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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11
TIE FEELING IN EUROPE.

TuuKLow WEkp, editor al the A,h ny Evening
joHrn"i WIN has sp NJ mnsr of u year IN Europe
arrived IN New York on Thur4day morning l,s'
where he was received by the au hniries in u
public mlnnrr. Mr.. Weed .NJ rrsSed his op IN
ions freely concerning The ierlmg in Europe TO
v,rds, America which he said wrs Car from graf
living. II4 views OF the aratnrr,cv of the Old
world. aud her hatred of the United atcs
and free Institutions, has been so aptly anricip"-
ted In our editorial columns several months
since, that they med no r"pe'iion here. II I
sufficient to know rh,t Amcrica il truely it
pendent in every necessary reeource. aud has
nothing 10 fear.
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HEAD OF THE LIST!

Over all other combined machines. Some may
mew as W u, perhaps, and others may reap well,
but none will do both AS we'll as the KIRBY. Those
intending To purchase Reaper and Newer. will
hld II 10 their interest To call at the Agricultural
Warehouse, and examine the one now on exhibition.
To those wanting Mower simply, he would say
buy Wood's Improved IL is very strong, light,
easily managed, and does its work, to charm. Do
not be deceived By agents that are going over the
country trying 10 sell machines that are not known,
and have but little else tn rec, mmend them but
big sounding Names" with the prefix Premium
Raa2Ts" +" Premium Mowers" etc. A name is
very small part of a machine. Therefore, for the
best R'aplrs foI the best Mowers, and for the bes
of everything else in the line of Agricultural In
pl>m snts, g. to the AGRICvLTURAL WAREHOUSE.
d. kREPS.
perrvshurg. Nav 2lst. 1892.
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ALARM AT CHARLESTON.

Tux reJ>.ls at Charleston, : .u'h C.suin', were
throSn into great state OF alwm on the 4th
inst, by the appearance of the Federal fleet oil
S,ono, which is only eight miles from the city.
Oar troops were separated from Charleston by
4 ,myr l-lend, witch va. defended by the rch,l
l,,at
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{XJATERvILLE FACTORY,
LUCAS COUNTY. OHIO.


The subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
of Lucas and adjoining counties, that they have
fitted their machinery In the best order for manu-
featuring WOOL Their long experience in the busi
and close attention to the same, warrant them
in saving that their establishment equals any Man
ufactury in the western country, and their cloths
oauuot be surpassed for serviceby xuy cloths mar
ufactured East or West.
They have now on hand large stock OF Cloths,
Cassimercs, Satinets, Tweeds, Flannels, Blanket
ing and -Women's Dress Flannels. which will be
sold or exchanged for wool on reasonable terms.
They will also Manufacture wool ON the shares int,
all styles Of Goods. Those wishing to exchange
wool for Cloths, or have il manufactured will
please call at the Factory, or leave their wool with
VIM. Houston, Perrysburg. ~.....t -
Wool win be taken and Goods returned at the
foregoing place; also, be received fot manufactur-
ing carding into rolls, and returned ~ Gen. Hous-
toms Store in Perrysburg.
PRICES FOR MANUFACTURERS PER YARD.
Cassimers and Full Cloths, 37I< cents, Twlled
Blankets, 3lk cents, Flanhels rs cents, Satinets
81 cents, Twoeds, rs cents, Linseys l8A cents
The cotton warp is furnished at the above rates.
ANY person delivering wool to be manufactured
can at the time of the return of their CLOTH should
they be dissatisfied, have the cash for their wool al
the market price when the wool was delivered.
| All kinds of country work done on short notice
and in good order such as Wool CarGing, Clotl
| Dressing, etc.
Likewise wanted FIVE tons of hard soap.
PC. & J. L. DEAN.
Watervlle, May, 1862.
| A MOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY
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The Union state Convention,

Tn. undersigned. representing rnr CNoN CoNvrS'
r,oS ubed In this city on the 9th Of Seem'
49,, ii enIr uoH NtrtOyRt ctifsnt VIM afe ~ rNvnr
IN. maintenance Of the Guvcrnmeht and otthe Wig
orou. aud continual prosecution Of the war nov car
ri. on for th- suppression Of the rebellion against the
Gnvernmeut" aynin to meet and appoint delegates
20 rpfou Convention 70 he hed IN this ctty on
Tbursla the 2ist day Of August next
for the nomination of candidates for ,he following
named ohicrtsi f'sff .t' HH.t LOS fH ..t y .'.
Iu,lge of he Su-rcme Court ..
Secretary OF stRte.
At otney General '., a" .t... .....'. ...r ...
s, hnol Commissioned.
o G metnher Of the Hoard Of Public WORKS
Tn Convention will he composed OF the same mum
her Of delegates constituted thr Convention otlHst
year aud pIrortioned IN like meuner. among the se'
erAI cnuDties, -,
Under this arpott,ourp.nt representation for the
North,we tern part Of the state will b. as follpws
n-aanee9. Futon 4 Henry 2. Lucas o, Psuldlns
Putnuiu 2. Williams Wuod
IS. rxco emu that the delegates he chosen ~ con
ventions In the several counties to be held on sstu
day the 10Th day of August
The Con V,ntou will assemble NJ l o'clock A. NJ
-.|I II. .uEOKDE Z RSONs. Chairman.
q. D. MART n, Secretary. .... 49,.
Union Executive Commi'tee
ColuMprs, June I'd, 1S62 f""
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NJ. r. 4 r. WAITE, att'ys.
June Sd, l882-4w5$2 81.
/ DMlNIsTRATRIx' SALE.

n -
In pursuance of an order granted by the Pm
bate Court of Wood county, Ohio, will offer fol
sale at public auction, on
Friday, June 9th, 1852, r.
It 10 O'Clock m, upon the premises, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the county o
Wood and State of Ohio, and known ms Miller's
addition to the town of New Wesifeld," to-wt
lot number one, ~ appraised at $2O5, lot number
wo, (2) appraised at $lS6, lot number three, g
appraised at SlS6, lot number four, a. appraised
It 1850, lot number five, (5) appraised at $l2O, lot
number six, t6) appraised at Sis, lot number sew
IN. y appraised ut $ll5, and lot number eight,
appraised at Sll5.
Terms of sale One third in hand, one third it
nine months, and one third in eighteen months from
the day of sale, with interest, Deferred payment.
! TO be secured by mortgage on the promises sold.
CLARlssA MILLER,
Administrative Of Isaac Miller, decd
Nav 29 lS62-5w4$3 81
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a Confession.

GE>PLrM.> ~ t"riued the ,di or Of IN
Y stv IT, C"i0u 'haT hr rard the rttpn on 4
see, s.lout.t u the city to M article on the All
o'rat,c character at the rebellion, aud u, kpc
nm II h. did not thiuk ihe testimonv prodncec
'sirr-iSnhl ~ dnm pretrnh 20 deny snii
h" src"s-i"ns' irsnkh, "that - eh'igr AZ s"v
ruie t,S h" vPr, thng are after. Ne {
ick #" free govtr nmsmt a, you erl it, G"d desire
~ - 'oe one
It l. "ur opinion that n" rehsls a,e indiug
our r"vrr m"nt To be atron, enough tOr hem
n, this time.
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a flank movement. Il is commendable to
he cautious, butnone Who have friends IN
the army need fear that they will be bereav-
ed IN battle brought on by the enemy. -
The Bulternuts have no time to lose III nut
loss attacks upon us, when they cannot
Withstand an assault behind intrenchments.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Woolsey e. Buchard VS.. Lorenzo Borden.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the above
case by the clerk Of the court of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, ana to directed and deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public venduc at the door
Of the court house in the town Of Perrysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
! Saturday, July 5th, 1859,
| ut one O'Clock r. NJ of said DAY the following de.
scribed lands and tenemcnts, to-wit: In-Lots il
the town Of Pcrrysburg numbers fifteen and sixteen
taken rs the property Of the defendant.
| -..- q. T.. GUYgR, Sheriff.
NJ. r. 4 r. WAITE, attys.
June Sd, 1862-4w5$2 W. ". "H.. "...
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We have Just received an assortment of Drugs
Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Narnish Dye Stutfs
Fancy Articles, Periumery, etc, for Spring and
summer trade.
New York Lead, French and American Zinc, all
the coored paints, and Linseed Oil, at TeLEDo
PRICES
beSt nnn-eyplosive Coal Oil at 40 c. per Gallon
Lard Oil, Steamed Mecca " and Tanners OIL
Nos. and Furniture, Coach, Japan and Demar
Varnishes. Paint Brushes,-a large assortment
Sash aud Grainng, Stripping, Scrubbing, Blacking.
Cloth aud Shaving Brushes Qa hand. A tine as.
Sortment Of bet Stationery, Ink Toy Books, Violin
and Accnrdenn Instructors, Fancy baskets, Accnr-
deons, FlageoletS, Harmonicos, Combs and Hair
Brushes. Soaps of all kinls ana guilty. Watch
Crystals, Keys AMI Guards, Toys, Jewelry, Rri
Cages, Coal Oil Lamps, Chimnies, Round and Flat
Globes and Wicks. Iflden's Fluid Extracts trr
Physicians Use and a god assortment of fine
/ raodIcmes.
| Dried Apples, Pruncs, Curants Raisns, and
h4vorlng extracts. great vari ty of patent
icines all of which we constantly koo. I'D; -;e"'
| ,Ry-We sell for cash, ard " ION hand'
-.v II, IA CnIil
A. J. GARDNER & co.
Gilead, o. May 2S, 'G2--4n2.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VACATION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
' to the noa-rtsin mt land owners that appca-
ton has been made To the county commissioners -
the last regular session. for the va""'' =, a.
n,rt nr a cIr,tin cnuntv .~atInn OF that
n ~ o.. ."ad, comm ,ncing ut the
.'' :" section II, town north, range 10 east,
running thence north across ction l6 and river
tract a. and part of river tract As until il inter
sects the riyerrad, aud that view of said road
will be made on the l5,h dnv of July 1889.
HENRY p. BAkNTHlSTLE, Petr.
Milnnville, Wood Coz o., June 7-6w4s
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Perrrsburg. Nav 2l.t. 1872.

- EXEMPTION NOTICE, james Pillars or his
\ assigness viii take notice that James f..
Green deposited in the Treasury of Wood county,
Ohio, the sum Of eighty seven dollars and eighty
nine cents, t. rtdeem the east half suth-west quar-
ter section 2l, town nrth, ringe . east, eighty
acres sold at the delinquent tax sale, January Ia,
1851 ADDISON SnITu, Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood County. Ohio.
Perry ysburg, May %, ls62-4w4s.
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A Splendid Stock Of New oua
SeaSoaable GOODS ! q.

. -.. +...... .'...... %
Which we now offer to- all Reaoy-
|. Pay Buyers at prices that shdl be
satisfactory. We flatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, ;at the right place,
and at low fgu es, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may iavor us with 'rcall.
We can and will save you a hand
some per cen'age if you buy OF MS.
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination OF our Goods and pri-
ces. No charge for showing Goods.
fe Il. II. MILLER g. co.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ Thursday, June 5th, 1862, at one o'clock p.
NJ, AT the Jail House, in Perysburg Township
We will let to the lowest bidder job of building
an addition to said Jail of stone and brick. Plan
and specifications made known the day of letting.
A. CLARK, w. N0e's'
May 81, ls62-4tt.
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MARRIED.

At Tontogany. o. Jun 81, 1862, by Rev. J. A.
shannon, MIR WM HARPER, of Toledo, and Miss
GERTRUpE DUNNiNG, OF TontOgany.
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GALL AND SEE.
0 ! Il 0 B j E c T:
"The World with Cheap Goods to supply,
And all our customers satisfy"

4 NIiuE GARDEN SEEDS +!
~ ...- ... -... .-..
Just received at the Agricultural Warehouse
choice lot of Garden Seeds, from the city Of Phil
adelphia, the best market in the United States for
fine vegetables. These seeds were grown by Messrs.
Landreth & Son. the oldest seed house in the coun-
try, and can be relied on. ID. kREPS.
PeTysburg, April 3D. 1852.
A FRAGMENT NOTICE.--wilsopW W Griffith
~ 4 Co., VS.. |. h. Seaman. Before Walter Da-
wilson, J. p. Of Webster township, Wood county
Ohio. -
On the 26th day of April, AID. 1852, said Justice
issued an order of attachment IN the above action
for the sum of ninety-one dollars and sixty -egh
cents.
Webster, May 10, 1862.
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WoB,rE is now besig,d ty hs +, deral feet.
SssscA ,uuty has s67 men 10 tbs three year
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nRESS GoODS--Such as DeIaines, Cash
~ meres, silks, Alpaccas. Coburgs, Paramettes,
etc.; in great abundance, at .
.-. a.. ,..t .-r r.
DRINTS,--Gingham Muslips (bleached and un-
/ bienched from y to ~ yds. wide Tick.ngs,a
DRINTs, BY the pound, great bargain, at
CLOAKS,--And shawls. Choice STYLES. Cheap
~ at .., +. X. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
WHITE EGOooS,-Trimmings also Madame
Demorests Hoop skirts and Corsets,-the
+. R. MILLER & CO.'S.
E>LANNELS,-Hoods, Comforters and Under
- |o''onaoe' you VIII ma n ae1naa1ee' E1 al
F. H. hiLLHh co'".
-.. .. ..... ...... .... .....
e-r .. ,.... ..,......... ..........
seen. at a' ~ iFp F. r Rn' Miller 4 "TT "a :; g
= '... " -;
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NEWS FROM THE war!

Daily the news is pouring in up
on us of the success OF the Union
men in all directions, and of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man.
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is. not y will rejoice to
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nEArREGARD's HEADQUARTERS.

The rebel Generals all have their head
quarters in houscs-gcneralIy occupyin"
the finest rsidcnces in the place. Bcaurc-
CARDS was ON the east Of the Purdy road
and at the outskirts of the place. The rebe
chicftain was evidently surrounded by al
the comforts and luXures of life. Tcn
graph wires run in every direction from the
building, the system adopted being sim la
to that employed in our own army. TIL,
wires. however, were al cut, and the iustru
mpnta ElliCu away
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1T the same time there is news
of different kind which we are
',bout to publish, viz That we are
receiving and have NOW on hand,
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OUR Army.

The main body of our army is from two
TO three miles south and west OF Corinth
now strongly intrenched, to provide against
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AKTEsIAN WELL

Corinth is supplied with water from az
art, an well, which has been lately com
pleled, and il about 600 feet deep. 1t will
afford sullic cut water Tor our army, and is
of good quality but the distance to our
lines will create considerable Inconvenience.
The benefit derived from it is substantial.
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roRcEs oS BOTH ARMIES.

The rebel forces amounted to 10000 cf.
lectivc troops, of all grades volunteers TO,
the war, conScrpts, and eight day men,"
! had prepared . list Of the organi2at on o,
of ON army itS strength, aud the armament
,of artillery with m but such information is
necessarily contraband, ami consequently
withheld from the public. OF course. il
our force had not been formiduble, the
rebels would not have fled before it,
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though regard chin u, very different man, yet !
think he has not improved upon the speeches Of his
colleague (Mr. Breckinridge.) would like to hear
less Of deuunciation OF the Government and the
President, aud more Of denunciaion Of tho Rebels.
Why DO we eternally find men who are thanking
God that they have nothing to do with this war ?
And who are eternaIly placing the Senator from
Massachusetts, (Mr. Sumner) and jeff Davis to-
getber aud putting South Carolina and Slassachu'
sets in the came boat If any gentleman will snow
any wanton, wilful violation Of the rights Of the
citizen will he as ready ~ any one to inquire into
the REASONS but until then have no desire to EN-
barrass the Government in any way.
Mr. BAYARD (Dem., Dell replied at some
length.
Mr. LATHAM Dem, Cal, from the Committee
on Post-O ifces and Railroads, reported bill to au'
thorize the survey of route for telegraphic COM
munication between San Francisco and the Auioor
River in Asia.
The Senate then adjourned.
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Irom Eorircs- uomrac.

FOKTHEss MONEof. Weduesday. Dec 10. 1881
Mai. Gen. Dix has Issued a proclamation declaring
that an election by ballot shall De held on Monday,
Dec. ~, for Representative to ill Il vacancy in
the XXXVIIh Congress in the Second Dstrci OF
Virginia.
All persous entitled and declining 10 vote and per-
forming their duty a. citizeu. will be regarded hos
tile to the Government aud subject 10 all the penal
tes OF disloyalty.
Tie sunboat Jesup wac launched to-day noon.
She was commenced BY the Rebels at the yard Of
Mr. Nash in Norfolk, and has been finished by our
Government.
REGULATIONS FOR TRADE.
All licenses for trade under the city ordinance will
be renewed a. ulcie headquarters before the 18th
inst No -uch licenses Will be granted except to
loyal citizens
All goods will be sold M prices not exceeding q
fir profit to the dealer and any person who shall
charge unreasonable and cXorbant prices shall have
hir cenae revoked. Persons detected IN hucksor-
ing fore.ialng or increasing prices of the necessary
articles Of lic shalt be arrested aud pa! hne OF
not less than so. l.. L. WILL; bflg'-hch'
Dec.
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United states Internal Rerenne-FIFTH col

| United States Internal Revenue-FltTH COi-
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wsrds, New.Yok-Notice 10
hereby given That snd amer the 9Th day OF December 1904
the above districts viii comprise the following twelve d''
ions bounded and described e. follows: -
No l. Caualst, Broadway Grsnds. snd Boweryi A. Ste
vens Assistant Assessor. Residence, No l3y Grandr
No. 2 Broadway, Spring St, Bowey a9d Gianass W ":
Alexander assistant A'es s residence WESTMINSTER
No S,rin-.st Bower. Hou~tons and Broadway S.
D. Bellows, Assistant Assessor Ne. ~ bfosaIsy G,.o,
W. H. Burroughs Assistant Assessor hesiHe"ee NO 4"
Ess; Broadway D.. AZ
Kel v Assistant Assessor. Residence, No. - FoTsyth-st
So q Broome.t Rijgest, Diysions HeseIs'. aud the
Bowery; Charles williamson Assistant Assessor hess'
No = Brooine-st fidge-,t Riyirs.on-s'. and Bowery:
John T. Resves, Assistant Assessor Residence No. oss
OrandsI n,,.,.., as
MCIure Assistant Residence, No l3a aenrys
No 8. scsuHelst, Divisons. Shttonst aud south-s.
.. 8 Dye, Assistant Assessor heeencs NO. so '''l'
No TO- Divi.on-.s Gand-.,, CaunOn.s. Risinston-'t.
and Rdgesi Henry > Jennings Assistant Assessor kes-
No H. East Broadway Cranl-st.. Easiest, souths aud
scAume .st. ii. IL Lee, Assistant Assessor Residence
No N Eastst Grsnd.st Cannon.st and Riyington-
De Lancy w kneyes Assistant Assessor Residence, no.
IL Es,t-st.
layn tie care or OF any property liable to tax
or duty within or the Asses.ments Division where
they reside secous H. 49, manufacturers sectlons o.
1919 persons partnerships &c entitled TO license VeetYn
sc suconeels (ecJou sol persons sanshteflng cate
hogs and sheep eions S 20 plopies,s o. sa
sectou. g. sub H. persons subject 70 income duty lec.
ion go executors &c. tsecton H. and al ONE required
by law and present 20 tie Assistant Assessor
OF Assessment division where they reside or IN case
license they GessH TO carry OF such business nc
list, returns a!plctols &c as by law reqnhea
blank. viii be furnished application 70 me A.stsn' As
se,.or GEO. r. BELLOWS. Assessor.
Nsvy. York Dee s. 1862
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All Regular sLeetins OF the Republican Cen

Atm Regular Meeting of the Republican Ten.
q held p"c-uber 10. is"e the tono~in
Ns,0.utions were unanimously adopted:
ke.oirsi That the Regular Republican Ward Associsuon
In the Republican Cen'rs ifnmee tnA ee'
on ,heIsh day December at their fssp.ee heacqas
raj Committee aud FIVE DELEGATES to the Young
M.r'. Central Committee for the ensuing year
Notices u the election Delegates iu each Nard Assoca
zion shall signed by the President AID Secretary OF eecn
Rrpubcan ard Association, sad the call Tor ch meeting
be published the daily papers for st est two days previous
20 the election being held
IN, Pre.ient OF each Ward Association shall appoint a.
..t thru. Inspectors superinend the election in thei'
..cye ards. aud shall be the duty u sid Inspectors
a. duci the Election IN accordance with the cal OF tne
R.puban entral Committee aud the Constitution OF the
Ward Ass0ciauon. o, ,.,..l H.. -
No person .ha De allowed such Election unless
he hal. have been duly elected member Of the ara ssO-
cisiion IA which he offers his vote.
Tie spectorsi all shall keep record OF the per
cons vota CONT the and report the result 20 the
a.t of ~. Association the proper officer thereof said
President or shall have power 60 certify Tue eee'o
and .izn the credentials Of those elected. =,
Th Delegates ected 20 the Contra. and Young Mems Gen.
m Coruittre. hal at the teedqrl r'er corner OF
Br1alway aud 21i s, follows: The Dele ats 20 iAe
,ai ON the second Wednest4y ~ J.uusry IT 4
,oc. m and the Delegates the Yolus Mems tentIs.
Comuii,e on tho third Weinesdiy Of January at =
II h, be the dirty Of each Of TIE Charmen Of the SeuiIt
Coml,isss 1862 b. a. the hf,t Ltehs o tc
Genital Committees 1853 20 cali said meet ~ 70 oIa' 10Y
th. orssniI .tion. shEhlDaH ShONN' 'N
HsSsI IT. < HTTiAr' Secretaries.
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MARRIED.

BREWsrER-CLARK-0n Thursday Dec. u, BY THO hey'
DR. F. Thompson q. the rs,dsuce Of the brides 'her.
Mr John r. Brewster Miss Ellen T., daughter Of l.
q. CsTt eco, all VI this city
BIRNIE-CAMPBFLrr-On Wednesday Dec 10. 81 the
Church OF tie Incarnation by the Rev. Henry f. Mont
gomery Edward A Riruie. u. s. NJ 10 Jennie LawTence
daughter Of the late John Campbell Of this city.
RASCH-GAlDSER-On Wednesday. Dec. 10, by the
Rev Ctsuncey u Murray, Mr oliver o Branch Of Yer
mont, 20 Miss susan %. Gardner Of this city.
CtSHING-TRAPHAGTS-O "Wednesday, Dec. II. by
the Rev O. T. fa.sel.. Henry Cuhins l. D. NJ 10 s'fah
=. Tsphs.ea Of ,Ais city. No ca'ds
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Prom, Snn Francisco.

SAN fHAAcsco. " sdnesdsy. Dec. 10. 1902
Arrived Ship John Tucker Ncw.fon. Saii'd-smp S"al
low. Cdilso. ~
Tie Money market y easy Atlantic Currency and *
chance II02i o. cent dicouut. Legal Tender Notes nave
been pressed on the market Ia such quantities that daef
have l10 l8 discount Afaie Is s'snsnt i'
associative disposition noticeable weeks ago 10 ~ 1E
Visible bat oil arcetha general apathy exists cohpsiod WIN
corresponding 81 prnence Of former yesrs
4 ANAL schooner has arrived from Kanaghawa,
japan, with dates TO Oct. II. Tue news Ia unim-
pO,tanI. ~ ., son,
s,y FRAycisCO Thursday. Dee ". lFl'.
s,ed-Steamet GlldcD Age, Panama with No pa.ens'is
7J OJ in o,suc N6w orb, aBd $1,000 iof Rug Aha