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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-25
"The Bowling Green Advocate, +,


This is the title of a new candidate for public
favor. in the shape of twenty-four column news
paper, purporting to be devoted to the interests
on Friday Of each week, at the enterprisine
village of Bowling Green, twelve miles south Of
this place. Its motto is, Be just and fear not"-
and, by the way, a very good one. 1.-THE paper,
not the motto proposes to contain the very latest
intelligence from the South, East, North and West
including the New York, Cincinnati and Toledo
markets." And its publishers, r. +. HICKMAN,
Jr., and JOIN r. MALoY, further declare "nor
shall any pains be spared to keep our readers
posted in the local nows of Wood County" They
also state that they are willing to confide in the
Intelligence, Of tie citizens of Wood County, firm
ly believing that the reading portion thereof will
extend the support that the Importance Of the enter
prise deserues" On this point there is no dispute.
Our belief is ditto They propose, however, to
observe a strict neutrality upon those State and
national questions just now of such vital import
to the American people, of which the ci.izens of
Wood County form a portion. This neutrality is
announced in these words 4" In politics wv do not
expect or intend to take any part" But the chief
object for which the paper was established, and
which is fitpgly indicated in its title, may be oh.
served in the closing paragraph Of the salutatory
and which reads as follows:
On the question of the removal of the seat Of Jus
tice of Wood County from Perrysburg to this
place, we will always be in favor of removal, be-
ieving that the same will promote the interests of
hc majority Of he people. We will not, however,
stoop to personalities scurrities to gain point
but will always keep our motto in view" BE just
and fear not" I
To say the ieast-a most proper conelusion-a a
most commendable and righteous resolution.
Terms-s2 per annum, payable in advance. a'
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71NUs' I'D IO1 W JJI WeI0 uUuUtIuIs
{. Nos. 3, 4, ia, II, 10, 20, %. 2s, "a, Is, 20
III, 2s, 80, 80, 81, 36, 81, 40, Al. failed.
The following the names of thOse whose ex.
hbiss ware not to ba found
No. 0, Matilda Ke!so No. Q, I.ornda Henry
No. IS, Mary Davidson; No. 29, Susan Peoples
No. 80, A. r. McRill.
d. A. AVERY, Clerk.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-25
local BREvITIBs.
EvSRAt nrosss during the pas, week.

-SEvERAL frosts during the past week
III you want nice glass Of cool scda-water,
10 to ISsoHo & CHANrSKYs,
--THE next examination Of teachers takes place
in Perrysburg, on Friday, June /.
Sous valuable real estate is offered for sale
BY SLkvIS PARsoSs, in to-day's paper.
Ak editor out West says, IL (" Time is msney,"
he would like to exchange little for the "hard."
--fr Is said that the oil well In Toxas, Henry
County, 0hio, has already reached depth Of 77s
feet,
-THE growth OF vegetation is mach retarded by
the very cool weather we have had for several
weeks past.
WEBBING and Visiting Cards neatly aud expo
dtiously executed at tho JOURNAL Office. Bring
in your orders.
-REFUsIsO to pay your printers bills and rob-
biug hen-roost are the same IN Dutch, only
little differently expressed
WE call attention to the Advertisements Of IS-
scHo CHANrNEY. Their assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines and Notions is well selected and quite
extensive.
"A SPECIAL communication Of Phoenix Lodge
No. l23, Free and Accepted Masons for work,
will be held on Monday evening next A full at
tendance is desired.
F. r. MILLER Co. will pay the highest mar
ket price for clean and well-washed WOOL A de-
duction of one-third will be made on i'll. condi-
toned wool. wool-growers will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly"
THREE horses that were running loose near the
railroad track, were run over aud killed, on last
Monday morning, by a train Of cars. No blam, is
attach he'd to the Railroad Company.
"A NEW Postolce has been established at Fen
ton, in Webster Township. JoHS FESToN has re-
ceived his commission as Postmaster and is about
entering upon his official duties. The office will
accommodate rge neighborhood.
The wheat crc throughout this county, as
far as we can learn, will prove sadly deficient, in
some portions an almost total failure. Great fears
are likewise entertained that the continued chilly
weather will seriously affect the corn crop.
CLEAN and purify your premises, and thus
you will be enabled to ward of the insidous at
tacks Of disease, and need not fear the reatcnings
of Cholera. PEcK & HAMILTON advertise ia to-
days paper a Deodorzer and Disinfectant that is
strongly claimed to have no equal. No family in
this vicinity should fail to try it.
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Communicated.
TEACUERS9 CERTIFICATES.

The following applicants received certificates at
the last meeting of the County Examiners, held at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-25
SOLE MANUFACTURER
PATENT INIPROV
MADE ONLY AT

sssy- These improved Mclodcons have received
the Michigan State Fair at Adrian, September 81
deans on exhibition.
The following are a few of the
Mn. W. W. WmTNEY, Toledo, o. Dear Sir;
instrument. Itis iich aud strong in tone, and is
in recommending them to all who desire n rsui
YOU in the great success you have had thus FAR,
tion. ] remain yours, very truly,
From &s celebrated 5,yoni'i, @. w. uorgon, Of
To Mr.. W. W. WmTNEY-Dcar Sir: have
praise of them, aud at the same time feel confident
may purchase them. remain dear sir, most
Also FROM
W. u. THOMPSON. prof. ~ Music, n, W
j. WILLIAM SUFfERN, Toledo, Ohiu;
II. DgVtY0, Opera Manager, New York;
G, s. CIR BOSNIAN, NNtche1, Miss
Every Instrument War
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OF W. ~. WHITNEY'e
ED M ELODEONS,
TOLEDO, OHIO.

lug these superior Melodeons, including
power aud machinery (every department being un'
personal supervision, and feel confident, with
suppressed tnptotethehts that am hoN placing
the pdblto superior instrument, Afker. and with
ness of tone not heretofore obtained by any ether
on manufacturer. The finish and Durability Of
strumeuts are second TO none. With NY ansnf-
facilities, hope TO continue to furnish these Melo-
much less than Eastern prices. All orders will re-
prompt attention US If parties were here 10 select
at l46 and lis Summit street.
Now, let me give you reasons why Il will be 10
vanta, to buy Of me. In the first place you will
large assortment to select from, comprised Of tho
made in the country. Again, you have your Piano
deon put up in your house, in good condition,
further trouble. And IN the third place, you w't4
grcnt many Pianos are spoiled by getting out OF
them properly in order, they are used in that
and my sales being large, do not require grest
these facts, and shohd toh want Piano, Meode-
residence, and IL we dG hot agree in price, termss
go any distance Free of Charge.
Instruments, Music Books, Piano Stools, and ev4
Store, always on hand, Wholesale aud Retail no
Post. paid, on receipt of the Price. Dealers and
should be addressed to
w. w. WHITNEY,
Palace Of Music, ia Summit ST., Toledo, a.
Tuned nnd Rcpnired.-8a A.aS
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-25

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The New York herald., 1866-02-24
.sALEs AT AUCTION,
A UcrIoS SALE -
TWENTY THOUSAND Tons SCRANTON COAL,
FEBRUARY - 1866

NEw YoRK Feb 81 1850
The Delaware, Iaekawanns and Western Railroad Com
pany Will hold their thirty auction sale of Coal,
"wednesday the 18th day Of February l6 twelve o'clock
noon at their saeroom 20 Exchange place corner Of
william street New York which time they VIII SELL by
hessrs. JOHN II DRAPER co, Auctioneers,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS
OF fresh mined Scranton Coal Of the usual deliverable
March next
The sale will be- positive lot put up viii be sold 20 the
highest bidder; bids In any whatever being made
for account OF or behalf of the The cond
uons VIII be fully made known at the time of sale
TERss-fuiy cents per funds, payable
the day OF sale ana the balance government
seven cents ton funds within days there
after, at the Office Of the company
JOHN BRISBIN,
President
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DitS GOODS.
,Is,ItiIN..

kTTtSups --LADiTs bsD gENrLrNEs lhE
~ KaaFattsf a. fefifr tf rtsst rfSr f fas.f isft
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krs Me-
ATb yasT rsgLTrH srRTgT SgaR HHotDsar,
~ = tAHHnrHg t.ys 80 tlfts- HFasf-sf ffsst %
t-a4tss snf 90 sssiss f-sfss -sitsa
sfse y ~ csssi~fs
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tf...f fsfrs f 80 gsafftf Af4sfFi FIffi.Fs
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81 HHaffF. nfssi apaEs tgstA ~ sff sfAAi+ ~
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pREsca ApvERrIsEsEsrs

It's IguSg HOvNE AL.ESASD pkgfEH DEsyt
" ref iaus unr fam Mr Tffte ffargAaas D NFH irft
par aytssas.e = iangls iransalss Asfsfs1 pU scrt
aaI lnltlaiss " Hsysla 49,
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ExpREssEs.

A -BuRSHAss yrRNfrURE MOVING FTTABLfEl
~. msrt us West tlrTenih street rIffh affuI
turnitur~ srnss rnys~d, siiy euunifg rufrys fsa
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HELP wASTED-mALEs.

A GENTS wAsTED-sls PER woSrH, TO SELL THE
n Common sense PANTY Sswing Machin@; n viii hem,
stitrh feI quit bind brad ard embroider b~saufuliy
price only s1 every marhnr s warranted for three ysAr.
for and crcsfs sddrsss a, Bowers Co. - south
f1ftA strest PhiladeluhlN Pa
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A UCTIoN NOTICE
LARGE, SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

STRAW GOODS.
THIS DAY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a
consisting OF
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
In original packages, and including In part
Mems and Boys IEGHORN, CANTON and
BRAID HATS In great variety.
cases Mems and Boys PALM LEAF FORNOSA Ola.
MOND, and other styles Of Hats. FOR spring sales.
- cases PALM LEAF and WILLOW HOODS, CAPS. &c.
- cases Ladies' new spring styles BONNErS.
cases Ladies' Misses and Chldren's new SPRING
HATs-OLIyE, DERBY GLENGARRY, SCOTCH
TURBANS &c.
This offering embraces novelties OF the well worthy
the attention OF city and country buyers.
Catalogues ready goods arranged for exhibition early
morning Of sale.
wM. TOPPING A CO., Auctioneers
No. I3Z Church street.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

IrURNISHED ROOMS To LEr-sfNGLY OR IS SUITS
with or without Boarr AT truunn iiutr Furiy uocnn
strcet aud Fourth Ncw house. neat, urn,shci
moderate prices
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DENTISTRY.

CoLTos DHSrhL Association no DR COLrOS
v n due 10 credit ~ rfViviug the 0f t.H Iuurant
Nirous OIis IN ths rfsse o. dsnisfy ~ fsi-f
from ~ 1arnorhsn TbAi adm nitt~r Fns On ihe
uosf safe ac patients Nna So ~has med al 80
isssion Sin tssur Ontts W and - Cs1t~r tlsttatr
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FURNISHED ATTIC ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
board Apply 62s Greenwich street, near Morton.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
IIESRY w. LEEDS. AUCTioSEER.
II uESRY H LEEDS A NfNLR viii cell ~ auction on
SAT- lspAN. IFn -

N n O'Clock ~ our ralieri-. ~ idberts street,
PINE OF. PAINTINGS -Ahoui ~ huc m0fsrn i'fures
by FurTesn and American sft--, c1mluinf 20 gtey ~"
pictures hy the celebrated English artist J. Nafnl ~ Ion
pon spanish and English inal subjects Arp -erral
hne Old Fixtures ocp.e Invoice 90 View two days heipr'
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

IsPORTASr LECTrHgs DAfLY-FOR gENrLTvTv
] HnN - ne Neu iors Nufsun y Anaiouy Cis Hf4af.
Par erunsula ~ attend Hess lectures hafe fHrn
orFar1e ~ feepi n isn esuts ~ Al1fsssHg rrfg Of
keu t0fE Museum n Anafauy
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

V'O LFr-Ar q WEST TWELFTH srHLET,
l large Hall Bedroom Cfnnt. 10, aud cold water
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

DIcwRsr rinRTY FOURTH srKEEr-A GENrLr
= IO and wife ~ 'Ss grniernsu p1~ b." Ascuan
ttsntsd hBr reception klsfu, nuH, ~ul nrst
class Board. Reference etehanasf
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wrNFH 4 sOwERVtft.r vii aeu nr Saturday. rrh 70,
" p'pk in fuut 81 their sse-rp1 sn s'ttnt da's by
orss 1f % hands De- ". warranted aHud Hui Anf
lu haru~ss has irn ued pr lsdy sadff hlr- iso
= stylish hay Ilarsr YEAR Old 10 hands hsh, tnf n all
harless sni under fhf saddle
Rsg1sr ai@ days for horse. and carfag's Wcin"iay
and Saturdays
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G\-I PftHrLTHa wtsrrrt IMPROVED ruHra
y f's fIf.1tsf aaarffNa a'h lanra fs'fHr -
go tstf TsII.s.tsJ 80 irf r..r Ifa.rff .tHf
.i.s .Ad fof Il.nt iasftsfI tf fls NssHIfaas ffoa
Wa
IT, snuf- 80 20 sHr efEt 1ffsttT go arsrr ~ 80
a fttf r.fs af ed ifr lHHsnf % lr.f tf
s.rs.f ia .tlas tsn aHf Fa.f fists faFrlsafi
NINfIE go - nfHsf-sf
tieHFrsi esfs Agrnts To-
.THH wAFufssrps IHYs epHbrN
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

LtoR -EXECUTOR'S SALE, AT AUCTION
II Real Estate nj Someryfr y. j.. February ~ 1874
comprising hnern Of Land, large Dwelling House
Barn aud other also all kinds ~
fruit; within Ave minuts walk of Central ailroad
depot For particulars inquire VI =. H. STEVENSON ITO
Warren street. New York city.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

JIoBoKRN.-Ii7 HUDSON. NEAR THIRD sfhkE1
nicely furnished Su'i of Rooms, with Breakfast Ag
Tea; strictly private best rcfnrucs required
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

NADlsoN sQ ARE a VERY FINE srtr oF ROOMS
4 Tor genten~n, with without boarf. also one argc
FRONT fatlor With private table rerus reasonable LIZ
broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

ATl7G BLEEcKER STREET SIX BLOCKS WEST OF
~ broadway 70 Rooms with first class Board e. Ia t2
Also at Chnwood the seashore % miles from New YORK
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SPLENDIDLY FuR%l7uHD ROOMS To iET-wITU
- without hoard. private tthl, A. Is NuyvesauL
street, TIRES mnuIeA walk fium broadway NV Yort
Hotel
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE 10 OBTAIN COS
veniant and comfortable Room with Holri in private
family pleasant aud quiet hrns the great d'-idsrautn
ocaon between Fourteenth and TwentY Yhtri street,.
and Sixth preferred Addras Nc ~ bon
20 Post onice
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

CENTLEMES AND LADIES CAS BE ACCoMMoDA
VI Ted with uc-y furnished Rooms Boaui for ladies only
'a At sii Siath avenue aiio,A Mad Dccoap station a.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

N FITZsINMONS AUCTIONEER 100 THIRD AVE
viii sell this day. at ~ O'Clock AZ IN East Forty
eighth Fixture Lager beer Saloon, containing Z
Billiard Table Counter. Chairs Tables, Bureaus. Sofa, Pic
lures. Clocks, Mirrors, g..
The national Republican., 1866-07-14
asy. Is.salsen ~; Rss,e.a;sss.


Yesterday morning Gov. DsnnA n ssot 10 ths
net, to taks sesc Whenever NJ yohnpon Bosiass
Nj. Dsnnison of biz seespssssS of the rssgns,ios.
yet no such notidcstion has been rsceivsd By The
Pdrtmsster General AMI II 10 beloved several days
will elsps before the President dspoess II the nat
tsr. The causes which induced Gov. Dvnnison 70
ks this step are purely politiosl. he ffsey and
openly avows his high sstimatioe and psrpoaal re-
gard tss Nv JoApscn, and sseerss athss be knows
the President 70 actuatsd BY pure putfStisla hNd
ssnse n duty % he his ohgAtlo1 uRdsf
hs ofciNl oath and - otissn Of the United esatss
Esverthsasss, s0ova Dsnnisosss Auding that the
Presidsns 10 opposed 10 the prapossd amsndessts
to the Constittttos while M party II 1hip n
Which Gov. Denpison helones and 70 which be fesN
bound 70 A,ihsrs, IL 10 fsver Of thsm. and hsdls4
also that the President favors the call far The Con
vention on the I4sh of Aagust, While the possn q.
tsr General IL oppaeed to ihs conveuiug and pur.'
peses Of that Qosusotion, Apv, 1sqRiaqa islt that
Il va bis ds.y 70 <.;adsw fsom the csbldss ".
cnknising. "a he does the iupsupsisty sfs msmhsr
of that body rsdaining when hs discovers Inst ht
\, not In perfect accord With ths ssqsinsns q the
TIE determination "a witSArsw from ths Cabinet
was tormsd ~ Goysrnor, Dsupison while he W.
npon visit 10 his State some t~o vssks aRe. sud
h's sotion vas not governed BY ssythiue thst hss
'sseent!y taken place 10 bic connscti6n wfth the
Administration. Nothing Of On unplsas NJ char.
setter has ocourred between him and NJ Joko~op.
or any member Of the Adminiatra6ios, snA, . BE-.
fsrs ststsd. the reslenstion Of Governor Dsanisou
is placed sntire'y upon political grounds end the
facts thst have alrsady set forth WasA. Cor.
NJ Y. Tisses, l2A ~ Pla4 2 II, 70 4 /
The national Republican., 1866-07-14
A Mote from Dr. Lisbsr.

To fhs Editor Wths NdilondI Republican, m . y ,
10 an artols on ''Treason'' In your paper Of July
18Th. you have copied some remarks on treason
from aphntsd letter Of Mr. asnRrr srrrs 70 Chief
Justies cnAss, sztrcotsd by Mr. SnrH from tho
article "Trsason," 10 e''Appieton's American IN.
oyeloppdis, which article he Asoribss 70 m.,5iI
have wiitton neither this any article whatever
for the "Amsrieau Enoyolopndia" I have not
read II, nor do know who contributed Il to that
extensive york. DESTROYS Of not being considered
the autbor Of those rs~arh'J ak the favor of your
ipisrtipg this lnpts In your paper, y. = =, ,,,'g
Your vsfy obedient, 20 sa' lFaAHois LIEssR.,f
P.s-Isdiiad tbsV ''EncyclopsdiA ,Ansrie.na, .
and wrote mApy articles for u, but have bad no
sOhn'etion With sAs s"Ausioan Eaoylopsdls,r IS.
tt 4 a. Ia. ftH .l.T ..l.,..
The national Republican., 1866-07-14

through the northern states that we, have
sometimes wondered whether there was any
sesss IN the country leiA The New York
Essrssg Post always relieves The depression
because IL has minds behind II Of prescisnce,
elevation and compass respecting ths rels-
tions Of our country 70 The nations around,
as we'll as policy Respecting our people at
home. The duty Of the loyal masses Of our
countrymen respecting the Philadelphia
Convention is so we'll expressed byth Post
that we adopt it's language a. our own:
:. "The loyalmasses wait TO see what this
convention will do; whatever IL does, they
will not be moved from the, determination
that equal rights TO all men shall be main
tanned in every part Of the Union, and that
free speech and q free press shall be left to
instruct the people, and free labor and free
trade 70 enrich them, and local selfgovern.
rnent to train them in the true ways Of lib
erty."t T. ~ Ar2't' 1is's " 'io 8 - W.
The national Republican., 1866-07-14
Cenarmations b. the senate.


p The Senate. in Executive session, yester-
day confirmed the following nominations
made by the President:, t-t'g st.r.
Z Collectors Of Internal Revenue--Wm. 9.
McCandlas, Twenty-third district, Pa; Jos
A. Cooper, Second district Tenn; Simeon
Stansifer, Third district, Ind; James Atkins,
Fourth district, Ga; Samuel +. Cary, Second
district, Ohio; Leonard A. Harris, First dis
trict, Ohio. 4. ,,,,. "a II s.. II,
p Collectors Of Custonis--.Benj. Dwight
for Pensacola, Fla; Daniel Wann. for Ca
lena. ILL.,; Richard w. King, for New Berne
N. O.; Henry A. Morrow, for Detroit, Mich.
George r Congdon, for Georgetown, 8. g.
Thomas A. Slagner, for 81. Marks, Fla; Pc
dro Beust, for st. Augustine. Fla; Jos. II
Elmer, for Bridgeton, N. j. t- 935Z
~ Assessors Of Internal Revenue-M. R w
Wallace, First district, ILL.,; J. E. Smith
Utah. tft,..,I sa46 -#s'r as 80 I
Surveyor Of PoHs.-F. NJ. Murray, Padu
cab, KY; Richard J. Howard, st. Louis, No.
Geo. Korchner, Troy, N. "; Cecil G. Neil
Charleston, 8. O. ~ so { ~ = -.a ~. .ra
Indian Agents.-Erasmus b. Dennison
for New Mexico; Dudley w. Rhodes, Utah
Consuls.-Raphael N. Columbus for Parf
Ia; James B. Andrews for V alencia; c. w
LeGaudre for Anoy; Phillip 9. Schuyler for
Moscow. u ar. r-s.. -. nd
Receivers Of Public Noneys.-william s.
Hutchinson for Clarksville, Ark; D. NJ
Bradford for Huntsville, Ala; J. G. Moore
for Elba, Ala; William Thompson for Wash
ington, Ark. ," 8
Registers Of Land 06ics-Ezra G. Hatton
at Huntsville. Ala; Joseph 8. Knight, at
Elba, Ala; VIM. Corner, Tsylor's Falls,
MINI. -.--z.sszi.--.=--.--.
Naval O6icer-Elishs Pendleton, for Nor
folk and Portsmouth, Va. a'''e F2ff -,
Postmaaers-Robert w. Taliaferro, for
New Orleans and about twenty others, most
ly in New England.f sssss. .aiwbfafI
Surgeon IN Nayy-Anson s. Oberly. q q
Frs Lieutenant in Marine Corps-Geo.
8. Haycock.8 9I.s .u nN.j sIinJar1 i,-tr@t -
Masters in the Navy WIN. B. Hof, Chas.
v. Gridler, Geo. W, Cofin. r -, =. =
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n sIOsAKsR GALtEp FoR AaAn, - Alsr. cor hrmips
and tsoonsidsrins the nominationof Mr.; sLosAEER
Of Psnnsyivsnis. as Collector Of Internal Bsysnus
Twp or three times and then At last trsjsetins hin,
that sfsvs and dslibsfsts body On yesterday, By
sslsnh vote decided To rss.I the uoa4ihsaibS NJ %
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o.ryssdsass,s R.ir,r.

Th. Nstions| Efs,dn.R'. R.iI.f soel.,y Il tb.
District Of oolanblA aotnovlsdg~ ths receipt Of
one bsudrsd dollsrs from Jar Cooks 4, Co., end
twssty dollArs ,ftor The Hauilps Msthodist Epi,.
eopL church. ESQ D. pAgla, zEeSSuyos, !.
The national Republican., 1866-07-14
THE AsYLUM sOR DISABLED SOL
.. DIbRa. D. ... q

THE ABYLUM FOH DlSAbLED SOL
.r.. .. DlERS. arrg orF o.
rhs Board Of Managers Of the National Asylum
for the disabled soldiers assembled in this city yss-
tsrdsy. Among the msubers present we're Chisi
Justice CLASS, Secretary STANTON, Major Genera
BUTLER, Gov. sHrrn, Of Ns~ Hampshire. OF Gov
wALkER. Of Wisconsin, sx- Congressman KUxxLK
Of Pennsylvania, Attorney General MARfIspALE
Of New York. h.,. g. 's.r ..s ua ...r! W. 81.
The principal business was the unanimous sp
poiptmeut Of Major Gen. HiSks Is Military Gov
ernor Of this humane National Institution. Abet
ter selection could not have been made. The Gen
erals sxpsrisncs among the hospitals and camp.
ansr he had been too seriously wounded for sctiv,
ssrvic. in tbs field, sminsntiy ht him for the hon
orabls service to which he has been assigned. H,
enters At once upon the discharge Of his duties.
The national Republican., 1866-07-14
Pen, Peneil, ana Scissors.

Pen, Pencil, and Scissors. a'
'GEs. GRANT was at West Point yesterday
JOHN BRIGHr leads bachelor Life in Lon
don. E...
MESKEN has recovered. Boston Post.
Thats what she always does after playing Ma.
zeppa. '.. " '+7' ''.. d. .a.a.
The weather was so hot last evening that
there was danger Of sun-strokes from the gas bur
ners. ...-..,
SEVENTY children have been born in tents
at Portland since the great FIRE there. Most oI
these open heir children arc doing veil. 7.t'na '
A NEWSPAPER correspondent writing from
Wilmington. Illinois. to Pittsburgh journal, sug
gssts that CongrsFs should adopt measures to Pre-.
vent Sabbath breaking In that town. '.. a.
A yorSa lady in California broke her neck
while resisting the s.tsmpt made by young man to
kiss her. This affords sad warning to the girls to
submit graosfuliy to such infections, and thereby
save their nscks. E ..' ''..- .f| fn
WHEN Franklin died he left q thousand
pounds to Boston and . similar amount to Phila.
delphia to assist young mechanics. The Boston
fund amounted in February last to $ll0, 1865 .56,
and the Philadelphia fund - less than $40, 900.
. SERGEANT GEo. F. RoBISsoS, who was
present in the shsmbsr Of Mr., Seward when the
latter was attacked by Psyns the assassin. and Who
grapplsd with the rufhsu and vas wounded In the
struggle has been presented with the knife used by
the villain. i r''''.'. u ni. f1u' -
.oLYcEnIsE is the subject Of para
graph in the London Court Journal, which makes
the following humane suggestion: eve hear of .
eoschman who oiled the wheel-hubs of his car.
risgs with the article, sapposiug it to bs comnon
lubricatipg oil. and that the vehicle had only been
in motion a few mOments before grand explosion
occurred, dsmoiishing the coach and killing the
coacbman.. A pity the Feuinns could not be in
duesd touOe 1t Tor hair OIL and be supplied gratuit
ously by England with hair brushes aG 70 ...u.