apportiomneiit of Expenses.
NOTICE is hereby gircn that the roinmiltee
appointed by tlio Uoimnissioners of Wood
County, Ohio, at their .Tune acssion, 18117, to view
and apportion to tho lands to be benelited thereby
th egtini.Mod expense of improving the County
Road, coinmciicing at the snulhern terminus of
Ho ul No. 2:10, ns numbered in the lload U.xord of
Wool t'ounty ; tlicnce-nnrlh ti the northern ter
minus of said mud ; thence east nbut 811 rods ;
tin-nee ii"nh following the route of li-ud No. 201
In llio Hirer ltoad, and thero terminate havo
tile I tliuir report in llio Auditor's Olti o of surl
eouiitv. Said exiones of improvement aro ap
portioned to the following lotsf land, situate in
snid C'liiniy, viz : Hirer Tracts sixty-four 14,
tixty-fivo H6 snd sixty six rtfl ; all of section
t liiteen 1:1, the east hall' of southeast quarter of
section fourteen 114J, tlie northeast quarter and
enst lialf of southeast quarter of section twenty
tliree TA, nil of sections twenty-four 24 and
twenty-live 2.", the east half of ill east half of
northeast quarter and eitst half of southeast quar
ter of section twenty-sit 2rt') theeast half of north
east and east hall of southeast quarters of sect Mil
thirty-five 35, and all of lection thirty-six phi,
in town one 1 United States Reserve ; the exat
traction anil west traction ol section thirteen 1.IJ.
the northeast nuarter. east half of north went, vast
haft of west half of northwest quarter, southwest
Quarter sjjd southeast quarter of srclimi twenty
our 24, all of section twenty-five 26, and tho
north a ill of section ttiirtv-six 10, in town six
0, range ten 10 ; the-west hall of section eight
teeu I KS ; the wetl half of northwest quarter, the
went nail of southwest quarter, the north part of
the eaat half ot northwest quarter, the south part
of the cast half of northwest quarter, west of road,
and tho eaat half of southwest qu.irter, less two
aeres) of section nineteen 19, the northwest quar
tor of northwest quarter, the south quarter of
northwest quarter, part of north half of southwest
quarter of northwest quarter, west of mad, and the
southwest quarter of section thirty f.'IO, the north
west quarter snd south halt ot southwest qii'tricr
if section thirty-one 1311, in tiwn four r4, tint ed
States lieguiTe; the west Traction of section eight
een 18, the west half of the northwest fraction.
ami the southwost traction ol section unietoou 1 1 vl,
in town six II, ranjro eleven I I.
find report will be beloro the Commissioners of
said Wood County, for hearing and tlunl action,
at the Auditor's Ohio of said county, on FRIDAY,
tho 8lh day of November, 1607.
S. Ji. I'ltlCK, Auditor Wood Conntv.
Perryaburg, October IS, 187. 25et 1 7
Storter Road Improvement ia Lake Township.
Apportionment of Expenses.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
anpiiinUd bv tha Commissioners of Woo I
County, Ohio, at their Juno sestion, 1807. to view
and apportion to the lands to ba benefited thereby
the estinvitad expense of Improving the county road
commencing at the southwest corner o;' section
thuty-fira township seven 7, range twolve
f 1 21, in aaid countv, and running thence noith'en
the a-'ctioii lino uniil s ml line ci oases Ce tar Creek,
between sections two 2 and tlirvo 3, sf sa'd
township, aud there terminate have tiled their
report in thu Auditor's OtUoanl'said county. Said
expanses of improvement ar apportioned tu the
toltowing lots ot lauil, situate in said county, vis:
Lot No. four 4,. south and west of Plauk Rosd,
and southwest fraction, less three acres, of section
two 21. the southeast quarter of section thrae 3,
me norinwcsi psrioi nonneasi quarter ana nirtn
uast part of northwest quarter, in Hesorve, the
west part of northeast traction, the east half
of northeast quarter, anl southeast quart r of
section ten 10, the west half of section eleven
11, the west half r.f section fourteen 14, tho
east half ot section fifteen Ul, th east half of
section twenty-two 22). the west half of section
twenty three 2;i), tho west half of section tweutr
six (2A),the east hall of section twentv-aaven (27),
(lie east hall of section thirty-four (34), th west
half of section thirt.r-nv (35), in township seven
(7), range twelve (li), the nn thwest fraction and
southwest qnartor of section two t2), and north
end of noi'ihaant fraction, south oait northeast
Iqnarter, aud southeast quarter, of sodino. throe
.- A c.u.U. . '.- ft . riiniTR tvvel va 11 2 V
fcuiu report wrb buiore tho Commissioner:,
aid Wood CouuW, for hearing snd final Setion,
the Auditor's Otllee of siid county, on FUIUAY.
the 8th day of November, 1Si17.
S. 11, PKICK, Auditor, Wood County.
Perryaburg, October IS, 1867. 2ie$13 50
i:o.vD lmniovEstM in liishtv iqwmipT
' Apportionment of Expenses.
MOTICE is hercbv given that th Committee ap
i 1 pointed by the Coniniisaionere of We. id County,
Ohio, si their June seesion, 18H7, I view and ap
portion to th lau la to benefited therebv the esti
mated expense of improving the Conntv Rosd com
mencing st the fin Hay Turnpike, en the line be
tween seetiotia tweiUv'-four (21) snd twentv-fiva
(2a), in Liberiv Township, said i ountv: theseedue
west lliree (3) miles to Ui Liberty and Millonville
ExWosiou Turupike, there lo Urmioate htve hied
their report in the Auditor's Ollice of said counlv.
riaid expenses uf improvement ar apportionkd
Ihe following lanla. ailuale ia said county, via:
The south lis If of the south hs'.f of southwest quar
ter snd southeast quarter of section twenty-two
(23), Ihe south half of section tweuiv-thra (23),
the south half of sevtion twtntv-fourt 24), Ihe north
half of section twentv-tive (25), the north h.lfof
section wenty-ix ( 2ft), mid the north half of sec
tina twenty-sfeo(27),iu towusbip four (4), range
fle-ven (11).
cah.t reoort will bo before the Cnromissianers
Wood Cosntr, for hearing and im.k actioc, at tlie
Auditor's OtHce of aaid county, ou FKIDAY, the
8lb dav ef November, 1SHJ.
S. B. PRICE, Aaditnr W'aoi Ceonlv.
Perryaburg, Oolober 18, 1807. Sic J 10
James W. Ro,')
va. Ia Wood Common Pleas.
George W. Oill. )
By virtue of au execution issnod la the above
aaeeby the Clerk of the Court of Common Pious
of Wood County, Ohio, and tn me directed and
delivered, I will offer for sal at publio vendue,
the premise of the defeudaol, tt Milloo Ceuter,
Wood Oountv, Ohio, ou
TCKSDAV. September 2, 1M7,
Betwa Ihe hours of 1 and i o'clock P, M.. of said
div, ihe following d.-scrilwt pmtiertv. to-wit I
One snau of Uay Horses, the property of U.
Hill.
CHARLES W. TYEttS, SheriJf.
Perrysburg, O-tobor 18, Isdi. xil3
lOJ
lli a oeliliou wilt be presented ti the Cominis'
sionera of Wood Oountv, Ohio, st tiioir leeember
term, being the 1st Monday ia December, 188.',
asking (or the locntioa of s couuty road, a follows:
beginning st Ih northeast corner bt the south
east quarter of section 19, town 7, raige li, ruo-
aiag weal en the half seciios I Re of ee'lioo
Iowa 7, range 13. lot lie weal township l.uevf Lake
lowQsiitp, au tber tcruiisala,
A PETITIONER.
UU Toship, October II, UJf. jd
of
to
of
oa
W.
It,
MERCHANDISE.
FALL
GOODS
AT
V. Js HITCHCOCK'S
CONSTANTLY AERIVI1TG
A FIXE STOCK OF
FALL &' WINTER
GOODS
THE STOCK WILL BE FULL
IX
ALL, DEPARTMENTS.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW STOCK
AT THE STORE OF
W. J. HITCHCOCK.
Perryaburg, September 28, 18S7.
3zi
Tlio Perrysturg Flour Mill
rS how in first-rate running order, with a full
L aopiilv of water, and farmer ean depend uprm
Imving all work attended to promptly, and satis
factorily.
Having a new snd complete arrangement ex
pressly lor grinding Buckwheat, we will be en
abled to grind large or small quautities st any
time. JAUES P. AVKIUIX.
Perrysburg, October 4, 1807. . 21m
. J. T. SWEET,
Dresser and Glover,
Will Dress and make up to order all kinds of
Furs and Skins,
Ladies' Fura, Capes, Cellars, Muffs, Berths, Cuffs, ic.
Gents' Furs, Gloves, Collar, Buck Gloves
and Mits, from the heaviest working
glove to tho best fancy. r . .
rST Speeial attention paid to Repairing LA
D1KS' EUKS. . . .
Corner of West Boundarv and Front-street, Per
rrsburg, Ohio. Address, J. T. SWEET, Bex 23,
rerrjsuurg, u. - a-uz
A.J, GARDNER & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
Olle.itl, Wood County, Ohio.
YUR advertiaements, for a short time past, have
J been in a demoralized couditiou, and badly
antittereit. We protnisea a cnange. Here it
Head the items, and utter reading, if you want
wall.acranirid store with a frnn't
.'1 onif
in at
tiXTtuNER A CO'S
MAbOKU AND INDIGO. We have just re
ceived another lot, and a primo article.
you want any thing in tho way of DvaSTCrrs,
don't go to a dry-goods store or a blacksmith
shop, but to GARDMEll A CO S.
LOOK OUT. Certain parties are selling what
they call sa " illuminating oil." lieware
ii,aa it is nothing but tfoWiue, and Very danger
ous, being highly inflammable. Buy only Car
bon Oil, that is warranted sot to ignite aoder
degrees. You will find it at
. .. UARDXER A CO'S.
MEAT'S-FOOT OlU-Sow is the time
i ' grease up yoar harness, before tlia fall rains
set in.. The best Oil is Neai'e-font. GARD.NKIl
A CO. have a genuine article, and much superior
to Tauner's Oil for alt kinds of leather.
OTKICTLY PURE LKAD constantly on hand.
O tVe guarantee our tttVKy pure lead to be
lbs. lead and 10 lbs. oil in the 100 lbs:, and it
the cheapest, as it witl g i over more surface and
last longer, than the cheaper Leads.
Also, lad in small cans. GARDNER A CO.
IF you are inclined to aAiiHe, and don't want
go to GARDNER & CO'S. snd get a bottle
either Arer's, Jayne's, l.ant's.Christie's, Hurler's,
Osgood's, or Mott's Ague Remedies, and if these
fail, thev will put ap the Frbnch Aovk Rkmkdy
a euro Ihing. GARDNER A CO.
OTrt stock of MEDICINES are pur. We bay
no second quality, and our prices ar
governed br any other Drug Store, except for
similar quality of goods. All pun Medicines ar
high, but we shall at 11 s low as they can be
We buy for cash, and we (hall seH
cash or ready pay onl$. One of the Ann has been
engaged in dispensing and selling drugs sod nied
icinea tweutr years, and elaiins to nuderatand th
business, and you can rely on having your recipe
nd prescriptions correctly prepared. Give u
call when ia wtat of anything ia oar Una.
GARDNER A CO.
Gilead, Octrber 1, 1887. 4n
M1LMNERY AND LADIES' FURNISHING
STORK.-Mrs. X. K. Uf.SSENQER wUhes
to inform th ladies uf Mauinee, Perrysburg
vicinity that she baa removed ber ktilliuery Store
to the large snd couiuiodious building, known
the Urisiuld Store, where she may be found with
a Sue Msorlnieni of Millinery Uoinls, of the latest
atvles also a tine variety of Dress Trimmings,
Velvet Ribbous.Kid Uloves, lloeierj, Comets, elo.,
elo.; sUo, particular alteulioo given to I'resa
Clusk-maUug. Stampiug aud Machine Stitching
done to urdor.
341 Ms. 5. t. MESSENGER.
DRY GOODS.
BROWS and Bleached Ebaof sad ShHUipa)
- Denims I
Hlniws 1
Tickings t
Coltoaade, Ac
A, st
PEACH 9.
to
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of
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to,
of
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for
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RASKINS ADVERTISEMTS.
IIASKINS1 IIASKINS! II1SKIN3
UASKINS! IIASKINSI .
1IASKINS K
KEW STORE AT HASKINSI
A large snd complete assortment of
lry Oooda,
(groceries,
Hoots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Farming Tools,
lrngs,
Notions',
Stationery, '
Wooden Ware;
Tin Ware,
Stone Were,
Glass Ware,'
Hardware, I
l'aUtif Meillcfn'os,
Bcbool Uooks,
Ac, Ac, Ac.
Our Goods bsve been purchased at tb lowest
cash prices, snd purchasers will find it to their
interest to give us a call. '
IN EXCHANGE,
For any or all of theso, we want Eggs, BuUerj
Lard, Uevswax, Feathers, Old Brass, Copper and
Iron, Paper, Rags, or almost anything you bav tat
ell. Oreou backs not refused.
FEAGMJ3 & CUXNIN'Cf.
Hasklns, February 20, 186T. tit
HASKIHS PLOW FACTORY,
fJflE subscribers having 6tted up .
1. an establishment for the msnu- '
facture of Steel Plows, sre now pie
pared to supply the Farmers of Wood
county with the Very best
STEEL PLOWS, and:.
Two-Shovel CUL TIVA TOns
. . . i
.Having had many years' experi
ence in inajiuf-'cturing Plows in Mit
. chell A Sous' Plow Factory and other
works, we aro confident wo can turn
out a
Better Plow than nny in tho County
REPAIRING, " ...
Dohe' promptly and in the most thorough manner.
t-vF All our work warranted satis
factory, or no sale.
HKt'ASS & D.EBACllElt.
Huskins, February 20, 1807. 43.X
MEAL FEED J HOMINY MILLS
II AS KINS, OHIO,
AMES &. WORTH aro prepared to do custom
Grinding for tho Farmers of Wood county
more promptly than any other mill in this vicinity.
Always on band and for sale or exchange for
Grain,
losrse and rme Meal, Chop reed and Hour.
AMES & WOliTIInre alwars in the market
buying all kinds of Urain and Farm Produce, and
paying uetttr prices thau any other market in.
Wood county. . ,
SEED WHEAT.
AMES & WOltTH. nf Ilaskins.Woed Boun
ty, O., are prepared to supply the Farmnrs of this'
comity, and tha surruiiiidin? country witb th
Celeui-iilfd Te;i Wheat.
For seed this Spring.' This Wheat commands
from Millers, for flouring, about Forty or Fifty
C-nts por bushel more than other Spring WI)eat
ai.d has a tipton reputation as a hardy snd' large'
yielding kind of Wheat ; and being imported from
Northern Iowa, the change from a more northern,
climate, as all experienced Farmers are aware
will nnprovo the qnality aud quantity produced.
The Parmer ha l better nav two prices for this.
Wheat than sow the wheat raised in this country..
We aru also prepared to Supply the Milwaakce
Club, raised in Wisconsin. All those who want
Wheat of us will please notify us as soon as pos
sible, so that we can make our arrangements lor
tho proper amount required.
e are also prepared to soil or loan Flax
need, to supply all tho Fanners lit llos county.
li dkins February la I mi. 4.5z
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayer's- Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease of tha Throat and Lungs,
auoh aa Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
, and . Consumption. s I
Prohahlv novor beforo Iu tho wholo history of
medicine, has anvthing won so widely and so deeply
upon tlie conliilence of niunkiiid, us this cxcclleut
ronieilv for pulmonary complniuls. Through a long'
series 'of years, and anion" most of the races or
men it hits risen higher and higher In their estlma
tion, ns it has become bettor kuown. Its uniform
character and power to euro tho various alleolion
of the lungs owl throat, have uiude it known as a ro
liable protector against thoin. Wliile alaptcd t
milder forms of disease and to young children, it is
at the earn time tlie most efTocluul n;medy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan'
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. 'At fc1ro
vielon againit siuhleu attacks of Croup, It should
be kept on huiid in every family, and indeed aa all
aro sometimes subject to coido and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote far Uiein. .
Although settled Congumntlon is thoniitit in
cnrable, still grent nnmbors of eases vrhcre the dis--easo
seemed settled, havo been completely emxil,
anil the patient roatorad .to sound hcullh by tha
Cherry Pectoral, bo completo Is its mastery
over llio disorders of tho Lungs and Throat, lhat
the most obstinate of them yield to it. ' When noth
ing else could roach them, under tlio Cherry iec
torn! they subside and disappear.
Sltufrrt anil 1'uMio Bpvakw find great pro
tection from it.-
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it. i.
Bronchitis is generalrr cured by taking the
Cherry l"rrtoral In bnuill and fivqiiont doses.
So generally are- ks virtues known tliut we need
not publish tho vei tiilcatesof thoinliore, or do mora
than assuro tha publio Umt it4 quulitiea are full
maintained. ...
TAyer's Ague CureT
Sor Faver and Afrus, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, ltenuttont Fever, Dumt
Aftue, I'eriodfoal or Bilious Fever, &o..
and indeed all the affeotions whioh arise
from malarious, xuacah, or ntiaaruatio
poisons. ' (
As its nnmo Implies, tt does CVrv. snd does not
fail. Coutmiu'mr neilhcr Arsenic, (Quinine, Itinmnlh,
Zihc. nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatovur, it in noUKo injures anv patient. Tho
number and Importance of its cures in the ague dis
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without a parallel tn the history of Airue medicine.
Our pride is gratified by the arkuowlcdgmeiita we
receive of tlio radical cures effected In obstinate
cases, snd bore other roinerlire had wholly fnilot.
lTnnccltm.itPd persona, either resident in, or
travellinf through minanmtir localities, will-h pro
lectcd by lakinir Iho AOVE CVBK daily.
For l.lrrr Vomiitntiitm, arising from torpidity
ef the Liver, tt is an excellent remedy, stimulating
tlie I. tvr-r Into healthy sctivitv.
For llilioue Disorders and t.lvor Complaints, It Is
an exroUent reuimly, prtMlucing manv truly ro
luarkublo cures, where other medicines bad failed.
l'rcparml by I)u. J. C. Avkk & Co., Practical
and AnnlvllcHl Cheuilata, Lowell, Mass., and sold
all rouml the world. -
4 IRICE, 41.00 PJS JtQTTZE. (
SOID T
Perk A tnitillton, Perrysburg '
I., llhick, Tonb'ganv 1 .
A. J. Unnlner .V C"o O lead j
Rusa A Atkins, Weston? ' '
8. L. Houghton, Bowling Green, and by a'.)
dealers evurjwhtrr. 18u
GREAT 'PARGAliVs !
950113 for Sale at a Great Sacrihce !
I WILL sell within the next thirty days Twenty
one Wagons, st fnim It) to Sf per Cent, lower
Uiaa can be purchased at any establishment her
01 elsewhere. They are as follows t
14 Two-horse Wegon btftv snd light
T One-horse Wagous j and
9 Express Wagons. ..'.. 1
Theso Wagons ar warranted perfect in every
respect, no I must bo (old within tho next thirty
lay.. Tho desiring Wagona of any kind ar
Invited lo call and examine the seme.
JOHN BA&ER.
rerrjsliurg, October i, 186T. tii
ClToOl. EXAMrsTSsOTICETVhc Pord
will hold tlieiroext regular essitiD for tb
xaminaiion of teachers, t -
Rowling Ureea, taday, Aovembcr 1, 1807
n esiim. rriosr, A'vceiuuar o. ni : 1 r
Perrysburg, Friday, Jaiuyry J, 1S63;
Kouachohlir' Coiuera, Fnd.iV, lobruarj T, '(8;
Wesii H, rnaay, aureu J, laoa.
Appbcaul need not apply for Special Examl
Batii but are reipiested to atluud liie stated
aeeilugs of the Hoard.
Al lo rresHin!euce w ilk tb Examiner should
tto directed lo tb uudereigueu, al Weslon, 0.
24 D. A. AVtUV.Cletk.