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INVESTIGATE THE GAS WORKS. = The
people Of our city will yield hearty endorse
ment to the action Of the Select Council yes
terday, when, on motion of Colonel JAMES
PAGE, it was resolved to appoint special
committee of five, with power to inves-
tigate the management of the Gas Works.
There has been for some time a continual
expression of doubt in regard TO the fact
whether the parties having control of the
works were regulating them in a proper
manner. The action Of Councils will tend to
do away with all this feeling of uneasness
and distTust. If the Board of Trustees have
properly governed the matters given
into their hands, then the examina-
ton will only rebound to their credit; and
they should not only be willing, but should
absolutely court investigation. If they have
misapplied their power, then it is a duty
which the Councils owe to our citizens to see
that such actions be Immediately exposed
and the evil corrected, There is no depart
ment under our city Government which is
not open to investigation, and we can see no
reason why the Gas trust should be a secret
concern. There are no mysteries to be re-
vealed. We suppose that The manufacture of
gas is not like that oiithe mysterious "Greek
fire." the means of its formation being neces-
sarily concealed. The object of the resolution
of Colonel PAGE, which was ably supported
by Councilman GRAY, is to examine the
fnanceo, and not the chemistry of the Board
and we Gee no good reason why any should
object to such an action.
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1l3 PRICE &c WOOD. m
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH,

N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH,
Have just opened new lot fast color Calicoes, is
cents yard.
Best quality American Calcoss, 1sl cents q yard.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleaohed Muslin.
Heavy Bleached Muslins, Is, %, 49, 85, s7t and -
cents. ..
Bnbleaohed Muslins, 1s. 49, 26 and 2s oonts. ~
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins. a 10
Table Linens Napkins and Towels. .re
Scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard.
Huckaback TowelnV, by the yard.
WHITE GooDsl
WHITE GooDst
White Marseilos, 80, 70, 90 and 81 1874
Cambria, Jaconet, Nainsook and Swiss Musbns
Nainsook Stripe and Plaid Muslins.
Cambria Plaid Muslins.
Plaid Stripe and Dotted Swiss Muslins
Marseies, Lancaster, and Honeycomb Quilts
just opened, new lot of Poll do Chevre Is cents
a yard.
Ladies' and Cent? Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' Buffand White Gloves.
Ladies' English Silk Gloves.
Children's Lsle and Berlin bread Gloves.
Ladies' and Misses Hoop Skirts.
Ladies' and Cent? Linen Hdkfs
Gents Neck-ties, Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders
A. new lot OF handsome Bonnet Ribbons.
PRICE & WOOD,
No 113 N. NINTH Street. above Arch.
N. B. win remove to the N w. corner Eighth and
hbert streets about the last Of April 8A
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VIII Cases.
Is SLAVERY IN AMERICA AT AN END?

From the Boston Traoeller, March %.
Before the full bench of the Supreme Judicial
Court yesterday, there was hearing in the mat
ter of the late Francis Jacksons will. The de-
ceased by will, left a fund to create sentiment
to put an end to American slavery. That object
having been accomplished the case now comes
up for construction, whether, the object OF the
trust having ceased TO exist, the rsatlaw do
not become entitled TO it, or whether the doc.
trine cyIres shall be applied and the Court say
charity more or less intimately come cted with
the negroes or their education. Th9 counsel
for the construction Gays that they were never
in more need of aid than now; that THOUGH they
have been freed they need assistance to bring
them up to the rights they are entitled to. g..
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SALE OF "PowHATAN. ."-Robert Mayo's estate
on James river, near Richmond, and where, ac-
cordng to a dubious tradition, John Smiths
lie was saved by the fair Pocahontas, is said to
have been sold to Colonel North, OF Massachu-
settS for $26, ,000.-Richn0nd Dispatch.
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THE EYE AND EAR.
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHI ApELPHIA.

The Auditor appointed ~ Court to audit, SETTLE
and adjust the second account OF JOHN FLOYD
and WILLIAM HAYES. Executors OF the last Will aud
of The bal ance in the hands of the accountants will eet
the parties interested for The purposes OF his appoint
at his once No. 4O2 WALNUT Street in the city Of
Philadelphia. -
80 fmW st w. ID. BAKER, Auditor.
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In a ver considerable rot in Worcester,
Mass, on Saturday last, the police were worsted.
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STILL AN HER
G. r E A Il II r L u M p H
FOR THE
EVANS & WATSON
s A e e.
READ THE FOLLOWING


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MEssHs EVANS q WAT-oN:-.
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This is an additional proof of the superior and complete
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feel that they deserve the most liberal patronage.
Yours very rguly,
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Within the past two weeks this the second Safe
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ness We sell at prices lower than other makers.
$50 snp, EVANS & WATSON,
No. 16 South FOURTH Street.
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WILL OF PROFESSOR BECK.

The will of the late Professor Eeck, of Har-
yard College, has been admitted to probate.
There are no public bequests His large estate
is lett to his daughter.
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
i TEE CITY AND COUNTY IoitI oE PHILAnDNEgLPHIA APE
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit SETTLE
and adjust the second account Of ISAIAH HICk s
assignee w, GIBBS d sons and to report distrl
button the balance will meet the parties Interested
for the purpose of his appointment at his oce 4e2
phI on TUESDAY the 10th day of April A. D., 1866 at
IL O'Clock, A. n l3 30imw5tt] W,D. BAKER, Auditor ]
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esg 1T BEING THE SEASON OF THE
" BYElyear when Pianos generally require Tuning,
MT. sARGENT wo9ld Respectfully remind those about
are received at MASON 4 co IS STORE. No. SO7 OHEs.
without removing 3S03ts
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THE PRESIDENT,S MESSAGE.

In last weeks paper We give the message
Of tho President on tho r, construction
Amendcment adopted by Congress and
submitted to tho State Legislatures. In
lieu of any comments OF our own we give
the following from the New York Tri5Wne,
which does the inHicIion ample justice
President Johnson seems. like Uncl,
Toby, determined to ride his hobby. In
season or out of season, in public speeches
messages, conversations, telegraphc dis.
patches, talks with delegations, the one
purpose of his Presidential life is to keep
his hobby in view OF the people. II there
is one thing the World Knows, it is that
Andrew Johnson has certain opinions on
Reconstruction. lie deals with that sub.
jeet very much as hard-headed doctors deal
with medicine, and woodon,heNdod the.
ologians with divinity. A. US hobby
thus far has proved very harmless, and
has done about as much toward reconstruc.
ting the Union rs the deliberately con.
suuoted bastions and parallels of Uncle
Toby aud Corporal Trim did toward the
siege of Namur, The danger with every
hobby horse is that we have too much OF
il. There may be saving grace in a Pres
byterAin catechism-but must we all be
burned who DO not believe the divinity of
Westminster A squNrs-toed doctor who
blister aud hleeds may save patieut now
and then, but must We blister and bleed
all sick people because this one medicine.
man finds his hobby in his lancet and
oantharidesg
Mr. johnson rode his hobby into Congress
yesterday, Nobody wanted him, nobody
expected him, nobody felt that he had any
bnisness there. His message was about
as appropriate aS though il had contained
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Foreign News.

The Prussians entered Saxony on Il Q
9Th ult., preceding the invasion by q formal
declaration of war. All diplomatic relations
between Bavaria and Prussia have been
broken off.
An engagement between the Prussians
and Hessians is reported near Frankfort,
in which one regiment of Hessians was
nearly annihilated. From 10000 to 10000
Federal troops are now assembled at that
city.
The Prussiuns are reported to have taken
posse ession of ono frontier town in Saxony
They keep up constantly very strict
guard. The leaders are on the watch for
a movement on the part of Austria.
There is still some hitch in the Austrian
preparations, and it is quite evident that she
is hardly yet prepared for war. The nine
States whose levies were gathered about
Frankfort were especially indignant, be-
lieving that Austria had thrust them into
danger before she was able to protect
them.
Austria has declared Venice and Trieste
in state Of siege. Tho Austrian outposts
had becn attacked by the Italian Volun-
toers.
The italian Government had also issued
a formal proclamation OF war against
Austria, and Victor Emanuel had issued
stirring address to the people. One
foreign correspondent intimatos that Aus.
tria has determined to have leadership OF
Germany, and will only do such battle for
Venetia as will satisfy the demands of honor,
and will then turn her attention entirely
TO Prussia.
There had been a military revolution at
Madrid which had been at length, after
some trouble, suppressed.
There was ministerial crisis in England
aud it was not believed Improbable that
the Ministry would resign, The Loudor
S,dr thought that the prospect of dissolu.
ton was very clear.
Tho work on the Atlantic cable was pro
crossing with the greatest energy , and
the Great Eastern was to sail on the 30tl
of June.
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OHIO UNION STATE TTCKEr
OHIO UNION PLATFORM.

Resoiusd, That the Union party Of Ohio, having
sustained the General Government during foni
years Of successful war against the united effhrt,
uf rebels in tho South and their partisnns In the
North. now demand that peace shall be established
upon such stable foundations that rebellion and
secession will never again ondaugor our National
existence.
Resoired, That this Convention fully indorses
the amendments N the Constitution proposed by
Congress 10 the Legislatures Of the States as a
liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment, aud the
Union party Of 0hiJ pledge for Il their united and
hearty support.
Resolved That the nation owes the heroic men
Of our army and navy a debt Of lasting gratitude
for their patriotic services in defense OF the Con-
stitutou and the Union, and we urge upon Con
Rress the duty Of equalizng the bounties and
that while we cherish with tender affection the
memories Of the fallen braves, we pledge to their
widows aud orphans the nations care and pro-
tpetion
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SUICIDE OF SENATOR LANE.

Senator jim. LANE" committed suicide
on Sunday evening last, in Leavenworth
Kansas. While riding with his brother.in-
law, Mr.. MCCALL, aud Capt, ADAMS, brother
to his son.inlaw, he got out of the wagon,
which stopped at the gate of the Government
farm aud residence of MCCALL, and stop.
ping to the rear, drew pistol and shot
himself in the mouth, the ball passing out
through the top of his skull. Tho act was
undoubtedly the result of temporary men,
tai arrangement This is the third member
OF the family who has destroyed himself
When no raised the revolver TO shoot
himself, he said to his brother.in.law, Nc
CALL, Goodbye, Mac" The occurrence
has created considerable excitement among
his friends aud in political circles.
Itis not much to be wondered at. Messrs
DooIIrrLs aud CowAN have tho disease o.
political insanity as fearmlly developed as
the deCunct jim" VIII they not profit By
the example ere it is hopelossly latei
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

AZ a meeting Of the Union Central Committee oil
Wood County, il was resolved that all the Union
v@tSrs of Wood County, by previously calling on
the Chairman Of the Union Central Committee
aud getting their credentials shall bo considered
Delegates to attend the Judicial Convention for
this Judicial District to be held at Napoleon, Ohio
July 20, 1906 The Delegates attending the Con
vention will be authorized to cast the entire vote
Of the county.
GEO. n. PARSONS,
ra GEORGE WILLIAMS,
THOMAS QORRlLL,
.It... Union Ec. Committee.
Perrysburg, July 5, 1906.
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Certificate of Authority.
ITO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1867
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1867
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMNS, ONO, June H. 1866.
WHEREAS, The MANHATTAN LIFE lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at New York, in the
State of New York, has fled in this Office a sworn
" To regulate Insurance Companies not incorpor-
and amendel February Q, 1864, and the act To
April 8, 1866, and, WHEREAs, said Company has
that il is possessed of an actual Capital Of at least
vested as required by said acts; and, WHEREAS,
strument under its corporate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company in this State to
acknowledge service of process, for and in behalf
Of said Company according to the terms Of said act
of April s, 1856; Nh.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of the acts afpre
said, |, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said MANHAT-
TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New
York is authorized to transact the business of Life
Insurance in this State until the thirty frat day Of
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-se
[SEAL.l In WITNESS WHEREOF, l have here
unto subscribed my namo and caused
the seal of my Office to be fixed the
day and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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UNION JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The several counties composing tho Third Sub
Division OF the Third Judicial District Of the State
~ Ohio arc hereby requested to send delegates Il
Union Judicial Convention, 70 bo held at
NapOleOn, Houry County, Ohio, ou
Thursday, July go, 1900,
For the purpose OF nominating Judge of the Couit
Of Common Pleas for said District, to he supported
by tho Union voters at the next election.
Each county win be entitled to onS delegate for
every ono hundred 'otcs or fractional part thereof
in excess Of fifty, east for Governor Cox, at the last
election, as folluws
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the bill Of fare Of his breakfast his last
tailor's account, or bis opinions upon the
cause Of thunder, II is enough TO have
messages from His Excellency when they
are really unavoidable, but il we are to
have them upon every occasion, alas for
Congress. Still this practically amounts to
nothing. The statesmen Of Congress are
doing their work--as well probably As cal
be oxpected--but scarcely as rapidly as
the country would have IL. The right spirit
is among them, aud right win be done. As
his hobhy--and il he insists upon riding il
into Congress, why no BARN will come, and
let him be gratifcd for the sake Of all that
he has done. and the hope that he pill soon
ace that tho nation cannot he saved by
oncession and surrender.-M T. TIibyne.
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COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.
Henry Stokes, President, and G. Y. Wemple,
Secretary OF the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany, being severally sworn, depose and say, that
the foregoing is full true and correct statement
Of the affairs Of the said Company. and that they
are the above described Officers thereof.
HENRY STOKES, President.
O. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9th day
Of May, 1865.
[SELL.l MOSES d. MACLAY,
Ohio Commissioner
FIVE CENT STAMP. In New York.
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THE people Of ST. Albans and Of the
border towns lately visited by tho Fenians.
are unanimous and loud in their praises
Of them for their good conduct. Through
out the whole movement, both going aud
returning, they we're temperate, orderly and
quiet causing no disturbance, interfering
with no ones property, and giving no
oifense or cause Of complaint
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TuE Paulding Press has changed hands
and from the first number under the new
regime, we are at loss to decide whether
the newly'nstalled editor proposes to run
the concern into the ground" or send il
up in a balloon. Tho highSalutn OF the
SulutatOry is beyond our comprehension
One OF two things is clearly evident--our
education has heen most sadly neglected
or the aforesaid editor has yet to learn the
first rudimeuts of Euglsh composition.
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THE Connecticut House, Wednesday, con.
Cured with the Senate in relation to the
constitutional amendment, by a strict party
vote. A hundred guns were 6rod on the
Green ia honor OF the ocolsion. Connecticut
10 the hrst State to ratiy the amendment.
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THE Treasury estimates tho entire re-
ceipts Of the government from all sources,
for tire fiscal year ending June 30, will
amount to the grand sum Of 1862, ,675, 900.
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Strayed or Stolen,

TSROM the subscriber, living in Tontogany,
II Wood County, Ohio, on Tuesday, June S,
le66, BAY MARE, 5 years old, and abpat IA
hands high. She carries her head rather Low Is
pretty broad aoross the hips rather thin in flesh
Is shOd behind. but not ia 'front.',
Also, DARK-BAY HORSE, yearu old, and
is hands high. One hind foot white, and little
white on one Of his front feet; carries his head
high, and slopes little across the hips. Any per-
500 giving such information as will lead to their
recovery will be liberally rewarded.
GEORGE TYLER.
TOntogany, juno 7l. 1866. Sca
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HENRY NEwBEGIN, Defiance,
N. MERRILL, Fulton,
+. u. SHELDON, Henry,
A. ". SELDOM, Paulding,
=. +. BLAKESLEE, Williams,
GEO. N. PARSONS, Wood,
Representing he Onion Er. Co. Committees.
June 20, 1866.
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Tue Williams County Union Convention
was held on Saturday last, at which a
county ticket was placed in nomination, all
soldiers, and delegates were chosen to at.
tend the Congressional Convention.
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Sale of Real Estate.

D0AD NoTICE.-Notice is hereby given tha.
III the viewers aud surveyor appointed BY the
WoSd County Commissioners, to view aud survey
proposed county road, commencing at the north
east corner Of section l, in Lake Township, and
running west on the line between sections and 2
Of Lake Township, aud SIS and sc OF town s, north
OF range ~ east, until il inerseets the Toledo and
Noodville Plank Road, and there term nste-Uill
meet at the house Of Jacob Miller, in Lake Town
ship, on FRIDAY, the 2Ith day Of July, 1865.
Lake Tp., July q 1885. led
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Democratic Convention,

rTNHB Democracy Of Wood County will meet in
i Convention at the Courthouse, in PerIys-
burg, on SATURDAY, July IA, 1866, at ? O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting Delegates to the
Democratic Congressional Convention, to be held
at Napoleon, Henry County Ohio, on the 3lst inst.
A good attendance is requested.
j. r. TYLER, Chairman Cent. Com.
Perysburg, July 3, 1865. lob
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OFFIcB OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLuMBus, o., June ~, 1865.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is
rect copy Of the Statement of Condition Of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York,
made to and filed in this Office for the year 1866.
[SEAL Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEMENT

Condition Of the Manhattan Life Irrsur-
aucB Company, Of New York,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, fsae,
" made to the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70 The
Statute Of that State.
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ScHooL EXAMINERS NoTICE.-Th Board
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination Of Teachers, at
Portageville, Friday, july 6, 1895.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested 20 attend the stated
meetings Of the Board
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o.
IS ID. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGRR. = No
~ Wringer can be durable without og-Wheels,
self adjusting and adjustable The best e always
the cheapest. On hand and for sale at
CROOK 4 FREENAN'S.
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A DMINISTRATRlX' NOTICE. Notice is
"A hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified as Admiuisratrx on the estate Of Gau-
All persons Interested will govern themselves ac-
eoriingly. Mrs. h, LYONS, Adminislratrix.
Psrrysburg, 'une 80, ls66. lOd
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NOTICE..

A LII persons whatsoever are hereby warned
IA against purchasing Three Notes, which are
now in the possession Of James r. Tyler. OF Per-
rysburg, Ohio-twn Of said Notes for SlOO each,
and one Note for $3.50. Said Notes are made pay
able to said Tyler, are dated June %, 1865, and
become due November / 1865. Said Notes we're
obtained from us without consideration. and We
will not pay the same. FRANK BOWEN,
A. L. HUTCHINSON
June %, 1866. 9o~