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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

REroRTS received irom various parts Of
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa aud Ind ana are to
the eitett that the wheat crop viii be more
than an average one in respect 10 both
quantity aud quality. The corn crop is i'm.
meuse--away beyond precedent, Oats
have not looked better for many years,
Rye is plenty and good in quality barley,
ditto, Fruits OF all kinds look well, aud
the yield will be about an average.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03
BOWLING GREEN, HACK.

MAKES two daily trips from Bowling Greento
ltA Tontogany, arriving at the former place ev-
cry morning, in time for the Accommodation Train
going North Immediately after the arrival of the
train going South, returns to Bowling Green.
In the afternoon, for the train going North, and
returns after the Accommodation goes South.
10 @. z. AVERY, Proprietor.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
4. L. BkxEs. ORA o. KELsEA.
HAYES 4 KELsEK,
Storage and Commission Merchants,
1ea Maiden Lane, New york.
lOz
WOOL WANTED.

WE will pay the highest marked price for any
w quantity Of clean, we'll washed Wool.
One-ihird will in all cases be deducted from
unwashed, partially washed, and Buck leeces. :
f. r. MILLER A co.
Perysburg, May 20, 1866.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03
IUDICTAL DISTRICT TICKET.

yupas or pisraicr covRT,
ALEX. s. LATTY, of Defiance.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

DEFRIGERATORS and ICE-PITCHERs =
III Safeguards against the sutriness OF SUM
mer--lOr sale at the Hardware Store Of
8 PECK, HAMILTON co.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

A0n A MONTE i-AGENTS wanted for
POP sir satirelg articles, Just out Ad-
dress, o. 7. CAREY, City Building, Biddetord,
Maine, 3SsrS
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

EN0R Rings, Halls anu Soovills Hair Restora-
IL tive, call at INSCH0 & CHAMPNEYsS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-12

! ~ : af3iaf1 s-sssaI - ii.x
.sy.ss 7s' -iidiiw ui : &. bass
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
To he voeess Of Harrison and Pamela
Count3ea

Nv sane has been announced a . can.
d,.isis to represent yos - fioa,er, At The
,,euiog election. II will not be IN nv
power 10 visit any portion OF tbe Distric.
previous to the election, 10 consequence 81
having sads srraneem nts TO sinrt 10 .
IN days to collect the rca,nins Of ,he
uembess Of NJ company, Who died In
prison and elsewhere East OF the Mis-i.-
.irpi river. Nor do deem il expvlicn,
to enter upon any discussion or ~, forth
any policy by which to be governed q,
this time. WIN simply say, tina, hare
lived 10 yoar midst Tor quarter OF .
century, and well known 10 many OF you
Ny sntecs,Ients viii b. III index OF nv
k:urc cosrsr, and should you ss~ proper
70 eject m-. ~;'! e;,acavn. 70 .-a.-s-n.
ysur in s-rvsts, The interests OF nv State
and section faithfully, and to the best Of
my sbility. Rut. shall 20 upirnmucl..i
and wnpiedged ss regard. my acton in
relation TO . representation 10 the Federal
Congress
Very respectfully, &c.
SAM. J. RICHARDSON.
Nav %. 1866.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

Vsosssse Tor the once OF A.
.c'"'e Justice o. the Supreme Court. a,
.ne ensuing election in June Ny name,
WIN 'nosr OF others, WAS placed b-fcve the
Pao,c oy large number d the members
:" Tue iH'e Convention ut Austin, fro n
"'ne'cn' Psfr u dc State. -:...a.c.t nv
expectation, knowledge. or consent. The
oojr't, .s ! am informed. was to pre.er,
= Ticket upon which the Conservative
Cn'on ncn 81 the State could concentrate.
ana thefrby facilitate the defeat Of the
i.aoica' 'ac,or, who Asd already present.
nj t'e'r ticket icr State officers. Thi,
must ssse sen dong. on a,c.nn, Of the
shor'"eSs ot the time preceding the ehc.
''o"' and consequent difficulty OF securing
concert OF action IN any other way H..
my private c't'x''n, never having been a
""",A"' s"d having had no psrticina.
.'oh' "'fecty or Indirectly IN the matter.
l u'shHT 'hs an important expression.
un'ni'neocrd by p~rt,aliiy or a mere d,-,te
'or Toe individual advancement OF myself
or any "pc else ooi'r such circum.
stances ] did not think it proper 10 de-
cine snd have coos~n.ed that my name
shoaid remain upon the Coassrrg,;re
mo" ticket For my qualification and
ntnrs ior the high and responsible of'ice.
! can bnt refer 70 those who have known
me 'o' the last nineteen years in Texas
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nustIuAstlE~.

iiIEp in j. ii,rspn, .cSas. on the / Nh
of May, -s6. Mas ALICE r., viii OF
Mr. ApIy ruwsLi., 10 tue twtuiy.iourth
year Of her age,
Mrs. Powell was retiring in her nature
and manners she loved the private walks,
aud erj pycd the Measures ot domestic iii'
i,ume had it, attraction a ami CHARMS for
her. ard her she loved To meet her tn, uds
aud enjoy their SOCIETY. In the .oclui
circle she was easy, Atlible and entertain
ing She gave herself 10 radng and
thought, and formed her own upluioas oi
villa, was rlgh, and proper, and hcr com.
gapy WAS edit, ins
The one thing needed wss no, forgotten
nor neglected She remembered her
CREATOR in her youth. She sought and
lo,n-d Him OF whom Moss in the law
and the Prophets dad write j. SOS Of NM
areth. and when about sixteen years OF
age. she joined the Baptist Church, where
sh held membership until some time alter
her marriage, when she hlt II 10 be her
duty to JON the Presbyterian church, OF
which her husband was m,lnbcr
Her disease. which was paralysis, d sa
blrd her to talk lot tolr or live days pre-
ylous to her bath 40 We were dennd the
satisfaction Of knowing her thoughts nud
views OF death "a. the very door, and e,er.
nifty at hand
Il has pleased Gcd. who canno' err nor
make a mistake. to Gu, her down ia the
mi,ls, OF her days aud plans ior life. S~
had hcen ma,rs,i thr,e yrars and one day
Thr,~ yen's sluce, and sh, entered upon
nn eventful period in the history Of human
HE, cheerful. hopeful oI many happy, joy
Gus and useful days In, o., how unccr
,.,, arr MI hum,n calculations. The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
narshall Chapter No.. 10.

Monday rext being the first Monday
in June q public installation OF the oni
Gers for the next ensuing Masonic wear.
will take plact at the Methodist taurch
Mar ball a. ! | O'Clock. A. NJ.
Companions arr requested to meet at
the Chapter Room at 10 o'clock A VI.
The officers and members # Marshal
Ledge No ~, ART invited 10 b. present
and assist a; the ceremonies, by order o.
Marshall Chapter No -
". II. BRiSrOW, Secretary.
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Every hoAy Muwl
A We ~!
UNCLE JOE, "So-CaiDsA,~
WHISPERS AGAIN!f

CtsrOM makes Il necessary, heaseea.
" ". TO call att~nlioa 70 ~ rod
,hines Of this liz. Uncle Jss world NV
modsstly c.il The sttentios u ths tsuvek
Ing community To NIB sp,sodid Hoe, ~.
susi in MsrsAaii, Texas. WIKI ~ nvs
spieSdid, In spruks NON pastieslesiy a
the in,-r'~ Of The drpsrtaest. y ~ a.
t~rior is nitAer capital ~ eapied !"
but. he be'svs, II VOC viii tsy 4. tkae
you viii b. soustniMd 10 ~, that h i
mo~' ,reei'r"l With Harris. ~ -
'lemaoly and o6ligine Ckft h ~ s6sp,
ard ,l'e brss n sssvasts d IN teA,p.
nothing will b waiting " spuAw esees.
u ss,shction. SO0e ny havs Q ssanA,
.n.een'insly exterior, vt cssAah q
a1isfiss ,ritAiM
II Is on'.s pecrssary 10 ~, thsa H.
Mammoth Livery 6tahlA
owned AMI sndcr IL hmsedlnts supvvh.
ioa 81 Major w. R1do.4d. b s}nepee
ed coasectesa viii thu Hsasl.
IN. TAYLOR Ppapsistw.
Msr-hsll, Nay ~. Ds. saete
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
Respectfully,
4 \ Bl.A\Cll


W ~ ~ 'faNN'TH s''N i.'''s
r. W la, onsgY, Esq
Ucn I'm the Houston Telegraph
oi the | lth inst. there i an article I'm
der title, The Supreme Court Jud. r.
ship that, in my opinion i. calculated
u iojnrc me in the ensuing election
The Telegraph is not now before me .
] speak from recollection. Altrr men.
siuninc in complimentary terms Judges
M-,r- and Coke. II l. SAID Nal"r A. II
Willie represents the East aud Rcd xiv
rr country for this scctin W. ,houh.
have recommended Mr. ~ nlcy, whose
name was suggested hv the Austin Con
>eu.ion mra, ~ We hold on Ia every
ous "i them W. can, were i, not that the
Eas, evidently prefer Major Willie, hay.
ing called him out The calling out al
lulci Ia, | presume. refer To a letter Of
She 3ri nf April addressed To Major W H.
lie hy VIM. ~teadman, Esp aul other
members nf the bar in attendance uls,r
the District Court Of Harrison county.
" I remember Alright there are twenty
tw" signatures 4, the letter. aud 80 far
IA know and rencmhrr representing
Harrison aud three al dining counties
! have been informed that no meeting or
the members of the bar or other public
luce,ing was held nj Tia" time the letter
was addressed Then the letter wa.
prepared and circulated Tor signatures
Anon. the si-ncrs RECOGNIZE the
names II gentlemen tha, have known
for many years and regard them rs cool
friends, including in the number n
-. L.. ,,.,tI ,.rI.,.. 1 Is,,...
been upon terms of Friendship, and do
not think il ,houLl be inferred from TIL.
letter that the sisners int AIDED that it
should bc used w. manitestin. n prefer
cnce of the E.st for Major Willie over
ali others | suppose these gcnticnen
had M authority, and 1il not assume b.
speak for the East, and the Telegraph is
mistaken in drawing that conclusion II
there was other evidence Of the prefer
enc. Of the East for Major Willie, it has
not Ia my knowledge been stated
dill not seek this position My name
was suggested by Il Iprtion of the Con
scryati,c members &c the Convention,
without my solicitation, knowledge, or
consent The object ~ have been
~. unn.x,,,;,, man az tho Stat, aid
80. ,,ran anJ JaC.., ,.. ,od;c,l. wbo
~ ,;na n,II H., If ,nnJ;Jn,c.
CIV So. g.. !, m. G.,J Win hi.
WV . H." aa,,.I ,,,. ,n.;,;n,
,"n'.rnJ n,n
III I. hal ;,c,ru,,;,, imam
..,;, ailr o. i,al;,,n ,h,, ,hc
So, .. No. E,.; ,rec,rrcJ Na;nr vii.
"'' V, Wv ''" f aJ.J.,a !
, "'a Z ,ha a,,..s "C ,hr Can.
80. 80. , I'D a..I;nc n, on,n
s', "'n' r"'t ~. 49, WV. I ha,.I ss;,,.nce
' ""' ~ ~; 'n' N .h, ~" - ,...nn,hl,
r. ~. -. "a, ,r -,.,, nr.,.r
''u "a, NJ. w
I ,,,' w' ;" T.,as ~ tsl6 slammed a,
,,.,l."; I ,e,aa;n,t,herc" ;,w ,nnr,h.
"'.s'.' ,s. nna ~ tsiT uher.Irc'
"o '; !. ~, n Is,," ,.,an ,,,;n mo,sd +,
'~',a' ~ .'' s. , " s",,",, shnrn / now
'.M' :" H.. ~ ,;,.a G.," .nns.,om,.
'.'"', :" ~ ""'I g., n IssS +
v" W. 'a' c NO., ,,,o,,,y in
~, , -, ,',;';. ~ n;.,r;n, .nd .in:,.,i
W. ~" :, ,,"'"'"' $3.50 TI., -,
Nv snail pluFu1tN vote, 'hfr' "'''
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Proclamation BY the Governor.

WmsnnAs, by an ordinance passed hy
tho State Convention, as~s mbled in the
city Of Austin, the It'll day Of F~brus
~, 1866, an election was ordered 10 DO
held in the several counties in this State,
on the fourth Monday in June, A. D.,
lstb, Tor the election Of all the State,
District, and County oncers, who under
the Constitution and laws arc elected bv
tho people and
WHEREAS, Ky another ordinance pass.
ed by said Convention, the proposed
amendment. to tho Constitutions are r..
CURED 10 be submitted to a vote Of ths
people for ratification or rejection on tho
said fourth Monday 10 June. 1860; aud
the Provisional Governor i. authorized
and requested to issue hi. proclamation
n- early ~ may DE, ordering the -lec.
lion contemplated - 81. ordinances
aforesaid
Now, therefore, J. ANDREW J.
HAMILTON, Provisional Governor Of
the State Of Texas, by VI ,ue Of the
authority vested ia Inc, do hereby order
and Direct tina, an election 10 held in
the several counties in the STATE. on the
~" '"s VI '""s' ~. ~ $500 me
e"". "''"s ",e H'"'H' a'on"Ay OF IRE
"'"'",l 10. "e c"c'oe al ths
~, ',s'.'' a"u ,o'h'' once VINO
""" "' o"'''".'o" ava Jaws are
elected by the people, to-w,t Govern.
CT, Lieutenant Governor. tomptrollcr Of
Public Accounts, Sta,e Treasurer, tom.
missioner Of the General Land once.
VI '"c 7"I'e"e 'ouf,' tn'e OF
"',o' ~ "e '",e "'' pe' oeP"uuin2
"lf" ,"e rA'"e",'o" "' reJeca"n OF 'ns
'''."u''''''' 10 "'e' oh'''t"t'on'l Ator-
"rs '''oel"', '"aIe' oil the District
'o"''', NV" ''s',ist a"o n.ys 'or ths
s,'e VI 'odie'a' l's'r't senators nrd
REPRESENTATIVES, 10 inc H'ate heSisia.
'"rc ana one o"n'N judge ,or mel
'ust'ce' u "s ''ien"m'rt- 10 the 'on-
..'"''o" are 'elev'r') '"or ooh,'
COMMISSIONER one ip.tri's '""r' ''ers,
one ooh'y oof' 'efk' one Shcrih,
o"c o"n'N treasurer one ASSESSOR anu
'o'iec'o, ol '"Ne.' one = o"n'y survey
or Nv" '"''lces o' VI" ieae'' hhd one
' o"''"h'r' Tor 'l'h precinct ana one
'o,""e' '"r ea.' "nhtN III tie stare
M" "'s" i"r 'n' "'opo'' or f'1e'tion
~ '"e "me"uia.nt' proposed !" ths
'ons''tntI"h o' the Htat''
me mel justices TOR IN case OF Va.
eaney IN tiiat once VI any inability oil
,'"' ol"'s' 70 h'' tnch hnN TWO OF INC
' onn,N 'omin',,ionc OF the several
'o'h''e' IN 'ne N"'e' Wv give due no
'''' ana cause Po"' I" DO opened ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Election Fourth Monday in June,
Supreme Court.


~, i-a candidate Tor judy. of IN. Su.
p,eme Cour, Of TEXAS, at the ensuing
election
ooc A. ". WILLIE is n c,pd;do,.
Tor A>so, 'r,c Justice Of the supr,m,
'or ., =, I e ensuing election.
W. /. OCHI.TREE !. n candidate
Tor Associate Justice of the Sunrem.
'o'rt OF Texas At TIE ensuing election
BAY tb'tcston News aud Ilou-,np
'e'e2raph copy and send bin 10 thi.
Office.
GEO. =. MOORE i-a crnd',,r,. a,-
sap enc Jnd e Of ,'e Safe O. Tesn-
=. T. c,>'',y c'cc,'oo.
:. Z kINLEY, Of Smith county. ia
= Candidate Tor Judge o, the Supreme
court at the ensuing election.
For State Urea .mrer.
20. j. Dt RllAM is n candiJo,.
Tor state Tca,r or ut the ensu;n,
election.
For District Judge.
j. u WILLIAMSON isa Candidate
for Judge Of the Sixth Judicial District
a, the ensuing election
G"H VI u ECTOR /. n candidate
'or judge @; the ~'yh judi. i..l district
q, te ensuing e'rr,'on.
\. ". WILSON - 4 candidate for
y 'ict Judge Of the Sixth judicial
D. 'ct at the ensuing election
For State senator.
l.. A BLANCHE /. n candidate for
State Senator from th- counties of Unr.
risor and tp-hur, n. the ensuing ele,
ton.
= " HEASELEI, Of lI,slur com.
~ IL u candidate for STATE Senator from
the counties Of Harrison nnd upshnr.
State Legi,Iatm.e.
X e. GARRETT is = Candidate 70,
Representative Of Harrison county, at the
ensuing election.
JOHN A. HARRIS il . Candidate
FOR Representative OF Harrison county =. a,
the ensuing election.
For Floating Reprcscn ?ttvr.
CAPT SAM i RICHARDSON il a
aud dEpc for Floating Representative
hon the courtc~ Of Harrison aud Ia.
noln "a ,he ensuing election
For District Attorney.
COT. JOHN BURKE isa candidate
ior District Attorney OF iie Sixth Judi
c'al District AT the ensuing election.
II. MckAf is q Candidate inr bis.
,riti Attorney Of the 9Th Judicial Dis.
trict At the ensuing election.
Fo' County Judge.
7. \ rArlL.O is ,a,d',.,c a..
County Judge of Harrison ~ .r.y.r. i.,r
ensuing election
J N,E JoiiN + WILLIAMS "a
q nG date for ',unl> jude liar ;ot
90. n,v, nj tee ci.,'ip'. rlc, tic
q. HkNDRlCL is Candidate FIR
County Judge u Harrison County at the
ensuing election.
For sheriff.
: / PERCY r,..rj' da,c e. 80 o
7 90 lia ,'>oa cVu1y e, I . cr-r ipg
''rc.io'.
80 w ~, - W. N Tan
h.,nsn;,a ,I.'i'n '""''' ~
FOR District Clerk.
JAMES & CURTIS, is T. candidate
=, ,ho oaso;n alaa,;oa '''" o'"'l'
=, ,.,,>.,,,,,,>. ~
"hn ''r'"',,N "a ,ah'''"s'e
tie ensuing election.
For County Clerk.
CHARLES f. noIlr. =. ,c,,t;.
cs.r lar ,Icrl of "a. rn,,,t, Cn,,, 81
. ON 'onnt', at the co>r't:e'r on.
~ u N"'i'Nil' - c'nD date or
'erh OF -" '""n'N '"r' 90 Harrison
'"''r'N' ~ Tue ensuing erection
y. ", hl.Al.otN i. n crra &c fur
o." =" ''t ''' a" y "ri,oh
'"''' ". n cr'.'i . "l'c o."
j. T. ~ u - = ''ni'date fer
Jerk OF 'ne o. 80 'oLt SO Harrison
COUNTY AZ e ~ ''N' " clc' ,'"n'
WIN ~ ''"'"' ",r' 90 UNIT ''"'
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STNFLE MD Fanny
DRY GOO DIS,

Embracing nlmos, every nr'iele usually
kept 10 II country store. lie dus not
pn',enl to say that he has bongh, the
largesi rnd ,henpsl stock Of goods that
has ever been brought to Mars rll ,or
such advertisements nre ~ common rs
bureaus were. lie is ncithrt \ ing nor
Queen, bat. as Bin Arp woa'd say. more
ol n" ,ompromis = and ons,ruciionist "
Refers. ma to his correctness IN dealn
to c>0fy man. woman, or child. and he
might say freedman. tina, has lad any
dealings with him 10. the las, thirteen
years.
he considers himself rcrma n"u'ly 10, u
tod, and expects to live and die in this
county.
lie returns his best thank. to the Gus.
toner. and friends Of the old iirm ior their
kind and liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended, and would be- glad to see them
again.
lie would sny TO tho- thrt are in,lebi.
ed to the old htnl, that their papers can
he found in his possession. T. yon en-
pay The same be will lie very thankful /.
Int II You arr mol able to do 80 II, prs.
en,, probably you have lew Ereenhacks
that the necessary wants Of Yourself or
family require should be expnd'd for
som thing in his line Should such b.
the case, phase give him call and i he
dos no, suit YOU. no harm will b" done.
ile gives al sIs', ,sI invitation to call
and examine his stock Tie can show YOU
the different STYLES and n the pric 9, b.s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

NNuth StUf IUbIIf N'iuAFf1
N.tHSU an TEN As
= ADnLES. Harness. sod Collars made
- 10 order, s~l supply always on hard
ehssper than Shreveport ps'c~s, Saddles
and Colla's warranted not TO hurt.
Any quantity OF Corn, bacon, Lard
It~f on o;. Toai'ry. Egg, aud Butter
taken 10 payment. ., the h'gh~-t market
price. Also ON hsks wanted.
". II. CARTER.
Feb ?. M n2J-ly
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IN test munv ~tc col, |
;;: 4; !: +; !: !; :. :: !: =: ::
Austin. the sixteenth day of Aprii 4
u, 1850, and the year Of the ind"pen-
dencc OF III. United States the nincdcth.
4. j. HAMILTON.
Provisional Governor 81 Texas.
J,ups II lirtf Secretary Of state.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
FO County judge.
For District Clerk.

JAMES & CURTIS, is T. candidate
Tor Dslrict Clrk oi Harrison County,
at the ensuing election.
j VI HENDERSON ia Can,lila,e
Tor 'istiict cirr!. OF Harrison County al
tie ensuing ,lcrlion
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Foe County Com missioner.

\ Il BASS is candidate fir County
County tmnmi >sioner fr Harrison
county. ut the ensuing election
JOHN Ml\pE\ j, candidate CIR
County Commissioner for Harrison coun.
tv. at the ensuing election
X ". lH.AIWk is candidate for
Conutv commissioner &c Harrison coun.
", II, the ensuing election
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LIGHT, LIGHT :

LIGHT, LIGHT
lust received, all styles Of Lamps,
II Side Lamps with kca-c,"f-, tAim.
news Of all sizes, and fancy shades, II
! was to publish the prices ! intend to
sell at, the merchants ~onh have me
arrested Ter having .,olcn them. II You
wan, Lamp, come and look at them
Also Coal IN. and Can IN put i in.
! " NA<UNk.
juno =, l,eh VI 1w
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For County Treasurer.

JOHN G. ItA"R,> ia carlicat. for
: rr-,' 80 Of Tia sou co"n,,, At tie
ri'> 'ng clcctio,
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State 1-eglsIatsu,e,

X e. GARRETT is Candidate 70,
Representative of Harrison county, at the
ensuing election.
JOHN A HARRIS il Candidate
for Representative OF Harrison county. a,
the ensuing election.
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For State S~natvr.

T. a BLANCHE is candidate for
State Senator from III. counties of Hair.
risor and tp-hur, NJ the ensuing elc,
ton.
= " BEAsELEY, Of l'r~hur coun.
ty, IL u candidate for State Senator from
the counties Of Harrison aud tpsbnr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-07
OBITUARY.

EATON-Dled at St. Psni Minnesota on the morn
nS Of the 2sth inst, whittier she had gone for
the restoration Of health, Mrs EARAH A EATOE, !,
aged "a years. wife OF H. J. Eaton, Esq-s Of this
place, and daughter Of Rev. P. Kelsey
BY this sad dispensation OF Providence our CON-
munity has been deprived Of one Of its most val
ued members. Al the early age Of sixteen she
made public protest. on Of religion, the sincerity
Of which was manifested in all her after l5fe She
was the earnest and consistent Christian the
faithful and ansctionate wife the fond and deyo-
ted mother and ever active ip works OF kindness
and charity. For such an one death had no ter
rors 70 i've Christ, to die was gain
large conoourss OF friends gathered al the
funeral services, and accompanied her remains 70
Oak Grove, Delaware, Ohio where she Was laid
in the grave in hopes OF EinriOus resurrection.
OF her We may well say
'sThou hast gone 70 the grave, but ws viii nos de-
pl0re fhes-
whose Cod was thy rsnsOms thy guardian and
guide;
he gave thee. he took thee, and he will restore
thee,
Since Jesus thy ransom before thee has died.
D. Ar.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-07

Y. NJ. L. A.--Mr. T. r. SHIDyN, a worthy
young man of this place, was elected
President of the Young Mems Lincoln
Association, at the Convention held at
Columbus on the 29th ult. After his
election he addressed the Convention
at considerable length, ably sustaining
his reputation as being can orator in
every sense of the word" Delegates
were present from all the States except
Kentucky, Maryland and South Caro-
lima. The first Lodge Of this AssOcia-
tion was organized at Philadelphia, in
May, 1865. The first Convention was
held at Indianapolis, Nov. 2sth, 1866, at
which only 10 Lodges we're represented
reporting a membership of $50. The
second Convention was the one held
last week, at which 421 Lodges were
represented, having a membership Of
3,542. 1t extends over the whole Union.
Its object is to unite the young men OF
the United States in an organization
calculated to perpetuate the principles
of our lamented Lineoln's Administra-
ton. It is a secret organization, the
next Convention Of which viii be held
at Philadelphia. Delaware may well
feel proud at being honored with furn-
ishing President for this noble Asso-
citation.
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WAILACE-WHTPPLE-Tb following uotice
vas erroBeously printed N our issue Of Nov =,
our tYpo who Is inexperienced in such matters, 5,
marrying she worthy minister instead q the
groom. We hope he wiz come out better when
ia comes his turn We beg pardon sf our friends
for The blunder. In Sunbury. Nov. Is, 1865 BY
Rev Jshn Martin, NJ. JOHg B. WALLACE and Hiss
EIART ELLzZ WHITE, both Of this county
DERTHTCK-DYER-At the Fssideuca Of the
BRIDES father, near sunbury, Nov. z7th 1866. BY
Esv. John Martin, CLLyToN DEEIE1CE 70 E11LN DYER
Thanks tor the publishing fee and the Editor q
snEsreEt good wishes for the lifelong happiness Of
the welded pair
DILSAFER-IETTEG-O ThanksgiTiV5ng day ,
Nov. 18Th, at the Parsonage, in Delhi, by Rev. z
b Morrison, Mr SIEoE DusAyEE 70 Mss ARAsIsTA
IRVING, Of Thompson tp., this county.
TAn excellent way 70 celebrate thsuksgi giving. and
the blessing which OF all others Simon has most
reason 10 Be grateful FOR have no doubt Is hls
AramiRta. Al least % We hope. Thanks foF ths
publishing fee
OHNsON-TEEPLE-NOv. 29th by Rev. J. g
Adams, NATHAN E JOEEsOE 70 RAcHABL TEsEFLE, al
Of this county.
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