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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-07
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DIED.

WILKIS0N.-On the 18th inst Of Congestion
Of the Brain. EMILY e., daughter of john ,E. and
Clrrie A. Wilkison, aged year, months and 20
days. .t
BUSllNEl.L.-In Webster Township, March %,
1866, MARY E., daughter of A. and +, Bushnell
aged years, months and 10 days. aHl.-lt
Time is winging us away
10 our eternal home, 'FgttYEuD
Life is but winters day.,
journey to the tomb. '..s..
Iauth and vigor soon will flee,
Blooming beauty lose its charms,
All that's mortal soon shall be
- Enclosed in Deaths opld arms. ~
Time is hastning us away r 81
To our better home; ft
Life IS but wint,rs day
a Journey TO the tomb.
But the children shall enjoy
Health and. beauty soon above,
Far beyond the worlds alloy, frsfl
Secure in Jesus love. -
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LITER1RY NOTICES.
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TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT.

The following worthy Testimonial to the
character of the late JoIrS BATES, of Perrys-
burg. we clip flom the Toledo Bll,le:
That messenger, Death, against whose in
trnsion the most vigilant canton is vain to
prevedt has again silently and mysteriously
eptcred the most secret recess OF our sacred
tabernacle and summoned from his labors
oilr worthy and esteemed companion, JOHN
Bates. To him
" There is no more occasion for level or plumb
line.
For trowei, or gavel, compass or square,
lie lived an honorable life, and was Il
useful member of society, ever enjoying
the confidence and esteem of his ii How
men, aud by his fidelity to the principles
of our Order, was justly entitled to lie
brotherly affection othis Masonic compan-
ions. Teat he was most excellent Master.
all who knew him will bear witness and it
is our faith to believe tfat he who is true
through the pilgrimage oflfe, to the sacred
=" trusts OF our profession /" viii be greeted
by the Supreme Grand Architect above as
"a workman most rare" Snch indeed
was our lamented Companion Bates, and
we trust
The tear that we sked, tho in secret il rolls,
Shali long Keep bis memory green in our sonls.s
We offer for adoption the following reso.
lutiOns: -i-fes A
Resolced, That in the doath.o Of Compaaion Jnhn
Bates, society has lost one Of it's most honorable
and useful members, aud the Fraternity an es-
teemsd and faithful Mason. -, s--l.,' r.,.-.-
Resotoed, That to his sorrow-stTiokeu widow
and family we offer tho assurance Of our most
tender sympathies in this dark hoprof their be-
reaVement, and point them to that brig liter conso-
lation which conoth not from man.
Resoiped, That, as token Of respect to the mem
ory of our deceased companion, this Chapter be
draped with the customary badge Of mourning for
the period Of thirty days.
ResotVed, That the Secretary be and is hereby
instructed to send a copy ofthis memorial, with
deceased companion.
d. R.AUSTIN, 1lcs
l.. II. PIKE, so ~ ~ Is
r COmmittee
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stilIOther sta,es.

New Mexico and Nebraska will shortly
DO applying for admission into the Utii0n
as States at tho saline time, aud as in all
probability, their application will be
granteds they will angmsnt the number of
States to thrty-eiglIt. 0f these two new
States, New Mexico is by Ear the most
populOus, indeed as much so o Nebas' a
and Colorado confined. Ia tile year 1860
the census gave il 93,516 inhabitants, istsin.
crease Of 5l94 per cent. IN tep years. AT
this rateLof pTogr, s.. New Mexico wonld
have in 1870 aPOpulation of lli ,357.s OF
the aggregate returned for 1850 the census
gives as the number of Indians Only 10 :.
h07, all the rest being set down as whites
except eigtity-fve eofofed persons. These
whites are mostly of Spanish race. tho
American immigration having thus far
made bus little Impression on the Territory
AS consequence, the Institutions, language
religion, aud customs are all Mexican, this
being the only organization of that kind in
the Uuion.
California, FLORIDA and Texas, are Of
Spanish organization originally, but have
been overwhelmed by the great influx OF
Americans, SO that they have hut few traces
of the old element. Louisiana also had
been foreign colony before coming ifdo.
our hands. But New Mexico alone remain
with the old Spaiiisli language, customs,
and institutions predominant, II contains
some OF the oldest settlements in The Uni
ted States, aud it is believel to 10 very
rich in mineral resources, though as yet
these treasures remain neglected.. Rail
roads ana navigation must infuse into the
Territory a new spirit, and start il forward
in The career Of Improvement but both
are as yet disiaut. p .oUispiRs Joi1Hal.
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LOCAL RREvEFERs.
-rro- bsanah,l laIlI 49, lDl. ~. olr.r.

Two beau6 h,l fqsy acre lo,s are offered for
sale IN Troy Township. See advertisement.
-TEE Court Of Common Pleas is still in session,
The probability is that It will close this week.
WIS still revel in the mserics Of winter. On
Wednesday morning snow fell to the depth OF tbrse
inches.
g@NTRK eommunicaiiou frcm Bowling Green, cOp-
ceraiug the reov alof tAe county seat, reached US
90 lats fer insertion this week. twill appear IN
our next issue.
9J.H, PfeRcE offers some valuable persouSl
properly at public sale on the 7th Of April. lie
also offers for sale at bargain his Steam Saw
Mil and valuable Timbered Lands. The reader
Is referred 20 The advertisement.
One Of the most complete stocks ct Hardware
to be found in anxs store in this section Of country,
can be seen in the mammoth store of PEcK, HAMiL-
TON Co., in Psrrysburg. Their placard will lie
found in our ADVERTISING columns to-day.
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tas PROSPECTUS
OF TDE, F.yr -st
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.

In view of the coming elections, new and ex,
tcnsive arrangements have been made b give even
greater variety and interest to the WASHINGTON
WEEKLY CHRONICLES. The necessity OF maintlin-
ing the fruits of our great victory, and Of
Strengthening those eternal principles upon which
alone republican liberty safely rest, will give
extraordinary vitality to approaching political Con-
tests. Stationed here at the national capital, the
CHRONICLE possesses peculiar advantages to aid
the common cause. Having been conducted Al.
most within the sound of the rebel cannon during
all the war, and therefore fully understanding the
intrigues and projects of the traitors II will ho1
fear to speak out boldly in response To aud in Ne
lection of the srntimeQts OF the free millions 0f
America, and will defend them and all their in 2
terests against all opposition oome from what quar-
ter II may. Since the meeting Of the present. Com
gieSS OF the United STATES aud the enuneiation of
that thorough policy which has commanded the
.admiraiiqn and gratitude Of the people, che
CHRONICLE has. maintained its position solitary
aud alone" Traduced aud misreprosented. as
these majorities have been, the OIui0SICLB, as
their sinecre aad fearless defender, has been as
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those which astnunded the civilized world aud
shook tue Republic to its foundation. These will
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MARlkIl;D,

GRABB B-THoRNT0Ys- On Thursday, the i92h
inst. at the house Of The brides father, Henry
Thornton, Esq, bylRev, G, "A. Adams, Mr.. JosEru
GRADE and Miss ANN ELIZA THoRNTov.
SMlTH-EDM0NDS.7Atth the residence of the
brides father, in Montgomery Township, Wood
County, Ohiu, on the 22l inst, by James +. Chill
cote, J. P Mr.. AUGusrUs II. SMtrir, Of the 72l o.
V. L., and Miss NARY EDMoNps ''' i1 pr IT.
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TOT.EDn MARNIHr!I Z

H #H u
A,,,.o,,r 80 IesEeo, March %. So.
oSSSS66s RySRioar, q 4 "a! 7nots ISSst sc o..
GRAlN--0ld Rcd Wheat 2OSc amber Miehi-
soc. cats 5SGStc. Rye 62tSc.
PORK Ness heavy S2I; light 20 90; butts and
H&R6g gTSae, II bUis.4 Ia: dd.- k&csa.. L 81 iiSsssN iiSsss.
BEEF-4Msss heavy SlS;dd light 10 co. prime
P0TiToFslsNss1aBRotNs SOC; Tong e r,hk
Eyes, soc, Mercos and Carriers, s3c; Common
and Mixed, 60c. fra rH5 Hn fsffA ii"s
TAILow--Muttoa zoe, Beef lie. et@ o ~.
,.BuTrER-FrCsh roll 9jo; in ktg o9e; common
POULTRY Chickens drcssed ~ n l4talSe;
turkies 20c; ducks l2G3 Ac; geese l0t9 .pesaof
FEATliERS-rGeese Nv, |, 70@sOc; do No. 2,
GRO ACofto-R Rio 26@s0e; Java iSc;
Sngars-raw sugar ll6rl4c; crushed l7@lSlSc
granuloted 1885; A coffee l6Ec; B7coilee l6lSc.
g cotee. lP{9lgc. sTeas-~ Young HySos,, l006t
1905, Imperial 1fS@I9Oc Black 0dCdi5Ue ;
Japan 1900 l3Qo. ,Molasses s0@l25c, Straps
fair 62G65c; good Ss6i90c; prime Il0Gi4Oc.
Rieetv Rangoou g]SGl 10; Carolina 1l1508l4c. 4
LUMBER-Clear Sjj; 2d clear $b0i box SIS;
stock boards S2S, common boards Sip; cullcd do
Sl4 fencing S2Os eull fencing $14; flooring strips
y; 2d do S35 jnis, sIlntling and timber, iS feet
and under SlQ; A | lS-inch sawed. shingles I. 30
lS-inch sawed shingles Z 25;, l6-inch sawed
shingles Z 90 aud 4 00i clear and ,seoond dressed
flooring 1900; common dressed flooring 35 90;
common dressed siding S22; 81 and clear dressed
siding S2S; dressed stock coiIilnnn, IL illch 325
dressed common boards S21; Lath 4 50.
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EXHIBITION or THE PERRYsBURG
Lnaus UNION. SCHOOL. L-n

b.. Tho exhibition given by the scholars of
the Perrysburg Union School, nnder the
superintenderee of Professor ]. w, EwISG,
took place, agreeable to announcement in
the Union School Building, and was greeted
by crowded house. To say chat it was a
complete success in every particular. and
that each and every scholar acquitted him.
and herself credhably and honorably, is but
a rehearsal Of the unanimous verdict of those
who Witnessed the exercises. The follow
ing was the programme of the evening $
entertainment: L------.
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SFRANGE.RU.T TRUE.

Every young lady and gel ntleman in the, United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tage by return mail tfree of eharge) By addressing
the undersigned Those having fears Of being hun.
bugged will oblige by not noticing this eari.,7 All
Others win please address their obedsnt serymIt NJ
THDs. =. en- ,PMAN,
4jzz s3i Broadway, New York.
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Accident Insurance.

A plan is needed to insure the country
against accidents to the President, when the
Vice Presidentis more Southern in his affin-
tiles. An unbroken succession Of such IA.
talltles has proved that such political invest.
ments are peculiarly hazardous.-C Ciacin-
RH GdsMte. n.r
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:: W. WOODBURY., Clerk.


Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers ofreai estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MKRRT.s 0fice, for the week ending March "a,
1855:
II. n, Peck 10 Jokn Craeo $ Il n1zs \ Sc sec
20, tp ], range ~, 20 acres--S250.
ID. II. French TO s. Aain; pt sw sec 81 ,twp'5
range ~, 90 acTes--$900. s
g. w. Smith 70 G, Rogers, pt lot I6--SI6.
James Russ to A. Light; 80 acres of side \
ne sec 80 tP s. range 81 SEQ. s.- L
9. Mercer 70 G. Mercer " j sc ne sec IA, tip 4,
range TO- $40a. ~ li.tf ffs- ly .rTsi. -
X. Brisbin 70 j. Il. BrisbinG acres in Sc corner
sec ~, tp y, range e-$25. -... a.. ~ a- VI
Q. Beeupre 10 J. Carries; pt lot Ain pit n q i
NV sec z9, Up 5, range 1851 900. sa ~
pit sw NV sec 2, tip 5, range I0--$250.
d. Housiey 10 X. e. Potter sw So and se sw sec
TIP I, range 10, 80 acres s4a00,z 1s7..f
j. u. Miner 10 Mars Nearing; a NV sec 26, tn
q, range IL, so acres 5000.
Delatus WilSOn 70 Asher Cook; pt river tract
80, 100 acres-S5.00a. Y f~9 fN ass.
Beach 4 wssleOtt 70 y. Darling; oui-lOt I4S,
Ed. Pock . lucy A. Crook; part is-Iot 77s,
PerSyshaFg-S2i0.
N.carrto O.. A, Carr 10 acres in ne cor sec z,
Up 4, range I2-SS0O.
W. o. n. nocpuaan to w H. Henderson; q ne
sec I'll, tp 3, range 10-S5OO. ' -
j. Hall n d. Houslsy, lot so, Portage $500.
s, y, Whitney TO d. Hoaslsyj n nv sec II,
tp I, range i0-Ss00.
H. Riley to q. Chamblln; " u so sec IL, 70 4,
range II, 80 acres, quitclaiIn- $500.
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TINS anniversary Of the settlement Of
Ohio will be observed on the seventh of
April, by tho different Pioneer Associations
ol the state, at Marietta.
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"oY earthly good, the bost is a geod wife,
bad-the bittefest curse Of human hfe:i'
unless we except, perhaps, that dreadful
disease Catarrh, which, however, can be
permanently cured by the use OF DR.. d. II.
Seelye's Liquid CataTrh Remedy.
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1T is said that q negotiation ia in process
between the ppiled States and Greek Gov.
eInmeqta Tor .lhs sale OF an island ia the
4EslAn Archipelago TO tho former as a CEN.
meTcidI depot tal.- II - rll.i
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

4 yUArdWare StOre-Peck, Hamilton g. Co.
Reno Gil and Land Company.
1il Public SaleAJ. H. Pierce.
For SaleAP. Gage.
Legal Notice-Elizabcth Miller.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
For Men and BOYS.

E II OE s1Sn d11o I0OS -.
complete assortHenti also Piece Goods and
Gsntlemen's Purnishing Goods; have the best IA
cities Tor getting up genteel suit Of clothes on
very short notice. .9'n90r
HATS AND CAPS t'l kinds and sizes.
: BOOTS AND sHoE5-For ,Lalies aud
Misses, Men aud Boys. Al warranted or
no sale. l'-i'" eNl ''
An assortment Of CROCKERY and
'II0UsE,FURNlSHlNG1 4 GOODS, uusurr
passed IN this vicinity. - ...,..
GR0CFRlE LES -sneh asCoffee. Tea, Sugar,
,syrups, Spices Rice Starch, salcratus, Se., sc,
9 We invite an examination Of our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality Of our Goods,
aud shall, at all tines e9devos to sell at prices
that will satisfy our friends. ar
/. We pay CASH al all times for Grain and Cdiniry
Produce, snd have ample Storage Room for all
kinds OF Grain. - ~. 3 =. ~ 7. .,,. Il,
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in PeuyshdrR.
ss3- Notice our Mlrket Reports in to-day's IA
per. We buy ani sell ia accordance with the
prices thore gwen. we H
haf.yal si F u. MILLER n CO.
PeTysburg, October 2, 1865. 6ia 3zz
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ELECTION NEXT MONDAY.

/. "a On Monday next the annual Spring cleo
ton takes place for Township and 'Corpo'
ration Officers The followng-named Off,
e., GERS for Perrysburg Township and Corpo'
ration have been placed in nomination:
~s- TOWNSHIP TICKET.
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lCCOMMOn ATION.
Al .sToleao & wabash RaiIway,
q wood Osunty OfficiaI Directory.
sUprctAHr oFFroEns

,p'9r1E0 JUDICIARY ofF1cKRs. I'D rt1
Alex. q. Latty Judge OF Court Of Common Pleas.
% eN fuller t.Jadgc ef Probate Court
fi sGeor1e ysddeu :. Clerk OF the Courts
Alexander Brown..... Prosecuting Attorney.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Gee u Parsons. '.,.r'.'- County AUDITOR
u JkWonneW,.s-ss..s n '"Nfeasufe.
fsaaa Co W. EYers. 'shet'
u b Stephen Merry ......................R Recorder.
~ David Donaldson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS surveyor.
suo.fO C. Coroner.
J. W. Woodbury., ! .H. ..-|
Walter Davidson, ........... Commissioners.
II Addison BansdaleD --'F' F't.I 't}rf r
J. W. Woodbury.
.Fsfal ~ sA.kvery, I ..-.s.s>,..sSehoel Examiners
,uisuiS. ". Bwins. 0 '..eIl ie.r.iN ..s..1.
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Nj. Ashfey,s Join, Rcsoi.,ion.

The following is q correct COPY Of The
Joint Resolution offered in the House on
the lBih inst. by Hon. J Al. .AsntKy, OF this
District, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution:
gRsolet,t lN tho House Of Repsescnh,
tives, (the Senate coucurring) That the FOL
lnwing ame ndmeut to the Consultation hi the
United States shall be proposed to the sew.
eral States, and when ratified hy the Lcgis.
laturee Of thrce-fourths of the States shal
be valid to all iutcuts and purposes as. part
az The Constitution. .of the United states:
Strike out clause three Of the second sec
ton OF the first article, which provides for
the appointment of representatives amoug
the States of this Union, and iusert the tol-
lowing /.
ARruLs = Representative shall be appor.
toned among the several States which may
be included within this Union according to
their respective numbers, which shall be
determined by taking the whole number of
persons aud excluding Indians not taxed /:
Preceded, That whenever male citizens q {
the United States over the age of twenty.
one years shall DO excluded from tho cleo
two franchise in any State, except 6oT Bu,
IiicipdiiOR iR IebeRioa the basis OF repro
sentaticn therein shall be reduced in the
proportion which the number thus exou.
ded bears TO the whole number Of male
citizeus of the United States over the ago of
twenty.one years in such State,
.----. .--------
The people of Vickshurg are much
alarmed at .ho high water. Tue JOmadi
says the river is advancing steadily, and al.
ready e,Ioroaching on Grove street, cover,
ing half an acre. The planters are. in the
greatest alarm, and there is every indica,
ton that the river viii break the leveo and
overflow the country. an.if.i
THE Wisconsin Senate has adopted a
resolution striking ont tho word white -
from the section in regard to the qnolifca-
ton OF electors, by vote Of IL to IL.
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Teaehers' Meeting.

The Teachers of Wood County are requested to
meet in Convention, at Bowling Green on Friday
April 8, 1886, at click p. NJ. for the purpose
of organizing Teachers Association, aud thus pre-
pare the way to avail themselves of the bene6. of
the law, passed March IS. GA, providing fund for
holding Teachers Institutes. Said fund has been
created by thepayment Of fees from the teachers,
to the County Board Of School Examiners, nd it
would seem to be duty, binding upon teachers
and friends of Education to use all the means in
their hands, cop lucye to Improvement in the pro-
fsssion Of teaching. ..q III fls1.. s.
by order Of the Board.