Perrysburg journal., October 11, 1872, Image 2

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jAkEinkifoKsriditor"
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1872.
StUonat RfpuliIKan Ticket. '
FOR I'UKSIDluST, '
ULYSSES 8V GRANT,
Of Appomattox ConrthouFC.
. rOR VICK-rREHUWSTF
IH.NIIY WITJSON,
Of MMSClltlSe.S.,
" fJ-atit And hi policy Aaervc (he vpr:
highest credit." UoraeK Orerly,
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
OVERWHELMING TRIUMPH!
Ring the Bells! Beat the Tom-Tom
OHIO 18,000!
Pennsylvania 32, 000!
Indiana Doubtful.
District of Columbia 5,600.
NEBRASKA 5,000.
HVe have met the enemy anil they
are ours. The Presidential contest
in virtually decided. We have be
lieved and often stated, that justice,
truth and right, would prevail, and
our words aro verified. The animus
was fierce, and tho battle 8troo.
Every artifice, stratagem and trick,
wero resorted to by our opponents,
Vktle the Republicans desired a fair
fight ou principle aod the issues in
volved. The reaslta are a proud
triumph for the latter, with a signal
and overwhelming defeat of the
former.
Thin speaks" well for the intelli
gence of the people, and shows how
keenly alivo they are to their true
interests, while it proves how futile
have been the attempts made to
hood-wink and seduce them from,
the plain path of duty. The course
pursued by the "untcrrified" was, to
use a slang phraoc, "too thin." At
we remarked upon a former occasion,
policies may change, but principles
are eternal, and in November next will
certainly triumph in the right.
Wood county gives 817 Republi
can mujority, and Sherwood's majori
ty in tho District. is 1,150, according
to the latest.
A dispatch from Lafayette, lad.,
Out. 10th, lo J. if. Kumlor, Esq, ol
.Cincinnati, declares Brown , ond the
-whole State Republican ticket elected.
Another dispatch slate that " the
tall &yeao&ore," Dan Voorhees, it
buried iu a political grave uudcr a
vote of 600 majority.
The latest from Penusjlvania esti
mates the Republican majority ovet
"32,000.
Lucas county has elected the whole
Republican ticket, and the ''Rural
Districts" have. put in a saving clanse
which bids defiunco to Tole'do's cor
ruption iu the Sixth District.
The Election in Wood County.
The official results of the elcctina in thU
oimty, which we will give in our next
isbue, will make a diKgrarcful showing foi
pome of the townships in the south part pi
the county.
The. exposing parties id rerrytbiirg
ttwodhip were fighting their way on party
princaoAas until noon on the day of elec
tion, when a dispatch was tcceu.ad Uting
that the two Ptrrysburg randidutc, Mr.
rtEKcr, for Cwamiwiioiior, and Mr. Vaird,
fer Sheriff, were being scratched in the
routhera part of the eecnty in a uiannei
that would endanger their election. I
wa not until then that the political strift
:caeH, and the results will show that wr
are indebted io the Democrats of rerrys
burg townsbip ilar a Republican Cominis
aioner and Sheriff.
That the Iw.'juhliunuf ihose towiuthipr
have been linpesed upon bv designing
there is no doubt. It u due the licpulli
an party that this matter tfhttittd be fcret
d out aad the guilty parties mad itouiand
tlte blame,
Will the Scntiiisi ric ami explain Who
rdcr.d the frat.dulit tK-kit printed,
wftl it wait for JiVpubKiuiig who were im
jpoted upon to expose those tt.bo were ped
.tiliiig them ?
I u, behalf of the Republicans tt ljKerrvs-
1mrg township, we itciul grtetjng to tUvse
itepvhlkaiis of rjjiii, Ct ntcr and the tWr
i..iith.i who kttl nohv t.v and futijrlit
itr tin a lalvkt Ik Li t,
Gov. Woodford and Gen Sherwood in
Perrysburg.
Cue of th moat nrgumontatWe sml con
vincing speeches, on the imnci of the cam
paign, wan delivered In front of Nontos'i
Exchange, ttv Perry simoon Friday even
Ins; last, by Oov. S. J WVinrnRP, of New
Ywk.' There no attempt at display,
no clop-trap, nnX no vt'UTperation of other
men ) Done of the ImrMnor sophistry of the
demnKojfW, but fr rtlnfn and lucid state-(
ment of facta, whti-h appeared to be largely 1
Appreointed lv the antlieiice. It was an I
able vindirntinn of the course of Oen.
Quant and the policy ( hia Adminiatra-
, .:.,.. t.... u :.i.... I. .
man of words but of deeds, And if, aa hia
cnomiea allege, ha has no ability, "then he
in tho moKt fortnnatc man living."
1 no spenscr in a nuinoroiia siy 10 Hiioweti
how (Jen. ( lli vsr hid "blmindercd" Into
Vlckslmrg, "blundered" into Fort Donel-
aon, nrt "tilmulcrert ' into KMHinvwul ; how ,
ho had "blunder1'' rhm payieijr $350,000,
000 of the National deht, Ac., and would j
next November ngain "blunder" into the.
White House.
The "one-term" theory, the Kn-Klux
law, and tho protection of American- citi
aena, at home and nhroad, were dwelt upon
in a brief hut pnnjrcnt manner, while Sen
atonSi'MXKR andSciii'RZ received due at
tention.
The ppoecli, which was over an hour'a
length, wna heard with the moat reapectful
and earncut attention throughout, and
greeted with frequent and hearty ap
pUuxc. No apeciai effort were made to .iwcinhle
a large crowd, there hcing no mimic or fire
work, but the meeting waa respectable in
numbers and character, many ladiew being
present, and all highly enjoyed the treat of
listening to so able and talented an orator,
It was attended with good results, arousing
our people from the political lethargy
m which they were drifting.
Gen. I. R. Sherwood was present, and
in response to tho numerous calls, appear
ed npon the eland and exf reaped hia grati
fication at the large nmbc? of l&diea and
gentlemen present to welcwwe hiBrbiK he
would not occuy their time fit' discussing
political istmea, as they had been so ably
and eloquently treated by the previous
speaker. He said he hail supposed the
question would simply bo whether the
Sixth District should be represented in
Congress Vy a Republican or Democrat,
until a aeciet circular was handed him a
few minutes previous, and which he read
to the meeting. It was issued by the
liquor dealers of Toledn, and ealled upon
the Vetera to support Mr. Hcrd, on the
gronnd of hi being favorable to that traf
fic. The circular in question waa issued
and circulated just on the eve of election
as an appeal to the passions of men, and to
cajole the unreflecting, for a moment's
thonght will convince them that the sub
ject is one which haa nothing to do with a
Congrem-ional election.
How. destitute of argument miL-t be a
cause, and to what extremes its advocates
are driven when recourse is .had to such
vile means, and such contemptible tricks
to bolster it up. It is on a par with the
story of Sherwood's desertion, publinhed
in the last issue of the Toledo Democrat be
fore the election, mijqxwinj there would
not be ttime for refutation.
"For ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain," commend us to the Democrat
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Republicans Greet Republicans.
BOWLING GREEN, Oct. 10, 1872.
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Editor Jours al -The 134 Republi
cans of Center township and the 137Repb
licans of Tlain township, who voted for
Pierce for Commissioner, send greeting to
the 206 Republicans of Perrysburg town
ship, who voted for Wilson for Commis
sioner, and rejoice with them in the suc
cess of the whole Repablkaut oownty ticket
in tlie increased majority of Wood county
for the State ticket, and in the triumph of
the Republicans of this Congressional Dis
trict. Our enemies here are vexed beyond
measure because Republicans wonld vote
lor Pierce aad BaJrd, and are incensed
at their Democratic brethren in Perrys
burg because three names oa their county
ticket were wrong.
While the enemy here disabled our "rig
ging," and sent u to sea without sail or
rudder, they are sunk so dee-p in the pool
of fraud and corruption that no political
triumph will ever call them te a resurrec
tion. Among the lost from our Republi
lican ranks, we rejoice to know that we
shall never more be burdened with him
who was defeated for Treasurer in 1870,
and again this year defeated for Sheriff.
The Doctor has lain down with d s and
finds himself full of fleas.
It is the regret among Ropnblicani here
that two candidates upon our ticket who
knew of the contemplated fraud of the
Democrats, the Doctor and hiserew did
not wraftd the toscin of war, but sat quietly
down and allowed the plans to be matured
and carried -out right under the guns of
their picket-$ ost. Shame on such men !
men whom Republicans had honored with
their confidence and plifccd upon the
watch-tower as sentinels, had been uu-.t
while on duty, under a flag of truce, and
protection promised to themselves, while
their brethren were to be slaughtered who
had confidence in them and assurance
from them that no enemy should enter the
gate.
Judas sold his mai-tr for thirty pieces
of silver. Then two political Judases have
sold their party, betrayed their trust, prov,
ed recreant to every pledge made, and all
for a little increased vote.
Rrpablieans tf the following townships
have prred true to the Republican cause,
when no more of local itie could move
them. torreat ol lies or Iraul swerve
them :
Wci-toti,
Middktcu,
Terry,
Montgomery,
Freedom,
Wtium,
Washington,
Jukson,
J ke,
Webster.
By your help, brethren, we will repair
the Republican ship, strengthen her bul
works, cover her vulnerable parts with
armor, rnfl sail into port in November
with 1,200 niajoxitv for General Grant.
PLAIN.
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jpoted Da Rick bss sue she 0. t. 6Y C. rosd
tSO.POO dsmsges tn his itow, when throws
from the track recently, seas- Tafia. Ws mp
poM that Rosa R. Sloans has aawttsd lbs bill,
as it is reported tbst ha svsn payssWoeas kill'
cd na bis road twsnty years sg.
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Toronto,Cana la, paH;r inform u that
nearly all the homes of that city are sick.
Business is nearly at a stand still, aa the
merchants can neither ship goods to or re
native any front ahe depot. The hacks have
all disappeared (from the uland.-, and the
mal.Uir a very acrivik t'tic.
[From the Toledo Blade]
Gen. Sherwood's Gallant Canvass.
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"Tbs FtefMiMieaBS of the Sixth Dlatrlel hire
f very ream In be proud of the ability snd jrtl
lantry whh which Oen. Mhtrwon4 bss led then
In this m.iet Tjgotoos and sacitlnf canvass.
Notwithstanding Che aapersinns wktS) wbfch hit
enemies, personal and political, hart tiled tha
air, and the ontair and unaornpnlons maimi by
which ha baa been opposed, ths result demon
atratea hia high standing among the people. Hia
Tots is snout equal to ual or the state tteaet in?
the diatricL. Tha fole which have heon Atehad
from ,im nna place the good will of the people '
hare replaced in another. . .
Thia haa been a contest of poverty against
wealth. Gen. Sherwood la a poor mm and haa !
'wealthy hackers. Ills opponent had
wealth aad
weawi esa weauny trien.is, end oy miens nt
the influence of money they expected to bay hia
way Into Congress. Oen. Sherwood had no
money with which to buy an election, nor had
ha tlx) disposition to uie money for that purpoee
he had been pnsssasrd of St. iie haa anpear-
eJ before the people In a sonars and manly
way, and defended Ihe principles of the Repnb-
"can party witn an aomiy snoe nec:irtnra inut
Is evinced in his eplondid majority, lie haa not
treated his opponent other then whh respect and
fairnesa. He never alluded to hia opponent
tinlras in ri'ptv to soma Inquiry, or in order to
rxplaln aome matter in reference to himself.
No candidate ever conducted a cuurasa la a
tore gentltmanly manner.
In Justice to Den. Sherwood and to his repu
tation in other parts of the Stnte wa now make
thess personal allusions to our eandijute. The
flutnrea prove tha aooeplabililf of our candidate
and the moat timid jf hia friends now admit that
oureltolceof a Cun lid.de waa a most judicious
and fortunate one. Wa rejoice to any that no
Touof mo in Ohio enters into tha arena of na
tional politics under brighter auspices, and wilb
hia now well known and recognixed abilitjrood
uds:ement, and integrity, we hara no doubt that
hi fnture in its fulfilment will far exceed tha
promise."
In speaking of the defeat of Mr. Hcrd
the Blade is severe, but not too much so
fotvtho chicanery brought to bear to secure'
hia election. It says :
"All good citizens will rejoice st tha triumph
ant elecl'on of Oen. Sherwood. The Democra
cy determined npon hia defeat, and aelected
their Candidate In accordance with their idea of
1 fitnesS. Mr, Uuril is wealthy. Mr. Kurd bad
tha conriikpe of the liqnor iuterest. Mi . ZT
wanted a se.il in Congress, and wis willing to
pay fur it, and consequent! Mr. Hard waa
mad their eandidate. Then commenced a
campaign, tha like of which this District ncver
btfont sawv sad, for m good name, we hope
may saver see again.
Money was placed lavishly where It waa anp
posed it could baj votes. A sratamatic tff rt
waa Bade to debauch Ihe people. Tba worst
elements of society wars appealed In, and
means which denagnguea know how to use,
ware employed to make that appeal effective.
The Liquor Dealors of Toledo eam to the Taunt
and, with s few honorable exceptiona, raflieeV
under his banner. Thej want so far aa lo iaaue
a secret elrcular to their bretbero of the apignt
and decanter thmagb lbs Diatriet, urging them
to aupport Hard. There was not a low doggery
ie b Diatriet which was not ebtrterej and run
ia bis iaterest. In Bryan, ifdgerbin, Perra
biir, V anaaoa, Elmore, Napoleon, everywhere
where gin mills eaiat. gin-milla were supplied
wi h funds and aet la work to grind eat votes
for the "genial and gnotlemsoly" candidate of
the Democracy. Whisky flowed like water all
over the district, and for the past four weeks
there has been aucb a ear,uival of drunkenness
and debauchery aa Northwesters Ohio never
saw, and ncver will again.
They did not stop with lbs nse of tbess two
agenciea. Slaudt-r waa another weapao which
they did not scrnpla to nae. T.ha supporters of
the"bigh toned" Hurd did not beeitale to black.
n tba fair, fame of a soldier .with ehatgea d
most outrageous. They circulated tbeaa elan
dera in Iheir papera, aoil oin were foUt4 mmn
enough to atand at tha polls and howl them
until ailenead by the indignant denial of boa.'at
men.
Another eanse for rejoining over the result, is
the fact that Mr. Surd attempted to cany the
election by appealing to claaa and elanniah pre
judices. Ha attempted to array one elars of
cilizeua ia combination against another. lie
attempted to revive the old feeling of one nation
ality against another, which all good men hoped
bad been laid yeais ago. Only a demagogue
would attempt to raise a feeling so fraught with
danger ti society, so ski-American and so
strife-creating. Ail good eilixena bars season
to rejoice that thia despotic device failed of its
purpose, snd that its author ia buried politically
beyond tha bops ofreauirection.
The battle ia over and Mr. H irj is abelve.
We reioice st the result with a fullness of satis
faction that we never experienced before. We
writs the poiilical obituary of this man with a
most glad and thankful heart. For sereral
things are made manifest. Firat, that s aenti-
.ment of toyaltr to lbs government still exists,
ana toe acta ol oh it who arrayed theoiielves in
opposition to the government in tha Hue of its
peril, are nt 'orgiren or forgotten, aeci.nl,
that in Norihweaten Ohio Money and Rum can
not buy a aeat in Congress that these agenciea
re not of mrScient potency to olect a man who
baa no claims to peace tul'lhe nosaesaion of the
tn-at, an tna ability to nse tba aeeund aa a po
litical engine.
Tba result yesterday is a triumph r fba-pco
pie over tna demagogues it is a rebuke In
those who deliberately att-mpted to debauch
the people it ia tiia triumph of decencv near
aauutg gAierr it is in short a clean Kepubltcad
triumph. Hail. Sherwood! VuU, Uurd I
Gen. Sherwood's Gallant Canvass. Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
Bunch Taking Leave of Democracy.
HE IS STILL SICK.
We learn front the Toledo Commercial,
that the late firm of JItbd, Bi'xcu dt Col,
is officially stated to be dissolved. His
professed friends repudiated him at the
polls, which hi justly thinks was mean and
cruel. No doubt it was ; but "a man who
lies down with dogs will get up with fleas.
So said the doughty champion of the Coal
tion, whoju Mr. BlUCH says he will not
vote for. He says further that he could
not have beTired that "they would
back on him as they have, after partaking
of the hospitalities of his "dive," &c.
He now repudiates the entire Greeley
concern. He says he ncver was treated
in his life as he ''has been by taa 'high-
toned gentlemen now running the great
moral revolution in Lucas county."
He isdares "they held out to him the
most tempting overtures and promises
place and power, and then went back on
him, and now he is done with GaccxiY
and fhs Democracy." As an indication
his feelings e-hn door of his "dive" war
droned with crape at au t-uily hour
Wednesday un-rniii.
Lincoln's Rebuke of Greeley.
We publish below a letter of remarkable fore
and perspicuity, written by Prastdest Lincoln,
In Aspnat, 1802, tu tha bffloiooa meddler of tha
TVioane.
Through the column! of hia paper, Gaati.tT
addraaaed a dictatorial and insolent cummun Na
tion to the President, arrogating; to himself a
anperhir knowledge of State affairs, and assnnv
iof to teach that (treat man hia doty. The
hraaaed and jaded, but patient, Lincoln replied
to It at once. But few men hare reeeived a
mnrm ...thin.. - .l r-t.i .1
riehly deeerved it. The IVeside.t never' forajnt
hia dtrty.or allowed himself to be d4rerted fra
ths discharge of it by the preanmptnnna inter.
fersnes nt soelt men na Ohsslsy. Hut hx-alng
back, at this distance of time, one almost trem-
blra to Hunk what might have been onr emidt
tion now, had Mr. I.imrol followed Ihe adrice
of the conceited and imhvoile marplot or the
7Vit. The Chicago Tintn haa wieely recall
ed Ibia letter to mind.
CxxcvTirs Maxsio,
Wanriniiton, Auga2i, 1862 f
"Hon. H. OaaaLSV- W Sir t
"I have juat received ynnra of the 19th In
atant, addreaaed lo mvseir through the New
York Trilimu,
"If there be In it any statement or ssatimp
tiona of fact which I amy know to be eruueous,
I do now and here controvert them.
"If there be any inference which I in iy be
lief c ralsely drawn, I do not now and here argue
agnlnat the n.
It there be perceptible h It sn Impatient and
dictatorial tone, I wir it In defence lo an old
friend whose heurt I have alwaya supposed tu
be right. "
"As to the policy t sttem to be pursuing, ss
you say, I have not meant to lear, ny me in
iniuoi. i wimiu save me union I would a re
it in the shortest way under the Conatiliuinn.
"The sooner the national authority can be re
stored, the nearer the Union wi.l be to tha Union
ss it was.
"If there he those who would not savs the
Union unless thsv eotild at tha same time aa re
slavery, I do n 4 agree with them.
"If item be those who would not save the
Union on leas they could at the aims time de
stmy slavery, I do not agreu with them.
"My pariimount object ia to save the Union,
and not eiiher aire or destroy slavery.
"If I could nve the Union without freeing
sny siave i wonni tin it . ir I could savs it be
freeing all the alavea I would do it: and if I
could do it by freeing a"nio aud leaving others
al mi I would also do that.
"What I do about alavery and the negro rsco
I do because I be'ieve it helps to sure this
tmnn ; and what I forbear I forbear because 1
do not bolie'e it wou'tl halo save the Union.
"I shall do leas whenerer I ahall believe whnt
1 am doing hurls the raiixe. and I ahull do more
wheneTer 1 believe doing more a ill help the
cause.
"I ahall Irv en correct errors when shown lo
be errors, ahall adopt new viewa so fast as they
lb" anpt? lo be true views.
"I hive bo.i at J-4 my purpoia according tn
my viewa of olTinial duty, an I I !"tcnd no modi
flcaiion of mr oft-expressed personal wish that
sll men everywhere could be free.
"Yours, A. I.ISCOLS."
I, A. I.ISCOLM."
GREELEY MOTTOS FOR
Democratic Banners.
HCS BOOMERANGS CO
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The t)eniratie pan uas been eziremelv
fortunste is its aelectinn of a victim for the pres
ent TresideDtial cmosiirii. eivinir it Iwn s.l.
vantacea that it n.t.. J on.r, vis: u
baa turnialird a aiilijeci fir "illustra'W that
haa na.le the campaign (ia that line) expenaire
to tha Republicans ; anil aeeoodlv, it has resclj
mado muttoes for Demicratie campaign banners,
in the form of slwrt sod pithy savings by its
arrs cindi.Ute, n. O.
Tbe Dcin.it Pott is entitled to credit far sr-
sistinf the Democrata in making tha fullowiiiz
selection, snd recimmene's aiie first ss sn ap-
prnpriats ornsaient for Demnerslie wigwams :
"Take all tha haunta nl (Wbacueherv in the
land, and tna will find nine tenths of their
masterspirits activa pani-isns .of thu aame
Demiicracy." -Jljt wrKtea on
mv grave that I never waa its follower, and
bred nd died sKhinc ita deblur.' Mtrmtt
Orttlry.
tut ornamenting tha front of the apeftkera'
stands at Demncrjtie masa meaiinnia, Uie fol
lowing is ver; spprnpriaU:
"The essential articles of tha Pemnaratie
e reed are ; 'I.ova rum and hte rsiugeva The
teaa ana litirni and knows the more certain ha
ia to ro'e the regular ticket fruin X to Ijxtrd."
Hnrae OrtUry.
For an illnmination at a Democratic eveninf
meeti.-.g, the following kaa the great mjrit of ber
jng abort, pointed, and truo i 1 i
''If there were n t a newansner nor a common
school fa the country theDrmocr.t e part WoUM
De tar stronger man u is. a v.
Tha folloayinj for rum I districts, espiurtly
thss districts where igilancs Committees are
aeceassrj to enable farmars to preserve their
stack, trill pro re a UkioJ and popular legend :
'lErerv Democrat la not a horse thief ; but
avorv horse thief is s Ojrn icrat." ft. O.
Tor Deinaorllc procession in Cities, s Bus
effort can be prodnodd br Ja Iici0u.1l distribut
ing the fulliwing over dJleirsrUens from appro
priate wards su l streets : ,
' Everv one Uo chooses to list bv pugilism,
or gambling. r ti krlotry, with tiearlv everv
keeper i.f a linpfiug-bouiJ, U p.lilicjll ajrom
ocrut.H II, U.
'We thereupaa aalcjj ear eoatemnorarv -to
stats frankly whether the piigiti.t, bUcklugs.
llnevea, Kei'pera of ueoa ol uroatitotion, etc..
were d t alumat uiunimouslr Ujin lemta. '
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"Toam ikals a D m lcrnie r.lrtus : to chew
is that virtue intensifli'l; t dmrfk rum is that
eirtua.in the eujurlative." M. I.
"A purulv aelfiih interest attaches 111 lcvd
ruffiiiily, eriminal, an-l dingnrma trlsss-s h
the Democratic pu-ty." U. 0.
Jfolhioj fl wr than lha fo'loving as a m itto
for Demicnilo S'ati. eouilf , and I101I eonveu
li.His, his ever Ujiu produool. Il h is all the
inurita of brjrity. truth, iunocjnt em l.ir, and
that direct aimvliclty wuicU c imi 't fail to touc'l
tha popul tr heart.:
'Tha briin, the fccirt, tbe s oil of lha pr snt
Uomoera'.ie p rty 'is tba rubel elein -ut at lha
Sonth, with its Koinliern alli.-s su l sympa
thizers. Jt is rebel at the oirj lo diy. It
would come ii.to powor witU tlu hate, chagrin,
the wraih, the m irtilio ition of ten bitter veirs
to impel an t guidj its steps. a Wbat
aver chastisement m ly be di'aerved bv onr at
ti sal siiM, a must hope that this disgrace sni
humiliation will be apured at." I Q,
Furthcrm re, thjre am mottoes tu bs gatlisrsd
from Oree'ey's siyinj:s suitibls for everv seo
lion of tha co intry. For thi X mthsrn Demo
srsts the fo liw n; will be sn Inspiring legend
to bs eirriad st the head of their processions by
a colore ! fl ig-b-'aror :
"All do know lh.it there are seeoral hundred
Ibnnsand mulattoea In this eoantry ; snd we
presume that no one h is any very aeilous d 'dbt
thil lha fathers of at least nine-tenths nt them
am whits Democrata, and ws are sura tk it those
Deinnoraia, if tlioy will bars yellow chil Iran,
miglit better than otherwise treat Ihe inolhora
reaeetrully as 't.res, alter the landihls pattern
of that amineut Democr.it, Vios-r'raaidcnt Uiufa.
srd l. Johnson (J.
For proousslons eora;naed of Ox-C '0 federate
soldiers, the following would andoubtsd! create
S popular urere, If Ji iiuted on s b inoav burns
by s one-lsiged, ur nns-srmal suleW, in gray
or buttsrnot uniform 1
"When the rebellions traitors are overwhelm
sdiin tba-field, and aoatlared Nse leao-es before
ss angry wiud. it must not be to .return tu eaae.
ful and s okteuted hoinua. Thevr ntat find pov
erty al their firesides, su l sea privatiena in tha
snu-Mia eves of m itbjrs snd ths rags of chili
ran. "-if. O.
Wt might, if ws ohnss, Select for Dent cr.tls
njoltnes of this sort by ths bniJred, sit written
by ihdr candid its fr IVasid tnt; but the ijje
a .1! J . f .r nun lUt, to h-gin iij. hi.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Glorious
The
Largest Stock of
v Goods Ever Brought
(o Perrysburg.
Toledo Undersold!
Competition Defied,
Come anil Sec
IF. US. MHlLlLlHffi & C.
At the Hew "Cash Store."
Oct. , I87'i
COOK k JOHHSOH.
New Finn!
OWE PRICE TO ALL.
All Goods Marked in Plain
We arc selling our Large and New Stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Bcady-Made Clothing, as
Cheap as Any House in Toledo.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
CooK's mock, l'crrysbnrfir. O.
lews ! I
New Goods!
1
j
,
1ILT0MC0
Perry sburgr, Ohio,
DEALERS 1
(At Strictly Cash Prices,)
G A I,
E
Cook and Parlor Stoves,
Till, Cop1 k Stet-ta Ware,
PUMPS. CORDAGE
WATEU LIME,
LAND PLASTER,
HHffi. STOKES. FELLOWS,
Country Lumber,
Sa$h, Doors & Blinds,
SHINGLES, LATH
ASD
PICKETS.
Tks mist Complete Stock kept in
ike County, on hanJ at all tiaocs.
Tritts Reduced to Cash Basis."
Give us a call, bring yourmony
and Goods at a Bay a
CASH STORE !
Cheaper than any euo olso w.Clli'll you.
HARDWAR
THE
SH7
CAMPAIGN
... II.w Opened at the
Casfe 4ore
Off
A. G. W1LUAMS BRD.
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
PEKKY8BUUG, O.
Wo have jnst roceivcJ, anJ have on
Exhibition, tkc Largest line of
Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS
Ever Brusht to this Market.
Good Crash 10c. Per Yard.
All otner Goods in Proportion.
A full line of
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
Togetberavith a full selection efothsv
Goods, bought especially to fill
the wants of this mar4ct.
Plcaso-call-tn J Exuniino before Buying
TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS.
L P. STEWART,
121 Summit Street, Toledo,
Has Openort a Splendid Line of Fall Goods, in the following :
Ottoman Scarfs and Shawls,
a
Silks in Black and Colored,
Dress Goods, t Beautiful Designs.
House-keeping Goods, a complete stock
Hosiery and Underwear for Ladies,
Children and Men's Wear,
Kid Gloves in all the Newest Shades,
Trimmings & Notions in Endless variety
P. S. illy Genuine Kid Gloves at $1 OO
and $1 25, are A 1.
ONE PRICE AND STRICTLY SO.
A. P. STEWART,
FIRST INJTHE FIELD!
MABLEY, (he CLOTHIER,
Tin imt Returned from the Eastern Markets, with a Full Line or
Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing !
An Elegant Stock of PIECE GOODS,
la Diagonals, Scotch and Fancy Cassimeres for Custom Work.
Gents' Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps,&c
All of which win be Sold nt BOTTOM PRICES."
BSSrEverythins Marked in " PLAIN -FIGURES." and "ONE PMCE
FOR ALL," at 153 Sammit Street, Toledo.
3VT A.T3HsTj3'5r, Tho OlotUier.
A. M. GRAFF,
New York.
107.
GREAT OPENING
OF
NEW FALL
AT
A. M. GEAFP & PHILLIPS,
107 Summit Street, Toledo.
New Calicoes,
Now Delaines,
New Flannels,
Every thin? Mew!
New Black Silks, New Colored Silks,
Now Irish Pop Ins, New.. Velours,
New French Poplins, New Jap. Cram Stripes
New Black Alpacas, New Plaids,
New Brocade Poplins, New Serges,
New Shawls.
New Hosiery, New Gloves,
New Corset f, New Collars,
New Ties, New Trimmings.
F very thing New! No Old Stock!
New Cassimers,
New Cottonades,
New Denims
WHICH WILL BE OFFERED AT
Prices JOoTyixxs Competition !
TDEBEFOKB DON'T JUKE AMY FCRCII AiSKS CNTIL YOU VISIT
107 SUMJIIT STREET, '
W. NICHOLS & CO.
Dealers in
Clocks Watches, Jewelry
ALSO
OPTICAL, isTiir?irxT.
Era Gtasra and Spectacles aiseclallTanlleal
to defective aifrlit. Clocka, WatlieJt iawalry
repnired in a lli'tnuehlr wni kirenlika manner
on short uiitico. an l all work Warranted.
t"Otd jtnl.1 V silver b(iu( lit at market value.
8 1'orry St.. near Aincrirnu Uoaar.
TOLEDO, OHIO.
J6
55
Trade Murk
T. S. FULLER,
at 213 Summit Street, Toledo.
Hss in bis Fall Stnrk and krepa tba bast
makea, and bnva them of mannfacturera.
Furbusli A Bmwo's French Kip B.mia,
Dvlusch, Baluuf A O'a lland-roiidtt Calf
Uix.ta, Ware. Jr. Hewed Calf and le
UimiIs sre make specialities. A Ihito line
nf Wnmena. Misnea and Children's Raws,
Flannel lined Umida iu large vsrictr. Wa
will ahnw you onr Goods with pleasure
aad Sell theui Cheap,
21m
GO TO
JVC O .a03ST3Ls33TT,
Manjifacturiii Jeweler
And Dealer iu
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry
193 Satonsst Atrt, TOLEDO, .
Wstohes, Cloaks snd Jewell' earefullT Ra-
pairsd snd warrniiUd.
All kinds ol uhi OM and Bair Jewelry
mads Iu order. au
j. h. phtckT
Cliucoessor to Ttwley A Finoi.)
Manufacturer of snd Wholesale Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY,
Also, lbs Celebrated
POP COIiN HALLS,
Wrsupsd In aasoRted on lors nf tissue spr
Hold by tbe hundred or br lbs barrel. olel
all ttrusars.
Also foreiuo aad bosoeatis Vails nf all Kiud).i-
gars, ii cBalulv oo band.
317 S Has sul Strset, m TMlAalat, A.
lielow Chorry Street.
.All ttrders by uiail jironij.llj- Jill.uJ X2tf
121 Summit Street, Toleil, O.
P. A. PIIILL1TS,
Toledo.
DRY GOODS !
New Ginghams.
New Muslins,
New Linen Goods.
io Old Stock!
II. T.Cook. Wm. Wilcott
HENRY T. COOK & CO.
DSaXlBs IS
Watcles, Dianiontls, Fine Jewelry
Solid Silver k Silver Plateil Warf, Clods, if.
137 Snmmit SI. TOLEDO, OHIO.
Watches, Cloaks and Jevrelrr carefull;
Keouirud and Warranted.
N. V. I.DDV,
Dealer in
Hats, Caps, Furs, Robes'
AND GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing: Goods,
119 Summit St, Toledo, Ohio.
IADIES FANC7 FUES
A SPECIALITY.
A l.srje Stock nf the different kinds sjwsys
so hand, and at eery low prices.
Beautiful Irinitte ge.
Good Heal Mink Seta from $10 00
Alaska Miwk Sets - ,4 (10
Plain Musk Hat Set - 3 50
French Coney Sets . 3 5r
Russian, Fitch, H'be-iaa Fxjuirrol, Seal. As
bricao. and 1 oeland Lamb all at prices f i peF
4 ioas than laat season.
t&Call at ll SuoubU Street and be con
vinced. iSn
Ol) YBAIM' PKRI K"1CR ( RAP-
n. A.l.r.11 K RA iv AimaNTirn ntinu,
DI&lEN8ATiUV. iUaUiialtcd on tha For.
sign Pisa.
uyara utoss, Jiosroe .reel, Toledo, O.
A Parsmsment InsUtntlou.
Tho undersigned bar
giad Twenty-Nina
5--- a tint ri.nceaa
I'VACTiciNa Farai.
Cikd in the Maumes
ValleT.ealla attentii n
of Ahuse Interested to
iiieifstlthal he has aa
taMiahad a suit of
;1 roojins in llrers'lllocjt
. alounie Street, a rea
jular Dispensabuy fr
S.r iMai.nant anil ll.rmi.
jjyr aut ours of all know,
PIllVATB IJSEASKS
whether of reawil orinin orof Ions; standing, to
Male or Feoasje. I'ba suooess which has atlund
sd ihe praotis of ths undersigned In Ilia treat.
ment of diseases coming under lbs sbovs hea(t
.ia etiSotent guaraattee that whatever bs unrter
takea iie panfi.ms, said ,tn arary caae eflecta a
radioial Aisrs. Private ,aomna are provided wham
oonealtattons.eno iUs uaurad As lbs strictest
ctinAdeoca.
asleneral Offlos omersMos. Srf sod .Bit, Uonroo
street, first nwim lo -she deft U 4hs U.p of tba
stairway. All letters oouuimng a reapiltauQS
or posisge aianip prquipvy anaweres.
ttSiruttia houra
Iruuite to 4, and (roan I to 9.
tail us or sdursss.
K.
It. TYMPANY,
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