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MILLINERY & BONNET RLEACHEHY
Mrs w Bowman. .ith st-bet Main Blondesu.
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SpiesSerger, Mayer / Con-. No. III Main-st
Mrs Weber ................cor Third Main streets
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LIQUGRs-WHOLEs
p Gibbons ia Main strest
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KEoKUK DIRECTOR Z


ATTORN1Ts. b
Mosar / Kaowls. ..JoAnsoa pt--in TspAr nsuos,
W coIfns.. -6soeaa street.
james H. Andenou ......-......ecf. 4Atn . ID ~.
American watches.
SO Bridges. ................N Nes Estss HSuss.
SCOTS . sn0Es-WaoLEsAL
uanblstea HsisAanr ............ss Naia strsse.
DOOK-nInDnn.
N PsArcs. ..-.Aecsss's Bias, Main ID st.
sAsnIHG aousE.
First National Bank ......... Main st-bst Sd Ah.
sac FACTORY.
WA Beer. ..........-.....-.......leo Main strse
BOOKS 4 sTATgONnRY.
David Lowry Second street
Westcott. t............A ain street-neAr Fourth
Ed Carter Co..-........ 80 Msiu street.
BOOTS 4 HoEs-RnrAfi..
Stewart Dean. ....cor Third Main streets
Huiskamp D MatIees...............SO Main street
Huiskamp Bro......M Main street--bct 4th 5th.
X Hart Agt......... ...........l3 l3S Aaiu strese
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
vail. Armitase ! Co......cor Ninth johnson.
BONNET sLEAonHRv.
c II Emerson. Fourth Biondsau.
CLOCKS, WATCHES u JEW RLRY.
sam Bridgss.... .....-..Nos Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...-. -.........67 Main street.
CARPETS, OIL cL0ras, &C.
John copelin n..~ - .ss Main street,
CLOrHIEns.
vsncill. Jones 4 co....eor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second / Main streets.
cROcKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey 4 Le Faivre. e...... Main strcet-bet 9th 9th.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
N Eturges South Lsvse.
Cloexs-whelesal salo 4 Retail.
s q Bridses.............Nos / Kstes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
@ Bridges Nos a Estes House.
pENTIsTRr.
DR. CIR CRwatt.............co Main and Fifth sts
Dr l. fngersoll... Third Main, tup stsirs).
DRY GOODS s-wHoLEsALE.
NJ Shelley Sons. Main street.
Kramer, Irwin Co.................los Main street.
DsUGs-wHOLEsAL 4 RETAIL.
wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co...........a4 Main street
Kerr fulicf"....,........ ,.,....Sl Main street
DR. IL Q'Connor... Main street
Y-GOODs-HETAIL.
spiesberger, Mayer & Co.."....-Ne. III Main st
II Bostwck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Main street.
Phillips Kerr Main street
Gregg Sgn..........,..........5 d kstcs House
Main stfees,
Engraving, Brands, G Seals.
SO Bridres.................No Nos & 2 Estts House.
EGGS d. BUTTER.
S P Pond 4 Co........,.cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods Tinc Cutlery.
s [, Rrlccs ........... Nna | Estea Houae
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q nr;ares Nns 1 4 Estea Hon
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WateAss, Watches, Wstehss.
n-.1- Nal 4 q 49, ~
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JEwELRY, {,ISn ao'f)
S G Bridge. ....,..,.,,,N Ms Estes House,
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John Copelin ......,.... SO Main street
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BOOKS 4 sTATsOHnRY.

sac RACTORY.
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Lorpe Bodice of Troops Lsaring Toulon
for Cfritd Tecchia.
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avid q Lowry Second street.
W Main strest--near Fourth.
s Carter 4 Co.......... 80. 49,. SO Maiu street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
S Bridges i Estes House.
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REAL Es1AT q INSURANCE ACTS.
II y Ten Eycs street,
YIN Fulton ......-.s2 Main street, (up stairs
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sam Bridess...........Eos . Estes House.
Ayres, Mann 4 Ayres..... .........67 Main street.
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We earnestly invite the attention Of people to the
following st of prizes would say them Ifyou
wish TO save money AMI scononisc, buy goods Inn
msdiAtcty.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Ill, Armitage 4 Co.........coe Ninth . johnson.
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ICE.
Collier 4 Fifth street--in Estns House
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optieian. sreetaetes. Eye Glasses.
q Bridges 4 2 Estes Honsc
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GRocERs-RETAIL.
HATS. CAPS ANp NorIoNs

eek Brothers. ........cur Fourth ) Main streets
Buel ........................sp SO Main street.
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b Browneil Main street
Burkitt a Co......................sl Main street.
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MARBLE WORKS
N gawlen Third street-ncar Main.
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WOOLRM GOODS.
Main at-haf IN 4 Il
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WASHINGTON.

..-.s,er IN CONGREss-TnE DIPEAcI-
Mt ME-. oa.NT,s v1Ews-TIr ARREST OF sURRA1T-
otA oo o,I or THE NEw-oRIEANs coNussIoN-THE
, ,,sS'ToRx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FUND FOR
r,TIoNAL DEBT-swINDLrNG OF BOUNTY
CLAM AGTN 81
- -,,.yr. yH n, l.Ia 90 sr''h
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Bingham exertng his influence among the Republican
members TO vote In the negative the previous question
seconded and the main question ordered which was
agreeing TO the resolution.
Mr. HUBBEL Hiep, Ohio asked the Speaker whether
&c in order 10 move the reference Of the resou
ton to the Judiciary Committee. .s.
The SPEAKER replied that IL was not.
The main questionhaying been ordered, Mr.. HUBBEIL
6OhO moved TO reconsider the vote by which the main
question was ordered He desired to notify the House
that the vote recOnsdered he woud move 70 refer
the resolution TO the Judiciary Committee
Mr. ASHLEY (Ohio) objected 10 debate.
Mr. WENTWORTH made similar objection, stating
that IL any debate were allowed he wished 10 make
speech himself ,,.
consider the table. -
Mr. BINGHAM inquired whether II the House reconsd-
cred the vote ordering the main question and refused 10
second the previous question: the resolution would nos
then be Opei to amendment and debate
The SPEAKER-It would be.
Mr.. BINGHAM-1 want that understood
The vote was taken and was announced az yeas, 70
Nays A. 30 the motion 20 reconsider was lad on the
table.
Tee fact that this was exactly twothlrd vote at
tracted some comment among members privately Tne
Nays however only foot up A. The following is the Vo'e
I'm detail.
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having expired the resolution went over under the rules
til next Monday.
Tho SPEAKER presented a message from the President
IN answer 10 the House resolution of December 49, trans
the Joint occupancy the island OF san Juan, in Wash
ugton Territory Also like message ana report reaing
the discovery and arrest OF John H. suratt Lad on
the table
MR.. AsuLEY's CHARGES ASD SPECIFICATIONS. 80
o Mr. Ass p 3h Mr. Speaker E ana ps1 to Qne
ton Of privilege rise to perform painful duty, Dsg
which think cannot be- postponed and cannot without
great cgimnalty our part be longer neglected had
hoped that that duty would have dey0ved on an older
ana more experienced member Of the House than myself
Prior 10 the holiday recess asked number OF gentle
duce, aud which the House refused to suspend the
rules to enable do Conscious that the loyal peO
which about To submit, am determined that no ef
fort ON my part shall be wanting A.. s..,.o. ,-,o,
Mr.. FINCK interrupted and asked the speaker what
MI. ASHLEY lof oho)-I was going on TO state It.
upon it, the ChaSr will rule that the gentleman Bir Ash
cy) must state what his question of privilege is.
MIR. FINCK-I do insist on IL.
Mr. ASHLEY tohol-on my responsibility as 9 repre-
nnrra poo ,s charge Andrew Johnson.
dent and acting President OF the United states win inc
commission OF high crimes and misdemeanors, ana pro-
Mr. FNCK-I rise another question of order. Is that
THE sPEAkER-fhc Chair rules that It is a question
OF privilege In the XXVlIth Congress Il was decided BY
the then Speaker Mr. Horace Everett Of Vermont that
resolution ~ impeachment u question Of privilege.
Mr. ELDRIDGE-Is there special order before the
IIouscf
THE sPEAKER-Thcre Is not o.
MI ASHLEY (Ohi0)-I send to the Clerks desk charges
and specifications which ask 10 be read rs follows:
% do mpeach Andrew Johnson, VicePresid.nt and
acting President Of the United States OF high crimes and
misdcmeanOrs.
charge him with usurpaton Of power and violation
Of law I'm that he has corrupty abused the appointing
power. In that he has corIupuy used the pardOning
power In that he has cOrupty disposed OF the public
property Of the United States In that he has oorrupty
tcrfercd elections and committed acts and eonspred
with others TO commit acts which, In contemplation OF the
Constitution are high crimes and misdemeanors" There
fore be it
Committee the Judiciary he and they
authorized inquire the Official conduct Andrew johnson,
Vcecsut discATgug the aud duties Of President Of the
United States report this House whether their opinion the
Andrew while said has been guilty Of which
calculated overthrow sahvet corrupt the Gov
Of the United Department officer thereof and
whether the said Andrew johnson has been guilty Of has
which In contemplation of the CoEs
mseneanos requiring the nterpoon OF
the House AMI that the said Committee
have power send for persons aud papers administer the customary
oahs 10 witnesses
Mr.. ASHLEY Ohio moved the previous question on
the resolution
Mr.. sPAULDING moved to lay the resolution on the
table,
The motion ncgatiyedYeas, 80; Nays, los, as fol
lows:
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she accepted the Amendment. The delegation viii
therefore report against it,
Mr.. Stevens has bill ready declaring martial law
in all of the Southern States.
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his the Yeas and Nays were required by the const

tlepub'~ans IN Roman; Democrat, 10 Hfilcsl
The bill having received twothird vote on the SEN
ator. present was passed. and goes 10 the House.
DISBURSEMENTS FROM TIE TREASURY.
Mr.. FF~sENDEN introduced a bill supplemental 10
An act % establish the Treasury Department." APP
proved Dec. p. ifs1, as follows:
sHtf That ssottafy u the Treasury shall have
spoutTca under BE band and seal 10 Geaie one Of the -
sa Treasury authority Ia n bis stead all
fsuts mo1ey into the pablo lcYD and W warrants
r e se4eu e pubic Treasury q money certified BY the
tror ACCOUNTING TTcs.u % s due upon arounis daily
suisd tei by them ami nch accounts 80 signed .hn N Az
oe, be valid they bad been asued BY the SECRETARY Of he
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Mr. BINGHAM rep, o., demanded the Tellers, on
seconding tho previous queson stating that II was
not seconded IL would be IN order 10 to refer the
resolution
TAs 9sllegs were ordered ea9 reported. II t. 49, NJ
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ApuTssIoN or NTBRAsKA.

Mr. WADE called up the biil 10 admit Nebraska
MIR HONE nscp., Wis., took the floor and made q
lengthy speech In favor ~ the BILL also In favor ~ an
Gucl granting the right Of suffrage 10 the colored
rice. The pUudiug question was upon an niuendmcnt
that tho act shall take effect only upon the findtental
condition that there shau be 40 distinction IN clNll ana
political tights among the inhabitants Of Nebraska ON
account of o aud that the legislature at said state
shall ncrrc 20 said condition before the admission OF the
State. The above was disagreed io.
The Senate at $40 h. IA. adjourned
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Tine question then REQUIRED on the adoption Of tho
resolution The vote was taken by yeas and nays and
resulted Yeas l0 Nays 49, t announced as I0 70 49,
hut as the official list showed Mr. Chanler voting In tho
affirmative and that evidently mistake the trans
fer Of his vote TO the negative makes the rst ngres inc
correct
There was no manifestation of any kind on the an
The following is the vote in detail of Mr. Ashieys
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COMMUNICATION.

The SPEAKER then announced that the morning hour
having expired the resolution went over under the rules
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A RESOLUTION,

Relative 10 an Amendment of the Constitution,
,s providing for the Extension of the Elective
.,, Franchise. ... ,....... 81.
RESOLVED By he General Assembly of tho State o.
Ohio, three-ffths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto, that il be and is hereby
proposed to the electors Of this State to vote at the
next apnual October election upon the approval or
rejection Of the following Amendment, as substi-
tue for the first section OF the fh article of the
Constitution of this State, to-wit:
"Every male citizen of the United States of the
age OF twenty lone years, who shall have been a
residento of the State one year next preceding the
election, and Of the county, township or ward in
which he resides such time as may be provided by
law, except such persons as have borne arms in
support of any insurrecton or rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, or have fed
from their places of residence to avoid being draft
ed into the military service thereof have desert
ed the military or naval service of said Govern
ment in time of war and have not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the same, shall
have the qualifications of an elector and be entitled
TO vote athll elections ,.
e'oa ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker, of the House of ,Representrtices,
ANDREW G. McBUREEY,
President Of the ScnGte,
Passed April g. 1867 '' 4' b., 50z
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TSITou NOTIcR lNog its. Z


Noticejs hereby given 10 al cnneeFncd, TINT a
petition has yheen filed in Tie Auditors Oalce at
Wpod County, Ohio, praying for the location Of a
ditrh dram or watelseourSe, mountaineering at the
Stnne Pend, in. srcion iWChty fveit t2S Ayia Plain
TYNnship, W0Od County, running southerly thiT-
~ eightl 2sl rods' theuce west eighty tsel rodss
theuee south near one mile 10 the t6wnShl dino of.
Plain aud Liberty Townships; thence direct south
one mile 10 the Montgomery aud Milnn frVo Turn,
pike, teaRce east on the North side ot sdia pike
tNto h00dtedcand forty (si0) rods; thence soath
about eighty 1891 tnhsl lhenca dn the kne of the
old ditch Ia Portage 'RiseN and thrrp Z rnninatep'
The Surveyor and enginpcr has made due erepnrt,s
which pport Is now on dle h sand lAu6nor's oiico'
setting iorta Che avaih biiity ana Hscestys ds said
ditoh ahdShowipg the iellnwiug hand % BOA ilset
eAand EdtoA ny thedncStNt ard eonslTucdsp
thereof To- Nits SeclinaENie ~ ,itA6 (e lseleNaF
ull andtwolys Ia in Liberly, township four ~
rahge ten (l0) and sections twenty-five tst ~
twenty-six (26), thirty five { $50 aud thirty-sx
tSel in Plain, lo,gushp dve IS J, rahgo ten RSa
said county. fheqime fnrhoariag said petihon
by the Cnmmiasoners Of WOOd County has been
set for IVEsDk Y, the a e,h dAykof July, 1857, at
the Apaitqr'a Office Of sad cnppiy,, a,tg o..l
y. b. PRICE, Aplhff Wood Codhty.'
fPsrfysearg; June u, 1917 /, tsJasls
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fTNaRee IL hctoby 'eiven "a dll cnpeerned that a
petition has bee6 fled IN the Auditors ofIice Of
Wood County, ONO, prayiug for the loeation Of a
ditch, draiu or wpter-course, connicncing az or
near the ceuter Of section six (Bl il Liberty Towns
ship, lid county, Rad thonco inNnd along the arm
and Ditch M. IL told mmherl. known as the
TSt0Rs poud Ditch" as tar IS ths engineer may
deem, essential, tho object being 60 deepen said
ditch. ..t. 81 i,,il1t .vatr.ut tal salm
Tho surveyor aud engineer has madrduc rerort,
which reptat Is dow on hle Ia said Auditors Office,
setting fFth tha ayaiabilhy and necessity of said
ditch, au1 showing the following lands tn be atlvet-
Nd and b}neil,is1 hy INV location aud eoastIuctqn
therooC h-WUi SECTIONS Give (5) aud six (6Ai IN
township four ~, range ten (l0l, aud seolions
eighteen uS(, niurteen (lal, tWentyrpine (2al,
thirty I30l, thirtHQne sly aud thirly tive. t326
township hYq lSb range ten LlOhiip' said Mood
County. r .... b. -' ~. ,.f .aitifI.i,
The tiIs Cor hearing said pctitiong gby' the Com
missoperAot Wood County has been set for n UES'
Day iAe l6th day Of July, 1867, al hs AadR9E's
- & i, PRICE, Auditor. Wood coqntty,art
ferrys6urg, Jons H. 1897. n Ia$ll so.
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Proposed Amendment TO the COnSti-
I'D -''- tuition Of Ohio,
THE STATE oR OHIO.

oFFtoE OF TIE SEpRETARY. OF STATE
i, WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary OF
State of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that
the following is a true copy of JOINT Resolution
passed by the General Assembly of The Stale OF
Ohio on the 9th day of April, A. D. 1857, taken
from the original rolls on file in this office.
In testimony wbefeof have hereunto subscribed
--->my name aud affixed the great seal Of the
SEAL. State Of Ohio, at Columbus, the 9th day OF
-Nr-Apri1, A. d 1867.
rWM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary of State.
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| Road Improvement Notice,

NfotR6aSiss A.rsbE given nS. III 4c@rs md
" engineer appointed by the Commissioners oI
Wood uoinWD 0Gho,'to WOW survey and make an
estimate for improving, by choppng aud clearing
grading aud diiGhing, the following uiiuryl rqqi
viz; C3mwdncihg Qh The Avenue Road, M tho 'cen-
teror tieSputi linz Of section Ko,thirg i've I95l,
ih townylhrce f30t IT, 8. Reserve, IN said Wood
Cdtntyi tHehc6 due north on thb imlr section line
through stih s6ctidti t1iHy-fivc (351 and section
(2d), in said township,to TIC north ltiie
of s~ tactlbn twchtY2stx (26E aud there tefihi-
n,tte--wul meet on TUESDAY. the 18th dry bi
July, 1857 at the intersection Of said county rond
" iti the Avenue Road for the purpose above stated
BY order of the County Commissioners.
rrE Ssrit, 5'ftteth AsItttiE0W Wood County.
Porrysburg, June 2I 1857. ScS3 10
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-05
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NroflCE is 'flEREDY GIVEN ''7 pursuant nI' 10 q,
~ lazy ,Ahnt On qnpEoatiFN will be made to the
Goretubf Of TIE state OF Ono, for the pardon of
JAMES MAuER, who, was, at the gNpyember
Term, A ), 1885, or, The Court Of Common Pleas,
Robbery, alia who was Ut thR same ferm;of said.
ChtfG fried. convicted, and sutcneed for the crime
bt F6bbcty, 10 tho Ohio Peqgntprr for n term.of
SIX years.. a. : " .,.- JOHN A. saASN0N.1
sSFyicG stEo5GlsfgSi june tosN ], ,i8g7. o''9, " :.
N',s, W.T. /. ,A1EXANDER BRO WN,, VIZ.
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