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ing these superior MelOdcOns, including
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DOAD NOTICE. .LNodct is hereby given TINT
Ia the viewers and surveyor appointed on the
proposed county road, commencing ut the quarter
post, between seclnns eight a. and nine (9) IN
llonry Township, Wood County, Ohioj thpuco west
on said quarter line through sections eight (S aud
seven ~ Of said township, and section twelve tl2)
in Jackson Township, IN said county, 10 the Ose.
20 FREQ Turnpike llond, anditherd terminate
meet at the house Gf Edison Ggit, in said Henry
Township, on the Oh dpy OF July, 1857 ut ten o.
clock in the forenoon for the purpose of viewing
and surveying said proposed road, Of which non.
resident laudhoders on the line Of said road aud
others will take notice. sI
d. II. FAIL and others, Petitioners.
juno Z, 1907. GdE
A DMINISTRATORS. NOTICE - Notice Is
4 n hereby given that tho uniorsigned has been
duly appointed aud qualified ~ Administrator on
the estate of George NJ. Gunter, docoasod late Of
Wood County, Ohio All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly
j. A, SHANNON, Administrator.
pcrrysburg, June ,, 1867. Ga
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NOTICE.
1NHE subscriber, as Sole Proprietor. will con,
uuue the business OF Making aud Repairing
Wagons and Carriages,
6LACKSMITHIEG AND PAINTING

-wIru--
PHILrP RDER, as Foreman Of the Wood Shop
Joskpn GANrtER, Foreman OF the Blacksmith
shop, aud
ItmseL Foreman of the Paint shop, aud
General Superintendent of all the De-
partnehts.
Thanking the Friends Of the old firm for past ia.
Sors, he would respectfully solicit a continuance
Of their patronage, and also tho patronage Of the
public generally assuring all that whatever work
is done az bis shop, will be WELL DOM.
w, Ii. IlCLlENBECH.
Perrysburg, o., January 10 1867. 2saI
IN MoMAHAN'S Show-window can be seen the
L different styles Of Picture Frames that he con
santly has on hand.
A FULL line Of School Books al MoMAHAN'S
"a New Book Store.
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MAX STRAK0SH, New York.
Grace C,urch Nec York CITY.
tried your Melodeons, and can speak highly in
they will give every satisfaction to any one who
respectfully yours,
G. W. MORGAN.
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CE2ISPEI2 COMA.

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with starry eyes and radiant hair,
whose curling tendrils soft, entwincd,
Unclaimed the very heart aud mind.
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SLOAN'S COMDITION POWlER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
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for mildnes safey, ccrth mud thotuaghuess, stands
prcemGently at the head of the List of Horse aud
Cattle HeiIciRsS.
II carries oA all gross humors prevents horses OIn
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MISCELLANEOUS,

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G. w. MORGAN.

EDW'n HOFFMAN, Pianist. Varian Hoffman Conc'rt;
L. p. SPRAGUE, Professor of Music, Trinity Church,
ROBERT HELLER, New York, and 100 others.
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A FULL line of School Books al MoMAHAN's
"a New Book Store.
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farm aud Auusrhuld.
The Knnhs.

The following pertinent remarks concern.
iug tho roads, merit aud should receive
the careful consideration Of the Trustees
Of the different townships IL thig county;
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Relative to an Amendment of the Constitution
providing for the Extension of the Elective
Franchise.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
The Richmond Times.

This paper stands chance to be sup
pressed General ScHoFrELD, in csmmant
OF the Richmond district, is not exactl,
pleased with the utterances of that journal
and therefore gives it warning. The Tine
had an editorial headed "A Black Mani
Party in Virginia" Under this caption
the Times says; 1T is a proposition which
implies that they are ready to grasp the
blood-stained hands of the authors Of our
ruin To this General ScHoFIELD replies
as follows:
This is an intolerable insult to all sol
dIers OF the United States army, and nt
less so to all true soldiers Of the late Con
iederate army, as they have long sine,
extended to each other the hand of friend
ship and pledged their united efforts Il
restore peace and harmony to our Who'll,
country The efforts of your paper to ros
Ter enmity, create disorder, and lead tC
violence can no longer be tolerated. It /,
hoped this warning will be sufficient"
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
THE PEACE CONFERENCES.

The prophets OF evil, who predicted sud.
den and certain war between France and
Prussia, are somewhat taken aback by the
last news from Europe. Those who relied
upon the cable dispatches and predicated
their war bulletins upon the sensational
paragraphs, which for some weeks past
came to us as truths not TO be denied, now
find that they have been grossly misled
We doubted from the start the truthful
ness Of these kilograms, and the aippant
tone in which they were couched led US to
distrust their veracity.
Viewed in the light Of the last advices,
what becomes Of all this formal parade
which has been made Of the announced
fact that BISMARCK had sent his ultimdtun,
to France; that France and Prussia were
making extensive preparations for war, and
that a conflict Of arms was inevitable
"All the pride and pomp and circumstance
Of glorious war;" in this instance, appears
to be of no account; and from what is an
nounced we may infer that "peace hath
its victories no less renowned than those
OF war"
Let us see how the case stands. LOUIS
NAPOLEON has made to Prussia series OF
very considerate and mild propositions as
basis of peace. Queen VICTORIA has
urged the King Of Prussia to consider with
deliberation, at least, these proposals Of the
French Emperor; and the Government Of
Prussia, whose great and chief minister is
Count BISMARCK, has concluded to take
these overtures for peace into considera-
tion. Whereupon peace conference will
assemble in London on the 18th Of May,
and all the great Powers Of Europe will be
represented there. 1t is already given out
that the Grand Duchy Of Luxemburg is to
assume neutral position, and that the
fortress at that stronghold is to be dis
mantled. 1t will be recollected that the
difficulty which has arisen between France
and Prussia has this extent no more: Ma
PoIEoN wanted to purchase Luxembourg,
but Count BISMARCK did not so readily see
it to be feasible, and, while he did not |
contend that Luxemburg should Join the |
Northern German Confederation, still he |
insisted that Prussia had right, according |
to treaty, to garrison the fortress. The |
question now stands thus: NAPOLEON
having been baGled, BISMARCK is willing to |
withdraw the Prussian troops from the |
place, and suffer it to be dismantled This
is the upshot of the affair.
1t may be said that peace conferences
never amount to much. Still, if what is
stated be true, that Luxemburg is to be
reduced to state of naturalization and ,
the fortress is to be dismantled, what is 1
there to quarrel about? AT any rate, we (
may rest assured that for fifteen days there 4
will be no war, and during that time the
excitement incident to the first promulga- b
lion OF this question will have subsided
and the temper of the people and their ;,
'ulers will be in more pacific frame. So
ct us hope.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
personal.

Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD returned 10
Washington yesterday, after an absence Of some
days.
SECRETARY BROWNING was very much
improved in health yesterday, and will doub t,,,,
be out in few days.
SECRETARY STANTON, it is thought will
be able to attend to business in a fsw sSv, II,
was much better yesterday.
SENATOR Ross, Of Kansr A il Mt ,be Me
trOpolitan.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
senator wilson's Tour.

RALEIGH, n. c., April aO,-Senator viii
son arrived here last night. lie made q
speech in the African church.
lie advised the negroes to educate them.
selves, acquire property, buy lands, and
denounced the later day saints, and eau,
TONED the negroes against them. He was
followed by two colored speakers, who made
conservative speeches.
Senator Wilson spoke to-day at the Cap.
ltol square IN the same tone as last night.
There was large crowd assembled, com.
posed Of whites and blacks.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
Lynch Inv.

CNoISN1rI' April 3O.-A special dis.
Putch to the Commercial from Seymour,
Ind, says: About two hundred men en-.
tered that town yesterday and forcibly
seized negro named Mitchell and hung
him. They also seized two white men
named Stewart and threatened to hang
them. The cause of this violence was the
robbery OF a store in that county, in which
these men were engaged,
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
Arresfs.

NEw YonK, April 3O.--Edward Smith,
Michael Clancy, and Jeremiah q. Bond,
hve been arrested on the charge Of rob-
bing an Erie railway freight csr, In Jersey
City, Of property valuedat $4,000, Two
bales Of silks, valued at $4,000 have been
recovered.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

REV. DIR. OsGooD says it is next to an
impossibility TO hold the ear Of thousands
in great auditorium unless the preacher
gives them his eye in return for their ear
and one of our own clergy says, "the use
OF the manuscript is hTndrance and OBJ
stacle-the variations Of the voice, the
flash of the eye and freedom Of illustrations
suggested by passing incidents are almost
useless to one who is confined to his notes" "
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
Legislativ|e Corruptiou.

nc Ncw or papers of all parties, and
VI no party lave teemed for months past
with start ling accounts of corruption at
.'"" :. Outside people have been left to
co'lclude that the members of the Legis-
lature were set Of yenal wretches, it only
for Sing Sing,
The New York Herald explains the
matter in this wise
For the last twenty years the corpora.
tion Of this city and the railroad companies
have spent ten millions of dollars Of the
peoples money-half a million year-in
corrupting the Legislature through their
lobby agencies. During the last session
between five hundred and six hundred
thousand dollars were collected here for
that express purpose. That is the way
the corruption is brought about"
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

SAMUEL II. WENTz and John II. Rogers
were arraigned before the United States District
Court In Baltimore, charged with smberzling the
funds Of the National Mechanics Bank Of that
city. Vents plead guilty, but Rogers preferred
to 70 10 trial.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
TLECT TION TICE.

All persons who have been omitted by tho judges
Of Election from the Register rsgussed to meet
TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVE.
nlhGs, between land 10 O'Clock, at the following
places At the School House on hinetssnth street.
the First Ward those In the Second Ward .. H. Clay
Ward, At TsmPerAnce Hall those In the Fourth
ward, At the City Hall those In the Plflh Ward at
Doole!'s Hal, corner Of PennsylVLniA avenue aud
Third street those In the Sixth Ward, at the Ana
costa kngine-House; In order to carry out such
measures As have been determined upon 10 complete
the said Register IespecV Vely, and secure the cleo
tive franchise to all citizens OF the District who NAV
be entitled thereto according to law. myl.St
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

AT the close Of the present year all Ger
man copyrights, whose terms have been extended
BY special privilege, will expire. This will sci
free the writings Of Goethe, Schiller, WislAnd,
Hender, Korner, Berger, jean Paul, Richter and
others, and cheap reprints are announced.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
Fire.

syRAoUsS n. Y. April 3O.-The Central
railroad woodsheds here burned this morn
ing with about one hundred cords Of wood
and eight oars. The loss Is estimated at
rom ten to fifteen thousand dollars. At
ten O'clock the FIRE was still 'bnrning, but
under control.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

TIE city Of Evansy lille, Indiana, has
subscribed million Of dollars to tho Evansville,
!, Hendsrson and Nashville railroad. The hands
are now at work on that read, and II Is to bo
| completed very soon. - 's.. ,..F . DO .
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

+ DR.. CUNNING has published IN London
another prophetic book, called The Last Woe,
in which he says that the Jews are to be con.
vsrtsd as q nation, and the Papacy is to bo
sItinguishsd, between the autumnal equinox Of
1867, and the same period Of 1868. The time Is
short
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

The Boston Transcript has the follow
ing: "a nude bronze statue, eight feet high,
has, it Is said, been ordered of Palmer, by
somebody who is willing to pay $l00, 900
for such swarthy monster--as it must be,
We SHOULD imagine, whatever the genius of
the artist.H
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
ROCKS REVIEWED,

DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE WAR.
By VIM. swIsros. Published by DICK a
FrzGEpALp, New Yorh. For sale By BLANcH-
ARD a moHuN, corner Of Eleventh. street and
Pennsyivania Avsnns # y
The late war in this country has preserved the
precedsnts Of other contests, In developing It's
moisty Of historians, poets, romance writer's,
10. Every ssld has shown itself rich In Incl.
dent and varied in its operations and almost
every actor has had his "reminiscences 70 present
rs dOnns bOreh to tempt the public taste. Il
cannot be denied that the majority Of these
productions rapid in their slaborsiions and do.
tail, have been fated to an ephemsfal existence.
Among the vast number Of records, pictures,
glimpses, &o., the war has given birth to, but
very few display workmanship equal 10 the ma.
terial, or present q prospect Of Remaining as
monuments Of brass in the fields Of literature
We are glad to discover, even In eursory ex.
animation Of Decisive Battles Of the War"
the relieve position this hook Is destined to
occupy. In the introduction, the author an.
nounces his purpose, which 10, simply ITO give
. series Of battle sketches designed moro for
popular than professional instruction" Hence
the delightful sbssncs Of technicalitiss notes Of
reference, tactical prscissnsss, &c., In which
descriptions Of battles are generally 90 irksomsly
| ensconced.
In pointing out the twelve battles regarded a.
giving decisive bearing to the war, Mr.. Swrs.
roS shows himself fortified and sustained In his
selections BY logical conc laslons ssdA thsroush
analysis Of cause and effect. while doubling
the uniform assent Of his readers 10 the ipeor-
poraton Of Bull Run and Antietsm In this en-.
We'd circle, and the exclusion Of Frsdsricksburg
or Chapcsllorsvills, he, with great susvity.
maintains his choice, In ascribing all disagree.
mont to "locaI prejudice" or Especial sources
| Of information" Each sketch Is divided into
three seotions-the Prelude, giving some anteoe-
dent events or peculiarity Of the spot the
Battle, portrayed with vividnes,, and showing
the possession Of rare descriptive powers aad
the Results, determined with truth, clsarness,
and precision. The book Is presented to the
public, robed in neat, comsiy appsral, and orna-
msnted with handsome engravings Of our lead.
ing Gsnsrals-GRANr, SHERMAN, SHERIDAN, &c.
We hope II will meet with that degree Of pros
perity which, in our enthusiastic admiration,
We feel safe in predicting. ..
MTTELL's LIVING AGE. Published by Lrr.
TELL a Gar, Boston. Sold by BLANCHARD 4
MoHUN.
This book like the daily visits Of loved
cherished friend, Is always welcome, and never
wsarisOmei made up Of every creatures best, u
tssming with words that burn" It comes to
US "likO apples Of gold in pictures Of silver"
Ancestral honOrs cluster round its namsi no weak
panegyries Of ours are necessary to establish its
rank or increase its dignity. Among periodical
publications It is the stentor, the Briareus, the
Ttyus.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

THE New Orleans Crescent denies the
statement that Er.Msyor Monroe and family of
that city, has gone to Canada, and says they are
still In New Orleans. g Ft. Eut.....
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
To THE TRAVELLING PuRLIo.-The attan.

To THE TRAVELLING PuBLIc,-The atten-
ton Of members Of Congress who are about issyisg
for their homes, and strangers visiting this city,
who are in need Of travelling equipags, should not
fall 10 visit the large and extensive trunk manufse
tory Of J. s. Topham 4 Co., No. 800 Seventh street
least sds) one door above ODD Fellows Hall. bsins
the only practical and Oldest sstablshsd trunk man
ufaetcry In the city. 1opham Co. have . hns ss.
sOrtent Of leather trunks medium, large and snail.
sired travelling bags, sacks and ladies' eabas. At
this establIshment you can also purchase ssddisry
and harness Of every description made Of The best
material, BY experienced work The prices are
reasonable, and we advise friends 10 call and
anime for themselves.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

HENRY WARD. BEEoHER says when a
man pays his debts (all his promisesH) and
joins the church, he has q soil as deep as
that in the Wyoming and Wabash valleys
twenty feet. ''..'
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

: FoUR rRoPELLERs departed from and six
arrived at Buffalo yesterday from tho West.
Navigation has fairly commenced.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

The lumber season has been a good one
on the Penobscot waters, notwithstanding the
lateness Of commencement. The quantity Of logs
cut Is somewhat larger than during the previous
winter but greater proportion is on the smaller
streams and tho drive will probably 10 less,
The national Republican., 1867-05-01
LOCAL lTE M 8.

IS ron BOYS Sur ofRepellant Tweed;
esnnO, fall 70 wear we'll, and oalyss They are 70
be had At Hehnihg's One Price ClOthihs s.ofe, On
the corner Of Seventh street and Maryland aysnus.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement
ia another column Of Madame n. A. Psrrigs, Of Buf-
falo N. T., the great Asirologs, and olsirvoysnt.
Madame p ean be eonsultsd By letter On all sssifs
Of life, past, present asd future. ,','..'
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

80 Treasury Department, once OF The
COMPTROLLER or rHE CuhhESor, WAsHIs0ros March
a. 10 hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of 'Ths FIRST National Bank Of
Newton" Mass, that such notes will be paid IN
lawful money Of the United States upon prsssnts-
lion Of the same at the Trsnury q. Uaisd stTts.
.... u, R"HptRURp, -
mh2S-w4t Comptroller Of the Currency.
The national Republican., 1867-05-01

81 Treasury Department, Onice of the
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRESoI, wAsHISaroH, March
2e lss7NOtiee hereby given to the holders Of the
sirculAtDg DOteso "The Tennessee National Bark
Of Memphis. Tenn, that such notes will be paid In
lAwful money OF the unisd States upon presentation
Of the same at the Treasury OF the Unitsd States.
f.H II. r. HULBURD,
mh2S.wH Comptroller Of the Currency