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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-16
Latest NEWS.

r,lo accounts from the Southwest, state that
uarr idukc ia cnicay"ng to Join Price, who i,
ra,d 10 be crossing Red rvei into Texas.
The mcn Of The Potomac army are erecting cab
,ns md preparing TO spend the winter IN martial
peace at Brandy Station.
The blockade runner, Hirna was captured oulIo
9th inst, with valuable Cargo, of Charleston
Hor oapturer was sirgiariv enough the cx-bloch.
qde tnnner, now y. $ steamer, crclssiar.
IN conere,; On thc oh inst, VI. Arno!A, Of Iii
gave notice nf bill 70 repeal the $500 rxomrrrn
-lause Of The Corscripaoa Act. That ollu5a al
doubtless be repealed teforo the 5th Of Janustr.
The gscrs,arv cf she T,essure estimates tho 70
,ai dete or ,ho United States, on the joth nf JnN'
1854, at 81, ,sss, ,955 cal aud on ihr ,o,h # june
1865, at 8, ,23l, ,235I9o
The Monitor wehavkou sank N tho 9TH INST
vhilsi q, anchor uside Of Charleston Drr. A
furious gale was raging at th' time weng
six, men vera drowned The accident ls aitrlh-
uted 10 bad management as 10 othcr v's'el met
with like misfortune II IS csPe.Ll that she
~il be raised.
L,ugstrcet hls tIlan his hnlir,tr1lt Crom Ton
ne5ec-- his motc'nont, haiog somewhat accelerated
sy our cavalry On toe 5O,h nit Gen, BrRS,rpr
issued a congritulatory order to the army. Cen
SusnMAS hal arrived, Our total loss in Killed.
wounded anil and missing falls short ol 1000
The rcbcl loss is estimated at 1900. We arc nov
N undisPuteI possession cr last Tennessee. Nhot
ucxR
Tho rcr:i government has refused "a rcroJrc any
more supplies lor eur prisoners nt Echmoud, The
E.nr,1sr,L, pfb -ills rfn,ylnir that imputatiJpA
have beon thrown upon their integrity in distributing
the thing, 5ort and alsn assert that the prisoners
nrO already most beautifully provided FOR Letters
aud money anl soma vaccine iuattcr forwarded by
Gcu. BUTLER, Cor prisoners sick with smallpox
were received courtcously Acknowledged, aud FRO
hdbly.-usel hy tlcmsrrc..
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Peterna,s NLngnllne.

We have received she Sauuary number yt th,,
saluabln ladies Magazine. aud do not hesitate tn
say that teKctls all its predecessor aud Il nee Is
no highe' eompliGcut The m.st P'om'utnI ,lus
titled, The tSTphau's New Years Eyp." a s'e'l
colorcd fashias fsate, amt Merry ghiilyeE.N Il
also contains large uRmher ol flshion plates de
sirable patterns. And Il. addition IA this. about
sixty pages Of interesting reading Certainly, IL is
an attractive as wcl as aseiul magazine and
Peterson publishes jasf such eas, every month iu
the year feF 9nly 50. There is litlle wonder that
many iaAies can not &c. along without Pc'er.oA
TeTms-S2 per apnulp. 10 sjyaucei three copies
-; five eApies, - S0 eight copies, $40; twelve
r0pos, Sl5i sixteen copiea, s2Q Published ly
Charies J. Peterson 905 Chestpu, street, Ihiladoi
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OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.

The officers of tho House of Representa-
tives, recently elected, for tho Thirty-oiGhtt
CopgresS, are
Schuyler Coliax, of Indiana, Speaker
Mr. Mcpherson, Clerk
Mr. Orday, OF Now iItmpshire, Sergeant.
alarms,
ira Goodenoush, poorkoopor.
W 5. King, Of Minnesota, Post Master.
Rev. IS. II. Channiug, Chaplain.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-16

'I'lllS MACHINE will hcm run up brcadhs
gather, rutl', Shir, tack, &c, exactly like hand
sewing, ouly moro perfect aud much faster, with
single double thread, esther cotton linen or silk,
using the common SowiuE needle (Wlj,h can he
purchased at any store tor six cents a paper max
lu uniform lONg or short stitch at the will of the
operator Il will sow any Kind or material that re
IuircS the running stitch, weighs Que pound and
can be Cauied in the pocket or work buX and is Sn
arranged as 20 bc attached f,r use 70 tablc-top or
work stand with Directions that a child Vho can
road may operate it without instruction.
The superior tOols and large facilities for manu-
hctWlng cnaNlcs Us ui put them IN the market at
the low price e SO by retail.
- For further particulars, apply to
y. ~. DALE, General Agent,
Rochester, y. Y,
3.l or, 4, N. BADGER Il co.
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HIpREhI. JIDEE.

Hon Horace Wilder, OF ABhtabula Coun
~, has been appoiotcd, by Governor Tod
20 fll tho vacancy on the Supreme Bench
occasioued Ivy tho resignation of Judgc
Gholson. Ju lge Swan declined the position
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Guardians Sale OF Real Estate,

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court OF
L Seneca County, Ohio, made on the ! ith day Of
November, ~. y. 1868, in the Of Sophia Cory,
Guardian Of Laura L. Cory, against her ward, the
undersigned will, on the 18th day of December,
\. D. 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n.
and o'clock L. n. of said day on the premises,
offer at public sale the following described real cs-
tate, in the county Of Wood and State Of Ohio, to-
wit: Th2 southwest quarter of the southwest quar-
Ter of Section twenty four "a in Township three
(S) north of Range twelve ~, in said Wood Couu-
ty, Ohio containing forty acres more or less.
Terms of Salc-One third cash on the day Of
sale, third in one, and one-third in two years
from the day Of sale, 10 be secured by a mortgage
on the premises sold, and the deferred payments to
bear interest at the rate of six per centum per an
mum, payable annually. Appraised at $500.
SOPHIA CORY,
Guardian Of Laura f.. Cory.
Tihin, O., November 20, 1853. 30eSi 20
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VOTE OF ONO.

The vote cast at tho recent state election,
was as fulows:
Hrnugh's Homo vote ,.,...,,HfTlQt
" Suldiers' vote ...,.,... 4tlS0--2SS ,57i
Vallhndigham's Home vote a.,,.' 1924
Soliicrs' Vote 22lS--ls7 ,4po
Total ruto o..,........,.. ....,,,... SIS, ,Sd6
BrlughS mQ,rity on Hom, votC".',,.'.' 6t,92o
soldiers vote ,,,.., 3SQb2
Total m,ioriDy ,,.,,...-.''' ..'..l0O Ss2
The Clerk of Brown County did not re-
turn TIE Soldiers vote, which was 2S7 for
Brough and 20 for Vallandigham--which
would have made Brough's majority lOl 900
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Agricultural Warehouse.
FARMERS HEADQUARTERS
rCR All KINDS or
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.

FINlIE undersigned wishes to make due aoknowl-
cdgcmcutl for the liberal support the Agricultural
Warehouse has receive since its Inauguration in
1851 IL was then only an experiment many of
my friends predicting it would not he supported (;
now it is a " FGNEp FACr," and with two and half
years experience, and increased facilities for pro-
curing the very hest Implements and Machinery in
the country will be better prepared than ever to
supply my customers with any thing and every
thing they may want can supply, not only
Farmers but Mechanics, with Machinery for man
sCrpton. 1t is impos,b to cnumcrate articles to
any extent in newspaper adv rtisement, but |
will say in one wOri-If YOU wInt ANY TuING, go
to the Agricultural Warehouse, where It will be
furnished on short notice, and at manufacturers
prices.
am now selling superior article Of WOOD
SAVING MACHINES chat every body likes },
Cross S-cut aud Circular, for two and four Horses,
Water or Steam Power,
Also HAY. STRAW and STALK CUTTERS
Cummius' Patent, Empire Rochester aud UniyCr.
sal. No farmer can atfori to be without II is
the testimony Of all that have and are using them,
amount Of feed saved will pay tor them in a short
time.
ORNAMENTAL FORCE AND SUCTION
PUMPS, for Wells aud Cistcr0s. The cheapest
Pump ever offered, and the only one that will not
got ont nf repair, or freeze up in winter.
STEAM ENGINES, from to 10 horse power
/ and STEAM SAW MILLS, from the very best
( manufacturers in the country.
will say again, If Won want anv thing in the
/ line OF Machinery, 20 to the Agricultural Ware
/ house.
d. KREPS.
! rcrryshurg, December ., 1868. -
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pRCSIDI,NT'S uEhSAET.

On our hrst aud third pages we Sivo the
Presidents Message and Proclamation
documents which may be read aud ro-rcad
with both pleasure and profit.
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TOLEDO ADV'S.
Watches s. JeWegry! 4!
lysR orrrrrp ron SALE IN ruts CRY.

His stock consists in part Of
Elegant Diamond and Enameled Case Watches
Gold and Silver Watches, of American, English
and Swiss manufacture;
Magnificent sets Of Gold Jowclry. Of the latest
design
Ladies Cold Chatlainc Chains and Pins;
Gents Vest Fob and Guard Chains;
Masonic and Odd Fellows Drgast-pins
Gold Lockctsi
A fine assortment Of Gold Chased, Plain, jet and
Chain Bracelets;
Coral and Gold Arinles, fol the little ones
Ladies and Childrcn's Gold Necklaces exceed
ingly pretty;
Gents and Ladies Sleeve Buttons and Shir,
Studs-the latest styles out
Handsome Cluster and Single Set Diamond
Opal and Ruby Finger Rings and an endless va
ricty of Ladies' and Cents assorted ditto
Gold and Silver Thimblcs;
Gold Pens, Spoctacles
And a thousand other ornamental and useful al.
ticlos usually kep! in frst.cas5 Jcwolry Store.
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LEGAL ADV'S.
Guardians Sale OF Real Estate

Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.
DN virtue Of au order Of sale issued by the FRO
ID bate Court Of Wood County, and 10 me dir Ct.
ed will offer for sale the premises, Gu the 3Ot
day of December, A. D. 1863, between the hours
of one and two O'Clock T. NJ, the following dc
scrjhcd real estate:
Being the northwest part Of the southeast quar-.
ter of fractional section No. TO- Township 5, Range
IL east, in Wood County and State Of Ohio, con
tanning five acres of land.
Conditions made known on the day of sale by
H. y. ALEXANDER, Guardian Of
IIuldah j. Jolley and Thomas Milo Jollcy.
JOHNSON & McGowES, Attorneys.
PcTysburG, December 1858. 3ll
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SELLING OFF AT a GREAT
REDUCTION IN PSICE!
The E0tirc stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

OF the undersigned, will be sold at low prices.
The stock consists of
SILK, velvet, straw and Felt BonnctS;
Spanish, RyduI ana Imperial
Hats, OF Felt and straw, for
GudiCs ana children,
Hoop skirts, BalmOrnis,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Wells, &c,, &c.
largo stock Of French and American Flowers;
Ostrich Plumes of all colors.
An elegant assortment of Ribbons ,YelvctS, Silks,
haces ami material of all kinds for Bonnets
The stock is all new and scasoaablr. and will be
offered low until the first day of January. 4 first
rate opportunity Tor country buyers to find job lots
cheap. The whole stock must be disposed of to
make room for a new business.
WM, RAWLE,
1873 Summit street.
Toledo, o., December !, 1863, ale
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods generally sold. which is an item Of
great interest to the people of Wood county. suf
ltcicnt in duccmcnt. we take 1t, to make P.rrvs
burg tie trading point.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department We have the largcs. and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantal manner, warranted to give the very bcs.
satisfaction, or no sale.
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NOTICE.

DUOBATE NOTICE.-Notoei is hereby given
that ReiSu ". Kelley, Executor OF the estate OF
John A Kelley, deceased has hed his hnal accounts
the settlement of said estate in the Probate Court
wood County. Ohio, and the Is for bearing
on the Esd day Of December. 4. D. 1908
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perryshurg, November "a lsjS. 3ldt
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ShcriT's sale in Partition.

'"nm ii'n' Clark County Common Pleas.
Horny IJni,et, No. l,i93.l
DURSUANT 10 an order Of sale, to me directed,
l. from the Court of Common Pleas OF Clark
County, Ohio, will sell at public auction, at tho
door of the Conrthnuse in the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood County, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, December 26, A. D. 1863
At one O'Clock Z. NJ, the following real estate in
said county of Wood, to-wit;
The northeast quarter Of Section nineteen no.,
Township six td) Range eleven III , containing 100
acres Of land more or less.
Terms of sac Oue-third sash the residue in
two equal auDual payments deferred payments TO
bear interest, and secured by mortgage on thc
premises. Appraised at SsOO.
JAMES FLEMING,
Shcrin pF Clark (o,,rty 0h;n
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VDROBATE NOPICE.-Notice Is hereby given
that Henry LuRdy, Administrator Of the estate OF
James Smith. decea has ed his dual accounts.
for the settlement Of said estate in the Probate Court Of
Wood County, Ohio and the same IS set for hearing on
the Esd day OF December, A. d. 1858.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, November 20, 1868. 3ids
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at lust what it costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line
will find it to their advantaTcto to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectfully invited to my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time proftably spent.
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a NDMINISTRA NOITCE.-NOtise
N Is hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified ss AdminisratriN on the estate Of Henry
Toker, late OF Waod County Ohio, deceased all per-
sons interested viii govern themselves accordingly.
LOUISA BROKER
Perryaearc, November y tseS yas
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HgEUENPflON NOTICE. HENRY PRAM'
NJ or his assiguees, will take notice that David L.
HiNOn has deposited in the Treasury Of oOd County,
Ohio siNty-0uc Dollars and Twelve Cents, to red lem
the II = ne = and Section so, Town north,
Range II eRst-lso acres. Sold at the Delinquent Tax
sale, January "a, ls63
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
AvDIroRs oFFIcE. Wood County, O.,
perrysburg, November %, lSba Sids
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"a is hereby given that have been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator de honis non OF the
estate Of Isaac Miller, late Of Wood County, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested viii govern them
selves accordingly. CHARLES II. SMITH.
psrryshuru. Noytmf,er Il. 1sCy.
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u OIiCE OF ATGACHMENT.-Iho B.
V Smith, plaintiff, vs. ", ID, Reynolds, defendant.
Before Robert Bamhcr Justice Of the Peace Of Wash
in gton Town ship. Wood County, Ohio,
On tie 18th day Of November A. u. lS63 said Justice
issued order OF attachment in the above aetion fol
the Of Sixteen Q6) Dollars
THOMAS d. SMITH
Washington To-, November Is iSG3 SOdr
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OUR OFFICERS At LIBBY PRISON,
Experience of Soldiers Taken FrlS-
Oners al ChiCamauga.
A LETTER sMUGCLED THunUCH
THE REBEL ZINES.

We take plea 'urc IN presenting 70 our rea1Gs
the following letter from 4 gallant officer Of the
2lsi Ohio Regiment.-a resident " this county ..
who wa tikon prisoner At the battle of Chlcana
uga II was written at different timoa, the dates
iniiclta, aud WIS secretly Hgut from Richmond
The lady who received It has given W. permission
to make suoh extracts az Ne ghcosu-aul as It
gives many interesting incidents IN the captivity Of
puy gallant Wool County officers and mcu, as well
- ,1clr vjews "a other subjects wo give thc gene.
raj portions Of the letter almost entire. We knoH
that II will he reii with interest. The name Of
the rii'cr ir vihholl, lest it might, rorchancc, be
learned d, Richmond, and he deprived Of Soma Of
his pra1.nl "iuyuri.s," 40 punishment fer thi2
rig,pt,9n 'l 'rrl5on rules
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NhcrlU Ot UIark Courtv, Ohio.
STENcE & McGAFFEY, Att'ys for Plaintiff
Springd field, o., ,;nvember 20, 1868. 30eSi 10
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rcrrysburc, December ., 1863.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14
The Russians on our Coast Watching
the Result of the Election In Ohio.

Secretary CHAR, In speech as Cincinnati
on Monday night, as reported In the OommsTei0l
aud GGzstts, made this significant statement
"Why," said be- "ihs Russians. who are
gathering now upon our coast, to keep thelI
vessels here, j suppose, in convenient place
in case an emergency should call for them, even
they are looking to you TO know If you will
stsnd frm-to, see whether Obi, will give her
voice for the Union and its prosperity: whether
Ohio will stand firm BY her troops In the field;
whether Ohio will BY your glorious and honor
able conduct tomorrow vindicate the honor Of
those who have fallen"
The meaning Of this Ia that the Russians
were on our coast watching to see whether Ohio
would endorse the radical policy OF the Admin.
istraton of which Mr.. CEASE is the exponent
and embodiment-in one word, to see whether
Ohio would elect MIR. BRuUeH or Mr.. VALLAN'
DrGHAM. Suppose il should turn out that shs
has elected the latter, what will these repre-
sentatives of the Russian Bear, who are on ouI
eoast watching, do about it. viii the smer-
sency have come about Of which Mr.. CHAaE
speaks. The people would like to know, for
the appearance of these Russian vessels on our
coast, watching our elections, is copfsssedly
something Of mystery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14

President LINo,Ls Gays, In his recent thanks.
giving proclamation, that. during the year now
drawing t. q close, "0fder has been maintain
ed, the laws have been respected and obeyed
and harmony has prevailed elsewhere, except In
the theatre of military conflict; while that the
atre has been greatly contracted by the advanc-
ing armies and navies OF the Union"
Why, then, did President Lincoln suspend
the habeas corpus! The States Of the North
throughout which that writ ls now suspended
are neither invaded nor In q state of rebsllioni
and, by the Presidents own testimony, the
"public safety" did not require IL, becaust
"order has been maintained, and the laws re-
spected and obeyed." Who will AnsWeri
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14
RIeHMoND, IND, October 10, 1868.
N fka Efifor of ihe Eaouirer. fHt.E

RICHMOND lkD.b OutODer AVI tooo.
To the Editor Of Ns Enquirer:
The Gasstie, of to-day, contains telegrspllic
dispatch from this place, over the signature Of
George w. Wood, one of Lincoln's numerous
Ibireliugs," u who infest every nelghborhood,
announcing In sensational style the arrest, at
this place, by the Provost Marshal, of twelve
ersons, charged with being on their way 70
Ohis TO vote for vallandigham. The manner.
olrcumatsnces, ETC., attending these arrests, all
indicate that they are part of en- Abolition
scheme to get up sensation on the eve OF
your election. have no doubt all the parties
those arrested and those arrestlng them
understood the matter perfeotly-.that the ar
rests are part of previously concocted plan TO
make the impression that the Democrats we're
attempting to commit fraud In the election.
On Thursday night Q dozen o: fifteen men
stopped oyes aight at hotel In this place; stsid
around town till nine o'clock the next day,
when they went TO the train which was going
East. When they were on the train, or about
getting on IL, the Provost Marshal or some OF
bis deputies, arrested some Gen or twelve OF the
men. They delivered up their arms to those
who artested them, and were confined during
the day in our City Prison. A great blow was
m sde over the affair-dispatch cent in differ-
ent direcsions-and rumors put afoat thatfome
Of those arrested confessed that they were on
their way to Ohio to aid in Vallandigham's
election. All this, no doubt, ia in accordance
With the programme, and If the truth of the
matter 10 ever diyuIged, it will, in the judgment
Of Demoetats here, torn out that the men ar
rested came here for that purpose, with instfuc-
tons how TO act, and probably furnished at ln-
dianapolis with pistols stolen from the Demo-
Gratis at their meeting In May last.
Can aDy sane man be made to believe that
If men were going to Ohio to vote fraudulently,
that they would stop on their uaT az the strong
cot Abolition point on the route, tglliog their
business. Such an idea is absurd.
A,out two montbs ago the Commercial OF
your city profts ,ed to have discovered an infs =
nous Copperhesd piot'' to colosize voters in
yout State from Indiana and other States
Now, on The eve OF election, 10 make the i'm.
Or essiou that there was truth in the professed
discovery, these arrests are made and heralde1
over the couotry. II is all an abolition scheme
to deceive and humoug the people.
A DEMOCRAT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14

IT 10 very common remark, touching the
Administrations misconduct, that the Presi-
dent's own impulses are right, but be 10 sway
ed by evil counssllors, Doubtless there is
much truth In this remark. We do not ques-
tIon that q judicious friend of Mr.. Lincoln e
might with considerable propriety exolaim with
The Kings cook In the Fortunes of Nigel;
Wo's me 1t is with his Sacred Majesty, and
the favorites who work upon him, even a,cord:
ing to the homely proverb that men iaunt my
calling WITH God sends good meat, but the
deyif sends cooks.'"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14

GovERsoR YATEs assured the Ohio Abolition
lists, in his speech at Dayton, that when he was
earnestly urging President Lincoln, over year
ago, to issue his proclamation Of emancipation,
the latter informed him that he would take
such step, telling him, "Hold on. Dick, and
see the salvation OF the Lord" We presume
"Dlck" sees II, and Is Satisfied, But there still
remain large number of people whose intel
leots are so obtuse that they 'can't see it!"-
Chicago Times 18th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14

RUSSIA lie now engaged, as she has been fol
long years, in crushing ont the liberties Of Po
land. iDOes the present Administration pro-
pose to form su alliance onsnsive and defeps
i've viii Russia, in order to aid her in her st.
tempts to deprive the Poles Of their rights. In
return for her services in helping to deprive the
people of thsse States Of their constitutional
rights and IIbsrtiss7 Present indications seem
to favor the liss that something Of this sort !,
10 the wind
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-14
Paving Notice.
To all whom IL may concern:

To aII whom it may concern: y |H'I4 4H 2
CrrY CLERK's OFFICE,
500 ooIuMBus, o., Angst II, 1868.
Notice 10 hereby given that proceedings have been In
stituted In the City Council Of Columbus for making
the following improvements, TO wit: ir s.ii !
For gayeing Oak street from Fourth street to Sixth
street, the to be done IN rdsnce with pas and
estimates to be prepared BY the City OWL Engineer and
fled In the Office Of the City CLERK. N sa
All persons claiming dsmsges on account Of said pro-
posed improvements required to le their claims In
the oce Of the City Clerk, In wting or before the
twenty.sxth day Of September, A. D. 1868. hi
J. J. FUNSTON,
augl4-4w .fli, CITY Clerk.