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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Democrats in Italics. ]
Daniel 5. Norton. ...lsT1
MISSOURI.
John B. Henderson. 1850
b. Gratr Brswn....lse7
eHRw nAnPsHIRH.
Daniel Clark. .....ls87
Aaron H. Cragin. =. 1871
I nBvADk.
James w. Nye.... 1867
VIM. N. Stewart. :. 1890
rBw JERSEY.
William Wright. 1880
Robert p. Stockton. 1871
NHw FORK.
Ira Harris. 1897
Edwin d. Morgan. ..lsee
ONO.
John Sherman......lS 1867
Ben. y. wade......lseo
oRRgoE.
James w. Nesmtfh. 1867
Geo. H.williams. =. 1871
PENNSYLVANIA.
Edgar Cowan......lS67
Chds. n. Bsckale,p. 1860
RHODE ISLAND.
WIN. sprague. 1850
Henry b. Anthony. 1871
VERMONT.
Jacob Collamer.....lse7
Solomon Foot. 1850
WEST VIRGINIA.
p. @. Van Wrinkle. 1880
w. T. Willey.......l 1871
WISCONSIN.
Timothy o. Howe. 1857
James R. Doolittle. 1860
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

! BENZ EgHIest0n,
tMembers Of the Thirty eighth Congress-
The following States have elected Senators
and member ofthe House Of Representatives,
but they have not yet been admitted:
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dRANp JuRr.-The Grand Jury rose amer
session Of lourdays aud i, is fac, worthy the at
tcuton Of tax payers that few jurys have dispatch
ed asmuch business in the same length of time; and
from the list Of jurymcn there can be no question
but the work was we'll done. Nn
James L. Slater was indicted for burning
grain stacks in Bloom township, and is now in
jail awaiting trial.
DR.. Fisher, of Toledo, was indicted on charge
Of procuring an abortion. He entered into rec
ognizancc to appear next term; and the case was
continued.
The jury was composed Of the following per
sons
. S. NJ. Chilcote, Foreman; Samuel Muir, Philip
G. Loop, Bassett l.. Peters, William Eisenhour,
Joseph W. Ross Wilson IIolComb, Samuel Stew
ard, Henry Bushman, Nelson Kuder, James PCo-
pies, John Russell, Alvin Clark, Walter Cum
mngs, j. L. Curry.
CRiMISAL CAsEs.--In the case Of the State ct
Ohio VS.. Thomas J. McMahn, the Prosecuting At
torncy entered noiis and the case was discontin.
ued.
In the case of tho State Of Ohio VS.. George Mills
"a boy twelve years old), for stealing watch, the
defendant plead guilty, and Judge Latta sentenced
him to seven years at the Reform Farm, in Fair
field county.
In the case Of State Of Ohio vs.. Alfred Diamond
charged with placing distractions on the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad track, the Jury, after az
absence of only few minutes, brought in YER
dict Of "Not Guilty"
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Ayers sarsaparilla.
CLEANSE TIE MOOD.


With corrupt, disorlered or viliatcd Blood, you
are sick all over, 1t may burst out in Pimples, or
Sores, in some active disease, or it may merely
keep you listless, depressed and good for nothing
But You cannot have good heslth while your blood
is impure. AyEg's SAssiPARMLA purges OUT
these impurities and stimulates the organs of life
into vigorous notion, restoring the hoalth aud ex-
pelug disease, Hence ilrapidly cures variety of
complaints which are caused by inpurity Of the
blood, such Sirof,iI, KIn9s' Eoii, Yn3rs, u
cers Sores, Ecupfion', Pinpies, Bo,cie,, Boas, S.
ArRoHy's Fire, Bose or E,yspelo~, Tsusr or SD
Rteum Siid LEAD, RiBJ lPorm, Colscr or Cancer,
ous Tamors, Sore EJes, Fsasate Diseases, such as
Retention, frregaiarity, SPpression, Whites, Sera-
ity, also lSypIRis Pessral Diseases, Lieer Com
llti.ns, and Hart Di,eases. TRY AYERS SARsA-
PARpJa, and see for yourself the surprising actiy-
ity with which it elcanscs the blood and cures
these disorders.
Daring late years the public have been misIed
by large bottles, pretending to give quart Of Ex-
tract of Sarsaparlla Tor one dollar. Most of these
have been lIuuds upon the sick, for they not only
contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but often nc
curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter dis
appointment has followed the use Of the various
extracts of SarsaparilIa which food the market
nniil TIC name itself has become Synonymous with
imposition aud cheat. -Stillwe call this compound
"Sarsapafiia," aud intend b supply such iyin-
edy as shall rescus the name from the load Of OBJ
loquy which rests upon it. We think We have
grouudfor believing il has virtues which are r-
resistable BY the ordinary run Of the diseases il Is
intended to cure. We can only assure the sick
that we Offer them the best alternative which we
know how to produce, and we have reason to be.
lieye, tits by far the most efyctua purifier OF the
blood yet discovered by any body.
AYER's CHERRY PEoFORIAL Is 50 universally
known to supass every other remedy for the cure
Of c,ghs, c,ids, E.aeasp Hoar'e ls'', Group, Bron-
ykis, L'eipiei Consumption, aud for the relief Of
ConsumpHve Patients IA advanced stages If the
disease, that IL IS useless here 10 reeeunt the evil
dence of its virtues The world knows them.
Prepared by DR J G. AYEFs a Co., Lowell
Mass, and sid by Peek and lIlmiltnn, Perrysb,tre.
Al wholesale by c, West, Toledo l5h
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PROMPT md Just.

Some weeks since we entrusted money letter to
the U. $. Express company, directed to a paper
manufacturer atNiddletown, Butler county, Ohio,
requesting him to forward US, by return express, a
quantity Of printing paper. Hearing nothing from
our order for three weeks, we again wrote TO the
manufacturer, making inquiries, and then learned
that it had remained all that time in the hands Of
tn, Express agent at Middletown.
AS this had caused us considerable inconvon-
ience and not wishing to submit to anything of the
kind again, if Il could be prevented, wrote to
Superintendent Matthews, of the Express Compa-
ny, merely stating the facts, and asking to be pro-
tected from the like in future.
In reply, we received letter from him, stating
that all possible precautions would be taken to
prevent anything the kind in future, and relml-
ing the amount of charges paid by us. The
amount, Of course, was comparatively but tri1c,
and VIC refer to this transaction only as on evil
dcnce that the patrons of the U. s. Express may
feel confident that the managers Of that Company
are mon who are determined, ir possible, to faith
fully perform their engagements; but il they fail
in this, they are willing to make prompt and salts
factory reparaton.
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THE JOURNAL TO CLUBS.


We have been repeatedly asked to permit the
formation of "clubs" in several townships of the
county, at reduced rates, bat have until recently,
declined doing anything of the kind. However,
having within two or three days past consented to
an arrangement of this kind in one township, we
believe it no more than right that we should of
fer the same terms to ALL
To clubs Of TEN or more, we will send the JOUR-
NAL for ONE DOLLAR AND SEYESrY-FIvE CESTs
each; and to the person getting UP such club
aud forwarding us the money, we will send the
Journal for one year free. AT this rate, We fur
nish eleven copies of the Journal, for ono year,
for SEvESTEKN DOLLARS AND FnTY CENTS!
All the names Of a club must be sent in at the
same time; and must be accompanied by the cash
We can not allow the addition of names to a
club, after it has been sent in, as this would be
equivalent to reducing our rate TO single subscrib-
ers.
We make this offer to those Of our fi.nds who
desire to form clubs for the Journal. The prices
of all kinda Of printing materials and paper, still re-
mains SO high, that these terms will leave us
scarcely, il any, profit on subscription. And
We can make no promise as to how long we will
permit these terms to remain in force.
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LFor the rerrysburg Journal.l

WESTON, March 70, 1865.
ED. JOURNAL: Justice to fellow soldier re-
quires that something should be said in reply to An
article which was published in the IeURsAL some
time ago, signed al. r. S. and i. H."
was not in the battle of Stone River, but Capt.
Caton and Ord. Sorgt. j. o. Dubbs Of Company II,
2lst D. V. l., both assured me that Corp. Hoover
did fight bravely and noby during the whole time
of that fierce and bloody conflict. And the fact
that he received warrant as Sergeant soon after,
is proof of his faithfulness. joined the Regiment
June 9, 1861, and during all that bard campaign,
Sergeant Hoover was at bis post, faithfully doing
his duty. ] did not see him during tho last two
hours of the battle of Jonesboro, tthe Regiment
being somewhat scattered, )but Corporal al. r. s..
told me that Hoover was all right.
l am sorry that al. r. S." should let any sup
posed personal grievance induce him to speak evil
of fellow soldier. .fa
With feelings of respect for every true soldier,
Iremain, Il. DONALDSON.
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Legal Notice.

VNO James Weeks, and Hannah wecks his wife,
Il who reside in the county Of Branch IN the
State OF Michigan; and 10 Samuel M0rehead, Wiz
liam Morehead and Phillip Morohead, heps Of
Margaret Morehead, deceased, one Of the heirs-at-
law Of Samuel Dull, deceased, whose place Of res
idencc Is unknown; md TO Ira Ward, Mary Ward,
Martha Ward and Hannah Ward, heirs Of Sarah
Ward, deceased, one of the heirs-at-lew OF Samuel
Dull, deceased, whose place of residence ia uu-
known:
You are hereby notified that Martin Warner, Ad-
mnistrator Of the estate Of Samuel Dull, deccascd
ON the 2d day of March, A. d. 1868, filed bis petit
tion In tho Probate Court within and for the county
of Wood and State of Ohio, alleging that the per
sonal estate of the said dccedent is insufficient 10
pay his debts aud the charges Of administering his
estates that he died seized, ia fee simple, Of the
following described real estate, situated in said
county, to-wit; The southwest quarter OF thr
northeast quarter of section number twelve l2l,
of Township number five { }, of Range number
niue containing forty acres, more or less; that
Sophia Dull, Ms widow of said dcccdcnt, is cnti
tied to dover IN said premises, and that Peter
Dull, Elizabeth Crom and John Crum her hus-
bandj Catherine Rowland and John Rowland, her
husband; Hannah Rowland and Alexander Row
land, her husband; Elizabeth Brown and Morgan
Brown, her Husbands; Martini Eckey and " illiant
Ecklcy her husband Emuia Dull "a minor )-all
of Wood county, and State of Ohio; John Dull
and Jacob Duh, of Heury county, and state afore
said; Susanna Walters aud Josrph Walters her
husband, of FultOn county and State aiorcsaid,
Hannah Wcoks aud James Weeks hcr husband, Of
Branch county, in tho State of Michigan; Ella
Morchead n mihor), rcsidence in Hancock county
| AMI State Of Ohio; Ira Ward, Martha Ward, Mary
Ward and Hannah Warl heirs ct Sarah Ward,
deceased, oue of the heirs of Samuel Dull, de-
ceased, whose residence is unknown Samuel
Mortlead, Philip Morehead and William More
head heirs of Margaret Moreheld, deccased, QUO
Of the hers-at-law of Samuel Dull, deceased,
whose place OF residence is unknuwn--as his
heirs-ot-law, hold the next estate of inheritance
lie =
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Deaths nj Snlisburr. N. C.

We find the following list of members of the
l44th o. N. c., who died at Salisbury, N. c., du-
ring the last winter, in an Annapolis letter, written
by an exchanged officer, to the Cleveland Herald,
Some of the names have been published before, but
we give the list in full. Most of these unfortunate
men were from this county, and were taken priso-
ners but few days before their term OF service ex-
pircd
COMPANY D--John McCombs, W. Wood, II.
Gusc, J. II. Price, JAS. Graves, James Grover.
CoMrANY Ell. White.
COMPANY G w. Brown
COMA H-C. Z. Henry.
COMPANY Nv Brown, F. Barton, Andrew
Santter, Samuel Mclean.
Company K-C. a. Bryant, B. Ensmingcr, j.
Burns, LYMAN Fumer, John Rublc, Adam Bowie,
]. Muir, J. Morgan, F. H. C. Fris5ec, Charles Ny
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A CARD.

EDToR JoURNAL In reply to many letters aud
inquiries from pooplei this section ot the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns Of your paper, that our re-
n0wncd preparation known as GOES DYSpEP-
SlA CURE, ia a certain cure for Dyspepsia, in It's
worst stages, Many cases OF long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely,
and we believe permanently cured. II will stop
distress after eating, almost instantancously, and
enables the dyspeptic who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the painest diet, to eat as
heartily as he peNses, and anything he chooses,
without danger OF distress, or sourng, or rising
on the stomach 1t is an iufalliblo corrector of
indigestion and constipation, creates n healthy ap-
petite, stops sick headache, heart burn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
stomach or bowels, aud sweetens offensive breath
so soon as you take il, aud by enabling the pa
tient to take plenty of hearty food, (Which is the
parent of health" produces vigor. strength and
energy. In every trial we have known il has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all il attend
ant sunerings, weaknesses, debility, and loss Of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach aud organs of digestion, as
we confidently believe, and as the published cer-
tilicates in our circulars almanacs, and in many
of the eadingiJournals, from conyalescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most mliraeulously "cure the worst case of Dys-
pepsia in existence" We warrant il il in every
instance 1t can be obtained at all the Drug Stores
in the United States and Canadas, at One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dolnrs.
fa C. q. CLARK a. CO., Projectors.
4Oyl New Haven, CT.
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Iwish TO express my hearty gratitude for the
sxhbtion,of good will and friendship at the Do
nation visit given me at the residence of Geo. N.
Parsons, ESQ.,, on Friday evening last In addi-
tion to ths 6ne repas. and general good cheer, the
real bsnen, in the way Of sl2O in "greenbacks, !"
was a solid expression of regards not soon to be
forgotten. Such occasions green oases in
lies desert, aad serve greatly to strengthen the
ties that bind the minister to his people. May
the generous people of PeHysbHrg ever be blest in
their basket and their store and realize that Gle
that watereth shall also himself be watsred.T
TN. BARKDUI.L.
PerryshurE. March 20, 1895.
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iR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LJNINENT.
'ToNAwANDA Pa, Aug.
Onr tlntr.

We deem il our duty to keep constantly before
our readers that most valuable OF all medicines
known Us Goes Cough lialsam. II has stood the
tests of time aud experiment. aud all who use II
speak in the most praises worthy terms Of its med-
ieinal value. 1t is the real duty OF every parent
to keep constant supply of it in the house, ready
for immediate use. Not ouly is it u most splendid
remedy for coughs, sudden colds, influenza, Group
and all throat complaints, but it is the eonsump-
tivo's great relei. When they are so far gone
that no medicine will ever cure them, .Cue' Cough
Balsam will be found an invaluable friend TO al
lay the coughing, holp the cxpocuration. and ease
the sufferer. Why viii yo that arc suffering from
coughs, colds, Group, sore throat, hoarscness-Nnd
that liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our
advice and provide yourself with supply of Goes
Cough Balsam-the best aud cheapest Cough
llalsam in the world? 1t costs but forty us,
andca be found upon the counters of druggists.
All
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DIED 1:

] lLLY--At Donvillo, Va, January 6, 1865
Abol Jolly.
KELLEY-At Danyillo, Va. Jauuaty II, 1865,
l. n. Kelley.
We believe that both of the above were mem.
bers of Company l. (from Weston townshp,) HATH
0. N. g., and were taken prisoners while in the
zone Hundred Days" service we think they
were taken ia guerrilla skirmish near Hdrper's
Ferry, only afew days before their time expired
although they might have been taken at the battle
of Monocacy Junction. We suppose their deaths
may be added to the list of those caused by rebel
birbtritics.
The relatives Of the deceased can obtain further
particulars by calling on, or addressing, Joseph
Burkct, Weston, Wood county, Ohio.
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Important Ordcr-Pcrsons Engaged In
blockade Running to be Arrested.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, Much a.,
Tho President directs that all persons
who arc now or hereafter shall be found
within the United States, aud who have
been engaged in holding intercourse or
trade with tho insurgents by sea- if they
are citizens of tine United States or domi.
ciled aliens, be arrested and held as pris.
oncrs Of war until the war shall close sub
icct, nevertheless, 10 prosecution, trial and
conviction for any oifenso committed hy
them rs spies or otherwise against tho
laws of war.
The President further directs that all
non-rosidonts, Foreigners, who now are or
hereafter shall be found in the United
States, who have been or shall hereafter Q
engaged in violating tho blockade OF the
insurgcnt ports, shall leave the United
States within twelve days from the publ.
cation of this order, or from their subse.
quent arrival in the United States, if on
the Atlantic side, and forty days on the Pa.
ciIic side of tho country; and such per.
sons shall not return tQ tho United States
during the continuance Of the war.
Provost Marshals and Marshals of the
United States will arrest and commit tc
military custody all such Offenders as shall
disro gard this order, whether they have
passports or not, aud they will he dotain-
ed in such custody until tho end of the
war, or until discharged by subsequent or.
der of the President,
WM. II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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Godcy,s lady Book.

The April number OF this work is fully equal to
any heretofore issued. and contains large mount
ofinformation and general reading especially in
terls ing to the la lies. 1t also contains an excel
lent engraving entitled "The Recognition;" a
double sheet colored fashion plate for April; an
unusually large number of pattern plates, and a
piece of new music. The "Work Department.,
'Noveltcs for April" will be appreciated by the
ladies'; and the "Family Drawing Master" will
prove interesting and instructive to the young.
TcrmS-Three Dollars per year, Two copies
Five Dollars. Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia
Pa
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Commissioner ofArricnltnro.

John II. Klippart, ESQ, Secretary Of the Ohio
State Board of Agriculture, has been appointed by
the United States, Commissioner Of Agriculture to
proceed on mission TO Europe, for the purpose OF
collecting information relative to agricultural col
lcges, statistics and other matters of interest per-
tanning TO this calling. Mr.. Klippart viii leave
New York on the LIST ofApril 10 the steamer Bo-
russia, and will ere lie returns, visit Great Brit
ain, France, Italy, Germany, Austria ani Russia.
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Our iArmsrS, friends and others who purpose to
sell on their real estate or personal property this
Spring, will do well 60 advertise their sales exten-
sivsly, both BY newspaper and handblls. by so
doing thsy win draw together a mueh larger
crowd, and Of course. in view Of competition, Sc
cure better prices. lis the worst kind Of economy
70 seonomize in the matter Of advertising. Each
dollar paid 70 the printer will retasa ten fold.
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Ladies, Repository.

The April number contains an attractive en-
craving, entitled, "Sunset After n Fog" and a
portrait of Lady Rashael Russell. 1t contains a
large number Of excellent articles all OF which arc
of a character becoming magazine devoted to
literature and religion.
Terms-S3 so per annum, in advance. Address
Hoe g. Hitchcock, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tho Canadian Parliament has voted one
million dollars for the permanent defense
OF the country. and three hundred and fifty
thousand for tho expenses OF volunteers on
the frontier. The Minister Of Finance,
says the Government would maintain a
protective force along the border while the
war lasted. TO afford proper safety. which
tie obligations OF Ganala toward the Uni
ted States demanded.
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Retarncd from Prison.

Captain Cation, OF Company II. 21st, o. V. I, re-
turned home last week, from eighteen months inn
prisonment in Macon, Salisbury, Raleigh, Charles
ton, Richmond, and other points in the "Confeder-
aoy." The Captain gives hard account of times
in Dixie; says the rebel General Windcr is dead,
and that about the last thing ho said was to eau
ton az ainst fesdinq he prisoners too much meaN
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House Wanted.
Sea advertisement ia another column.


We call attention 10 the statement Of the condi-
tOn Ct the Ema Life Insurance Company, which
viii be found in another column Of this paper.
A glance at its agures, will convince every one
that is perfectly reliable. N.H. CallArd, Esq,
Is the agent for lhia county,
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Soldiers Letter

In another place we publish an interesting let
ter from Company X 18TH 0. vi. This com.
pauy is composed principally Of Wood County
"boys," and is commanded by that worthy officer
Captain Luther Black. wetrust that rs. d. s."
will keep readers Informed as to the whcrea-
bouts and welfare Of Company K
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New Reaper and Mower.

Attention is called to the advertisement of new
Reaper and Mower, now offered for sale by Crook
4 Freeman. Although we don't pretend to be an
expert judge of Agricultural machinery, an exam
ination of this Reaper satisfies that its merits
are not exaggerated. 1t may be seen a; tao
Agricultural Warehouse
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CMRISTADORO,s iIAIS DYE.

The history Of the success ol great discoveries
affords no parallel to the triunphs over competition
aud prejudice, accomplished by this powerful yet
harmless eectable agent which hstantaneousy
changes any nboxious color Of the hair into a
black or brown as magnificent any that Heaven
ever bestowed upon the head cC man or woman.
Manulactured,by j. ClRlSrADORO,N No. 6 Astor
House, New York Sold by all Druggists, APP
piled by all Hair Dressrrs, i6d
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Venerable Ago.

According to the Finday Je6ersonian, the ''oldest
inhabitant" is a resident Of Wood county. That
paper st tcs that Mrs. Wilkinson, residing in Hen
ry township, is one hundred and seven years old,
yet smart and active, and has an earthly pilgrim
age Of many years yetin prospect. She has for
thirteen years been a resident Of Wood county.
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DIR, TlBER, Dentist,

Will be at Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
st Austin Van Blarcnm's, Portage, Thursday
and Friday, Aug. lS and 10.
At Drury's Hotel Tontogany, Tuesday August
l3d. Owing to bis greatly increased home bust
aess Dr. T. will not be able to visit the above pIa-
-.s apain before October.