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TENNrssEE.

On the 18th inst, in the House Of the
Tennessee Legislature the Constitutional
Amendment was ratified by the vote Of AZ
to Ill, two members refusing to answer 10
their names
The Press C Times. tho Radical sheet Of
Nashville, says that the loyal mon of Ton
nessee, by this vote, repudiate the Presi.
dent, who has so basely betrayed them.
Governor BRowNLow sent the following
telepraphc dispatch to Washington;
NASHVILLE, tenn, July 10, IAN.
Hon. Eioin N. StdNtoa, Secretary Of Var, Wash
iagton, ID. O.:
bly compliments to the President We carried
the constitutional amendment in the House. Vote
d to IL. Two Of his tools refusing to vote.
tSgued) W. G.. BR0WNL0W,
Governor of Tennessee.
Upon the announcement of this iutelli-
gence, the National House of Representa-.
tives took action on the goth, on Mr.. BNG
HAMS resolution for the admission of Ten.
nessee, aud her restoration to all her rights
as State of the Union. The House passed
the lesolution by vote Of l25 against IL
The Senate followed suit, aud the Presi-
dent approved the resolution. On Tuesday
the Tennessee Representatives were admit.
ted to their seats and sworn in. Welcome
Tennessee
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THE TWO CONVENTIONS.

The Southern Unionists, who have stood
firm and unshaken in their fidelity TO the
Union, Notwithstanding the storm of secos.
sion and rebellion that ragged so fiercely
over their heads, have published call for
Union Convention, on the 3D. OF Sep
tember. The Washington ChronicIo thus
contrasts the two Conventions
The difference between the convention
that is to meet at Philadelphia on the 14th
of August, under the joint auspices of
Andrew Johnson's otfice-holders and Je1Ter-
son Davis followers and that couvoked by
Andrew Jackson Hamilton and his Southern
compatriots, is delinitive and startling.
The l4th of August Johnson and Davis
convention is for the restoration of rebels
to unconditional aud uuabbreviated con
troll
The 81 of September Union Convention
demands the recognition and protection
of the equal rights of all American citizens
before the law.
The l4:h of August gathering asserts the
suicidal dogma Of State rights.
The OF September gathering discards
it as unworthy of the age, and as rejected
by the success of the war against treason.
On the 18th of August rebels are to be
made honorable.
On the 81 of September rebels are to be
made odious.
On the l4th of August Executive usurpa
tion is to be commended.
On the 3d of September the faithful re.
prescntatives of the American people are
to be hOnored and sustained.
To the convention of the l4th of August
not Union soldier has yet given his sInc-
ton, while every Coppcrhead aud traitor
in tho land sanctions it.
The convention of the 81 of September
is called by patriots, who have fought for
the Republic in the most desperate fcl l.,
and who have borne the bruut ofpro.slavery
opposition in the midst of unparalleled suf-
ferings. But the contrast coull be contin
ued through endless columns.
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ministerial Association.

A Ministerial Association is to be held in Perrys-
burg, beginning on Tuesday ofnext week. Open
ing sermon at 2 O'Clock, by Rev. G. LEASE, after
which the Association will proceed to business.
The following is the programme of exercises
Tuesday evening, addresses to the Sabba,h
School, by Revs. A. Wilson and l. R. HENDERSON.
Wednesday will he devoted to reading essay
and sermons as follows:
Nature and Witness of Sauctifcation IL S.
BRADLEY.
Elements Of Power in Successful Ministry.
Pre-existence of Christ a proof of his DiNn,ty-
G.. LEASE.
Infant Infant Bagtism-J. S: KALr.
Personality Of the Holy Ghost-J. Coon.
Early Mehodism-D. GRAY.
Justification by Faith-t. ASHTON.
Sermon on Rom. VIII, Nv. PLANT.
Class Meetings-R. BIGGs.
Training of Young Converts-J. FARLEY.
Sanctity OF the Sabbath. ADAMS.
. Hnliness-Dr. w. 5. LUNT.
Sermon on Heb. XI, is j. WHISTLER.
Dispensaton of the Holy Ghost-I. r. HENDER-
SON.
Forrknowlcdge Of God and Freedom of the HUI
man Will. A. SHANNON.
Divine ProvIdence-T. N. BARKDULL.
Wednesday evening there will be addresses on
the Centenary of American Methodism, by j.
WYKEs and G. ASHTON.
All the exercises will be freely criticised, which
usually gives much spice to the proceedings. The
Association will be held at the Baptist Church
All are invited to attend. Where these Associa-
tons have been held, many have aiterward re-
GREETED they did not attend them.
T. N. BARKDULL.
PERRYsBURG, 0HIo July 25, 1866.
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PERRYsBURa, ONO, July 25, 1866
A Serinns Charge.


cn Friday morning last, PETER BELL, Esq, a
member of the bar, and one of our most esteemed
citizens, man whose character has hitherto been
above reproach, was arrested on a charge of rape.
The examination occupied Saturday Monday and
Tuesday, before Esquire FOWLER, and has elected
the deepest interest among all classes of our cit-
zens. Prosecuting Attorney BRowN,J. X. HoRD
and j. NJ lloRD, Esqs., conducted the prosecution,
against Messrs. Cook, SLEvIS, DODGE and TYLER
for the defendant.
Tho result of the examination was, holding the
defendant to bail in the of 81 900 for his ap-
pearance at the November term of the Court of
Common Pleas.
The affair has created profound impression in
our community, AMI much of the evidence is so
strange aud conflicting in character that the hope
is et ,rtained that the defendant may clearly aud
triumphantly exonerate himself from the fearful
charge.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
BeadIc's NTonthIy.-

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Hnrper's MagnzIne.-
Harper for August opens with another Of the
illustrated papers on insect and animal lite. Next
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among italian brigands Of Mr.. Mnens, an English
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illustrated, are also the two which follow viz,
the twelfth of Mr.. Abbott's Essays Ct the Rebel
lion, aud description Of our National Soldiers
Cemeteries. "Crotchet" is the only poem In the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
WILLIAM & H. II. HOUSTON,

DRY GOODS-A General Assert
rieut.
BOOTS AND SHOES--0f our own
manufacture, aud warranted likewise 10 measure.
READY MADE CLOTHING--Also
warranted to measure.
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment
Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Cider Vinegar, Good
Pork, Fish, Flour, &es constantly on hand, ofth
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CHINA AND QUEENSWARE-A
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ssy- Those CAsu persons who want the worth OF
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purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is, "The Saucy
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New Skirt for 1866.
HOOP SKIRTS.
]. w. 3RADLHY'S New Patent DUPLEX
EL-IPIIJ (oI douole) SPRING SKIRT,

fbNulS INVENTION consists OF DGPLEX (or two EL-
- LIPTiC REFINED STEEL SPRINGs, very ingeni0usly y
BRAID I'd TIGHTLY and FIRMLY together, EDsE 60 EDoE
making the rouOHkGr most FLEAIBLE ELASTIC md DU.
RABLS SPRING ever used. They seldom BEND or BREAK
like the Single Springs and consequently PRRsKRyE
LONG as any SINGLE SPRIS0 sKIBT ThAT EVER mas OR
MADE.
TIE WONDERFUL LFtEXtBILITY and HRE AT COMFORT and
pleasure to u Lady wearing tbs OCPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT viii be experienced particularly in all crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas. Carriages, naiiroad CaIs,
Dress As the Skirt eau be f0lded when In use, TO oc
eupy small place assasiiy and con Vsnisutly as
SILK or Muslin Dress.
lady having Enjoyed the Pleacure Comfort and
Great Convenience OF wearing the D5PLEx ELLiPrIc
STEEL SPRING SKIRT, fors single day, will Never az
terwards willingly dispense with their use. For Gill.
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all others.
THE hoops are covered with 2,pIy double twisted
thread and will WEAR TWICE lose as the Single
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES
TO CONSUMpTEYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored health In
rev weeks by very simple remedy, Rfter having suf
Tered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumption-s anxious tC
make known tohs fellow. sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF the pre-
scrption used Gree OF charge) with the direction
for preparing and using the same which they win hnl
SURE CURE for CoNsUMI TIoN, ASTHMA, BRoNcmrIs
CouGns, COLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
serption is to benefit the aictei, and spread nfOr
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and h'
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
43zz Williamsburg, Kinvs Ca New Ynrk
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Writing for Newspapers.

We select few paragraphs. from sensible
article upon this subject contained in the Western
Rural and which we com,aend to news PAPER cores
pondents in generals:
The communicatens received from the friends
and readers of paper frequently add much to its
interest and vaee, and the conductors OF any
paper are glad to rec i've statements Of the facts
or of opinions, 6Om these qualified by experience
and observation to give them, on questions OF in-
terest To tkoee Cor whom the Journal is designed.
One great fault of many correspond, MS is. that
they have the lea tlsst they must write long
ariicle il they write at ALL AS rule, it is the
short articles that are mnst read, and which have
the most influence,
In writing for publication, avoid all ltnJ in
Productions. Cmmence at once; say all that Is
intended TO be said, as briefly as possible, and
then stop at once Keep to tue subject in hand
however tempting side issues NAV appear.
Use paper Of good quality and black ink, write
only on one sidr and rc-wrte, until you have a
copy that is not dsfgurcd with corrections and
interlineat;ons. always send your own name and
address need not be published it it is not
desired.
After you have. written and sent your article,
don't get impatient or angry if it is not published
in the next issue oi the paper. This can not al
ways be done and, unless your article is one that
depends for its value on its appearance at par
ticular time. it will not hurt by being kept.
The style in which an article is written is Of
much less Importance than the subject matter. and
who is i'll possession of facts which may be
of use to others, should decline tn give them Ia
the public because he is not ablo to clothe his
ideas in fine language, or Is not master of the art
of making smoothly flowing sentences.
Because an article you have PREPARED does not
sEpear in prin,t HRe soai /" you W,Is Is ~ II IN
wrjs:-e, m1t IN the publishing of the article And
stS ooGS no, "ow, because you can write, that yop
writing, and the tTe may come when the public
will be anxious to know what you have to say.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Or. DupOncO's e. OIden T6 rIOdIcaI
Pills, for Females.
$4,000 Boxes H.ve Been Sold in Two
Years

NStSNN 1S@SS ~ DCCn OOlo AZ 4 VIC
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Ten thousand boxes sent by letter both by my
self and agents, to ali parts If the world 50 which
answers have been returned, In which ladies say
nothing like the above pills have been known sine,
the Science Of Medicine dawned upon the world.
Ia Rsm1ving Obstruction and Restor. rg Ma,
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Golden Pills act as an
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safe in their operations; perpetual in their happy
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be fully depended upon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the bhx closely no mat
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Is not signe 5. ID. Howe" Il is the counterfeit
AMI will not be responsible for their injurious
effects.
Price One Dlllar per box six boxes Five Dol
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Sold also by II. BURRTT, Mannee CITY |.
9. SAM Napoleon WEST q TRUAX. Toieao
or address S, y. HOWE.
4'A Sole Proprietor, New York.
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President johnson aud JeT. Davis.
Tho Detroit Post saws.

A letter from Washington, whose author
is iudorsed by The CtsS County tMichigau1
Republican. in which il is published, as q
gentleman holding high official position
in Washington, contains the following state
ment
Nothing will be done with Jed Davis but
to liberate him. have reason to believe
that President Johnson is in his power, and
that Davis has in his hands, or in the hands
OF his counsel Charles 0'Connor, Esq. J lot.
ter written by Mr.. Johnson at an early day
proposing TO join the rebellion, provided
he should have seat in tho Confederate
Cabinet. You can, upon this hypothesis
account for the fact that, although since
December last johnson has been fully and
officially acquainted with the evidence, in
detail, proving that Davis was an accessory
before the fact in the murder OF MIR. Lincon
he has prevented his trial for that crime.
This know"
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Foreign AdVices.

The steamer Scotia has arrived at New
York with European dates to the 18th, he
ing three days later than our last prevoil,
advices. Tho mcdiatuns for peace have
| made no apparent progress.
The Pr,lsSian army continues to advance
and the Austrian is resainng strength AN |
confidence. 1t is asserted that Beundrli
has now 100000 men, exclusive % artillery
and cavaly. General LII NJ rmora has re-
oor tod, s-ss,s f->-
tion of the fyrDl AMI lStria.
Meantime, iii the milSt of these prepar.
ations for war, the Paris MJnRemr says that
negotiations for peace are daily rogrsssing
|, also asserts that the best of tecl ng D
walls between France aud Prussia.
The Vienna Press of the l4th goes furtf.
er than this, aud says the Understanding is
so complete that Austria must trust 10 her
own strength and resources if she desires
to continue as great first class power.
The work on the Atlantic cable is D o
crossing satisfactorily The splice was
made with the shore end on the l3th and
signals We're transmitted perfectly through
out the entire length. On the afternoon OF
thel4th, one hundred and thirty-hve miles OF
the cable had been paid out, and everything
was working perfectly. We have 10y the
Scotia unusually full reports of tho IN lrkets
AMONG the expressive placards over the
stard at the great meeting at Salem, Hi
nois on the 4th, when General Sherman
General Logan and Governor O5lesby SPOKE
was the following johnson as he was
GonOross n If 10 "
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, July 90, 1866.
FL0UR--Fine, S. 75@6 90; Supcrfne, OOj9
25; Extra, 0O@S 90; Double Extra and Fancy
90Ot9l3 90. Rye Flour, co.
GRlfN-Old Red Wheat 230c amber Michi-
gan old, 200c new, 20j; new white 2l0c. Corn,
Gjc. Oats, 3lGi3sc. Rye 65c.
PORk-Mess heavy S32; light 80 90; butts and
rumps 90 90.
LARD-prime, in bbls, lSc; do kegs, l0c.
BsEF--Mcss heavy Sl6; do light l3 90; prime
II 90.
P0rATOES--Ncshannock 1OOc; Long Pink
Eyes, lO0c; MERGERS and Carriers, 10Oc; Common
AMI Mixed. 75c.
TALL0W-Mutton 10c; Beef l0%c.
BUTTER Fresh roll 25c; in kcg 23c; common
2Oc
Sugars-raw sugar 106ll5c crushed S0iISI5c
grdnulated 1S1Ic: A coffee 17i4c; B coffee 16 &c
g coffee l4H@I6c. Tcas-Young Hyson, 1000
lSjc; Imperial l4j@lS5c; Black gO@l5Oc
Japan llOGl30c. Moiasses S5@ll5c. Sirups-
fair 5j@60c; good 7O@S0c prime 0U,0lUOc.
Rice-Rangoon lie; Carolina 13c.
LUMBER-Clear $50; I'd clear $50; box S45;
stock boards S23; common boards $40: culltd do
Sl4; fencing $40; Gull fencing SI4; flooring strips
S4j 2l do SIji jniSt, seantling and timber Is feet
and under, $40; 18-inch sawed shingles so;
lS-inch sawed shingles 4 rs; 16-inch sawed
shingles IS and 25; clear and second dressed
Hooring 90 90; common dressed flooring 81 90;
common dressed siding S22; ID and clear dressed
siding S2S; dressed stock common, l2-inch, SIS:
dressed common boards SO; Lnth so.
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Hints to Letter Mriter,.

By the late act to amend the postal laws, it is
provided that postmasters shall return to the
writer's, free of cost, all letters not delivered OF
called for, when requested so to do by the person
mailing them. Persons mailing letters should
bear this in mind, and write ON them request to
the postmaster to return the letter to them it not
delivered iu any number of days they may choose
to mention. By this COURSE much delay and
anxiety may often be avoided
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STRANGE, RUT TRTTE.

Every young lady and gentleman 10 the United
States hear something Sery much to their advan.
tase by return mail Gree OF charge), by addressing
the Undersigned. Those having fears of being hum.
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All
others viii please address their Obedent servant,
THOS. '. CI ,PMAN,
43zs S31 Broadway, New York,
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The attention of farmers is directed to the ad-
vertisement Of HENRY PHILIpPs, 81 and 56 Summit
street. Toledo. He Offers his Agricultural Imple-
ments at greatly reduced prices
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful ndescretion, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe nd
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN.
43zz No. 10 Chambers street, New York.
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County Teachers' Association.

In pursuance of the plan Of action decided upon
in Convention, April G, the Teachers of Wood
County are earnestly requested to meet at Bowl
ing Green, Friday evening, August 3, 1866, at ~
O'Clock, in the character Of Association, to dis
cuss questions pertaining to the interests Of Edu-
cation, and take such other action as the cause
may require.
ilon ASHER Cook has kindly consented to de-
liver an address netorc the Association, on the
general interests of education in our Common
Schools. HELEN q. ROBBINS,
Chairman Er. Committee.
PoRTAGE, July Q, 1865.
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$1,000 rE,RYEARi-ws l.Is,I want

W agents everywhere to sell our I'M
PROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Under and upper feed. Warranted years. Above
salary or large commissions paid. The Only ma
chimes sold in the United States for less than $40
which are faly licensed Ly Hoioe, Wheeler 6 Wlsdn
GroUsr d Baker, ,SingerG 10. and Bachsider. ARotheI
cheap maclues are heterogeneous and the seller or
user are iiaJte 10 arrest, Rae aud imprisonment Cir
cuars free. Address, or call upon, Shaw d Clark,
BiddofOrd Maine or Chicago, III. 35iszz