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Newspapers, Mag azines, &c., for 1854.

Newspapers, Mag azineS, &c" Tor loo4'
- MORSE, Opposiie the ,Yarwick Honse-Wil fur
" nis,--yearly, 81 bs The single numbef-Amercan
an English 9usucrles, Mont hy Magazines Pictorial
and other New wspspersA mon o;her-, The Edinhurg,
Fore:s; Quaitcriy North Britt sh. Westminster and N.
Americ an REVIEWS an. Tr ,ithwnites Retrospect
ALSO -
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Pciersons Blacks ood. .Knir kerbocker nnd Hunts
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azne Of IT. London Art UI ron Journal and Polyech-
mic Journal
WEEKLY PLAPI IRIS &C.
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Saturday Evening Pnst, Saur lay Evening Mall New
York Herald Police Gazette, Yan kee Notions. Thomp'
sons Reporter Household Wo rd-. The Cnltvstor' Wa
verify Magazine Arhurs Home Ga zcite American Cou'
rier The Universe Musical Rev lew. he Albion u,cle
Sam BaIiimo.e Sun, Rchpon. Dispatch, American
and Northern Farmers
These. with anything in the abe we line-either Euro
mean or American will be furnish. application
above. ttf This Is the sui scribe
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RICHMOND.
IN. York Il virginias g.

49,. NJ FORK a virginia 60
sTnAM SHIP COMPANY.
Important 10 Merchants and Others.
elNiosE who desire speedy aud r.liahe mode Of
conveyance for il.eif good. between Ner forh and
Richmond, Gin about 30 hours time between the two
rlaees) will their interest by ordering their
go"ds be shipped by the well known siewheel Occan
Steam Ships
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
Of 1000 IONS Barihea in charge of careful a,d expert
eneed officers
Those ordering goods from New York can do 50 twice
week b, this cernin aud line. enabling them to
"plenis thai stocks with fresh ,uppiies short notcr
And In like enabling those VIII hnyr goods Ia
ship therf To do ao, the demand fof ibem
PASSENGERS, too, will find this ronte the most
oliable we'll IA the cheapest State room necomno.
,lutinns, a meals furnished without eSirn rhagc,-
These Shs touch at Norfolk goitg and returning
l.UDLAM n WAt3ON.
dec ID - Richmond Va.
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FOR NEW YORK!
H. s. Mail Line per fle SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

H. s. Mail Line per fle SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and NOnnOke!
J>HE new and clcgnnt side wheel steam r .JSC.-k
! ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpi Parrish )ssxss
will leuve Peierabug via City Point. every TucH'ln,
Evening" and the ROANOKE, (Cnpt. Cnvendy) ever,
fridny Evening, for New York
Pnssnge mud iarc irom Petersburg, including
Sm,o Rooms. $40 90
Stennge passage wv
For spced, comfort and safety these Steamships are
nxeelcd by none on ibe and travellers will hnd
The pleasant the north, ns they will thore
by nvnd the dust and frequent change, oi the Railroads
gg-Tcksta issued at .ay office on Sycamore Street.
SANL. q. BAPTIST, dgt PaersbarR.
tW- A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesiny and frlny Mt half past o'clock p NJ =
10 connect with the Steamships nj City Point Pnssen'
GERS by the Snuh-sde Raroed viii reach Petersburg h
time 10 rnkc the for the steaners. y q. u.
July li.ts
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NORRIS PUBLISHES

4 MORRIS PUBLISHES
~ ChPs VII ginin Reports, Vols. 4, and O,
Washington's - Vols,
The Virginia Gases, by Brockenbrough aud Holmes--2
Vols,
Tnte's Dgested Index of the Virginia Reports,
Tate's Digest Of the Laws Of Virginia. Ga new edition
preparing adapted TO the new Code,)
Tate's American Form Book.
fuckers Commer,sriss oa the Eaws "' vFginia-2
Vnls: va
Robinsop's Fo,lr=,
Robi ,son's pinetite. nav sftsl
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a. J BLAUk, Ticket Agont.
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile aud all other points along the line u Lynchburg
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L'REsH ARRIVAL pF DRUGS

kNkESH ARRIVAL IF DKUGS,2
l. AND MEDlCINES.-rh, Subscribers afeNG
receiving their FALL " WI STER SUPPLY n
nf Drug. Medicines. Paints, Oi Vnrnislles Brushes.
Glassware. Patent Medicines. Fipry-Go,ds, yc,, Ne
The goods have been recently sected with great
in the Northern and Ea5te,n ci.ies, md principally
bought for Cash.
The stock is a'ge. an comp rise. every article
alv found in DRUG STORE, bgriher with large
ass ntment of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERY Ne.
From long experience, ind tn -ough knowledge
the business. they hope reair liberal patronage
heretofore extended them, and f confident tha they
prepared To offer inducenent. both in price and
quality
GV-rrescriptions for Phy ysioun- 4ud families will h,
carefully attended Ia ut all times.
sept i2ts JNO SlsAY n CO.
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IA K IL hEDOCED-lhcO from
J. Lyachdmg. Va, 10 knorriHe Tennessee, by The Pr-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, aud Farist g. Co.'S Line
of Stages Though iickels ran he Obtained the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, ut the following points and at the following
rates, viz;
I Al
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For Baltimore and Phiindeiphs"'

Tor Baltimore and Philndelphtn,
BY STEAMER BELVIDERE.
Lsnres Richmond cperg Ipesday al o'eioch p
s3s4 THE nrgc and new stenmer u Il LVl hE
1<h& Cnpt GiFronD will receive freight every Mot
lny and up 10 the hour of o'clock p every Tu'r-
.lny. inr the above place.,
Shippers to Wheeling. pt.burg Cincinnati und The
South nnd West eeneny will find this route the cheap
,st and most ok pedition4. For freight apply 10
LUDLaM 4 WATSON, Richmond. Va.
Iuiy IL dta
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DAILY NIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
cERMs

J. eR3INi, ~ Is published daily 50, and semweckly
anin advance. No subscription is taken for a shorter
man six uipihss aud paper Is discontinued except at
pon the Proprietors until all arrearages shall have
fail. . -. aa u. 40 =. : - =,
fr every tS~eR torn aud 81 cts for every uter
II ~. ma ner of insertions Is not marked on th" MIS-
h nubli.h A t ordered out, and charged accordingly.
= YEA .Y RATES arefor the privilege Of two squares
,m weekly TO- square, daily $780, semi weekly
g;nn.r form daily stD semi-wecky S35. Every yearly
er will ulrr to eonfne his advertising his par
of business and II he exceed the space stipulated for
| n, me- charged ratahls for tbs
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Insm rance Company of the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies ul-
as fair TERMS as In any others oi equal respons
bili'y, by application to
?. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg.
liz,
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these vessels o tfia bull
u s rade and have superior accommodations for pass
nngers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains. well
Qualified Tor the trade and who will spare exeriinn
accommodate.
They will be towcd up nni down the river by s,.am
mud may be relied on to sa promptly rs advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
Ton. will find IL their niere-t ship by this line
il the only regular line and freight will always he
inken low by any other vessels and every effort
viii be made y the agents in Richmond and Boston To
ivesati.lsction.
We respectfully nsk and hope to soecsed In oh
tanning full share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets In
Boston at Rowe4 Wharf
DAVID CURR1E. Richmond, }A.,.
ALLEN Il WELTCH. Boston, "s
,ne No 131 Stptp Street
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I OOkING GLASS AND PICTURE
l - FRAME MANUFACT0RY.-The undersigned
tnnnuiacure and offer for .ale the following articles
Nnrthern prices: 70"
Portrait frnmrs, richly ornamenia and plain eisi
picurr Frames Of gill and fancy wood and quito
Dnguercoype F,nmea, largebeantiul. assortmse'
goods s#e tlH
tnoking Glass Plates, of all sizos and fitted in s
Picrnrc Glass. French, FIRST quality from 5tx36 incl
pnte Glass for and dwellings, furnished 10 orJ"
Composition Roscttes of nl sizes for Builders Interior
work ~ 9ts
ALso--0ld Work re-git aud iobbing in all the abo,
brnn hes tHf
pictufe Glass cut amy T'atterh-and iarg. are
French Mirrors furnished lo order.
~ Country orders by mnil wi eoeiyo aiten-
lion FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Mnir street between 9thand lOthst Richmond
Vn June 9--ts
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LU DLA A VI Il w A SON,
school a. College Text Rooks

NNUVOb Az NOIucKC 1tNI hOUWh
MORhl s. Richmond. Va. would invite tbs
"A. attention OF tho variaua schools and institutions
=, learning throughout the State TO bi. School
Glassicai Books. 1er Books used i, tho various Gl-
leees nn Universities. with general collection Of En
onliounl Works. in every departments Of turning
tB@SohonI Stationery &c every di.oripiion. a
liberal discount will he mndc, and bundes deliver
I'd ia LynchbnrP. free ol eSpeose. .H8 5-f fI i.a-
tS-Orders will receive prompt attention i0ra
2l.ia
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fTNO PHYSICIANS
J. Syrup Phosphate Lime. to use with Cod Liv.
Oil, a. ~" fIi
Liquor Ergotiau, 5aaM
Etheral Exhat q ..ls hs
Fluid " Srlc.lin and Senna
Naierian. t
s3 Extract Gin. or,
These valuable and r5abe preparations are CAREFUL
y made BY the strict rules Of Pharma cy and sold at
JNo. P. WRlGHT'S New Drug Store.
J, II. THoMRsns. Druggist ian ats
RACON HAMS--A superior lot Of Family
- Bacon Hams. jus, resolved and for sale by
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For The Protection Insurance. UOmpnny, Hurtinrd Con
CApl lrAL, 5000 900.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

the prisoners, seven in number, were brought
before Judge Adams, to whom application
had been made for a writ of habeas corpus.
The prisoners were represented by distin-
guished array of counsel-Edwin Yerger,
w. T. Brown, and E. M. King, of Mem
phis, Mr.. Bullock, of Columbus, KY, Han
ley Alexander, and J. 3. Jackson, of Helena.
The State of Arkansas was represented by
Messrs. Badham and Palmer.
The hearing of the case was postponed till
Wednesday, the 9Th inst, yesterday
The Captain of the Belle Sheridan fur
nished the prisoners with mattresses, that
they might sleep comfortably in the jail and
arrangements were made with the hotels, by
which they Jared sumptuously every day.
A messenger had been dispatched to Little
Rock, at the instance of the prisoners, for
the purpose of procuringa copy of the atfi-
davit on the strength of which the requisi-
tion was issued Gin. Commercial, 9th.
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Wood Common Pleas.

hlJah huntingdon
VS. Vacation of the Spring Term.
Lucy Rogers eta
RUILEI ROGERS, Henry Rogers, George Ro-
- gers Lucy Rogers Jane Il. Heinen, John Helm
ien' Nowena w. Widman, and Alexander p, Wild
man, VIII take notice, that the plaintiff has filed
petition In the court of common pleas of Wood conn
W Ohio, setting forth in substance that one Elijah
n. Knight and Henry Zeigler entered into a contrac,
.e purchaSe or tract number eleven m of the
Aiaulnee and Western Reserve road lands in snid
ood county that Henry Zeigler sold and assigned
!is interest III SAID contract to one Ichabod Roger
VINO has since died, leaving Lucy Rogers. his admin
iSUatiN: and the other defendants his heirs AT law
mat ELIJAH n Knight sold out and assigned his in
.erest IN said contract to Elijah HUNTINGTON. who
mas rendered to the said Lucy Rogers adminjstrutri
of ichabod Rogers, deceased, the full amount re-,
naming due ON said contract, and demanded Il deed
TOR sald tract of land Plaintiff asks n decree for
the conNey0nce Of said tract of land as reoured nv
the sald contract; and defendants are notified thai
unless they answer or demur by the 2Oth day of Nav
"A. ID. 1904, said petition WILL at the term Of couIt
next thereafter be taken as confessed and n decro.
rendered accordingly JAMES, NIRRaY
"''''' w. io't'---WoSi'5O Atty of P'tff
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.

nN the 18th Gay of April. A. ID. 1884. atY oclocl
- In the afternoon, on the premises in the town
snip OF Center, wood county Ohio, will be sold ,n
the highest bidder, according law the following,
real estate. as the property of Simeon Eaton ds
ceased to wit One acre, be the same more or les,
commencing at a stake on the state road M ,hs
north west corner OF the south west quarter Of snc
ton No thirty, III township No. five, range No cley
Ell, and running east thirteen rods thence sontl
thirteen rods thence north along the stato road
thirteen rods to the place OF beginning, less or.
quarter of an acre off the south side.
And also the following: beginning Mt the south
west corner of the south quarter of the north
west quarter OF section thirty, in township fys
north, ot range eleven, running north forty rods
thence cast twenty rods thence south forty rods
thence west twenty RODS, to the place of be yinnipg
containing We acres in the last described ,ieco all
situate in Wood county, Ohio subject 10 the dover
Of the widow
First above described piece appraised at sGGGG6
Last above described piece appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of sale one third in hand, one third in ono
year and the balance in two years. with interest on
the deferred payments the deferred payments to bO
secured by mortgage on the premises.
LEE MOORE, Administrator
of Simeon Eaton, deceased
March l3, lS54.-lw6+
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Lord Raglan.

When the announcement was made that
Lord Raglan was appointed TO the command
of the British land forces destined for the
Turko- Russian war, it struck men, familiar
with the names Of public men of England,
with surprise.
1t appears that the individual named, has
been known as Lord Fitzroy Somerset
He has been for long time, high in COM
nland in the army, and enjoyed distin-
guished position in India, and was recently
second in command in the British army
He is 70 years of age. and great uncle to the
present Duke of Beaufort. He must have
been quite recently created a peer. His
title is derived from castle Raglan, an an
cient feudal castle in Wales. His family.
like the collateral relations of other noble
families, are of course quartered on the pub
lie. 1t is of his brother, Lord Charles Som
erset, that the following anecdote is told.
He was Governor Of the Cape Of Good
Hope, and was minus a large amount in the
Government chest. He returned TO England
On the plea of i'll health, and at the same
time when his defalcations Were not gener-
ally known. He was accosted one day BY
an old acquaintance, who inquired what
was the nature Of the disease which COM
PEELED him to relinquish the Governorship.
he replied A severe disorder in the chest ,
and passed along.'
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Sale Of Farm Stock.

nN Wednesday. the 22d of March. will h. soId y.
~ 1"cti0~, at the residence of JAMES w. FRA
SEX. few Cows and Young Cattle, two Mares
one Colt, one dozen Shoats, n good two-horse Va,
on on, Double Harness. Saddle. Plows, Drag =
Thni's' some Household Furniture, and other arti-
ces roo numerous to mention Typus : ,nr 49,.
chaser to the amount of $40 and upwards will hay.
SIX months credit upon giving approved securitv
Sale to commcnce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Hull Prairie. Wood CO., O., March d 1874.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

LOUISVILLE, March l4-The steamer Car
oline, running to Memphis, was burned on
Sunday, near the mouth of White River.
Boat totally destroyed and 40 or SO lives
lost. The flames spread so rapidly that
scarcely any escaped. AS soon as the fire
was discovered, the pilot ran her on to "A
bank. Fifteen persons seized The yawl and
attempted to reach tie shore, but the boat
sunk and all perishcd. Captain Creighton
jumped overheard and was lost John Price,
Pilot, perished at the wheel. The boat was
burned to the waters edge, when she slid
off and sank. Boat and cargo total loss
Only two cabin passengers were lost. The
remainder of the victims were hands and
deck passengers.
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The Martha Washington Case in Arkan.
SaS.

The Martha Washington prisoners arrived
at Helena, Arkansas, on the evening of the
9th ult., as our readers have already been
informed. Sidney c. Burton, accompanied
by gentlemen connected with the Cincinnati
press, and several witnesses. reached Helena
early on the morning Of Friday the Sd inst
We learn from a reliable Arkansas travel
er, that four of the officers selected from the
police of this city to guard the arrested par
ties on the journey to Arkansas, have incur
red the suspicious of the citizens of Helena,
as being secretly at work for the Kissane
party. Our correspondent makes no com
Inents, as the matter is SO serious that it
will probably undergo investigations
On the day Of Burton's arrival at Helena,
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Stand From Under,

'JNHOSE indebted 10 the subscribers are most rs
Il respectfully invited to walk mp and nav m
!he papers can be found AT our office for n shor,
time Where they can be paid without any additional
charges. BROWN & IITNT
And GEO. W. BROWN & co.
Perrysburg, Feb. 81, 1854
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School Teachers.

: VIE board OF School Examiners of Wood coun-
l. ty will hold their first spring session for the nr
animation OF teachers at the court house in Perrys
burg on the first Tuesday of April next at O'Clock
a. M, and on the first Tuesday of each month there
after until further notice. BY order of the board.
j. ii. NEWTON. Clerk
Perrysburg, March u, 1864. .--2M3
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Notice to Non.Res;deuts

a We" and survey will be had, for public
= ~ roau on the l2thd day of April next. on the fol-
lowing route: Commencing at the east line of WOOD
county on the Western Reserve and Maumee Road
ana runing north on said county line abont two nils.
10 tIe north west corner of Sandusky county. Non
residents OF Wood county are notified accordingly.
March 20, lS54--2w3f
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SENATOR ToUcEY HUNa.-We are inform
ed that Senator Toncey was hung in effigy,
in Main ST., New London, on Monday
night, by people of that city. who were in
censed at his vote for the Nebraska bill.
Over the head Of the effigy was placard,
with the words "Toucey the Traitor
| Hartford Courant.
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!
At the Sign of the Big Watch,

I'm, At the Sign Of the Big Watch,
GM.I& SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
TEENRY Il. COOK respectfully informs his ten
L Il thousand personal friends and the good people
of Toledo, Maumee City, Perrysburg, and all the
country round that he has opened the most COM
plete and splendid stock offered in the city, and
is receiving daily additions from the best European
and Eastern manufacturers Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
ton of the brilliant articles his show cases now con-
tain; but ladies and gentlemen will please call and
see his splendid
Gold and Silver Watches.
of every variety quality and pattern prices rang
ing from Ten to One Hundred and FTjtv Dollars.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment ever seen here
from Iweire to FTttv Dollars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of unequalled beauty, weight and finish, at from
Iicelre to F0rty-fre DoiiTS.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND Pms AND RINGS, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
town.
OF the best manufacture, at IicO and Haift0 Fif-
teen Dollars. With countless variety of
LoCKETs, GOLD pencils,
RINGS GOLD PENS,
EAR DRoPs, WATCH SEALS
CUFF PINS, BREAsTrINs,
BROOCHES, STUDS, &C..
And everything else seen or heard tell Of in n
jewelry establishment. Prices iorer than the io,ceSt
E5-Special care given by the best workmen in
the country to REPAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRy
and all work warranted.
E5- Don't forget the place--Sigu of the Big
Watch, Summit street, between Jefferson and Mad
ison streets. [mr2OyIl II. T. COOK.
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SAWYER, INGERSOLL Il CO.,
- PUBLISHERS. BOOKSELLERS AND
STAT1ONERS, BLADE BuuDING,
TOLEDO, ONO

TOLEDO, ONO.
Sacyer mgerSOU d. Co. keep constantly on hand
the publications of the American Tract Society," the
American 5. s. Union, of Newman e. Ivison and
Carter a. Brothers, Neac York : of Phillips Samp-
son u Co., of Boston of Moore & Anderson and
W. Il. Smith y Co., Cincinnati ; and the beautiful
Presentation Books Of f. II. Butler PhiIadeIphia :
all of which are offered to the trade, the clergy and
the public at Publishers retail prices, and at tri
fling advance on wholesale rates
Tract Society's Almanacs at SOciety's prices
school Books at Wholesale.
SAWYER. lNGERsOLL & Co. offer TO tie trade at
Il slight advance on publishers Wholesale rates.
McGntfeys and Sanders's Readers and Spoilers.
Rays, Thompson's Smiths and StoddGrds Arith-
metics.
Pinneo's, Smiths and Eullicns Grammars.
Smiths and Olney's Biographies.
Rays and Towers Algebra
Comstocks Philosophy. Gray's Chemistry.
4oung's Citizens Manual. ST. Johns Geology.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
Mayhew's Booll-ke ping.
Guernsey 3, Wilson's and GCOdrichs History CT
the United States.
Ackermans Natural History.
SCOTS Bible entire in three volumes for Sc So
mh2O-2f SAWYER, INGERSOLL & co.
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CHURClY, HAYES Il Co.., Wholesale Deal
y ers i'll Foreign Il Domestic Dry Goops, Er.nY
MADE CLOTHING, GRoCEREs. Doors AND SuoEs.
STRAW NV GooDS, IRON, NAILS, GLASS GLASS WARE,
and Pittsburg Manufactures in general
E3~Partcular attention paid to orders
Morris Block No. 4, TOLEDO, ONO.
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1t is the general opinion of the physicians
that DIR. Gardiner took strychnine, which
produced his death in a short time after the
sentence of ten years imprisonment was
passed upon him. His case is one of the
most remarkable in history. After the fraud
was consummated, and he nad received all
the money, he took $4,000 of it and went
to Europe, leaving over 100000 in the
hands of his bankers at Washington. While
there he heard the rumor that he was charg-
ed with fraud in getting up the papers to
support his claim. He at once left his tour
and returned TO Washington to confront his
accusers. and has, from that day onward
remained within reach Of the Government.
There were two things that will always be
strange, and unaccountabl,. If DR.. Gardiner
was guilty, of course he knew that fact, and
he knew that time would prove him guilty,
why did he leave 100000 at Washington,
and where it could be seized at moments
warning by the Government? and why did
he return when he was safely away from the
country? These two acts will always make
the case one of interest, apart from the
magnitude of the fraud. and the skill with
which 1t was, consummated.-lO o. S. Jour.
ne question is asked, why the Suo-troaSu-
ry bill before the Legislature does not go to
the standard of the original at Washington
at once, and prohibit the reception of any
thing but gold and silver foy taxes and moneys
due the Government We don't know why.
Perhaps its friends are afraid 10 face that
sort of music. But it is proposed to ac-
compllSh the same result in another wav.
There is provision that nothing but Ohio
hank paper and specie sholl be received.
Now. if the Ohio banks can be driven out
of existence by excessive taxatiNn, the object
will thus be attained, and gold and silver
alone will be received for ,axes.--[O. S.
Jour.