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:
Benz. Franklin, Chict Of Police, Corner Of FIfb
and Chestnut PhaadelPhta
Substitutes for enrolled men do not receive
the government Bounty. Principals are ez-
empted from draft. Representative recruits
receive the Government bounty. Volunteers,
substitutes. and representative recruits re-
siding in Philadelphia are credited to that
city in coming drafts. Pay commences from
The day the enlistment is perfected. Letter
10y mail. ". s. HANCOCK, Hgj.-Gaa
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Three more vessels Of the Savannah
cotton feet arrived at New York yesterday
1t Las been ascaFiaincd that one Of the
ueat is ashore o8 Cape ifaniopcn. Nine.
teen Of the foet have alraayd arrived in
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First Army Corps OF Veterans.
The Birney Brigade.
FULL BOUNTIES AND NO COMMISSIONS
NO STAR ON OUR FLAG SHALL EVER Be DlMMGD
TO THE PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.
Rally round the Flag boys, and keep step TO the
Music Ct the Union.
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CDEHECERS

viii be appointed by General Hancock. No
one need apply to any one but him. The
Committees cannot take the time to decide
upon such questions, or to answer letters.
We want to get the soldiers aud attend to
their comforts.
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Wendell Philips says Of Edward Eo-
erett: When ! pame Edward Everett,
desire to say that | name the cap,sheaf Of
American magnauimity for the las. three
years. l know Of few men, in any age
Or language, who at near seventy years Of
age with such career behind them, had
the loftiuess of spirit to stand before TWEEN
~ millions of their countrymen and say
I was mistaken Such men are rare in
any age, and certainly deserves fair credit
for such confession.
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Total


Organization 10 Raise ih3 BriJa23.
The Committee who have Charge of tLe
organization of the Brigade are.
0. w. DAVIS.
HENRY G. HOWELL,
GEORGE BULLOCK, =
DAVID FAUST,
JOHN w. EVERMAN,
JOSEPH T. TOBIAS,
D. S. WINEBRENER,
SETH 3. STITT.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF COMMITTEE.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Cbief Of DetectiUs Police ofLhe city Of Pdijada.
TREASURER
MORTON McMICHAEL, Jr.,
Cashier of First National Bank.
THE BRIGADE WILL BE COMPOSED OF
THREE REGIMENTS. One will be raised
under the direction of the Corporations Of
Philadelphia, From these Corpora ions the
Committee will consist Of
Colonel THOMAS a. SCOTT,
Tic: President Of the Peana R0i'road Company.
FREDERICK FRALEY,
Pr:8jdeatQf tie Sctayl:W Naggation Coapaay.
CHARLES Z. SMITH,
President Of the Reqdtng Rai'road C'omOany.
THOMAS C. HAND.
President o. the De3qgarc Mutual Insurance CO.
STEPHEN 4. CALDWELL,
President Of tie First National Brink Of FhIa.
The SECOND REGIMENT will be raised
under The direction of the Manu- acturers,
Mereha nts and Brokers of Philadelphia. The
Commi ttee will consist Of
BARTON II. JENKS,
LEMUEL COFFIN,
HENHY LEWIS, JR.,
CuAS. L. BORIE,
Of c. L. & H. B9~is
JOHN W. SEXTON,
OF jag Cooke 8 Co.
The THIRD REGIMENT will be raised un-
der lhe direction of the Corn Exchange. The
Coz umittee appointed are
CHARLES KNECHT;
President Of the Corn Exchange.
E. G. JAMES,
JAMES L. WARD.
JOSEPH W. MILLER,
JAMES s. PEROT.
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P0TlITIES AND PAY.

The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer IN Han
cocks Corps is, viz;
For one year. Government Bounty 5 400
City Of Philadelphia 400
Monthly pay from Govt, Sl6 pr month 1872
Clothing account yearly ~
Ward Rounty tayerage) p
City relief for Vols. families, SO per mo. II
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eFans, either of the INFANTRY SERVICE
CAVALRY, ARTILLERY. or NAVAL. NAV
be credited to the Gig, Town, County. Or
Township where they reside.
The following affidavit will exhibit at once
the admirable demeanor of the recruits when
they arrived at Washington, and how they
were mustered in
WAsRiNGToN, D, c., Feb. 10, 1865.
| hereby certify that MS a Notary Public
was required to be present at Camp Stone
man, yesterday, the Sth, on the occasion of
mastering in Of Twentv-eiEht men, recruited
by BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, ESQ. Chief Of
Detectives Of Philadelphia. That they were
ali sworn IN and uniformed in my presence,
and they acknowledged that they had been
paid all Of the bounties promised them by
Mr. FRANKLIN.
II further state, that MI of the above men
expressed themselves as satisfied with the
conduct of Mr.. Franklin Ifurther say, of nv
own knowledge. that efforts were made bv
persons about the Baltimore depot in Wash
ington to induce the men to violate their
engagements with Mr. franklin, but to no
effect | say this for the credit of the men,
whose names are given above See circular.
A, G. LAWRENCE, Notary Public.
CONCLUSION.
All Veterans who desire to have their in
terests looked after without being swindled
by sharpers are directed to the Recruiting
Agency, LOG South SIXTH Street, "Berrys
Marquee" where the Rife is to be seen daily
which The Veteran is entitled TO keep at the
expiration Of bis Term Of service, which dis
charges sixteen shots per minute.
All communications on this subject after
this explanation must be brief and to the
point VIII be promptly answered by ad-
dressing BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Cbig- Detsctira Dept. Police Hayor's OHce Pdila
n. B.-No Loafers, Bounty Jumpers, or
Commission Men need apply SIS no dealing
will be allowed with them.
asa, Remember that each veteran will be
supplied with a patent-breech loading rife,
that can be fired off lG times per minute.
To PRoFEssoRs OF Music, AMAraUas, AND TIE
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Oh Wells ia glOga County.
From Hulyer'S Petroleum Recorder:

TIoGA (Pa,) Feb. 18th 1865.
The constant search for, aud the daily
discoveries Of surface OIL shows there is
20 lulI in the oil exsitement. Mineral
lands and flowing wells are all the topic
aud several large tracts Of mineral lands
huye recently changed hands at a great
advance from former prices;aad thousands
Of acres Of oil land have been leased for
boring on the Iioga river and its branches
bg the citizens and promlnet capitalists
from New \ ork and Brooklin, VINO have had
much financial experience in the oil bls.
iues8 on Oil Creek. Several companies
have recently been formed with ampIe
capitals for sibking wells at the opening
Of Spring, and engines have been ordered
for the business.
In Weljsboro, the county seat, an oil
company has been organized with $780,
900 capital, by the most prominent aud
antcr9rieing citizens, which is full guar,
autee that wells will be sunk in that gicn
ily where good surface indications are
known to exist. The oil excitement and
well boring 10 the county, however, is
majulg in aud about the village os Tioga
This vicinity abounds 10 gas burning
-prings, aud with the Salt anu Sulphur
Springs IN the ueighboTaord, attacts the
attention Of capitalists and scientific men
engaged ia the oil business. The wells
now in progress give good promise fsuc-
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TcF.igQ & 1m,rioaq 5JQSi, Uafchousa,
&2A EsrOaaNaw.

roF,lgq & Dm3foaA aDQ$i3 1JqfcAoQsa,
S24 Broadway.
Having on hand the largest stock Of Foreign
Music in New York which he imports from
Europe expressly to meet the taste and re-
quirements Of the American lovers Of Music,
respectfully calls attention 10 the fact, that he
is now supplying Music Of Every Style at s
Reduction OF twenty-five to fifty per cent, less
than any other house in the Catcd States.
Private Families can be supplied post free)
by forwarding the cash to the above address.
Should the amount Of cash forwarded exceed
the cost Of the Music, the balance viii bo
promptly returned in postage currency.
Dealers and Professors should not neglect
this opportunity; they viii be Aberally dealt
wi'A
n. B.-Any and every piece Of Masic(vocal
or instrumentai) published in Europe or A
merca, will be supplied 10 order, if accom-
panied by the cash.
Remember the Address,
P. A. WUNDERMAEN,
Foreign and American Music Warehouse,
82+ Broadway, New York. 2302
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Total

The net pay of Veteran Volunteer for two
years, in Haucock's Corps is, viz;
Government Bounty S 500
City of Philadelphia Bounty $50
Monthly pay from Govt sic pr month 384
Clothing account, S42 per year 84
Ward Bounty [average) %
City relief for family, SO per month IA
Total S ,5S7
The net pay of Veteran Volunteer for three
years IN Hancock's Corps is, viz:
Government Bounty 81 coo
City of Philadelphia 500
Monthly pay from Govt, Sic per mo. $40
Clothing account !542 year l28
Ward Bounty iaverage) 25
City relief for family, S56 per month 2l6
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To PaoEEssons OF MusLc, AMregas. -AND TIE
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?. A. Wundernaru,

Musical PUBLIC GzyeRAL-y.
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Legal. NOTICES.

CROlON AQUEDUC1 DEPARTMENT
- 10 Contlactou soplrate soa.ed proposals., each
SlcoTfed WIN the title Of the WoE for uiCh II may
20 onslel me name OF the builders and the cate Of
o'c1ck \ NJ Of Friday Nov 3, SOB for the conn q.
non o. the unhlish ed work on the poposod seNei in
ozl ~ nom ON 10 TN az, b!ant iorrns ior bids and
etcih'lt9ls can he obtained on appllc uion 10 the
,onIlHci Cleit at This office ThOS STEPHENS
hObi L; DAkhAGl, A. W. CRAVEN, CIoton Al
'eHu' Ne" i"is' Oct, ~, lsob. Si2
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OURYEE'S ZOUAvES-THE GOVERNOR
NsgAu..

$4,000. 900 Ei51.S O or s., THE ~
g a. aud fl,lpO. Interest Seven per cent. payable
te'n!-Annually. Principal and interest payable Ia
told zen Million Dollars In Bonds 10 De sold At SlI-
e. Cents on the dollar In <. Currency The lnte-
rest thus cIualing Twelve pr atm sold, or seven
teen per cent IN L. y. Currency M the present RITE
NJ premium on gold. The fTr' years interest already
provided. The most desirable investment ever Of
erred. subscriptions recc' el and iul particulars
,Oinmuncslcd by JOHN W CORLlfS & co, and
y: TiifIl fnHnc al Agent OF the Rcrubic OF Mex
l'o' D, BIoidWay, New YORK. Subscriptions also re-
ctlyrc by bank and Banker generally throurhout
the uited States. t6
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION
mstock filter in shoe factory. Address for
fsy' A. ". 40 West 7s.hs'
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WANTED.

TWENTY GIRLS WANTED TO MAKE
u nopsr boxes 70 work Nv the week. The highcs
wases raid slAo man 10 cut ont fancy paper Apply
Al 80 snd 81 Maiden Lane. 80
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COAL.

COAL-A FEW TONS OF RED AND
- white ash eosl leit TO be sold 50 cp leo than
ysr1 prices 70 close consgnm emit this iAy j QiE-
MILL !l9SNAh and /. foItythi. SO
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SHIPPING.
FOR SALE AND TO LIT.

A NICE LITTLE COTTAGE FOR SALE
In lnderhill ave, near Warren ~, Brooklyn,
within two blocks OF the cara having shade trees and
on the premises ala
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLBDO, October %, 1865.
FL0UR-=Fine, 81 75@s5 rs; Superfihe, j0d
co.; Extra, 50GI 90; Double Extra and Fancy,
Q 1910 90. Rye Flour, 6 5O
GRAIN-Red Wheat i75c amber Michi-
gan lSl0ls2c; new White 1890 Corn Soc
OATS 4Oe. Rye 74c. Barley l25c
SALT--Fine 50 81 per bbl; Ground Solar 2 60;
Coarse 60; Dairy, in bbis IS Sacks 25c.
FllElGHrS-Toledo TO New lork-4th class
soc; -four lt0c
.Ierelonis Dispaici.-Present rates from New
York aud Boston TO Toledo, all rail-lst class,
1850; 81 class lO1c: 81 class, sic 4th class 7Gc.
Steam on Lake--lst class l2Oc; 2l class lOOc; Sd
class Csc: 4th class 5jc
T GR0CBRIE ES-Cofee-~ Ria2s k@l34c; Java SOC.
Sugars raw sugar t5Gi7Hc crushed 22<c I;
graduated 22%c; A coffee n lzc; enfice 20 lfc;
C coffee ls9l9I9e. Teas Young Hyson, lOO9
lS5e; Imperial l60,63)Oe; Hack 1000 4Oc /;
Japan 1850 1850. Mnlasses GOA l00c. Sirups--
fair 6j@75c; good $50 l0c; prime l2OGl50c.
Rice -Rangoon lOi<c; Carolina lIdllEc.
WOOL-Fullblond Meriuo 60i962 Il and u
do 55i960c 4 do 5o@s5c extra pulled 5oG6Oc
superine do 6jci No.7 do zoe. 1u
HlDEs--GreeiI, cured and trimmed, 63fe; green
cured and untrnlmedi &c; green trimmed, Sc; green
cured calf l6e; Pree,! calf l4c; green Kip, sei
green cured kip, 12%c; dry flint trimmed, l4c;
l3ej dry satsi irinymed lM 2c; dry cali zoe; dry
kip S.; seep skins l5c u 81 So
LUMBER Clear $50; "a clear $50; box Sij;
stock boards S23; common boards Sl9; culled do
sll; fencing s20i Gull fencing sl4; flooring strips
$50; 2l do $50; just, ssariling and timber, Is feet
and under, $40; A ISsnsh sawed shingles 90;
a lS-inch sawed shingles s 00; l6-inch sawed
shingles so aud OOi clear aud second dressed
flooring As 90; common dressed flooring "a 90;
common dressed siding S22; 2d and clear dressed
siding S2S: dressed stock c0mman, pinch, $25:|
dressed cemmon loIrds S2l; Latii ! 90.
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New York correspondent writing under date
of August /, '6i says, during Mr.. Lincons res
cent visit to the 'front.'" the propicty of issuing
whisky rations to the army was discussed with
General Grant, who favored the measure. The
President remarked with his usual cogent simpc-
ity, that whatever Is beneficial to the health of the
civilian, will certainly prove advantageous to the
health of the soldier, and as nearly every ndivid-
ual residing in marshy districts throughout the
country can attest to the merits Of HUDACk'S
BlrTERS AS a preventative of febrile complaints,
by using them in the army, the malaria Of swamIts,
and tevers Of the camp, may like the enemy bd
dehcd. .-u Bic
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SturtIing Dfscoyery--A Cave under NusIr-
r willie. oil.

.' NHke. r.t
\ Dispatch to the New YORK Ho,h SAYS
Il startling discovery has been made in
Nashville within the last few days. \
large number of thieves have been dcpre-
dating around tho citp for Some time past
An efforts to- CATCH them have been uuavail-
ing until lately it has Soru ascertainod that
there are five different caves Under tho city
occupied by these burglars and counter
letters. The McNary vault in the grave
yard has been put undcr guard and men set
to Work to effect an entrailce into the cave.
AS fast as tho earth is removed fresh earth
is thrown up from the cave. This is the
same cave that Murril and his gang occcu.
pied when engaged in running off negroes
and horses. Tho affair has been kcpt
secret, but it has leaked out in spite0f tho
villains. year ago twas reported that
the McNary tomb was used us place TO
store nlunder, and it is commonly reported
that lake covering five acres, and very
deep, is directly under tho city. Que man
swenrs to have explored the cave from end
to end guard have been stationed over
tho Aclilen & Harden totnbs. Tire lock-
smith gives his opinion that the lock on the
McNary tomb has been used recently.
The enirarce to the cavern is at the foot Of
Summer street. The military are deter
mined to find tile outlet of the cave. I'he
entrance looks like the issnre in the rock.
The discovery originated from the fact that
quite number of murders have been COM
mitted in the immediate vicinity, which led
to on investigation and discovery of tho
above facts.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

= IF you are in want of nice hat or good pair
of boots shoes, go to the store of f. II. MILLER
Co. Their stock is unsurpassed.
-0N the second page will be found lively
numerical romance, "founded ON fact" which will
prove highly interesting to taxpayers.
"A LADY friend presented us, a few days since,
with some nice apples, weighing pound apiece.
They were as delicious as they were large. APP
pies, they grow large on the banks of the Maumee
AMONG the many nice goods to be found, this
season, in the Store of F. X. MILLER & Co., is a
superb assortment of hats for men and boys. They
ars of tip-top quality, and are going off at low
figure.
A NUMBER Of exchanges, referring to the
eclipse of the nineteenth, style it " the annual
eclipse of the SUM-" aud one very sagey observes,
that" the last annual eclipse occurred more than
eleven years ago" We advise all these astute
editors to get copy of Webster's Unabridged and
study it.
- LAST Friday and Saturday the wind blew vio-
lently from the southwest. The water in the Maui
was forced lakeward, and the steamers plying
between this point and Toledo were compelled to
dry up for the occasion. The gale is represented
as being very severe on the lake, and considerable
damage was done to shipping.
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending October 2l,
1865;
Daniel Mercer to Victor sangler; 20 acres from
the 4 of the u a NV = see 20 tp range IL
5000.
Noah Helm to Jam Long y sw sec "a tp
l.. :
Daniel +. Bope to Jacob F. Long; W u NV sec
23 tp range |, so acres-Sl600.
Richard Dgby 70 Wm Atkinson; lot no 4 in sec
l6 tp range 10, Al acres $4,000.
5. h. lloobler to VIM. atkinson /; lot no in sec
2l tp range 10, ) acres S225.
Henry / oobler to VIM. Atkinson lot no in sec
Il tp range H. 5acres-S275.
King Rider To A. G. Rider "a Sc "A see 7 tp
range 10, so acres-SSOO
II. F. Clark to J. W. Ross out-ot no so, Per.
rysburg, acres s-Sl50.
VIM Kirk to J.L IIewetti lots and in Lew
isburg-S4O0
John I.oury to j L IIewett lots l and 2 in Lew
isburg-S60.
l.. @. Hubbard To Il, $. Huuerj se u ne = sec
80 tp range ., 40 cres-S300.
burg s25.
Henry Lewis to Milo Hunter; lots 8 and . in Lew
isbnrg-s6O.
Henry Lewis TO Horace Hunter; lot in Lewis
burg-s25.
Wu. Stonebrook to Mary Ann Rinehart; NV y
sw q sec 81 Up 3 range IL, 40 acres $1,000
j. Ricketts, TO John kazmire a ne =. sec IS
Up U. s. r., 80 acres $500.
Daniel swan to louisa Fritz lot ls in Bowling
Green $1,000
John ilardell To Martin Schuyler; 4 u NV a
sec 20 tp 4 U. \. r., 40 40ncres-sll00.
Geo Munger 70 +. j. Seibert; y of in-lot 35i,
Perrysburg-sl900
State Of Ohio 70 ). j. Warner; lot S in sec 10 tp
range l2, l09 acres -S55T.
II. B. Curtis 10 Il. c. Lock; lot 52s in Perry ysburg
-Sl0B.
"a; +. Price to J. II. Reid lot l4j, Penysburg-
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Rates of T,yntion for 1sg5.

II this number of the JOURNAL will be found
the Abstract of the Duplicate,for Wood County, for
the wear 1865, together with the of taxation
in the several townships and towns Of the county.
1t will be scanned BY taxpayers with some degree
OF interest. The taxes for Perrysburg Township are
higher than those of any other township in the
Bounty still it is quite satisfaction to know that
the rates fall greatly below that of last year, when
it was l09 $40 mills en- each dollars valuation.
This year the rate is 81 mills each dollars valua
tion-lcss than onc-half the rate of last yca-
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The Excursion to louisville.

On Tues lay of last week number of our lead
ing citizens, accompanied by their wives and lady
friends started on an excursion trip to Louisville
rid Cincinnati. They returned safely on Saturday,
having had agreeable and pleasant time. On
another page will be found an interesting and reada-
BILE letter from of the party, while Mt Louisville,
giving his impressions OF the city an the blight
ing influence that slavery and rebellion have ex-
srtcd, crippling its prosperity and enryating its
industrial interests.
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AknerSi A. % 36th hfs sNhrr----@n-
Mawer George. D lllth inf.
McCombs John, r l4ith inf.
McCombs Alex, G 18th battery
Matthews VIM II, n 6ith int
MurolOck Hiram, X 9th ihf. .E.I'
Moore Wartin. A l0Oth iut ai
Moore Selas, y lllth inf.
Moore Muses., y lllth inf.
North Caleb, eth battery.
Peany Peter, II lllth inf.
Price Isaac, h t4lth inf.
Pratt Abram, h 1 Ah inf.
pattetsqn Robert . . ..-....,
Rice VIM, q 10th cav.
Rigg Hiram, II 2lst int
Rieg Trum m. A 1921 in(. e.
Rigg Freeman. n lS5th inf.
Reed George II 2ist inf, rug
Russell Albert, G nth cav.
shetland john, y Seth inf.
Shetland u G, II 67th inf
shetland w II, D seth inf.
Smiley John, A Tooth inf.
Shussett Henry, IL l0lst inf.
Thomas Julius C, G Ist battery.
Taylor Jemcs, & 10th cav.
/Nan Valkesburg Isaac. II 2lrt iufs
Van Tassel Reuben II 2lst inf.
Van Tasscll l., A l0Oth inf.
Ward Ira. II 2ist iufVg
Williams A, X eth ins
Williams u w, q lst battery.
Williams Emmett, G. ist battery.
Wright ID w, q lst battery.
Wood W II, y lIlth inf.
Wood Walter, II lIIth inf.
Wood Jeremiah, q 18th battery.
Ward Ira. A 1924 inf.
Warner Liberty, II 2lstinf.
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Removals,

Colonel p. S. SLEvIN has removed his office from
the Baird House to the Sheri IS room at the Court.
house.
GKoRoE STRAIN, Esq, has removed his office
from Hoods Building to the second story of tho
uow Hardware Building of Peck, Hamilton Co.
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MISS Harriet Lane, niece of ex'President
Buchanan, will be married shortly to Henry
+. Johnson, wealthy bankerof Baltimore.
Johnson was one of the political martyrs of
Fort Warren in the early part of the war,
for running the blockade.
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pcrrysburg church directory.

MErHopIsr EPIscoPAL-Bev. T. n, parkdull Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1890 An. and I Pm.
G.. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1880 An. Sabbath School and Bible
Class at - NJ.
HERMAN MEruoDtsr--Rev. G. Swneforth Pastor. Serv.
ices each alternate Sunday a, 1890 A.M.
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government auction sale at st. Louis,
the other day, man bought 10000 con-
demned government overcoats for S50,000
and few hours attcrward sold them Tor
$40 600 TO go to Texas.
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PECK, HAMILTON 4 co.

HAvE removed ,hoif large STOCK Of Hardware.
Ii Stoves, &C., to the New Storc, just com
plctcd by DIR. 4. D. Peck, where thrt oacr to their
customers their immense Stock. They have just
received mammoth assortment Of Stoves, com
prising $50 of the finest varieties Of Cooking
Stoves, among which can be found the famous
" Peace -Maketn aud Good Cheer" Stoves, which
we warrant to be the most perfect Stoves ever Of
fered in the West. We have, also, twelve other
varieties Of Cooking Stoves, all warranted 10 be
the best manufactured. Our selections sf Pator
Stoves can not be surpassed, as We have every
style and pattern, from the cheapest Cast Stove to
the Russia Iron, all beautiful patterns. Parlor
Cook and Bon Stoves in endless variety. These
Stoves were manufactured in Albany, by $. II.
Ransom Il Coz tho best Scotch pig iron. Never
buy anything m this line but at an Albany stove if
you want good aitcle. They always give better
sattisfactiuR thaH any other. Our Stoves were se-
lccted with great care, AMI we feel eonadeHt that
We oaH please any onu who is in want of a Stove,
either in price, quality or style, as we have the
most perfect assortment ever offered in the eoun-
try. IN eosuectoh withoHr Mammotl, lIa rdwarc
Store, we have TIN SHOP, whs,e wc manufac-
ture oSr ewR Stove Trinmings, Tia Ware, Stove
Pipe, &C., which We warrant in every particular
We pledge ourselves rot to bs undersold An
goods warranted as sold.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

law Card-Brown K Thurstin.
Guardians Sale-Butlcr and Sill.
Attachment Notice.. Hendricks.
Times for holding Courts-Thos. J. Webb.
Abstract of Tax Duplicate-J. A. Bonnell.