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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-06

The ''Red, White and Blue'' Association
Of the Ohio Wesleyan University was or
ganized in 1865 to perpetuate the feeling Of
brotherhood between veteran soldiers
The following list embraces the members
of the Association, their rank in the ser
vice, and the organization to which they
belonged. The "boys in blue' it will be
seen, are strongly represented among the
students of the University:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-06

A GOOD TREE rs KNOWN By ITS FRUIT.
So is a good physician by his successful works.
PROF r. j. LYONS,
The Great and Celebrated Physician Of the
Throat, Lungs, and Chest,
Known all over the country as the celebrated ITUI-
AN HERB DOCTOR, from South America, will be
at his room at the AMERICAN HOUSE, Delaware on
the 7th, and 9Th Of each month. neat pamphlet Of
she study and extensive travels Of Dr.. Lyons be
procured by those who desire free of charge.
Modes Of Examination.-The Doctor discerns
Diseases by the eyes, He therefore, asks no ques-
tiOns requires patients to explain symptoms Az
hicted come and have your symptoms and the oca ton
Of your disease explained free OF charge. For further
particulars see Prof. R. J. Lyons advertisement and
appointments IN another column.
March 16, '66,-1y
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TERMS:

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Combined, Com. Course e Telegraphic 45
Ladies Commercial Course............... 15
To any who have doubts concerning where 10 20 for
Business Education, we say--if you study one week
with us, and ind have deceived you by false repre-
sentaons, ask for your tuition fee and it shall be
funded
For full particulars, send for Catalogue and Cir
culAF ia26 66-6m
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J. W. Allen, private, 7th Kansas inf.
o. NJ. Ashbaugh, private, 30th o. inf
i. A. Atlee, 1st sergt., 7th Tenn. inf.
n. 7. Ayers, private, Sig. Corps, U. y. A.
o. H. Barker, 1st Lieut., 1S6th o. Inf.
W. S. Barklay, @. n. s., 1st o. I. B.
W. H. Baxter, 1st Lieut.. 18th o. Inf
W. M. Bryant, Adj, 34th Iowa Inf.
z. i. Briggs, private, 10th 0. Inf.
7. W. CantwelI, private 26th o. Inf.
J. Cartlick, private 1st o. 81. A.
J. S. Clark, Captain 34th Iowa Inf.
ID. COmmager, 1st Lieut., 18th o. Inf.
E. Cross, private, 18th o. Inf.
III. w. CrOzier, Corporal o. I. B.
@. f. Dempsey, private, 1st Va. Infantry
Z. p. Dickerman, private 121st o. Inf.
J. @. Donaldson, Captain 3Sth o. Inf.
J. G. Entrekin, private Hath o. Inf
@. ". Everett, 1st Sergt., 49th o. Inf.
J. J. Fribley, ID Lieut., 9Sth o. Inf.
L. G.. Freybarger, private, I'd o. Inf
J. C. Funderburg, private, 10Th o. Inf.
J. b. Gilhllan. private, 1st o. H. A.
G.. NJ. Gould, Musician, SD 0. Inf.
J. A. Gregory, private, cd III. Inf.
J. NJ. Hamilton, Sergt., 56th III. Inf
W. J. Harbert, Sergt., 32d o. Inf.
I. @. Heron, private 18th o. Inf.
D. c. Hit, private, I'd o. Inf.
A. c. HSughton, Capt, I'd o. Cavalry.
r. c. Hunt, Sergt., Goth Ohio Infantry
I. Jolly, private, 10th o, B.
i. o. Jones, private, Goth Ohio Infantry.
S. A. Keen, 1st Lieut., SD Ohio Infantry.
5. H. Lee, private, 1O9th Ohio Infantry.
J. J. Lewis, Captain, I2lst Ohio Infantry.
III. III. Lowry, private 97th Ohio Infantry.
c. E. Manchester, private, 23d o. Infantry
NJ. M'Grew, private, 18th Ind. Infantry.
g. F. MarmOn, private, 11th Ohio Inf.
@. z, Merritt, A. NJ. s., 18th Ohio Infantry
E. @. Moore, private, Ohio Infantry.
W. f. MOretOn, private, 1st o. I. B.
J. W. Neff, private, 54th Ohio Infantry.
G.. NJ. Penn, Sergt., 1O2d Ohio Infantry.
S. r. Peters, Captain, 73d Ohio Infantry.
N. J. Plumb private, SSth Ohio Infantry.
w. w. Powell, Hosp. Stew, l1th o. I. A.
v. @. Randolph, private, 39th Ill. Inf.
A. W. Rawn, private, 10th Ohio Cavalry.
J. p. Rea, Captain, 1st Ohio Cavalry.
I. RedrOW, private, 59th Ohio Infantry.
J. r. Russell, private, 32d Ohio Infantry.
J. n. Runyan, 1st Lieut., 74th Ind. Inf
S. Fl. Smith, private, Ohio Infantry.
0. w. Spiece, .. S. Navy.
w. Stanley, private, Ohio Infantry.
T. f. Stewart, private, 39th Ohio Infantry
S. Stimmel, Sergt., G. L. G.
J. D. Stuckey, Primo. Mus, I'D o. Inf.
p. F. SWING Captain, 9Th Ohio Cavalry.
J. W. Tanner, 1st Sergt., 197th o. Inf.
G. A. Turner, Mast. Mate, Miss. Squad.
w. III. Whiteman, private, Goth o. Inf.
I'll. M. Williams, private, SD Ohio INF.
w H Williams, private, Goth Ohio Inf
IA. O. Williamson, COrpl-, goth Ohio Inf.
@. W. Wilson, Adj, 54th Ohio Infantry.
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Dissolution.

rI,HE PROFESSIONAL CONNECTION here
tof,re existing between Doctors McMeans
and Gaston IL dissolved by mutual consent. ~
aarg. s. A. McMEAES, Hha
s,.-!aEIa WIN. CASTOR. "a
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FsSnS MRIrrNo.-The Circle Of the
Fenian brotherhood met in Gold Hill on
Sunday evening, Dec. Sls'. The meeting
was well attended, and vas called to
order by Mr., Murphy, Center. The min
utes were read and approved. The re-
ports of the several officers were handed
in and read, which gave general satistac-
ton this year. J.. C. Murphy handed in
his resignation as Secretary, which was
accepted. Thos. Quirk was, BY a unani-
nous vote, elected his successor. A vote
of thanks was extended Mr.. Murphy for
his active services as q member and also
as an officer. There being no other BUSH
ness before the meeting, the Circle ad-
journed. 'eu'a"
RICH SrRIIs.-The Kentucky Company,
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dee.t VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL.

Dissolution of Copartnership:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Copartnership heretofor! existing under the
name Of III. W. BRAGG s. Co, Is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Bragg having
sold the entire interest In the firm to his part.
ners, the business will be continued by them .un
der The name and style Of WATERH0USE'
LESTER, who are authorized to collect all debts
due the late firm, and will settle all demRnds
against the Same. II. W. BRAGG, ""E.'
G. w~ATERHOUSE.
- - w. LESTER -,
san Francl,co. October 70, 1868 D.. moi 2mop
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-01
TME rEopLE AKE TIIINKINC:,

A correspondent of the Diade under the
head of "Let us Think Of It," informs the
readers of that paper that the timo is ap,
proaching when the people will be called
upon to act in the selection of q candidate
tor Representative in Congress FROM this
district" aud asks whether it may mot
therefore be we'll Tor them, in the meantime
to hiB& upou the subject, and thus become
fitted for an intelligent decision OF the
question ?"
This correspondent is ovidentlyN a little
behind tho time, for the people Aape been
and are Nj8kiBg seriously and earnestly
uron this very matter. They have been
thinking, too, to some purpose, and are
now patiently biding the time whom they
can give shape and effect to their thoughts
Strangely enough too, their thoughts have
been directed in tho same channel as it,
dioatod by the BladJ corr aspondont when
he says:
In the coming future our positions OF dislinc-
ton are to be held, 10 good measure, by military
men. And why should they not be? Is the bravo
man who has perlei his liN in tho battle field
any less likely to be a true patriot than carpet
knight who has smelled the battle from alar
OFF," Or, is he, who has led our brave boys in
blue - to victory, less likely to understand tbo
necessities of the country, or what is needed to
maintain its integrity and protect the liberties Of
the people, than enc who has spent his days in
4 peaceful pursuits But do not purpose to argue
this question. siup'y assert the fact that those
who have horne cur banner bravely in the war are
/ dol rving Of the rewards O: peace,
Bul, holding these views large por.
ton of " the Union voters Of tho Tenth D,s,
trjct" have conferred upon Colonel 7, s
SLEyiN rather than upon the name suggest
ed hy the Bla|e correspondent. Ia the
gallant Colonel they likewise find ono whose
record is an honorable one--who " long
and proudly led The troops entrusted to his
guidance, in tho held--whoso military
record is one Of which none need be
ashamed aud ono whom they rega'd Gas
candidate worthy Of their support for
Representative in Congress"
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SMOKING oUr THE CAnTNrT.

SMOKING OUT TIE CABINET.
On Wednesday evening Of last week. q
political cabal at Washington, styling
itself The National Union Club, undertook
tho process Of smoking out the members
Of. the Cabinet" as they feicitously ex.
pressed it, This political clique is com
posed of brokcn-down political hacks and
trimmers, rebels and rebel sympathizors.
They are ever ready to do the dirty work
that generally falls to the lot Of camp follow.
ers party scavengers and lickspittles. The
Club was organized for the express purpose
Of furthering the interests, and doing the
bidding Of their master, in carrying out 9 my
policy"
On the evening above referred to, their
master had a piece of dirty work to do
which was accomplished to the best Of
their ability, although tho results were far
from agreeable TO them or their employer
A eeronade was given to all the members
of the Cabinet for the purpose of compelling
them to show their hands " and indorse
the "policy" Of the Demag oguo Of the
White House. The chief object of the
demonstration was aimed at the Secretary
Of War, in order to furnish the President a
pretext TO dismiss him This demonslra
ton furnishes fitting example of the depth
OF degradation to which the Administration
has descended.
The Secretary Of the Navy and the Socre-
tary of tho Treasury gulpod down my
policy whole, and the latter especially
delivered an harauguo well worthy to stand
side by side with the brutal Illumination Of
His Chief on the 22d of February last
Attorney General SPEED and Secretary
HARLAN, each gave the intriguors the cold
shoulder by sending letters instead of
speeches. The letter from tho Secretary
OF the Interior was especially significant
in which lie states his determination to
stand by his past record, and refuses to be-
tray the Union party and his friends. The
remarks of the Postmaster General were
and kind.
The leading feature of the evening was
the speech of Secretary STANTON. 1t was
n cut direct, and threw cold water upon tho
sorenaders in a manner that was unexpccted.
lie avowcd his support of the declarations
of JOHNSON when he announced that trea.
son must be made odious," that it was 'the
greatest Of crimes" and that it must be |
punished accordingly; that the Govern
lpent must be placed in the hands of loyal
men" and that traitors must take back |
scat in the work of reconstruction" He an.
himself in favor of the Froedmen's
Bureau Bill, and was with the Union party
in sustaining the Civil Rights Bill, The
able speech of the Secretary was greeted
with dumb and embarrassing silence by
the rabble who made up the scronadng
party.
FoFSEY says fair analysis of the invest
ment OF the JOHNSON Club leaves the fol
lowing result
For my policy
The President; State Department; Navy;
Treasury--4.
For the policy of Congress-, or the people;
Tho War Department The Interior; The
Laws The Postollice Departments.
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VALUABLE Real ESTATE FOR SALE


TNHE undersigned having established Real Es-
tate Agency in Perrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio;
An so Acre Farm, in section 20, tnwn 4, U.
s. r. Between 80 and 40 acres improved I; orch
ard three Years old containing 100 trees log house
aud good nall three miles from Perry sburg, on
good road,
ALSO
An Improved Farm of 100 Acres, 10 sec
ton 3D. Plain Township 90 acres under culiva-
ton, aud nearly all under fence a large orchard,
and good well, together with good frame house
aud barn,
Also
A FaTm containing 90 Acres, Ia same
section, allunder fence mostly improved; orchard,
go0d barn aud large house, with good frame house
IN course OF construction,
UNlMPR0YED LANDS.
40 Acres, IN section 1, Confer Township, well
tmbersd with black walnut, white wood, &c.
80 Acres, in section 10, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 20, Liberty Township
timber0d.
so Acres, in ,ecton 10, Horny Township,
tmbered.
Also
Twelve or fnsen hoiSs TOWN LOTS, in Per-
ryshurg.
,S5- The above Real Estate viii be offered at
low rates, on tcruls To suit the purchaser,
SLEVIN 4 PARSONS,
Real Estate Agents, Perrysburg, o.
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nAIrOm LETrINe-No. 40.

Notice is hereby given, that will let 10 the Tow.
est and best bidders, in separate sections all the
unfinished work ot Ditch No. 40, az the house oi
Thomas bailey. in bake Township, on MONDAY,
Juno lS, A. ID, 1865, az 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
Plan aud specifications OF tho work, and eoadi-
tions oE sale exhibited aud made known on the
day of sale Bonds VIII bS required to secure the
completion Of the work by the first day OF October
next. GEO, N, PARSONS, Auditor.
Auilor's 0glice, Wood Co., o.,
Perrys ysbnrg, May 80, 1868, 5,Sl
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Wood County Union Convention.

The Union voters Of Wood County are requested
10 meet in Mass Convention,
AZ PORTAGE, on SATURDAY., tho 9th
Day OfJuiic next, at 10 O'Clock \. M.
To select Delegates to represent said county in III,
Union State Convention, to DO held in the city o
Columbus, on the 20th day of June, 1866 Wood
County is entitled to four votes in the State Con
vention. BY order of Committee.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Chairman,
irss Wood Co. Union Central Committee,
rorrysburg, May l6, 1866
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NAlTCm LETrING-No. rs

Notice is horeby given that will let to the low.
est and best bidders, ia separate seotioas, all the
unfinished work ot Ditch No, Is, at the house OF
DAY, June 10, A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Plan and specifications oG the work, aud cOoai-
tions of sale exhibited aud made known on the day
of sale. Bonds will be required to secure tho COM
peon Of the work bv the FIRST day of October next.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors oiliee Wood Co., o.,
Perry ysbUrg May so, 1860, 5os4
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OVATION TO TREASON.

L. P. MItLlGAN, of Indiana, who barely
escaped death by the halter, for his rec ont
4 conspiracy in the overthrow of tho Sta'o
Government and against the lite Of Gov
eruor MoRroS, had reception few days
since, by the Democracy, at Button, Ind
lie made speech rceking with vindctive.
ness and the most unblushing treason, He
thus spoke of LINCOLN, BRouou and Nor
TON;
The power Of the majority was more vast than
that Of single monarch, for no Que man could
possess, in high degree, all human vices not
even Lincoln, Brough ora Morton. Among
the greatest sinners against Gods righteous will
were these three individuals and though he was
not prone TO believe in special proyidences their
fate was otherwise unaecuuntable One had beon
summoned to the bar OF rotrihutve justice with
his sins unrepened OF. Another, covered all over
with the m ldew Of debauchery aud wrapped in
Sxhaations from which buytards would turn their
offended noses, carried To the grave the Impress Of
intamy while there vet remlinS one OF the Goddess
trio but the plague is on its Westward march.
his limbs are smote with the blood of crime aul
trembe under their load OF corruption Still he
prayed that the Governor might live long enough
- realize in this world, rather than in the next,
that God is Just.
Ho renewed his adhesion to The Demc.
cratic party, and exhorted them TO main
tain their organization, as the most certain
method Of making treason virtue and
loyalty odous. In criminal bollness ho Is
the peer of VALLANpIoHAM.
The following day Mr.. MlLIIoAN was an
rested at indianapolis, on civil process
for treason, and held to bail in the sum o
$4,000.
The Fenians all over tho country arc OF
the move. From Nashville, Memphis, Lou
isville, Cincinnati aud indianapolis they arr
going towards Canada in somewhat foimid
able numbers. Seven hundred passe,
through indianapolis on Monday, aud "
hear Of large bodies moving from<dihereu
points. There is an appearance o. an eS
tcnsiye raid about being made on Canada
Chicago or Buiiaos thought 10 be the plac
of rendezvous. It is thought that a bOttl
aud defeat may soon ;ranspire.
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A hIomesIenel ror Sale.

rTNlIE undersigned offers for sale her Dwelling
L house and 1 acres of Land, under good fence
aSd we'll cropped, with good well of wRtar, ,ruit
trees aud other Improvements. 0ne mile from
Perrysburg, on the Macadami1od Road, Inquire
on the premises, at the Provision Store OF N. f,
HANLBH, in Perry sburg. ANN CASSADN.
perrySburg, May So 1866. 80
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~ Ihe sevnrai counties nre requested 10 hOld their
meetings for the selection of delegates on Saturday
he pa ddg Of Jano.
q We Invite your earnest attention to this call and
beR your will send UP delegates who shall truly
represent the wishes and best interests of the peo
st~, H. ycofe titv uuiun party was griguu-
iasd on the all important but simple platform OF
the preservation Of the Union aud Government To
IT. the loyal and earnest men Of all parties every
where rallied aud have ever since sustained 10.
Five years OF earnest cooperation and labor to-
Rother have made us friends, and taught us many
d valuable lessons, (which we shall do well never to
forget They have taught us that violent party
spirit and bitter partizan feeling are great evils,
aud tend to mislead Tho Judgment; that while we
have the power and patriotism to crush great
and wicked rebellion, we need the exercise Of char
itY and forbearance 10 overcome IA, sion and pre-
judicci that" eternal vigilance is the price OF lib
erty /" tatevery step uf our progress, in the re-
cent great struggle, has been marked by the finger
of Divine Providence.
Is tho work for whch'wo Joined hands compile
ted True, the war is at Nn end, aud we rejoice
In the return Of peacej but the same political is
sues and great national questions are before the
country now, that have stirred mems minds aud
hearts for several years past and new and inn
portaut questions involving the credit and charac-
ter Of our Cove nment, nt home and abroad, must
be settled and established. For what have the
brave men OF our country periled life and fortune,
II NIT thata free peoples government and the in
teRrity Of the Union should be maintained and per-
2etuated, and the right and doctrine of secession
forever abandoned
These cannot be fully accomplished without the
IAited Efforts of the good, the wise tho loyal aud
trne heartcd men Of the State firmly standing To-
Fpther as they have done for Ave years past. lg
nDrng false issues, and all appeals to passion aud
prejudice, let us meet in council resolved to stpnd
by the prin iples which have guided us during the
past years of trial, and nominate for Office men who
have advocated and fought for them; and with
tin triie spirit OF patriots, and the Divine blessing
suceass aul victory viii soon follow our banner in
peace as they did in var,
Ry order Of the State Central Committee.
Very truly, your friends in tho cause of the
Union, RUSH r. SLOANE, Chairman,
HBT WM. 4. DAVIS, Secretary,
4aa 94e Union State Cen. Com.
i. aFi GEO. p. WRIGHT, Chairman,
JAS. WILLIAMS, Secv and Treas,
State Union Ex, Com,
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