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been exceeded I'll political strategy. All slr css-
euts Wt!cl, ever despfsci TIC North. or hatnsa ~
fue+ aided in the was upon Il, were Haiil1t!y
rru, and ST oil agreed that for t.s sosco o. o',,
tainlnG power they wou1a c1rer up all that cnhld
o1etatc against their securing it.
Tim motto Of the Convention, shonld feon ~ AZ
who in favor Of the rrol.o: :ltion will say aye"
Except 70 lar a. that constitutes Cen.cMtlon,
none has been held Men fIom a., the S:atss
nanr parrots before thn n2nasc,s Of I'oli,ts:l
read beforehand, 10 tay. "aJe," wi.cn a1loTea TO
open their lips at all; to be perempto9ly rctnsed
soop as tic Presidents t1smmcTs gotih1oush ~it.,
them. 70.
day, and MI that The body ilas to show BY
Nny OF record arc the c0neratulatory remarks o
Dlx and Dooiit1le npon tai{ng the Chait, = Aes-
patch from Mr. johnson, Letter from NJ Va1lan-
dlGhau> The resolutions, The address an1 thscs re.
n,srkab1e pEayexa.
Ile citizens are jub!1anl over the adjournment,
Al cren thu 1nictest among them hare considered
The Convention as standtug insult.
t;icat pl lepa1ntions arc already on foot to show
TINT Philadelphia appreciates trae loyalty, By re-:
coming tic assembling Of the Southern aoyalisfa'
{-uuyfntfbt, rallied fer the I'd Of EExt month.
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F1iU3f INDIANAPOLIS.

t'tsy misunderstanding 1tnton Meets
tuu In nrrntMr e'otInsy-Hrcakrr t:ni-
tnA'a 5I0trfssrsat@-toldtcfN, Rally nt
3tiih1lst1fr.
tFpcctai 1>ctpnteh in thr Chftasn T,ttMnr.1
lKHsAkAroAis. Ahguss 10.
1tc Finanse Committee Of tts city Gaane!l 70.
rn't u.c Total iHi!cblc.lncts Of tho rity IN 10
Mhrra :dtl Of shls yras 10 be n faltows:
tttdct* anthisna!ns Mereh "a, 3ttA1...-. <S1:tlR0
NoaAt. -, ,......,.,...,.,,,,.. 3;,Kx) IN
Faux loas...... ..,.....,.,........... iu,htA. .10
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Nem advertisements.
To War Claim Agents I!
BOUNTY AND PENSION
B T. a " K S i.

Tie ner Blanks {7 the collection OF Claims un1e the
l.wa ofIze e>h acd Jnly ==3ta, 1855,
a1t now ready, VIZ:
soldiers Claim Ter Additional Bounty.
Widows Claim Ear Additional Bounty.
31othcr's Claim for.Add1txouoi Hounry.
Fathers Claim foz .Addttioual Bounty.
ParcntA' GofntIE) Claim fs< Additional
Bounty.
Heirs Claim for Additional BouusE-
Guurdlan's Claim tor Additional Bounty.
Duplicate Vouchers tRceetpssh
Widows Declaration far Incrtnsc Of Pes
stou. Act of Jats, 1866.
Claim Tor 1ucxcuHe Of Invalid Pensions.
C1ntm OF Dependent Fn4her or Mother for
PcnBiau.
Claim Of Officers for Th1rc' 31onttss' ExH
Fn7.
ETs sent ny uaall. POSTPAID. ufon rerap: Of the
roreS. AZ Il PEE qcire.
Aai.rss TRIBUNE CO. Chicago.
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Indebtedness March 81, IetN. .{l:a,aH. .a}
The estimated cxpr.4srs foF TIC year enlEu:
March stdh. 1tea'. nte fs7, 100.
An uItit1apce sAs phaacd !ast night by vuie OF
lt,c 10 dsc. lev}!ns Ill additional lax ii twenty
f,e ernIs Oh the hundred l0tlals IL clear tic
houlcd in!c',.. dnes: Of The city.
y; T. GoHo'r1E; %1!Es;, nc tctidsa: e'ist got!c
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The Gag Law Triumph
ant,
D00t1TTlE'S RECIPE FOR PRO-
NOTING HARMONY.
kGeption Of an. Address and De-
elaration Of Principles. |
APPOINTMENT OF PER-
MANENT COMMIT
TEES.
Copy Of the Proceedings
! Voted to 4. johnson, |
| FROM EUROPE,
Bseyelnents Of the French
! Emperor and Prince
| Napoleon.
Prussia Invites the Queen Of
Hanover to Leave her
i Kingdom.
! State of Feeling between Ba-
Il varia and Prussia.
SCnlEsW1G CALLED UP0H TO AE-
nj QUIESCE iii THE RULE
+ OF PRUSSIA.
!; Secret Negotiations Between Austria
- and the Hungarian Leaders.
:; :; LATEST FINANCIAL AND coM
" MERCIAL ITEMS.
l.; /, FROM WASHING / ON
". ACCaDNT OF THE RISE AM
~ ~ PROGRESS OF THE CA0L-
10, as' ERA IN SAVANNAH.
cal --
ecu i Few FACTS Concerning til
.an- Presidents EIcctioncerinS
da, Tour.
pty-
ian.
It it.
"ss The Pennsylvania Cope:
s9ss @ss heads to try a Change
IT,: Of Programme.
,ccu-
hing
1c In
strr-
esa: s355: The Great Horse Fair
Dyed Buffalo.
few
F1i-
II h.; H.. DEXTER WINS TIE GRAZ
;idtn. i PURSE.
swept -
,",sa %1!sa THE PHILADELPHIA CONVE
.ighy TION.
cords
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Extts1 co.'s 1tsr EHrsAYrstt.-Th4 hrss - en,.
tAr III t'e U EhtespsIas busoesA In t't:s3o ~Aa Ito
ot ss 4. 4. Kelley To-. 'ors.el Al no shdufp!+ss.
Who to4 nos remember tastf aort. which op~At txo
" thtse yrAss sto, ~hsfs na&nJ purchased !xA* *A
plher ass1es Anh were ~ lucky ~ 10 md w. thelr
tasch.sts seksta which enIii lhe to ss,asls klftA
IL tew*iry Or oti<t pftr*7 7aasxa!s Of oas etiss.
wsEo thus tF.4nsts. ant lArso haYe tho bcal OF ss
!rnts lhat NcasFs. <ltty 60. always r'afns ut sry
promises that tey ~ honoysls nr, and do baanesa
oaorAbtY and on sf.t square. Their ifs Concert which
ucy now ADVERTISE ths drawing Of which II u isks
plaza on lhs III oa Anxust. ptoises 10 10 cite os 'hs
tus suet sfu of tH sestos of uI Cohce'ts that Aase
taksn p.eo 10 Ci,ts1o. I. Ths xa 70 bs d|sttstast
ere sit list sey ars represented b.. Atths pftss
will positively bs diatribac 10 1so*s ho,,us tlstueay
tteke.s. Atef the drawing. Tit ~ II such sSy afss
nneY of pF}tes lha. sssty onss ehsntss s's fsr3o'
II IN fa.or Of drawing eoxE7xu. I. TIN sis.aeos Of
Cs!t sro who know A. 4. ctf7 Co.. ha*o confidence
IN sts,r teaor and Integrity. anil Rss is'ey Investing
In tl+ts Enterprise. To asu rome Of tic Fsaaons ~f
W |sel s&as Ia romnasndt,s Ker9 CD's o'ts Cor
eost 10 tho pub,!c. 1Nt TIC people como ~ Aa buy ~
teks.- pu,l rsrnsnink Sasold. TIE sa~tns Will sas''
nvey Ake place On tn day ndverts~! Money ssa5 TX
sen: W satl Gor uctss md Wit. ~ p'oapsy ts9oad
ID so.+Chicsso lausos..
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For Further Telegraph Sec Forth
PAGE
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DUFETGLpB HAMS,

Dputlde celebrated Ha1a4 in Iats ia salt pureha1ers
H,S ,.le a ~; iu;ae!d,. Prices II T. r MARSH.
REPORTERS from tae city md country tssde solicited,
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AtFs ttnillH tItfltlUtH H+NFtAtfll 10 ffAH tIH
a.Iltc'r "ttr lind ben wrsfrn by i.lin.r!i =, Ind
Rlau irt. Tho rrlatatsup ri t1ncftlra. liz was ~
ianil nrlsalr. to hc to:se,:|ou IL ,c.!raln .nsi,
ttaa'a g. eoae'aaej: ,Ns:ctihet'... 4 t', eit'*c
uew sulrrtr e"nld lung xrtna!n Loyal. ctu:T 4,lcr
cIhrr trtat,l'tle,1 llI,onEI, the wlg"atn.
ftAd4ir dsAhsoh nsGrd that tho fcntcncr II,
trttAird: TIE sr''tehru wxs trad aIRln ~ ut.
!n".: "Nn rcoplr hts c.er y! existed wl'o,s
loyhiiy n1 fattt ..tei' tIraimr,t fonF constn"
lion. "f Ane, 'ea,a Mlu lls. ii II" fal.i w"u.d ho
;. til q heroic nner.tFy nnft c;ur to 1,reSiue III
IL rs sta fouudcss of .t!s tttputAic, tl,y could
Eceola With unco.apisintnF ss,mf~ris isct,cs@ .ie
1Lts sentiment wa again etieolc.! With 'ilr
INK Of tho address cx-tiercrnor Perry, Of folt.l
Car'llnn. rove and u'f.scd itH adoption. lhe no
| !!tu "Hs declared carried unuutnousiy, anlia ifo
3aneed cisecfIng. ''@
Mr. sau,uvi ;. T1Idcn. Of New York, then rose
niid proposed. On lchalt at tl,o New York Jrlcea
tlou, thrcc cheers 70: Hon. Henry j. lsayrpoad
| ~hotad prepared The address inst read
Ar. rht:on, On brhalf Of tho rean
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whom arc Justly celebrated for their milf
tary exploits, | can not but come to the
conclusion that the public interest did not
imperatively demand the new promotions
IN this district, no matter how meriturious
they may have been although they may
have offered Mr.. Ashley an anchor to winG-
ward.
The transaction reminds mo OLA little
anecdote related at Washington in the sum.
mcr OF 1864. MIR. Ashley was sorely pressed
by hungry oflice-seekers in his district,
who knew his fears and were willing to
make the most Of them, aud they kept him
constantly in the optative mood with the
different Secretaries finally, after he had
left the office OF one Of the latter, where he
had been at the time alluded to, the Secre-
tary said to friend who was then present ;
"Well, J., | always supposed | know
the geography and population of every
State, and especially of Ohio, but must
confess | begin to discover my error
Why" said he, q always thought that the
Tenth Congressional District of Ohio was in
the State OF Ohio but | now fluid | was
mistaken the State is in the Tenth District
and iudgiug from Mr.. Ashleys applications
for office. | now believe that tho whole
population Of the State resides in his dis
trict."
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For every Club of Fifty subscribers prize of
one of Wheeler & Wilson's best SOS Sewing Ma
chimes is offered by the Americu Statesman, one
dollar for each subscriber obtained will be allowed
on the purchase of machine of any grade or
value.
This presents the greatest inducements Tor OBJ
tanning subscribers we have seen in long time,
being over one dollar and thirty cents premium
cash on every subscription of 81 80 each Young
ladies and gentlemen could find no better business
than getting subscribers for the Salesman a
speculation. The paper Itself being cheap at the
subs cription price, it is a mystery how the pub
fishers can afford it, but we learn that the en-
terprisc is one in which both the publishers and
Sewing Machine establishment are mutually bound
to carry out, there can be no possibility Of failure.
Those who wish to enlist in the enterprise will ad-
dress the AMERICAN ST ATEsMAN, CfIicc, 81 Nassau
street, New York.
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neordinr the Lion in His Den.

The office Of the Daily Uaion Fidette has been
removed from Camp Douglas to Salt Lake City
The editor will be great batter against vice aud
superstition if he carries out his declared purpose
of not stepping nor moving
"Until obedience 10 he ld,cs abolishment Of beast
ly polygamy, and equal rights and privileges
with security of life and property, to jew aud
Gentle, are the order of American principles in
Utah, under Territorial or State Government; until
the robbers of the righteous and the tramplers OF
the weak, the usurpers Of the land and obsructors
of immigrant enterprise, the stumbling blocks to
continental greatness, and the damning disgrace II
our nations glory, are legtimltely removed until
this bounteous brthland of the free is developed
aud made the home of men obeying wholly and un'
conditionally the laws and statutes of tho Govern
mcnt that protects them-not the home of foreign
fanatics duped into degradation and disloyalty
but high toned men and women"
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February Is, 1856
Title to Real Estate in Wood County.

Title to Real Estate in Wood County.
1t is with much pleasure we call attention to the
Abstract of Title to Real Estate in Wood County,
now in course of compilation by Messrs. Ross,
Cook BELL, of this place. The magnitude the
work may be estimated by the fact that two clerks
have been fully occupied for about one year in its
compilation, and it is probable like amount of
time will be necessary to its completion.
The digest is thorough and complete in its de-
tails. All particulars in relation to the transfers
of real estate, CLEANED from public records and
otherwise, are seen at glance on the pages Of
their books.
From the numerous defects in title which exist
in transfers of property made during the early his
tory of this conty, and also from the rapidly in
creasng value of Wood County lands the impor-
tance of this undertaking cannot be too highly esti
mated. Wherever defect in title exists an oppor-
tunity is now offered for perfecting it, at a very
SIN al cost, thus perhaps saving much costly liti-
gstien in the future.
We cordially commend to owners of real estate
in this county, the advantages thus presented them
in the compilation above referred TO, and we need
not state that every land owner, who has eye to
his interest will not be slow TO avail himself of the
opportunity thus presented for securing perfect
chain of title, at little cost.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate il
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MEERY's Office, for the week ending February TO-
1866:
D. L. Keclcr to A. B. Keeler, Sc and 4 sw
sec 7. tp 4, range IL, 24O acres-sI 800.
J. Ricketts, to A. E. Reed; in-lots 2IG, 247 and
$50, Perrysburg-$335.
R. D. Hurd to c. Foster, u sw sec %, tp 4,
a. Bortel to E. Arnold; lot No. 1 Gilead- $75.
VIM. Rideout to j. l.. Donnel; a u sc sec
3, tp 4, range IL, 40 acres--S55O.
ID. Wilkinson to +. Schwind; in-lot III, Perrys.
L. Black to E. R. Wood lot 1876, Tontogany-
WA. Ives 70 ]. KOonsi NV sw sec 81, tp S
range II-$2,0OO.
Wm. Pollock to l.. Daniels fr sec II, tp 6
nange 10, l0I acres 81 ,S00
j. II. Mcknight to NJ. Sisty; 80 acres IN ne sec
Is, Up !, U. s. R.-$600s
Samuel Barr to g. Porter; q Sc Sc sec s, tp 5
J. H. Reid to E. B. Vaij lot in Bowling Green
H. HoOt 70 NJ. H. jackson; n y u sw sec o
tp 4, range IL, 90 aeres-$l 100.
9: w. CrePs TO z. Miller in-lOt %, Perrysburg
--$2s.
Wn. Banister to c. NJ. POei lot CT, westaeld-
$50.
D. Mercer to N. spangier; 20 acres in NV sec
26, Up 4, raRge IL 5000.
John Pew 70 A. Balmer; 10 acres in NV sec 8, tr
arrange $500.
w. NJ. Fowler to ]. G. Ralston; lot 20 in Bowl,
Sag GreeA--S500.
A. Fay 10 R. A. Daily 10 acres in ne sec Z, tp S
range It-$50.
]. II. NeihOuse to J. II Martin; n y y Sc sec
s, tp 5, range ~, SO acres-s3 $50.
Q. Yonker 10 Geo. Shaiey sw ne sec 80, tp s.
range IL, 40 acres $3.50.
>, N. Ellis to Asher Cook sc sec 0, tp 5, range
Q, $50 aeres-S30O.
N. E. Conley TO ]. Conleyj 20 acres in sw sec 49,
tp 3, range l2-S300.
J. IL. Sanders to VIM Brockeyer 80 acres in
80 sec 2, tp 8, range H. $500.
500.
J. s. Lsngham % E, Dose 2 acres ne cor sw
sec 4, tp 3, range I2-slTO
%, Portage-s25.
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A startling story Turns Ont to be Hoax

y statement was published in the Dayton
Journal few days since, to the effect that
on Wednesday afternoon of last week, a
Ta'ty of children worc playing on the ice
at the reservoir near Cclina, Mercer County,
when, large portion of the ice gave way,
and twenty-seven children were drowned,
before assistance could reach them. The
Journal published the account on the au.
thority of a railroad engineer. The Treas
urer of that county, however, denies its
truth, and says the whole thing is a fabri'
cation. Nothing had occurred there to
furnish oven foundation for such q story
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Communicated


EDITeR JOURNAL: We have been astonished
and are now well nigh trembling for "0ld
Batches " J, because of the number of weddings
that have gone off in Wood County thus far through
the winter.
Young men, beware The number from which
to choose is diminishing daily. Do not sleep your
time away, coniding in the saying that Gas good
fish the sea as ever were caught OUT" for this
must fail when all caught out, and from present
appearances we easily conclude that this will soon
be the case.
We are informed that Mr.. ALFRED G. EVERETT
of West Milgrove espoused Miss ANGIE y. Wing
Of Portage, Wood County, Ohio, on Wednesday
18th inst.
Mr. EVERETT has lately returned from the army
having been leader of band in Knpatrick's Cav
airy Division. He is talented young nan, pos
sessiRg those manly cOurtesies and social qualities
which will render him an agreeable companion
We know the bride but by reputation and from
that adiadge that she possesses all the social quail
tics and graces that are requisite to comfort and
happiness in the domestic circle. We congratu
late them on the happy union, and wish them, IN
full, their anti cipated comfort.
DR. DASH.
~
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Advertisements.

The advertising columns of a newspaper may be
always regarded as infallible mirrors of the bust
ness of place. The fact has been established,
that not only does advertising and mertopen the way
to fortune, but those who advertise are more lib
eral dealers, and inasmuch as they keep them
selves and their wares constantly before the pub
lic il is certain evidence that they have what they
advertise, and are anxious to secure customers
whom they will exert themselves to retain by lib
eral dealing. We can point to our advertising
columns with pleasure, and we would say to our
friends, by all means, to bestow your patronage
upon those whose advertisements there appear, as
they will be found 20 be honest, liberal minded,
and accommodating men of business. Marx this
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, February 8, 1866.
FLOUR-Fine, So 50b5 90; Superfne, 2j@
S0i Extra, OO(a7 25; Double Extra aud Fancy,
0O@i2 90. Rye Flour, co.
GRAiN@ked Wheat l45c amber Michi-
gan l9Sh9200c; new white 1850. Corn 47c. Oats
34c. Rye Csc. Barley l25c.
SALT-Fine 50 SO per Dbl; Ground Solar go;
Coarse 90; Dairy, in bbls IS; Sacks 25c.
PoRk-Mess heavy $780, light 2j 90; butts and
rumps rs 90.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, Ise; do. kegs, l9c.
BEEF--Mess heavy sl6; do light Is 90; prime
Observation-Disclosures SOC; Long Pink
Eyes, sO2; MERGERS and Carriers, SJci Common
and Mixed 75c.
Coffee-Rio 2Sa32c; Java 44c;
Sugars-raw sugar l2Gl5c crushed lg%d29c (;
GRADUATED 1880; coffee 1870; b coffee l7Lc.
q coffee l50l7Xc. Teas Young Hyson, 1000
1890; Imperial l456ll9Oc; Black lOO6l75c /;
Japan ll0@lS5e. Molasses sO@lOOc. SrupsZ
fair 70@SOc; good 9O@lOOc; prime llO6l50c.
Riee-Rangoon s1z@llc; Carolina II 16Gl4e.
LUMBER-Clear Sj5; I'd clear $50; box SIS;
stock boards S23; common boards $40; culled do
Sl4i fencing $40; Gull fencing Slii flooring striDs
$40; "a do s33; oist, s1antling and timber, feet
and under, Sl9i lS-inch sawed shingles OO,
lS-inch sawed shingles 1850; l6-inch saved
shingles 90 and 90; clear aud second dressed
flooring 4j 0Oi common dressed flooring 50 OO;
common dressed siding S22; 2i and clear dressed
siding S25 dressed stock common, 2-inch, S25;
dressed eomnaou boards S2li Lath 50.
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Tho Perrysburr Literory SocIet,

The Perrysburg Literary Society.
The Baptist Church was filled to over flowing on
Tuesday night.
The declaimants were Miss JENNIE NEWTON and
Master CHARLES EMERSON.
The Literary Journal was, as usual, filed with
budget of good things, and read in a clear and
commendable manner by its accomplished editress
Miss ELLA BAIRD.
The question, ''Rssolced, That protective tariff
is detrimental to the paramount interests of the
country was ably discussed by Messrs. TYLER
and Cook in the Affirmative, and Messrs. HoRD and
BELL in the negative.
An election of Officers was had with the follow
ing result
President-E. FULLER.
Wee PresiIcRt-GEO. N. PARSONS.
ISecretGry-W. S. EBERLY.
TreasRrcr-GE0RGE WEDDELL.
Narshdl-C. w. EvERs.
Grdics-PETER BELL, j. NJ. HoRD.
Eiitress-Miss EMNA SMITH; AssOciate-J. A,
BONNELL.
The following is the question for discussion on
next Tuesday evening
Rcsolred, That Jefferson Davis, in assuming ia
act as President of the sO-called Confederate
States of America, is guilty of treason"
Leading Disputants-E. TuLLER and Csc. N,
Parsons.
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Mnumce valley ploneer Association.

Maumee Valley Pioneer Association.
On Thursday next, the 22d inst, semi-anuual
meeting of the Maumee Valley Pioneer Association
will be held in Perrysburg. The Association will
convene at the Courthouse at IL o'clock A. NJ,
where addresses will be delivered and other exer-
c;ses Of an interesting character participated in.
After the conclusion of tho proceedings at the
Courthouse a blnquet will be provided for the
pioneers at Norton's Exchange.
A cordial invitation is extended to all those who
settled in the Maumee Valley prior to the year
1910. These are admissible TO membership in the
Association on signing the Constitution and paying
the admission fee, and it is confidently anticipated
that a large accession in membership will greet the
approaching reunion of our venerable pioneers.
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PECK, HAMILTON 4 CO.

HAVE removed their large stock Of Hardware.
IL Stoves, &c, to the New Store, just COM
pletcd by DR.. +. d. Peck, where they offer to their
customers their immense Stock. They have just
received mammoth assortment Of Stoves, com
prisiug $50 of the finest varieties Of Cooking
Stoves, among which can be found the famous
Peace Maker" aud d" Good Cheer" Stoves, which
we warrant To bo the most perfect Stoves ever Of
fcred In the West. We have, also, twelve other
varieties Of Cooking Stoves, all warranted to be
the best manufactured. Our selection Of Parlor
stoves can not be surpassed, as we have every
style aud pattern, from the cheapest Cast Stove to
the Russia Iron, all beautiful patterns. Parlor,
Cook and Box Stoves in endless variety. These
| Stoves were manufactured in Albany, by S. II.
Ransom s. Co., ofthe best Scotch pig iron. Never
buy anything in this line but at an Albany stove
! you want good article. They always give better
satisfaction than any other. Our Stoves were ss-
lected with great care, and feel confident that
we eau please any one who is in want of a Stove
either in price, quality or style, as we have the
most perfect assortment ever offered IN the coun-
try. In connection with our Mammoth rdwarc
Store, we have TIN SHOP, where We manulae.
turo our own Stove Trimmings, Tin Ware, Stove
Pipe, &C., which VIC warrant in every particular
We pledge ourselves not to be undersold Al
goods warranted as sold.
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Tnlehn N Wnhnsh RnilMnv.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sewing Machin,s-J. G. Frankeberger.
Ditch Notice-George NJ Parsons.
Statement Morris Fire and Inland Ins. Co.
Ditch Notice-Ge lrge n. Parsons.
Notice-O O'Donald 4 Worries.
Ditch Notice-George n. Parsons.
Administrators Notice.. f. Greenough.
Ditch Notice-Goorge N. Parsons.
Agents Wanted-Am. Publishing Company.
Administrators Notice.. II. Schroeder.
Ditch Notice-George n. Parsons.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-16
LOCAL BREvIrIES.

YESTERDAY, the coldest snap Of the season
visited this locality. The severity Of the weather
was intense and terrific. The thermometer reached
degrees below zero.
ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement Of
the American Publishing Company, at Columbus,
Ohio. This Company offers rare inducements to
cauvassers and agents.
We learn that Colonel ]. A. SHANNON was
admitted to the bar last week, at Columbus, Ohio
With his experience as speaker, we predict for
the Colonel a successful career in his new profess
sion.
--THosE knowing themselves indebted to the
firm Of 0'DoNALp & voRHEs, at Gilead, Ohio, will
direct their attention to a d" Notice that may in
terest them, in our advertising columns the sec
ond page.
-TuE Tableaux entertainments given on Thurs
day and Friday evenings OF last week. were largely
attended, but we are sorry to state that k1ncepts
did not justify previous expectations ere
not present, but those who were, unite iii-"f Nal
Of the manner in which the participants acquitted
themselves.
-0N Saturday night last there was aheavy'fill
of snow hereobouts and on Tuesday night an ad-
ditional quantity fell, so that now we have the
greatest depth of snow that has visited us during
the present winter. The seighing is excellent
and The merry jingle Of bells is heard day and
night.