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the utmost. 1t contains nothing injurious TO the
most delicate system. and can always be used
with perfect safety. 1t is in constant use by the
best physicians, - BIO give il their unanimous and
unqualified approval Sent by mail receipt
of 81 and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
i Stable On Market Square, Rock isisnd' where
- L.ens n few good Horses and Carriages TO let.
He also has large covered stage wagon for fish
ing and picnic parties. A share of public pat
ronage respectfully solicited
M Prices moderate Horses bought and SOFA
E. G. SPENCER.
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Rock Island. March IL diff.

DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN A VIGoR-
IL Gus age OF an nntimely death. Oh. how
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-09

There are now $1,000 miles of completed
railroad in this country, while the number
of miles in course of construction is 1850.
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ROSS & LUNDY,
Auction and Commission
Merchants.

The undersigned, naving purchased the prop.
erty formerly occupied by John 5. Sergeant as n
blacksmith shop, on Market Square, opposite
Young America, have remodeled and fitted up
the old building in excellent style, where they
will keep constantly on hand large assortment
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Head, was accordingly purchased and set
in operation. The water used in the manu-
facture of the beer had previously been
hauled from the river. This inconvenience
was obviated by the introduction of a steam
pump, and the laying of a line of water
| pipe. To guard against fire, and to answer
BUSINESS purposes, facilities were also provid-
ed for hosting water to any quarter of the
building, and in any quantity. A valuable
| system of drainage was also introduced to
| free the cellars from refuse, and otherwise
tend to their publication.
At present, Mr.. Wagner has costly but
highly essential improvement under way,
which, when completed, will equal anything
of its character in this section. We refer to
his new beer vault. This extends from the
rear of his brewery, into the steep hill side
for distance of one hundred feet, and will
be eighteen feet wide and fifteen and a half
high. 1t will be laid deep into ledge of
solid rock, and, being covered with an ice
house ~ feet high, with cold air passages
entering it, will be one of the coolest beer
receptacles in the country.
view of the operations now in progress,
combined with fair endowment of imagin-
alton, would throw any ordinary lover of the
Great German Beverage into fit of enthusi.
asm. A force of thirty-two men are at work
on this improvement, drilling and blasting
the rock, all of which will be used on the
premises. In few days an additional force
ol masons and brick layers will be employed.
1t is the design to complete the vault and
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-11
EGAL NOTICE.

Elizabeth Miller, Admiustratrix1
of the estate Of Josiah Miller, In Wool
=" deceased, Probate Court.
4 Ht VS..
Anthony A. Miller Charles n. Petition 10 sell
Chamberlain and Maria II. Land.
,o, Chamberlain, his wife, et al.
To the said Anthony A. Miller OF Columbus
Kentucky, and Charles N. Chamberlain and Maria
A. Chamberlain, his wife, both oG Brdgeport, Ala
bania You aro herehv notified that on the 9TH day
/ OF January, A. ID. 1851, said Administrative filed
hoF petition 10 the Probate Court VI Wood County,
Ohio, the objeet aud prayer Of which is, to obtain
an order for the assignment OF the dover Of the
said Elizabeth Miller, the widow OF the said Josiah
Miller, deceased, aud for the sale of the following
real estate, to-wit lnIots Nos. 3s7 aud 4O8, ia
The village Of Perrysburg, in the county Estate
aforesaid, Of which the said Josiah Miller died
seized, or 50 much thereof as may be necessary To
paw the debts Of said deceden.
Said petition VIII be Tor hearing between the
! hours OF 10 o'coek A. NJ. aud o'clock 4. NJ, on
Z the eth day Of February, A. ID, 1867.
-..,.s, 3 ~. ELlZABETH MILLER,
Administratrix 81 josiah Miller, deceased.
SLsviS \ PARsoSs, Attorneys for Petitioner
f' Pouysbarg, January Z 1867. 2IdsS
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sIIEMlrF,s SALE.
n Wood Common Pleas.

John A, Shannon,
Tvs. In Wood Common Pleas.
Hannah Slater. 3D..
Nv virtue OF an order OF sale issued In the aboye G
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed aud
deiycred,I wilioIler far sale at public venduc, at
the door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, February o. 1867,
Between the hours or and o'clock L. NJ. of said
day, The following described real estate, to-wit.
hot Number eighteen as, section number one
%, in the village OF Gnead, Wood County, Ohio.
tiD e CHARLES w. ENERS, Sheriff,
JoHN A. SHANNON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, January o, 1897 S1es6
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SIEHIFT's SALE.

Gilbert Beach,
fr fH vs. In Wood Common Pleas.
Philip ZAugor ct al.
BY virtue Of an order of sale TO me directed and
dclivercl from the Court or Common Pleas, Of
Wuud County, Ohio, In the above cause, shall
offer Tor sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Oourt-house, in the town Of PerrySburg Wood
County, Ohio, on
I, SATURDAY, February ., 1897,
Between the hours Of and . o'clock, =. NJ, the
following described real estate, tu.witi
The west hafof the south half oG the moi thwest
qlartcr Of section number enty4four CAD, in
tlwn number ons t1l, in the Resnvyo of twelve
miles square, in Wood County, Ohio.
Appraised 1T $500,
CHARLES W. EvERS, Sheriff.
FAD. X. uoLLESBEcR, htty's for Plaintiff.
Perry ysburgj january z, 1897. 37cs7
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'7- WOMEN AND CONSUMPTION,
The Young should not delay the usj Of
1o M ALIENS H
LUNG BATl5AM,
When First Attacked by a Cough.

The 7ktch aua Poor will Find Relief
er aud n CurD by Using ERithfuIly
this ButsuM,
Those in afTucnee buy IT, use II, and are cured /;
few Of such cases are made known to tho public,
But not so with the poor. Many of this class are
unable tn buy medicines required for their cnrc,
To this class we have often given the medicine,
aud invariably they have been benefited. In no
Aliens Lung Balsam has not given permanent re-
lief or positive cure.
- For sale by PEcE & lIAMILToN, Perrysburg;
Lewis g. BRo,, Tontogany A. j. GARDlSER 4
Co., Gilead DooLEv \ BRo. aud y. WEST, Tolo-
do, aud Druggists everywhere. 3Ih
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T.EGAL NorlcE.

jacob and William Dellviile. Ex-0
eeuiors OF James BellVille's WOol County
estate, Probate Court
vs..
John Donaldson anil Margaret Petition 10 sell
Donaldson, Samantha Bellvillo Real Estate.
aud others.
lf The said defendents John Donald aud Mar
Raret Donaldson VI the 81 T. of Michigan, and Sa.
mantha pelville Of the State Of In Llama will tax
notice that the said Exeeut6ss, on tho 7th day az
December, 1880 filed thsir petition in the Prob,te
Court Of Wood County Ohio, asking for the sale Of
the sc u sec ~ Up 6, range IA, in said county, ,
n pay the debts Of James Delrle, deceased. Said
Petition will b. Cor hearing on the "a day Of Feb
rnary, 1Si1. at which time counsel win ask for an
order Of sale OF said premises.
J. +. 4 s. b. PRICE,
.sfa- 90 nt Atly's for Executors.
Perysburg, January ., 1867. S7dS6 25
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VILLAGE OF NEW WEsTFIEhD

VILLAGE OF PRMBERYILLE.
so n fruit " side ia q wids
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.DISSOIUTTON-

fT,HE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the Undersigned, under the frm. name of
Crook 4 Freeman, was dissolved, by mutual con-
sent, on the 2Sth OF December last W. Crock will
continue tho business at the old stand, and adjust
the accounts Of the old firm.
W. CROOK,
J, n. FREEMAN.
Petersburg, january, Z, 1895. SIC
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The List of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots,
/ q In Wood County, Ohio. for the Year 1896.
of
h tho Taxes and Penalty charged contained in h following
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

church East Fifty-nfth street between Lexington and
Third avenues this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
SEcoR.-On Thursday, February %, Mrs SyByL SEcoR,
wife Of John Secor in the $50 year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 20
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from her late residence westchester.
sEcKEI-in brooklyn, on saturday. March :, MEYER
A. sfcKkI, In the Gath year Of bis age.
The friends OF the family also OF his son. J. NJ seckc
u are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this
Sunday morning, at eleven O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence 66 President street
London papers please copy.
srohR-on Saturday, March 2. WILLY Young, son OF
john and Barbara Stohr, aged years and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday afternoon at
one O'Clock, without further notice
THoMPsoN-0n Saturday, March q RoBFRr l. THoMP-
SON. son OF the late Major Thompson in the 2lh year OF
his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of his UNCLE A.
H. Gale l21 East Twelfth street. on Monday afternoon
at two o'clock. without further notice
TohrKfSs-On FRIDAY morning March l. at No. 1877
Second avenue, of pneumonia, SUsAS NJ widow OF
stephen B. Tompkins formerly OF Tarytown, n " in
the 6sth year OF her age
attend the funeral from her late residence Monday
morning, at eleven o'clock. Her remains will taken
to Tarrytown for nterment by two O'Clock r. NJ train.
VAN CAMPKN.-0n Friday morning, March l. after a
short and Illness VAN CAMPES, aged 35 years.
months and IL days
fully invited to attend the funeral this Sunday after
noon at halpast twelve o'clock from his late residence
2S9 Sixth avenue corner Of Eighteenth street
WnLsHER-In Brooklyn, on SATURDAY., March q DR..
HENRY WIIrsHER, In the 10th year Of his age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
street. on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock, without
further notice.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

The Tenemcnt House Burnins In Thirty first
street Trial Of John X kanc-Disax xreemens Of

The Tsnemcnt House Burnins In Thirty .arss
strcet-Trial Of John Kanc-Disa xreemens Of
eho Jury.
Before Judge Ingraham and Jury.
The Jury In the OF John Kane who Is charged
with having sst nre 10 tenement house In Thirty first
street. and thereby caused the death Of Mary sandford
came into court yesterday morning at alfpast nine
O'Clock and stated they had not aarced TO verdict
They requested some Information upon the degree Of
credbity TO be attached 10 the evidence OF Shcchan,
the principal witness for the prosecution. The Judge
having given them the required Information the jury
again rotrsd.
Al ten minutes after ten o'clock the jury again re-
turned into court.
Clerk Of the court-Havo you agreed on verdict,
yentiemenS
Foreman Of the jury--No sir, We have not
Another turor-We have considered this case FOR
seventeen hours without arriving at result From the
The nrst moment went u not question between
one two or three Of us, and think speak the senti
mens OF my fellow jurors when say u Is utterly Inn
possible for US 10 agree q verdict
Judge IngrabAm-what do you say, Mr. Attorney
ooneralf
The Attorney osnsral-I think the jury have fairly
aimed 70 discharge their duty.
Judge Ingraham--Dsch the jury.
Clerk Of the Court-Gentlemen, you are discharged
nom further confederation Of this case and from further
astendance
me jury Thea len court and a they did so several
- them shook hands with the Attorney General, and
also With hr J. r Brady, the prisoners counsel
Ihs court w. then adjourned slns ~
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BElrASr .cbr Js Ess A-sr5 brig james Davis Staples NATL.
terioo Pickering, Elzsoeshpor sesrs Daniel Bro~..
GREREPoRT II res 2T5Ars schr VIM Atwa,er, Rack
HOLMES HOLE Fee ~ PM-Arr brig Paragon tBr,,
wa.srpo assSn u m msns "a sosI @ pSdF
and e' sos snshg sg and Sna oT
ton Tor PhiiadsIpha; q simmons. smith, % tsr Rich
ws ssss 60, sS LfSa
oa s kYors Rsh%oaS Gap sarah Bowdsu
Bullwinke Preach; Corneia Henderson; Panama Ge,ch
DAVIS Portland Sid schrs White Sea, Chr. sa-
a.rsS s Ifs AMHrr .s.,msr Don. Chandler SYers
for e %. 'ISs Ss
DO Bay sss,e Carrie % for susLspsr. ,..,
bale. am 'ss ss
rs ss ss & e SsSa ssss ka
and Hathaway, Cole, Porto Rico; Jones, Huniiey,
new ORLEANS. Feb a4-Ars steamship Raleigh, Marsh
ton Below ship Frances sage Crank, from WORK bark
far sapplo Lingo or Se%Ssrn 1 Mc for sYor
sis SRI a s9ap
Nyork sld March !, sSh.s r Jameson, Jameson and
NEW HAVEN, March i-Arr bark James Brett NicE-
fss FL % s'ss S a.
pincott Havana; CiiHord, Hearsav. Halifax: Ross.
sys JAS hdes
stadams 4 Adams, Adams. and A Danenhower.
ehepherd NYork Below schr Amos Edwards, from st ia
60 Cid brigs Ruth. McLearan. st Johns PR. Kerby.
0uterbridge, Trinidad.
LEwRs Del, FEB "a PM-The bark II P Lord, from Phil
adephia for Maanzas and brig Williams, from do for
Trinidad have schr Rebecca, with from
schr James Young left for Philadelphia this afternoon,
schr scul ioadng from the same her condition tho
last reported.
PORTLAND Feb c-cld schrs Willard. Parsons.
Philadelphia: Gem. Alley. NYork
SAN FRANCESCA, Jan s-Cld barks rarses. soule Hong
tAusU. Won Appen, do Feb ship st Joseph, Aexander,
Liverpool barks Haton Castle tbr), Williams, do eth,
Bodrhyddan Br), Lamb, do Sid Jan u, bark Archibald
!Br), Dearger, Lverpoo Feb l. ship otaso Thorndike,
NYork.
SALEM. Feb 23-Sld schr ANGELA, Pedrick Cayenne
WILMINGTON NC, Feb 27--Arr steamer Rebecca Cy do,
Snyder NYork schr Jos Long, Perry Boston, Cid schr
Brown, Tucker NYork.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
DEPARTURES Of STEAMSHIPS usresuAY.

Eighteen steamships lcfi New York yesterday for
European and coastwise ports, viz
The Pennsylvania for Liverpool, with seventy cabin
and steerage passengers very full cargo Of cotton,
bacon, lard and beef from pier At North river. No
specie.
The City OF New York, for Liverpool, with thirty.
seven cabin passengers full cargo OF cotton and pro-
visions ana $ioooo In specie from pier A5 North river
The h'ssissipp, for Havre via Falmouth, at twelve
o'clock from pier 46 North river with twenty cabin pas
senger fair cargo consisting Of cotton and four hun
position among which a lump Of anthracite coal
from Pennsyvania weighing six tons. This is said to
Dc the largest piece ever taken frem the mines $500 600
In specie went out in this steamer.
The United Kingdom, for Glasgow touching at Nor
VILE Win seventy passengers and full general cargo,
The Allemannia, for Hamburg with fifty cabin and
seventy five stesragc passengers full cargo chiefly
composed OF cotton. and specie 70 the amount OF
$132, COO at one O'Clock p. NJ, from Hoboken
Tho Hatteras for Norfolk and Richmond with thirty
pasengers and full general cargo at noon. from pier
The Ashland for New Orleans with full cargo Of as
sorted freight at three NJ from pier Is North
The George Cromwell, for New Orleans, with twenty
i've passengers and an assorted cargo, At three r. NJ
from pier No. North river.
Tho Franconia for Portland with six passengers and
full general freight, At three NJ, from pier 3s East
river.
The Manhattan for Charleston, g. @, with eight pas
s:uges and full general cargo, at three NJ, from
Tho San Salvador for Savannah, with thirty-one pas
sengers and full general cargo at three p NJ, from
The Columbia for HAVANA with thirty passengers and
fair cargo Of assorted freight at three NJ from pier
No. 4 North river.
The Havana for New Orleans, with afty passengers,
full assorted cargo and two hundred and seventy United
States troops at r NJ. from pier &C. North river
The Tillic for Galveston with four passengers and
u cargo Of general merchandise from pier 20, East
river.
The Fairbanks for Wilmington, N. C., with full as
sorted cargo, at4 p NJ, from pier l5 East river.
The Norfolk for Washington D. C.. with full general
freight Mt r. NJ, from pier Is. East river
The Wilmington, for Galveston, with few passengers
and fun assorted CARGO at three p NJ, from pier 80
East river.
The Andalusia for Charleston, 8. c., with sixteen
passengers and full cargo Of miscellaneous freight
three NJ. from pier IA East river.
The total amount of specie taken out yesterday was
$64S 000 The number Of passengers to Europe we'll
as coastwsc continues small. Freghts show slight
improvement.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCF.


TROUBLES THE PoI1CE DgPsRTxEsr.-At ths trial OF
detectives Mcwilams aud Nugent on Friday night, be-
fors the Police Commss oncrs, Chef McManus swore
chat he gave permission 10 the officers trial
cot ~ deputy marshas whereupon United States Com
missioner Jackson went the stand and posi-.
lively he was present when the chief gave permission
20 the Two officers TO such. Crediting the latter
statement the Commissioners acquitted the accused In
connection with this the evidence gwen Thursday
before the legislative Committee places the chief in .
very unenvlable position, but the Comm will
take any action In those charges TIL the
committee have presented their report the Legis-
lssure.
TRApEs' UMoM.-Tomofrow the resolution Of the Car
peptsrs Union Of Jersey Cy, will 20 in force, demand
ing any cents additional their daily wages. and
ssssng on the eight hour movement Saturdays The
jounsymsn masons will demand - so per day on and
amer The 1lth instant These will hold meeting on
ThursdAy, with . view TO secure unanimIty A great
number Of employers have determined 70 succimb
and long struggle similar that Of the ship carpenters
Of New York Last year Is looked for
Acrpsr rm ERIE RAnRoAn-At an early hour
yesterday morning coal train run into and thrown
from tho track, between Paterson and Rdgewood pro-
dscing complete wreck OF eight ears The Western
train due In Jersey City at O'Clock delayed
half IN hour. The Sunerns accommodation and way
trains avoided delay by switching or and taking the
east track Tar the Paterson bridge The fireman
and two brakesmsn were thrown od, but sustained no
serious injuries.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
: COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Bowling and Kelly.
There but twenty cases on the calendar for
trial yesterday In this court, OF which nine for
assault and battery seven petit larceny, picking
pockets one violating health law one conspiracy and
three suspended from last s,sing.
roLGKR AND r1BBs CASE
The only case presented Of any general Importance
was that against Tibbs and others for conspi racy
to defraud. Tho matter was originally brought
before Justice Hogan, when Mr. Williams, .
gentleman engaged In trade in this city,
was charged with forgery, and Mr. Goggin
and two others with swindling Mr.. Williams was
conditionally discharged and the charge against him
dismissed, A. was also that against Mr. Goggln and tho
othevs The some parties were then charged In thif
with conspiracy, and after the hearing Of fed
witnesses the presiding judge yesterday dismissed
complaint, not thinking u "worthy Of defencev Z |
heads Of the nrm, Folger Tibbs, who arr appareg |
probably only victlmizsd those slrssdy prsssuv ~
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Before Surrogate Tucker.

The willis Of the following deceased persons were ad-
mitted TO probate during the past week k:Augusta De
Yturbide. Edward +. Pr,nde. Elizabeth Titus. Joseph
Thurston, Amelia n Giriing, Robert A. Wainwright
Henry D. Gardiner, Edwin Burr, Julietia A. Buckley,
Michael Lane, Janet Henderson, Lewis Klemann, VIM
Brandon, Henry Punls 80. n.
Letters Of administration granted in the follow
ing estates Thomas H. Iaurenson Chas Olsen. Marie
Z. Boyce, Hermann H. Bridke, Bernard Dccry, James
Feehau, Elizabeth Rosster Martin Dixon, John O. Ger
ard Emelns Haight, Margaret Henncssy, John Murphy
John II Nspoth, John Quin, Mary Welsh, Eliza Thornp
son Bridget Murray, Henry TuthIlI sophie Magnene
Jacob Henes, Jacob Hartmann, John Darcy, Dennis NC
Grath, Levi r. Morton. Paul volmer
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FEcHER-CossE--On Thursday evening, February 2s,
by Rev. DR. Geisenhemer, WILLIAM FISCHER, OF Brook
lyn to Miss HESTER CoisE daughter of Henry Corse
of New York
KISGsLasp--HAG.-0n Wednesday evening" February
%, at tho residence Of the officiating clergyman by the
Rev. c. Rhodes, OLIVER H. KINGsLASD TO LIZZIE H..
Youngest daughter OF Stevenson Hag, ESQ., all OF New
York. No cards.
MARRoIT-MoRToy. Friday, March I, by tho Rev.
r. IT, Brown Mr. PHILLIPS MARRIOTT to Miss MARY
MoRToS both OF this city. No cards.
MCKISxA-FLYSN- On Sunday February a. by the
Rev. Father Mcmahon, PETER McKEyyA to BRIDGET
FLYNN both OF this city.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAYMENT Has

I,ANCY DRESS BALLs.-JusT RECEIVED A LARGK
assortment OF character Wigs and Boards. To loan
for sale ut WM. DIBBLEES, Sji broadway.
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riah have ed the country and their apprehension Is
very unlikely at All improbable that this is the
last that viii be heard OF the affair
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

GIVEN THAT PAYMENT Has
II the Equitable Insurance Com
,ted by the Kensington Insurance
Ian. ~, 1857, at four months, and
Further negotiation Of the same
Information In reference thereto
A. ii. Allen, Boston, or T. u. Ro-
II. Allen, southeast corner Sixth
,lphta.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY
IN been stopped Of Draft
pany. of Philadelphia, acceI
Company. of PHILADELPHIA,
due May l2-l5, for $2,0W.
is hereby cautioned, and
can be had by addressing
scngarten, attorney for A.
and Walnut streets. Phiiad'
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

ALnAsAc roR NEW YoRK-rHs DAY
RsKs............... D 81 4 Al
UN SETS d HI0H wArxR EVE ~
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steamship Manhattan r) Williams. Liverpool Feb Is.
via Queenstown 10th with mdse and 267 10 Will
liams uon Had strong westerly gales the entire pas
sage FEB "a lat q o. lon 50 so passed steamship Celia
from Havre for New York
Steamship Pajaro del oceano tsp) Caeio Havana Jan
TO- via Norfolk Feb D. where she In for temporary
pairs. with mdse. master The del comes here for
oh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-24

EDUCATIONAL CoNyENTIoE.-The Tennessee
State Teachers Association will hold their next an
nual meeting at this place, beginning on the 4th
day Of August next, and continuing three dsys--
The different Railroads leading to and from Knox
Vile il is said, viii give hAlfAre tickets that oc
cason and it is TO be hoped the friends of education
from all parts of the State win be present in larg'
numbers. There is 30 subject in which the people
Of Tennessee should be deeply interested than
that Of edueation ard il is expected they will gov
ern themselves accordingly. The State Teachers
Association is a great auxiliary in the important
work Of education and as such we hope 70 see
enough interest manifested 10 make Il Success. Nc
teacher should fail TO be present at this needing
All friends Of liberal and systematic education in
our State invited and earnestly requested TO at
tend