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t.i>rsi 70, slcsignated as under:
D:1@rilrc, December !, 1857.
Pennsylvania, Dccembe. Il, 1857.
New Jcr-ey, December Is, 1857
Georgia, 3.;l:ua1.y 2, 17SS.
Connecticut, j;lnuarE 8, 17Se.
Ma&saci;lsetts, February 6, 17SS.
Maryland, April %, 17SS.
South Carolina. Ma 23, 1888.
New Hampsilirs-, June 81. 17SS.
Virginia, June 26, l7SS.
New York, Judy 2G, l7S9.
North Carolina, ,io,-crlht r y, 1889.
Rhode Island, MAY %, 1890.
Ietm"nt, March I, 1871.
iA"nJucN.N, .'l;'le /, l7?r.
I":!n"sse., June /, 1896.
Op,". November 20, 1902
Louisiana, -Apri? Is, 1919
m.Hana December II, 1916.
Ai>si:1,ipii, December 10, 1Sli'.
Illinois, December 3, 1915
.-Ala5anla, Dt-caMbcr Il, 1919.
Maine, March Is, 1920.
Missouri, August 70, 1921.
Arkansas, June Is, 1886.
Michigan, JauuarE rs, 1887.
Florida, March J, 1916.
Texas, December 90, 1915.
Iowa, December %, 1916.
Wisconsin, May 20. 1913.
California, September ., 1859.
Minnesota, December, 1857.
Oregon, December, 1862.
Kansas, March, 1862.
West. Virginia, Feb. or March: 1868.
Nevada, October, 1864.
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Loca1 ITEMS.


To insure insertion, advertisers are re-
fuestcd to hand in S:icir notices befsre4
O'clock p. II
- -~-~-o---esA-~--~,---
attention is directed to the important
Genera! Orders published in tfis mornings
paper.
l:.iniorotypes, at fifty cents psi' head.
are now made in Charlie ston, The
terms Of Immortality arc becoming
cheap in the ancient metropolis. By
the way, in this connection, we arc
told OF . Photographic and nnlbrotyp-
ji:.< tablish::1ert "a tins city, which
will :shori!: lie l-s:.t,.? t..r the reception
OF the far Pu. the best fax. on the
matter. Yong ladies.
Nl,:. Ar7ERr:SLaIISrG attention IS called
:" III" following advertisements, which are
published d for the i;rst time this morning:
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TIE STATES oc THE CN1o>.-Tl,c
toilowiN.g ~ !, list OF the States cous:i-
tu!ing the Union. with the dates of
them admission. Colorado and Ne
brasES had authority, hat refused to
i.lrm State Constitutions The thirty
81; stars il or national flag ar,.
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Features without grace are like o
clock without a face.
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a master without cane is like a
rider without the rein.
Marriage without means is like a
horse without his beans. :
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hereafter, the Auction ai:d General Cc1.,
mis.,ion business done by us will be cpu.
Quoted by Mes.rs HUTSON LEE K co.
,Au., IL & ZEALI, SCOTT * BRUINS.
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z. II. Dranc-Wll. and Man. +. Z.
j. G. Gibbes-City TAKE.
II. Solomon: Il Cos, ;,i,,
Z. fantwcll- Fro:', C:utcr.s.
a.ti;c & Orchard New atcrc.
l'rof. Woodrow. Private s;cIcui.
Jacob cvin.-:'ur..i;;,r,,. dc.
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FRENCH ADyERTIsEMENTs..

nN DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE FRANCHISE POUR
~ soigner enfant de quetrc ssdrcsser undic t
Msrd entire midi ct deux heures DO spres midi au ia
East 18Th st = 800
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m1O REwARD-LOST, FROM THE HOUSE 81 EAST
@lO Twenty fifth street. on Friday last, Black and
Tan Terrier Dog answering the Of JEFF The above
will be paid his return 70 N. B. Fielding Co.,
"a
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REMOVALS.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

H r. CLARKE co. HAVE REMOVED TO Z
LIZ Broadway
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COO REwARD-LOsT, ON SATURDAY, BETWEEN
DOU Ave and o'clock, while going from SUI ok
through Rvngton street Bowery Third street. Second
and First street, gold hunting cased Watch, No rs $685.
the above reward and the thanks OF
the owner by leaving IL at LAG Rivington street
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n1OO REwARD.-sTOLEN, JULY 2 1886, FROM
GiOO Cogswells stables 1889 and 1911 Lexington ave.
nue. Thirty third street. New York, Horse,
i5s hands high When starting steps short with white or
and dapple back, with sore scar rump, white
name and tails and square box Wagon, shifting top
cushion back blue cloth, painted black with fine greer
leather bit.
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ranged The lakes rivers hills and mountains exhibited
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A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE To ORDER AMI
"A inserted by Drs. r. BAUCH 4 r. GOCGELMANe
formerly employed by Boissonneau. Of Paris 800 Broad
way New York
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GOAL, WOOD. &C.

REsT RED ASH AID WHITE ASH COAL, g. PEa
post hled promptly rios. sI0KEs corner Thirysecond
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= FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-TwO NEW l6HORSE PORTABLE EN-
Rtnes and Boilers, complete made by Washington Iron
Works, and cherry and Cherry Tree Run Pa Also
sets Drilling Tools; also Rope sufficient for putting
down four wells and other apparatus For price
street. New York or address John Hamilton OH City Post
Office, Pa.
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r AvDrs, THE GREAT REroRMER OF PHILADEL.
~ phis, Monday evening" July 81, 1855 ~ Cooper Institute
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no BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERs-FOR SALE, A
portion Of the Furniture and Fixtures, with Lease Of
House, of the old established boarding house ia Leonard
street. the present propetress being compelled through se
Misses
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DALLETMAsTER DUMAR'S PRIVATE DANCIN,
ID Academy ~ West Fourth street, Broadway. lie
every day Deux Temps Rcdowa Waltz and six la
taught perfectly in six private lessons.
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MILITARY.

W Of the eeers Of this regiment Corcoran Iegon on
Monday the 3s at O'Clock, ut Odd Fellows Hail. corner
of Centre and Grand sreets All the officers requested
70 te present. b. order Of JOHN CoONAN, Chairman.
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DENTISTRY.

IA I'll the work is done; special mechanical dentistry
teeth fronts and plumpers nitrous oxide fresh
every day 264 Sixth avenue door below Seventeenth
street.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.
UNION TRIUMPH IN EVERY STATE.
Coppcrhe0d Party Gone Undcr.
NEW YORK STRONGLY UNION
NEW JERSEY eLORIOUSLY REDEEMED
MasSaC Chusctts, Illinois, EIicbl-
gun NIiunesOIn and WiscUu-
sLn all Largely unlOns

Wo have only room to announce the gen.
eral results OF the elections on Tuesday,
The Union ticket has met with grand ui
umph in every State.
The Democracy have lost largely in Mas.
sachusetis, New York aud New Jersey. lit
Now York City their majority has been re-
duced $4,000.
New Jersey so long ongulicd by Copper
head rule, has emerged from her dark night,
AID elects Union Governor by three to
live thousand majority
In Illinois the Union majority ranges from
ten 10 fifteen thousand
The other States have all gone Union,
showing that the people have determined
that the Chicago-platlorm party shall not
have a foothol in a suslc State.
The sgus Of the times are full Of glorious
promise for the future.
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ONy of National Thanksgiving,
proclamation by the President.
Executive NASHoN, wAsmNGroN. u. c. !
....f .sa Octoler 2S 1865.


3 wnrpRts ~ has pleased Almighty God, during
She ycar which Is coming 10 end, 30 relieve
our beloved country from the fearful scoupc of
civil war, aud 10 permit us u secure tlte blessings
ut peace. nrly and harmony, With u greater en-
largcment Of civil lbcrtyj aud,
WnGhsAs, Our Heavenly Father has, during TIC
year. grlciously nyertcd US FROM the calanities of
foreign war, pcslileuce and famine, while our gra
neres Gro full Of the fruits OF an abundant season
aud,
WugREAs, Righteousness eNalts nation, Willie
sin is fcproach 10 any people, now, therefore,
I, Andrew johnson, pfrsiGcnt uf thc United
States, do hereby recommend 20 The rooplc thereof
that they do set apart and Observe TIE Grst Thurs
day ul December as a dav uf National ThauksgiV-
ing to the Creator Of the Universe for those deliv-
eranccs and blessings aud do further rccom
mend hat on that occasion the whole people mako
confession of our national sjWs ngaiNst Ills inlinitc
poodness, aud wittonc heart aud uuu mind, implorc
the divine guidance iu the ways of national virtue
and holiness.
IN testimony whereof have hcrcunio set my
hand and caused the seal nf the United States 10
lie ailix Done ut the City Of Washington, this
2Sth day Of 0vtnhcr, in the ycaror our Lord unc
thousand eight hundred aud sixty-fvc, aud of the
lud ,pcn lcnce of the United States the ninety
eighth. tSgucd A. JOHNSON.
Nv the Presidents
WV. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of state.
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NEWSPAPER AND OTHER PRICES.


Under the above head the Cincinnati
Gasette few days ago, had the following,
which is so applicable to our remarks last
week in reference to tho price of news
papers that we give tho article entire, ac-
companied with the single observation that
subscribers need not be at all surprised if
the time should come that newspapers will
be even higher than they now are;
Generally prices Of commodities are more
tlan twice as high as on the old basis of
tho currency. People readily adapt them
selves TO the high level but there are a
few who think tlmt newspapers should be
an cxccpton. They thought the advance
war measure, aud as the war is ended
they expect that newspapers will drop TO
the old rates, aud they regard themselves
as wronged because they do not, although
the prices Of the materials that compose a
newspaper are az high as during the war,
and more than twice az high as before the
war. 1t is relic of the ancient popular
idea that newspaper publishers and print
ers shouli be kept in starving condition.
They adapt themselves to double price for
wages aud for everything they put on or in
their bodies, and the advance does not even
decrease their indulgence in noxious arti.
cles. but they weigh the price of a news
paper ns it this should be an exception.
We have received some cumpl tinis Of
this kind. though they are comparatively
few aud to set them at rest, we remark
that newspaper publishers feel the advance
in al tie Ingredients Of material and labor
that 20 to make up \ newspaper, the same
rs other men, and they are not exempt from
the operations of national Laws. Their
business is also taxed the Same as that of
other men, and they have no royal road
aro md the consequence. After the close OF
the war the price Of printing paper declined
but soon reacted, and it remains more than
twice as high as when we furnished the
Gazette at 10 cents week, yet our advance
Of the price has been but two-thrds. Peo-
pie will have to make up their mind to the
fact that tho price Of newspapers will APP
proXimate to the price of things in general.
When they shall become low, the price of
newspapers will be low.
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ADMINISTRATORS, A Sale OF Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Cowi
Of SandusSy County, Ohio, will olier for sale al
public auction On FRIDAY, The Sth dAy or De.
Court House, in Pcrrysbprg, Ohio, the following
prcmiScs, % Wit;
The north halt Of the south east quarter of The
north east quarter, ahd tho so0th west quartet
of the Snnth east quarter Og the north east quarter
oi section rhirW-0ur, Township of Centre, County
OF Wood, Ohio Making snng little firm OF 80
acres on the very favorable terms following
Ons-thiri IN hand, one third in nine mnuths an
the remainder ia eighteen months from tho day oI
sale, with interest, the deferred payments being Sc
cured by mortgage on the promises.
JOHN LEFEyER,
NANCY DUESLER,
Administrators of Jacob Dueser deed.
G. W. PAGR, Aufnry.
Npycmbcr g, 1853. 9Sss6
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A GENTS WANTED BID
"A TO SELL
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT,
DY non ACE GREELEY


The great superiority OF this work over all other
histories Of the war is everywhere adnitcd, even
by the authors most determined political oppo-
ncnts. Tons of thousands of purchasers of the va
riuus inferior works have already laid them aside
and procured GREELEY's, which is rapidly super
selng al other histories OF the war. Volume III
is being prepared from the complete official reports
OF both Union and Confederate authorities and
either trustworthy sources OF information, with a
degree OF thoroughmess and accuracy not attempt-
cd in any other work. 1t will contain more full
and accurate information from the Rebel side than
all similar works combined.
[Trom the Clcvcl,nd Plain Dealer
Whilp honestly dissenting from The views of Mr..
Greeley, the politician, we commend the book ol
Mr. Greeley, the historian to the respectful consid.
Grafton of candi1 public. AS writer and sta
tistican, he has tow equals in this or any other
country.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Ii contains vast amlunt OF information, and is
altogether superior for reference ta any volum, uu
the subject that has yet appeared.
Address o. ID. CASE h CO.,
Publishers at Cleveland Cincinnati or Iudianapo-
lis 2Sc
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

This Farm contains so acres, all under fence,
1 35 of which are cleared and under high
state of cultivation, II has II good Sugar Bush.
with brick arch for boiling; 100 apple trees, just
bearing; 80 excellent peach trees; is standard aud
dwarf pear trees, which have just commenced
bearing; 80 bearing grape-vines, principally Della
wares, and other small fruits in abundance.
In connection with this Farm is u Nursery, com.
prsing li00 no.ycar-old, thrifty grated apple
trees, and 500 buddo peach trees together with
dwarf pears, plums and other fruit.
The Farm is situated un Beaver Creek, in Wes.
ton Township. aud will be disposed of with OF
without the Nursery, as may be desired.
For further particulars. inquire of
GUlER x 0BLINGER,
Journal Office, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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TuERE are rumors from Washington that
a civil or military tribunal, but that he will
he released aud cxpairialed, We do not
believe ono word Of these sensational tclc-
grams. The President has declared that
Treason il tho highest crime known to a
State, and il must he made odious, w,
still havs implicit faith in his implied
promise, lilo is not silly enough to olIel
u reward of 100000 for the capture of d
traitor for the purpose of cxpatriating him
without trial, when ho was cndcavoring I,
get out Of the country us fast AS he could
and woull, if let alone, have expatriate,
hiNsel( without expense to the Government
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MIsCELLANEOUs,

DOAD NOTICH.--Notice is hereby given that
III petition will DC presented to the COmmis-
sionefs Of Wood County, Ohio, at their regular
session in December next, asking for the vacation
of that part Of the County Road ON the north bank
Of the middle branch Of the Portage River, which
lies in the Sc fr x Of sec 80, Up s, range IL. Also
for view, survey and establishment Of proposed
County Road, commencing at point where said
County Road crosses the half sec line Of said sec
thence 10 run north on said half sec line 10 the Roll
lcrsvlle and Portage T. 4 Road and there termin-
ale. JACOB BRETZ, Petitioner.
Freedom Township. Wood Co., o.,
November 2, 1865. 2Idf
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aIkANIiSGIYING.

We arc to have two special y-oppointod
days OF Thanksgiving this ycaT-onc ap-
pointed by the prcsidout, the olhcr by the
Governor. Both proclamatious are given in
our eel lmns. Tho Proclamation OF prrsi-
dent JouNsoN sets apart Thursday, Dccem-
Der Z, as a Day Of National Thanksgiving
to the Creator of the Universe for the
bouncous blessings vouclsafcd to liz as a
nation, ia that, that we again cuioy tho fruits
of peace, tho rebellion has been throt led,
slavery is docmcd, we have bccu preserved
frorn pcslleuoe and famine, and our grana-
ries are filed 70 overlooking with the crops
Of an abundant season. No nation in time
present or time past has had greater cause
for returning thanks to tho All. Mcrcifl
Creator, than our own. Through the favcr
of God, we have been enabled to uphold the
honor of the flag anil the insidious and
hnuticul attempts Of Treason to tear II from
its lofty position, we have maintained the
tho supremacy of the Government and pre-.
served the integrity and purity of repuh-
licau institutions. AS tbs President well
says the boundaries of civil liberty have
been enlarged, and we may also add, that
the prospect at present is cmincntly good
that they will ba eultrgod to the extent
contemplated in the Declaration Of Indepcn.
dence. II is meet that Srcat nation should
thus acknowledge its indebtedness TO the
AI,1., e I Il =. n.
proper spirit, and "with one heart and one
miud implorc tho Divine guidance in the
ways of national virtue and holiness"
Governor ANDERSON, of Ohio, has appoint
cl Thursday, November 30, to be observed
by tho people of this State as - ebay OF
'rhanksS giving for Victory, Peace aud Oul
Country Savol,' in which he cnj inns upon
tho people to lay aside their customary
cares and voc ,tons, to gather their scatter.
cd children around the frightened hcarths
md the cheerful boards of their oldeu fam
! lily homes, to render thanks there, and il
the puhlic temples, to tho Heavenly Fathe,
Tor all Ills past benefits" We can not have
TOO many Thanksgiving Days. These fam
! ly gatherings and greetings of OH friends
aud neighbors are well calculated to smootl
tho aspcrilics of our natures, to bauish al
sordid desires, and to bring us Into closer
aud more pleasant communion with Human
ity and with God. Let Us hldngly observ,
the mandates of our rulers and drink in tn,
true spirit of that greatest OF ak Temporal
blessings Peace on earth, aud good vii
a.. MAJ,
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ADVISE TO THE FENIAXs.-Fenans Pray
get yourselves recognized as belligereus
by the United States, aud then fit out as
many vessels as you please in our port to
cruise against British commerce.. Let that
be your style of warfare just now.--LoMs
URe JOuIma.
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Farm for sale.

DN Beaver Creek, in Weston Township, Wood
" County, Ohio. Owned by A. Bussett. One
of the best Farms in the county, Of 200 acres over
100 acres improved wcl ditched, and all under
good fence. Two good Frame Houses and Frame
harms, and three wells uf excellent water.
For terms, call on the owner, on the premises
or on j. A. SHANNON,
2S Pcrrysburg, Ohio,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PERRYsBURG MEAT STORE.
Holm q. HOFFMAN,

TTAS removed his Meat Store TO The building re-.
u Gently occupied by the Hardware Store, ON
Louisiana Avenue. An excellent quality Of Meat
IS salways kept on hand, t. which he rites the at
tention Of all lovers Of a juicy Roa6t, or tender
Steak.
Pcrrysburg, November 0, 1865. 3zz
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby
II given that have been appointed and quail :
fled as Executor of the last viii and testament of
Thomas ID. Oldham late of Wood County. Ohio, de-
ceased. All persons interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
JAMES f. CHILCoTE, Executor.
October 2S, 1861 I'D
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HARPER'S WEEKLY,
SPLEND1DLY ILLUSTRATED.
CriLicA Notices 81 Me Press

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'' This Paper furnishes iLLrsrRATfoNs,
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it ia at once a leading political aud historical
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The best OF its class in America"-t Boston TTay.
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Insurance Agency.


RI You ara in god health, Insure your Life, be-
1 fore you are proslrated with diSease aud can
not do SO.
IL you are not well, aud yoar life is not insura-
bic, Insure your House and Barns SO thatif your
health IS not restored YOU may secure yourself aud
family fr,m danger of ruin by fire.
Il you travel for your hCalIh, Insure against Ac-
eidents, aud thus secure a weekly compensation il
disabled, or competence for Your family il killed.
Call on J, A. SHANNON,
% olice Of Murray Price, Perry sburg, o.
DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL petition viii be presented to lhe Commits
Sioncrs at Wood County, Ohio, at their next rvgn-
lar session, IN December for the cation Of coun.
" road, commenoing at the Portage River, IN Soc
tiou %, town B, range n, aud running due north
tho half section line until il inlersects the town
ship line ruad rVnUing east and west between the
flank and MeCulchenville Roads,
JACOB REl1HER, Petitioner.
November 5, 1855. 2Sle
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ENXEGUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby
II given that have been eppoiuted and duly
qualified as Executor of the last will and testament
of James Austin, late of Wood County, Ohio, de-
ceased All persons interested will govern them
selves accordingly NJ B. TRACY.
October 81, 1865. 2Tdf