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a eouniryman having partaken too fre,lv
q Plitseurg rum, while on 4 v;sit =, -,
GUY, seated himself upon a curb-stope n.
sleep OF his Potations, when his head al
ins q one slde, he was soon stfapFle5 IN
his shirt. '-11 2
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senste bill No. IS, making negroes com
pelent Witness was read first time. and re-
ierred to the Judiciary mmitee.
Senate bills Nos. ia, IA, ls3, and a nun
Der Of others-ail Of private nature. were
read q first time, aud appropriately referred.
Adjourned,
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9mnsrmeuts.
THEATRE.

.oHERsr sTREEF Between CEDAR, ..-
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Auction Sale Of Government
Property,

oFFicE ASSISTANT QUARrEENAsTFR's DEraRTNEsT,
NAsHvEtEE. TEsE., Nov. l, ls65. :
WILL be sold e Public Auction, on the 22d dsy
w 81 Noven'b 2, 1855, ~ the TAYLOR Depot. on
ne corner of sumner and Broad streets, Nash
vie, Tenn, the following QEsrternasfer's Stores,
wa
Lot Of hlacl,saith. Fsrrier and Shoeing Tools,
Carpenter and WhesiEright roois,
ssdoiers' Toois
Horse Mediciuey,
once Hesss Chars and Tahles
scsles and Weghu,
Z" Whe@luarross snd Trucks
hster Buckets, Feed cutters, shoeiuE
boxes,
!" C7rndstones and FYxturas
s52 Lbs Old Steei and n isoellsneous Tools.
IL B, = Bellows, q bot q Cooking Stoves and
Lot q Axes snd axe Handles,
Z" Harness, saddles. ana Feed Boxea,
Portfolio Forges, ana Anviis,
Lot OF Wedge hsmmers, Broad Axes sni Hand
Hammer,
Angus and PiEnes
Ca1ldrcn.
q. tsl Lbs. OLD iron,
Loi o. s2.Cuo lhs. eiran SzelEan old Rome.
So PEuiins. fold rsEs.l
Terms Cssh. n tiovernmeut Flufis.
sale g conmence At 9 o'clock q N. md the pro-
peIfy % Be removed nunsdisfely asrr he sale.
bForder q Coi A. J. NaoEAf, Chisfo N D. 7. /
IN THON As ]. cox.
neFa q Capt HndA. g. r.
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coSTEsTED ELECTIONS.
AFTERNOON SESSION

When the House was called 10 order. at
two o'clock, Mr.. Richards moved the pre-
vious question on the motion to indefinitely
postpone the election cases. Carried.
The vote was then taken on the question
OF postponement, which resulted as follows,
Ayes p, noes 3l-no quorum.
Mr.. Hood moved a call of the House, and
that members absent without leave be sent
for. Agreed to, and the call slowed that a
number OF members had come in, and that
q quorum was piesent-62 in all.
A motion was then made to lay the sub
Jeet over nll Tomorrow, which was agreed
To-
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dI.pa'eh from Washington 10 the Gin
c.uuaii Commercial soys it 10 regarded there
ata.m .. conclusive that the government
las agreed tn accept the proposition Of Earl
EH.ssi aar the appointment OF a commits
soon On ADJUST Che claims of the two coun-
trlrs rr5w.1. ont ofths war. We don't be-
Eaye ll This would he tautamouut TO a
su-rraIer o. .he ghitl question in dispute,
as viu he seen by the iollow'ng "oiiicial
.faumcus" nom tho London Times Of the
Il.h octs
Don order o. guard uraiust any misunder-
standing We Hra requested o. re- state that
ODE pruToIal oi iarl Russell to the American
taHyrrumeut was conveyed 10 the following
words
uer Majesty government b. ready to
gHulruf to thH appointment ola commission,
o. which .ra. ae referred an the claims
arisuE during tGe tec.yil war which the
ave- bowers shall a-rty Co refer TO the com
TnIasIHurr-.'
These concluding words limit the sub-
Iert .i reference, nee BE- would be iuconsis-
tent with Che patton taken by Her Msjes
ty % Government and with the arguments
which induced 90 tade5lue arbitra ion. 90
permit tlc claims lgT losses by the Ala
uawa 8ud other vessels oi the same charac-
Gee ia he brought before the commits ion for
decision. % must be understood, therefore.
That Dr. ANY sach commission were aCree q
ODD. those -a as would he excluded from ats
IuTIs# .Ii.l.
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AfAAl11a-sssss= go sss s--s secs lou
Vouchers .....-......-......q 30
Tennessee Bonds.........SO
Davidson comfy bondsTO
4. & n. r. r. SCRIPT ..-75
The shove bonds Ale
bougt. with coupons,
from 1851 included.
n Caroins COupons 30
Memphis city Coupons 40
Tennessee Coupons. 10
Georgia Coupons ,........SO
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OavoUH oN EyrBrEr Measures. what
ever yon call your policy, 10 has no value
except ns % carries Qua your object,
The men Of energetic measures are no
novelty In the world Every period of
transition has known them-aut HISTORY
teaches Us that they have never succeeded
in anything except sometimes in forming
the On beet o. romance, sometimes IN ruin
ing the most important Interests Of humans
iiy. The more they despse The ordinary
oi success.
In uruth, what has always ruined Che
most noble and lust Of revolutions uis
the mania Tor resolution mcihods-"bv
men who fsnciei they could render them
selves independent Of the every day laws %
nature"
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ID, a tonhe.'ie9i paper jeIlsaas5 tale a.
ID aiiiofe ilerchal', WHO olartei f, -,
glI 90 Aeriden, was ro.ur AZ 4. - ,,,,.ns
soon tad everything working r1s1.iI,
when he merchants wife ar8esrs 49, {
'ia5-oW" takes Piaee.-SgrIss. RCy,S ~ .
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10 conclude WITH
OUR GAL.
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NIotENr DEArH HEHEpIraEy ia FANuY.
The Rev. Let Jones. OF New York. who Was
killed By a fall from the steps Of 81. Luke,
Church in Phi adelphia, while ia attend
auce on the Convention Of the episcopal
Church belongs % family who have suf-
Tered from fatal casualties beyond prece-
dent Fathers, brothers, uncle. crsndiath-
er, Hnd relatives, over ten or q dozeE, have
gone to the grave by violence. It seems O.
run Ia the brood Of this family. Himself
% old man, nearly worn out IN the exercise
81 his Vroicssion, follows a; last, victim Of
violence. the long lins of his ancestry %
the tomb.
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For Sale.

fE'HE Steam FerrE 5ost A." EENTUCEY.n nov
u lying az Upper LeFee 9 offered A. a tsrssi5.
S1e has been reeentg repaired, and h he coed cor-
alloa ior lnlnne1iata 1se- For particulars en1uirs
q, o. address BUTLER GREENWOOp-
eensrsl Agents, O. n. ChsFrs s.,
oeI-o-l P. q. Box &c.
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The indianapolis Journal says Il is Gin
formed that the President has expressed 10
Governor Morton bis thauks for his able
apscth IN defense Of his administration, and
pfaaagnco5 % the ablest exposition Of his
.a.rs yct made public. He regards it Sc
of great value, and as having had great
weight with The leading men OF the nation.
sIa-s Che publication of GOV. Morton's
.rreeh sluat1r p10ldro, Of Wisconsin,,
Hrr. Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, Gen.
EuIer Henry Ward Bescher, have come
out. and u public speeches, taking substsn-
tally tbo same ground in defence Of Presi-
aaul johnson and his reconstruction policy.
Their. now no doubt but what Mr.. John
.ou vii De sustained by the mass Of Union
members ot Congress, AND that the House
v.I se Organized by eIeaiing officers who
age favorable To- bis policy. There is a
,.aH of men iu the approaching Congress
aaa v.lI TIrsuc precisely she same course
a7 lles dIi duung the Administration Of
Nr Lincoln, who oppose every measure
that dl.a uol meet their peculiar views, no
maliar haa imaracticable. We have al
uays noticed that the class Of politicians
who were always Para1iBg their own yir-
uaH before che people, end charging all
others udh saer'edug principle had the
least si lh1 article themselves"
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The status OfFree Men of Color in


The New Orleans Picsyune says; "No
cluss Of the people have their civil rights
better protected by the laws Of Louisiana
Than the free colorea people. Even before
emancipation, a free colored person had all
The civil rights Of q white man. In the
COURTS 81 Justice there was no distinction
between him and the white man. In all
civil matters he could sue and be sued, give
testimony for or agsiust white man, make
contracts, exercise his trade or profession,
make wills. or receive legacies. Under this
law some eight or ten thousand colored PEG
pie have Iivsd in this city ever since it
wns established, and have had full protec-
tiou OF an their rights, have been prosper
Gus. happy and respected; many Of them
have grown rich, snd have proved valua-
bic and productive members Of society.
Vow. by the &C., Of emancipation, the whole
negro population IS placed on Level with
ths thriving class oftheir own race; indeed,
90 higher basis, as al distinctions before
Che law. and IN regsrd % an personal rights
between them and The rest Ct the people,
have been abolished by she existing Consti-
tuition and laws Of Louisiana"
$50 commend these iacts 10 the consider
1t5au of she srpoaonts Of colored testimony
IN Tennessee.
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a POckET BOOK, containing Eve OF ~ d.
"a 4tis aod some paperas Fecerla sni Bofa4. ~
40 FaLe 20 sny one b1t ne oHnsr Tn lisIls-. -
F4rd N aodisoa . tns uoasy 10 ti.s beoF. ~ =
pad y retuTuIng Z % The c0rzmsEeisl Son
letA-sF dAAE5 il. HrAuOO.
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SALE OF
GOVERNM EMIT MULES.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERAIAsTER.
NAsHviLLE, TEss., nov. 4, 1855.
/ WILL offer for ssie Al Auction. 81 the Govern
4 msut Corrai- 10 Nashvif'e, Tenn, commencing
on Fl day, the l0ih day Of NoTsnber, ls6i.
One Thousand Government N uIes.
These Mules haze teen n Ne b. he Cavalry, sre
IN good euudIticn, and frse from disesse. SAFE %
commence tie iUth day q Eovemb=r, ~ o'ciocE
q m, anf 70 continue daily Until the stock Be- AZ
sold. By order Of CO.. A. J Ms1zay. Ca.sl q a.
D. Of T. =. r. KlRB,
row. "a Capt and A. Z. n.
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uun.JgLu Wentworth was amongst the
Ei..tar a, tne White House yesterday. He
presented on hehsli OF his constituents in
Chicago. beautiful crue 20 the President
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aSEiu AarertisFnlEuts.

CELL YOUR INCUMBENT MONER.-The
- f0JoWing are me raaes AID by THIS. s. MARI.
BROKER, corner OF On on sud College street, for
uncurrsnt money These gr0tations are iishis 70
fuc. ate but ~ Be depended on a s1fHeisnt
lenEfh Ct me for the remitla11es u % received
By mall OF express, if forsarded without delay.
TsHEEssEE Bank Of FullOl.-....-----.50
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$500 Acres Of Land.

~ winch Y 20 POO sores are cleared, sad under
le9 l Sahns ior one hundred snd 4 b hands. A
" Vneil riaaln saw NIL Grlst Mill ana SIN attach.
~, wa crest abundance o. 6ne Cypress tmser
sonFen nt o. ssid Nil. Fifty 70 Sky hesd OF cat
- seven or eight mules; cora an hay enough
% Aniatlon 60 work the same for next yea-.
salilr Il apHlirston sulRte soop- Van ~ ~ =
y n21,ss HsriiEg's ior the next eight dave: atsr
'li' ume, ] can - iound 81 ths stove plsutaaan.
novl-Iwe
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For Rent.

A VERY des rslle frame residsnce, var Eve
a rooms, In EdReGeif On WefInore. near Ri
srraef. POSSESSION gwen 81 cuce. ApplV 10
". MATT. BROWN 3 %
roFi-st 81 Cherry street
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Touug Ma, sop os'cre yoa hffher a.. q ~
fseasaa HuhIec % Man, there a m diseasa - -
10 cure A. NE1t kfnlssiona, and p1T1l1alil -
sszrca lnat understsld trea1lng Z md ~ you -
AZ thai Rave rIlrsf du1auI III t11 CITY, a. - -
10 dharauf aiarea, who have spent dollar Ser -
lar, a1d sru nov vel cured By ma am daiT -
csiriEE letters End sentiag mo.i.clne io al 1al4
the country. ia ucrds al insl are sasaa =
anF way. and viii eve ne cali vi H. e -
Acton f1r an o. no diseases mentioned RI ~ -
rertnouonL Inc nasi q rai1rancea ggf- - y
fitY.
AZ isiisr1 dfeciaa 70
Dr. M08Ibk.
un.on etTsei, NarhF.lla, IeHa.
- - 80 ~. --.-.---- .--a. 70.
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For further information in regard 70
the Elkillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred % STu-
LEs THEBGPEUTICs and MATERIA MEDICL,
two large volumes, late edition of 1859
the best work in the United States
where you will find Or. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is gc2ran-
teed- With my general practice / tresi
the following
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BENEDICTLON.

Alter q is ceremonies are concluded, the Mem
osts WI reform, and the procession will proceed 10
corner of sumner and Union Streets 10 the Hall,
"here the column will be dismissed
+. d. FARNSWORTH,
octzi sun thurs Chief Marshal.
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Agents Wanted.

i I'VE Agents wanted everywhere. II you want
| II employment, and good chance 70 make
money send your address and receive my Circuias,
Tree, hv mail. BENJAMIN HITCHCOCK,
now II Il Chambers street. N. 7.
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Young Married Ladies whose nliaioruns q -
been noi 10 uring forth IN due 8eas0n, raualllai
God hhs suid you should multiply and ref.en.ah-
ms 3 yuur dasIrs you csr consult ne alilaf ~
letter Or .n person No lady over thiry-dEs yssil
az e5a need make auuiioan0n. All onrluuula 1i1ls
y 49, - -rra-ffH 14HlraHfInI
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Trotting Race,

ToR SATURDAY, Nov tih, lsas, fer purse q
II 90. = entrance, best , 10 5. Ter ~ TrUiters
and Perars. l1cspi De1unling's i'm. and One Eyed
Jim. Entries toclnse ~ Deruming Sale, IhIrs-
lay evs1ing. Three or more % fli.
novi-gt EBB. DEMMING, Proprietor.
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LoCAL nREVITIEs.

--TnE County Commissioners are in session.
--0uR report of the Court proceedings has been
unavoidably crowded out.
WIS learn that Psymsster VIZ. u. JoSxs has
been evetted Lieutenant. Colonel. 4e
-oS Monday next the sale of forfeited lands
in this county commences at the Courthouse.
SEE the prospectus Of the Cincinnati Goscits,
10 another column-one Of the best dailies In the
West.
--THosE indebted to Uncle Sam in the way Of
License fees, will find something TO their interest
in our advertising columns.
On Sunday afternoon last aheavy rain storm
passed over this locality. For several hours the
rain fell heavily Opd necessarily.
-THANKsGvINe-DA was generally observed
in this place. Services were held at several of
the churches, and places Of business were closed.
A NEW timetable went into efIectou Sunday
last, on the Dayton and Michigan Railroad. The
change will be found in the table at the head Of
this page.
-lT is stated that Lieutenant Colonel d. W. II.
DAY, from this county, formerly of General Coxs
staff, is to be appointed Quartermaster- General Of
Ohio immediately after Mr. Cox's Inauguration.
we are beginning TO realize a foretaste of
Winter. Snow commenced falling on Wednesday
night, and it came down-qui briskly yesterday
morning. The ground was covered to the depth
of about two inches.
WE call the attention Of every reader of the
JOURNAL TO the Importance of the suggestions SET
forth in the communication in another place, touch.
ing the removal of the county seat. They are
worthy of attentive consideration.
THE entire amount recciy we'd at the OYSTER sun
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO December 7, 1865.
FLOUR--Fine, S6 00616 so; Super6ne, 6 75@
90; Extra, 7 25@7 IS; Double Extra and Fancy,
5O@12 90. Rye Foar, so.
GRAlN--Red Wheat 1850 amber Michi-
gan i90Gl95c; new white 162c. Corn 60c. Oats
3Se. Rye 73c. Barley. l25c.
SALT-Fne 50 So per bbl; Ground Solar 2 80;
Coarse 60; Dairy, in bbls rs Sacks 25c.
P0RK--Mess heavy S3S: light 35 90; butts and
DRESSED H0GS-1l@l4c.
LARD-Prme, in bbls, 25926c; do. kegs 2sc.
rumps 80 90, Ia.
BEEF--Nyss heavy slS; olight u coi prime
POTAToEs-N -Neshanhocks 6Oc Long Pink
Eyes, Soc; MERGERS aud carters, 65c Common
and Mixed, SOC.
GROCERIES--Co Coffee Rio 29@33Jlc; Java soc.
Sugars raw sugar l4A@l6Hc; crushed 2le
granulated 2lAc; coffee 20c Is coffee l9%c;
coffee ls0l9e. Tcas-YOung Hyson, 1900
1905 Imperial 1900 t35c; Black l2501ls5c
Japan ll5Gl l35c. Molasses 90@l25c. Sirups--
fair 6j@S5e; good ll06tll5c; prime 1900 acc
Rice-Rangoon 8L@llo; Carolina I2I5c.
W0OL-Full-blOod Merno 50060; x and *
do 45Ga55c; y do 40@45c; extra pulled 50G60ci
superfine do 45c; No. l do Soc
LUMBER Clear S55; I'd clear $50; box s45j
stock boards S23; common boards $40; culled dc
sl4i fencing $50; Gull fencing $f4 flooring strips
S26i I'd do $685. joist seantng and timber, ls feet
and under $40; | 1S-inch sawed shingles 90
A lS-inch sawed shingles 90; 16-inch sawed
ishiuglee 90. and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring IS 90; common dressed flooring "a DO;
common dressed siding S22; ID aud clear dressed
siding S2Sj dressed stock common, 12-neh, 500
dressed common boards S2lj Lath 400.
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Come on with Your Crist.

By advertisement in another place, It viii be seen
that J. p AvERILL has become proprietor of the
Touring mill, formerly owned by PEcK AyERILL.
The mill is now in magnificent running order, the
Ditch having been very materially repaired so that
the supply OF water is greater than it has been
for years. The mill win undoubtedly be enabled
to run during the entire winter, and under the
skill and haudiwork Of Mr.. THOMAS, first-class
miller, accommodating in every respect, customers
can rely ON having their wants supplied in every
way satisfactorily
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a fJcro,s ~ Ilnrial. b

The body Of Corporal WILKINSON u. PERRrN, Of
Battery H,lst Ohio Artillery, who was killedip the
terrible conflict at Coal Hsrbor, Virginia, june l,
1864 ,iesehed hunno on Tucsday Lass with The hth-
who went to Virginia for The recovery Of his re-
maias.n On "Wednesday afternoon tic funeral took
place, Rev. I. n. BAaKDULL, conducting the ser.
vices, which were attended by large number Of
the friends Of the family aud the deceased, Quite
a number of soldiers, under command Of Colonel
p. s. SLKvN, paid soldier'slast tribute to fall
Ell comrade. The hero sleeps in an honored grave
and his memory will he'cr grow dim among those
who know him.
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Rurpler Cnusht.

On Tuesday last Sheriff EvrRs returned from
Monroe, Michigan, where he succeeded in arresting
the burglar who entered and robbed Mr.. GEoReR
STRAINS residence few weeks since. The scamp
is now safely lodged in the jail at this place. He
is burglar and thief by profession, and is famil-
iary known in many localities, by the sobriquet Of
" "Throe-6ngorod Sam. He conCesses to the rob
berry, aud views his burglarous act in the light Of
= joke. He will find the joke to be more expensive
than he barganed for before the authorities are
done with him.
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In nIemnrinm.

Written on the death Of WALLIE A. SrAFFoRp,
who gaddened our hearts but fOr the brier space
OF two years and twenty FIVE days and then went
to dwell with the angels, November s, 1851
lie sleepcth, gentle mother, why weepest thOuS
'Tis true those sweet blue eyes will look no more
upon this weary world Of sin and pain nor will
tley again beho'd try tea -ledewed cheek and sad
denned brow. No more shalt thou feel the soft
pressure of those velvet lips, or thy heart be
fored by their innocent pratle. lut tbinkest thou
he will forget thee 2 Never In that fair cline
whittier he hath flown, those eyes will see evil
or sorrow; nor upon his ear will there fall sounds
of discord aud strife. Temptation cen never lure
thy baby's heart away fromthoe, nor from the path
OF right. But where the song of the redeemed fill
eth ever the perfumed air, and the sweet voices of
sancti6ed children are heard in hymns of praise, in
the bosom OF Him who sad " Let the little ones
come unto me and fo'bi1 them not" thy little one
resteth.
All, yes, It's hard to give him up But tits to no
earthly guardian thou hast committed thy darling,
To HIM who lent the gem to thee thou hast re
stored it the evil OF this world had sulled its
purity or left its impress on tho gueless spirit.
And when in future years, thou shalt behold the
wickedness of men thou wilt rejoice that thy boy is
safely sheltered in the arms OF the Good Shepherd;
that he walketh "amd green pastures aud beside
still waters" Then when thou hast finished thy
pilgrimage here anl hast come up through much
tri6ulat0n to the Better Land" twill be very
sweet to greetthy angel child, hrst upon the shores
of Paradise. rH.
Respectfully inscribed to Mrs. A. G. STAFFORD,
by ANNA S.
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AGENTS w ANTED!

$40 A DAY EASY MADE $40
BY selling Engrayings Card Photographs and
Stationery. Our Stationery Packets excel all
others; each Package contains Paper, Envelopes,
Pencil Pens, &c, and Jewery worth dollar at
retail. PRICE ONLY 80 GENTS. We will send to
Agents l 90 STATIONERY PACKAGES and a SILVER
WATCH for S17. We also publish splendid Steel
Engravngs and Portraits, Lithogruph Prints, &c,
very popular and saleable. viii send a fine as
sormcnt of loo for SIS THAT WILL REALIZE $50,
or a $40 lot that viii sell for $50 or over. VIII
send sample lot for SIS.
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, &c.
HASKINS & CO.,
sol SO Beekman street. N. Y.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENrs.

Law Card-Slevln &. Parsons. 8H
Perrysburg Flouring Mill-J. p. Averill.
Administrators Notice--Wesley Cole.
Guardians Sale-Robert Brsbn.
Arthur Merton--J. c. Garrigues & Co.
Moore's Rural New Yorker--D. T. Moore.
Demorest's Magazine-W Jennings Demorest.
Notice-Alex. II. NewcOmb.
Legal Notice-Edwin Tuller.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
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--SHEsIFF EvERs n(orws Us that whilVin Column
bus last week, whittier he had gone with the two
candidates Tor the Pentcntiary, from this county,
convicted at the recent term Of Court delegation
Of twenty convicts from Hamilton County aud Of
teen from Lucas, also arrived, which with the two
from this county made thirty-seven. I, seems
that rogues are getting their just dues. At this
rate. the boarding house at Columbus must soon
be ENLARGED Elf ..t r.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08

ErHopIsr EpiscoPAt-Rev. n. Parkdull Pastor
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and PM
REssYrERIAN-Rev. g. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at IL NJ.
HeRnAN MsrHoDIsr--Rev. G. Swineforth Pastor. Serv.
tees each alternate Sunday at 1880 Al.