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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03
A. SpAuLDIMC.

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER
VNI in Boots Il Shoes. Main street, Cedar Falls
Iowa. A Fnll supply always on hand. = 9-l2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03
MACHINERY.

NORTlI-W -WEST'N MFG. CO., Engines. Pumps
IN Wrought Iron Pipe, Maleable Iron Castings
Steam Warming Apps, 10 n. Jefleron st. :
WALWORTIi, TWOIIIG Il FJrRSE, Iron Pipe
w a. Fittings, Stean Boilers. Pumps e Gaiiges
Betting. Sim Wing App, 225 Lake ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03

vDRUSSINGS Pure Cedcr Vinegar Warranted
u Pure. and to preserve pickles. Strong and pal
atable. largest works In u, g., Established 1915.
2. 81 4 hs!.sing. 30 Z 81 STATE 81. Chic.go
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03

LUMBER, ssh, RLiNING, &C.
NEWMAN, LEWIS & sUNWALT. Planning
~ Min, Sash and door Factosy a. Lumber Yard
Cargoes docked, and orders ffIlea. Cor. I2th Il
Lumber SITS, L. O. Box 59l9s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03

a USTIN, CLAPP & co. Wholesale Dealers
IN and Jobbers in Boots and Shoes. Large and
weffsefected Stock at bottom prices ss Mich. Ave.
(sAMBERLIN, SMITH & MOORE. Manufac:
Sssurers and Jobbcrs of Boots and Shoes, 90 4
G2 Michigan Avenue. ~ So.
~ NJ HENDERSON & Co, Manufacturers and
VI Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, ID II 2I Ham
dolph Street. sts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03

Legal Advertisements at legal rates.
Business Cards of five lines or leEs, $50 per
year each additional line $E00. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03

K ETH BROTHERs, hits Caps and Filrs,
IN Millinery and Snaw Goods, Buffalo Robes
and Buck Gooas, Umbrellas, Parasols, &C., is and
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-03
s. N. PIERCE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
OYernan's Block. Cedar Falls Iowa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

| gsfern gormittas sesen llbr bereits begonn iid
her Wtarftplab uno Die Vprbae beg Hathbau5es nit
2inbern anSufillen, pelte bic 3eit nid,t erparten
tonnten, iuann Der 9rD6e Wabltbdter eriaenen piir
be: Mlmd!ig famen aud Die sroBen Ginber an, rdnt-
td Wtitter nit ibren Rlenen. Ia iosar 0dter, mo
tolte porbanoen maren, unb @bepaare.. Gtmas nib
tiaulldas @ Sents stnsen aus purem 8 u ia lle NIT
ipa5ieren- Die 9elhidte tonnte la edit n.-3ebn
llbr batte es idon Iansh eeidlasen, aber fein Mr
8oeoau moute erideinen. gnolid erIhien Elm Serr,
per a5er nod iebr Jung, oeI anb lebensluitig aus.
lab nno oer nit bliibenben Ginbern 9eegnet lit ,nb
bertbeilte Ob uno GDnfefte, bamit Die fleinen Gin-
Der bod nidt umIonit eefommen iein iollten. Srob=
BEN aber .parteten Glein uno 8roB auf ben groBen
.Gtnoerfrelno uno pbilantropen @oDbaG, bis enoIi1
etn Yoli3iit i'm Hanlen Sr Gbren, bes Wfapor, bem
perammelten goIfe perfiinbiste mad driitlier 3eit-
.rednung ihreibe man beute ben eriten MprtI,
sporauf oe Reinen enttduibt un6 bic @roBeu be-
i46mt perbufteten. esY1&I 8EfFfs1fsE
Ser April- 9der3 mar siemlid iinnrei9 nit Be.
rednuns Der 2eiatsldubisfeit oes YnbIitnins aus.
geood3t, nno bate ausge3eiAneten Grfolg, obgleid
oie Soee einen5einer Ginoer beranbten Batter oarin
de 1T.
Sie gitte, bic aeute in BEN asril su ididen, 5ou
1880 auf oem Hei4stage 3u Worms aufgefpmnlen
lein. Samals mnroe BON Der beuti1en Station iebr
niel Geo fir ben Srfenfreg geforoert uno es Ioate
oaju bas Wtln3melen nen re9ulirt tuerben. Sa man
aber Dor anbern wibtigen @elhaften nidt baau foms
men fonnte, febte mon einen beionbern Wn3tas auf
ben !; Npril 1880 5u angsburg elm. gsmiirben bas
raufbin plele Speeulatipnen semaft, nnb bic @elo-
ten Sage Elm, faben fih aber setduitt uno mubten
Die Neiie= uno 3iehun9s s9olten mod obenbrein 9e<
ben. Seit iener 3eit iino Die Narren aln 1. MpriI
nidt auseeitorben. 4as 4s9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
@tneinnatter Marftberidt.
gineinnati. ben 6 apriI lsss

- fas8i s8lf NGtnttnnati, htn6 MpYiI 1868.
metI. - @uperfetues ss.75sas. ertra 90. .7,-,o 2s :.
amilisnnett slo,5o-iIOo: GrtraSeins Gcrsn 9aoneni
Sil,75l3,oO e - = ''. AoN"'''
gs,r ynar rehte tr;n Ho h ~,
ns M iaa Ser @ IS es sr s
~ 81 a. ~ erms sbI =. ses * 90 S S.sff ~ o.'' 8
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Sss IA snmshf e. sn . * ~. a,sSss.,.a a. 90
AS ser gn. q ss'''-''''' e''SS''''s Wv
ri,en- sgs rptSer gnttYnr,,eu 40 an ~. 40 az
6is wreis ans nm 9ts asiaasa. Hs sainbr II ss,
rine. - IL s. - -, '-'F,N : s5'' " -
We fhfprn-c csemtsdtes asfdSI t,a Darn AZ 40 r,a .
seIbenfsrn Sc gis. 'ss'''s "s'a0' = y s's
s fer -75-76 gte fur bs,ftu 5ss Ls8 -
Ressen.l--I. .s5 fur bsifen ass
0sepSe - a. go far Wp. 4 Atrsf7atYar. arns,nsra.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

: ganmwslle.-N q Gts. far bsaeaetsbgsna. 81 eys,t,
l. gfpsrrttS . tt. -astfd ST Cts Der yfb, VarNA<
- Gts fur DerteI une S-lo gts fur tdIbe al
2bh- ss'o1soo ssr gr! fur aesfeI, il mad 6saitsit
Gsrsersinbs. Bsife GbsSnni Das Dom Boot sls- a.
gssera :, ssssa;u, gse ~ 7on7, - = sts per pr
gte. - - q =
giftn. = gtastOas granbry s4o.oo-l5oo, Gsasssd
Riu $35.oo-40.00 per 3srnt. s9leomV $l0O.oo-l05oo
PCT 1onnt. Stonstneilen --5H gn. Der Yfb.; Eiftn.
Smtattpu 22-23 Gie = $50 10, asf so -
esbtr. Sssntbtr 3s45 gts.; Semlsd 3s--ss Gie.
0fl9trrleetr 424 Gts.; aaitIebtr $l4of70 fur einbel
mildss unb q. fur fraa,sHfafs ser gfb OtnIsSs
soO0.sO 90 pr gnsene 4sbdue s7o~a2D1tt Dxtsnb.
.,S afsrg x y aassa. Hlsa gagsr sl,io.isl Msls-
slsOl 80 Dtstpfdffr sl,cOis0 fur stn63nIilbs xns
200 fur siltnssbunbens G&mals 1ttsss 81 50;
earb Ress $50 gte. @la6 Peestsabs 81, IS bints
g. g q oo-s %; gssabif oa,is; elad SalStAusis
S5soo4 4,oo per Dussnc. - - 80 s.
@tfIassI. = DslfAthsar lgepast) l6-ls Gts. ~
2n @anie pr Duttnb taepntt5 $5.5O-6.00. Gnieu 1T
Das. (8eYusr ea,oo-4 ,5atnn per Dsn. lsss) 14
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
gtadt Columbus.
Sie stahtmabI. - sie Semotrateu iiesrci9 I! |!

j. q =
Sie staotmabI. - Sie Semofrateu iiegreid
Die getbeilisune an ben QBablen am IeBten Mton.
tag NOR perbaltnibmdBig idpah. Sn Der S. unb
6. Warb batten Die bemofratii6en 6tabtratbs. unb
aieiior= Ganbiodten gar feline Oppoiition, tuoburd
natiirlid) ieoe @eranlaiiuns su einem Sample pee-
fiel. Die ein5ise Waro, in tueIder Elm mirfli6er
2ainpf itattfano, mar Die 4te; in ben abrgen Darbs
sin9 Die WabI duberff itil unb obne ieoe aufreeuna
poriber. Oas &eiultat lit Elm entiaiebener oemo-
fratiiter Sies. Mtt 9lusnabme Der g8arb Ganbi-
oaten, in ben brei bOffuungsloisn republtaniiden
Basos, baben mir Die idmmtlihen gaiioibaten auf
Sem bemofratiiden Sidet nit persrDBerten Mebr-
beiten setuablt; nenllid ben Gtabt Maribau, 6
Stabtrdtbe aus 9, 7 4iieiioren aug 10, Die Sotpn@
hip Srufees S. 'goonsp, pb. SdSoineer unb 6.
Smitb, bic gonitabler gaber, Corn uub 8artline,
ben Sopnibip Glerf Bed unb ben Somnibip Sdab.
meifter 8. ,Meiier. @ir laIen bier Die Mebrbeiten
folser, tpelde Die beiben Dfarbaa ganbibatsn Mur.
pbp (Oem.) unb Sbiains Rep.) in ben osridieoe-
nen 0DnrhS prhipItpu ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

Sie Glutb bat auf Dem Ranol suiid5en GireIe.s
bile un6 gbillieotbe beoeutenben Ghaben anaerd,.
tet. Rad Der S9dbuna bes 5rn. Waedb, 6es gu.
perintenoenten niro es eirra SIS 600 foen, nm ies
men Sbel bes Ranals in 70 auten. Stanb 3u iebeu,
ols ct Dor Der Glutb NOR. Muf Der Suei Meen fdn.
gen gbene bel gircleDille lit Der S9aoen an bebeu-
fenbiten, unb Is tpirb nabrIheinIi1 poue Swei Mo=
den oauern bis berelbe aus9ebei{ert it, obtr unter.
baib eiretepiQe Dirb bie SAifffobrt nod Idnger lu-
terbrpdhelt fein = ~ ~ = fssfsEa 3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

- Warum 1T cine Gbeirau sIeid elmer 3eitnne9--
Weil Seoermann cine fur fd babsn unbe eiih isine
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

Go, g. mar 10 aefaia BE aaentaait % i,eu Fir Sea
.eiiboten". au bernebnlen un6 lit berielbe bierniit
ermd1tist @eIoer fir ben Weifbpten Az erheben ior
tDie ard 8eiteQunsen fir Den getbotsn entaesen gu
nehmen. sd 81 - 60
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

: Ser SerSos pon gudinabam naro einii BON
Semanb eebeten, i9 fir i'm bel 4ofe 5u permenben,
pbenn," figte Der Mann bin5u: i'd Tam mid auf
Hiemanb nIs auf Soft un6 sic berlafen!"
r0ann bebnuere id Sic, ent9egnete Der persoa,
Der !iebe @ot uno i eelten ieyt 8eraoe bel Sofea am
manic nitpff ~ 80 = - - :. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
WeihdftS= YerieaunQ.

Der lntsrtanete Bat finen @rpsere. gtpre scn c l6s
Derttr Saet mad Gcut yublte Qant In BEN bsIanntsw
5aut BON sinri4 9pp teeet unb wni6t cdber td6 itn
cine tertn Dreunbe fpie aud rels Reue redt sotlrs6
tfuGtn. grrtrb Ne aae gut unb reel btbisnsH. 3
rs4aaf sAb sw p9il 3aubtr. II
Z. Mdra. - ss5ss st.sssa - - : lusthmnip q {
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
Jpes uno lafnt
8eeoiin8 2Sur3 elrebeii.

-" vsPsW usS0uWssw gSutSS1 uG1 SuWU&6 T.
Dh gprshss peIe obensenannts 1raabsHfers sss alien
anbsrn baben, fnb: = a -, 81 - ossgSssl - s
/. litsns. sic tinb lppise Wddier. 4s. 81
2tens. yon Webltban uno Ss6uIniB unberl6rt.
Stems Sie 9eoeiben in iebem 2lima uno ouf ie.
ben, Nooen. , s8,. .ss06 ~ .-&N
.4tens. Sic ,Soes SeeSling uirb Nlitte Gepttm.
Der, bic Renb SeeoIiHg Weitte Nusuf ihon reif
stems. Sic iinb nusge3einnete Weintrauben.
greilt fur Sces unb sesns SsrbIins: ~ faa
per Dabsnb. SIS per bnnbrt. $125 per 9nuftHb. 2.
idtrse $5 per Dusenb.
Rar gut bswurae an ben EaItn ufsrn bee grisfees Ina
Greisn sescsfne Wurstlreben perbsn mir psrtau %
tn cre Serpddt. Deawarts gontcrbs unb ane anbtTfn
betnnnten Sorttn III ben biaiafen yreifen.
sur bie Me6tteit Der @eeben pirb earantirt.
gDer BON ben obigen Scrten gBurselreten IL tEdnAn
Tanif mset M ta!o tnefm nsin @srEas ssrins nnb bic
Radfrase ftby eros III. - 8 - 8 49,
Qpuis MitfiGtter, -
.s Bcr sl4, Gantusfp gttr, Dtts.
Bel Htintr gefenansen mus bas gsIb yr Flee Orbsy)
btiefnat ftini BET s6seren pirb per grprts scttrt
26. Rdr3. B W. 6mr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

@. %. SdroII madt hermit allen DoarfiBi.
gen. Stiefelbeoirftigen unb Sdubloien bic liberia.
idenoe an5ei9e, bab er ieinen sroBen 8ofrath bon
@tiefeln unbr6 6hnben um iebr berabgeieBte Yreiie
fell bietet namentli4 idmmtiden alien Stof bebei-
teno lnter benz Rotenpreiie perfauft; ebenfas Iies
iert er beteIte Waaren fur Die nieorgffen preiie
8 4lio, Mlt un0 Sung, nun onfsepoBt uno nebmt bic
@eegenbet pabr, bena ipenn man 9utes SSuB3eua 10
pinig foufen tann, braudt man pabrlih nidt ldnger
barfnb 5u geben. sasaas
Sab-5odiiraBe, 90. 263, Columbus, o.. :
sSeb. l. 3nt u htu ?
B9 6. &. pfaff erIaubt iid bas perebrte bout
fhe Yublifum auf feline sroBe augtpabl BON Glas
yIn6 por5eaanpaaren, Spieaels Meiier, @abeln,
26ifel Qampen Bourbon 3obleu Del. &C., oufmerflaul
Al MAIDEN. Seine preie iino unftreitis Die bilis-
fen in Der Stabt. la@1 & .sr
Widr3. 10. 1857. r { i s,aT2 mt. 10. u. bu. e
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
a9.a =
0ireetoren:

Samud Qalewas, yraHbeni, Ptnry getlsr,
s4 abfs. .. Butler, @itt. vrdi., Bent. g. gmitt.
20. g. R. N1ler, Ger, Danid NsaQsuan.
I. asrii. smssman
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
GONE Sniuranre Gonlpanp
Cola mbas, 0biD.

Tiefe gcmpasnie III ben tfesen tss e.aates Dtc hfsr
Srsnt Scd Snnraxst GsrpasHitn, sraitH am IS. AprI
1867, nriet aa4sefcmmtn. q. . 81
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09
Sn ben apriI sei9iA.

ssa1E ~" "" $$Ptu UStvsuts
Sn Milmoutie lieben iid pertdeli9e gldttsr, stpei
benti9e uno 5pei enslide. bieiesmai san3 famos in
ben aprif fdiden. gs erfdien nemIid am Morsen
bes 1. April bic foIsenbe ribrenbe Npti3 in ibren
6paIten 'sb = -e 50 f'as rt1tss
IN bic Iieben suten anabenunb Wdb.
EST den In Der Gtaot.
sgs IL msin Munid, baB Die auien fleiuen Suneen
unb Wtdoden in Der Sta6t beute Yormitta9 10 llbr
Dor Der 9 ta6t 8 alle auf Dem MarftpIab iib Der.
lamn1eln m06ten.. B0ie unartiee 2inber braud1en
nidt au fonlmen, nlir nlhe n6dte i6 ieben bic ld
rnbis perbalten tonnen uno nibt bins uno beriprn.
gen nno 2drm MAIDEN, menn eine 0ertbeilun8 pDn
guten Sahen 9emad)t miro. Wie gelast, nur CUTE
6inoer Mill i4 ieben. Menn lie aa flein iino, als
oaB man ne aIen bngeben laiien biirfte 10 rilSsen
fie nit ibren .8nten Wiittern fomnlen. Die Wamas
go babe t!sns &nber 10 8erne i'd lisbe fs 70 lsbr;
Ser liebe @etfstu ieiner unerforidliden Weisbeit
batmir ale nteine Gnoer ems mad betn anbern 9es
n0minen nm 70 tbeurer no Die Iieben Rteinen nei=
mem Dereiniamten Seraen.,s Ino bornm nohuals,
ibr Witter un6 8dter, laiiet cure Rinber fDmmen.
ID iperoe anf lie anfpaen, oaB ibnen fein 2eo Be-
ihis1t une sbre ilsnen uniduIoisen aersen psrosu
Sd perbeprdeis 10 llbr an ber palle isin. 2aiIei
bic Reinen pinftIid lid einfinben, oa id nit ben
lndditen 3use mad WaOiion abreiien mub. g
Sobu BoobaIl, ~
- elm Vater un0 Gtnoertrenn0, Der ietne et8ener
safsss ,A8as Rinoer perloren bat 9g ST.
Der beutide Seralo fteute bic obi9e Notis an bi
SpiBe ieiner 6palten unb Der Dailp Wiseoniin'
lidrieb nod einen rihrenben yuff bosu, tuorin se
fact wurbe, bob Or. goobaa elm reiher 8ir9er pot
1affalo ie Der ale feline Rinber perloren uno nul
Hem grobes Werm69en gum 9eiten Der 2inoer per
tpenbe. Was auf Die Auaeise foIste, bas beIdreib
bos Nilwoufie Banner Don, Q. april in bieisn aBor
Ten: ssA
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Capital aus eermesea sAss,s1z.ss
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLEDo, April %, 1868.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 O0@7 so; Suporfnc s 0c@
25; Extra, 5O@l0 90; Double Extra and Fancy,
10 00Gl400. Rye Flour, so.
GRAlN-Wheat 27O'0290c; Corn 92@9Sc; Oats
69c; Rye li6c Barley quiet. r
PORk--Mess new 26 OO627 90 Hams 15c
Shoulders l2c Dressed Hogs, 9@9lac Y n.
LARD--Prme, in bbls, lie; do. kegs, l1l2c.
BUTTER Fresh roll 3sc; in keg 36c.
EGGS-i6c.
GROCERIES--Cor Rio 22@27c Java 3sc;
Sugars-raw sugar lDl5c crushed l1@l7%ci !
granulated l794c; A coffee l64c; Il coffee l6lIc.
G coffee 15l40l6c. Tcas-Young Tyson goa
l15c; Imperial l20@l7jc; Black lO01l60c :;
Japan l0OGl25c. Molasses s5d 1000 Sirups--
fair S5GpS5c; good SO@S5c prime 9O6ll0c.
Rice-Rangoon loci Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear s53; ID clear S4s; box Sil
stock boards S22; common boards $l6; culled do
Sll; fencing Sl7; Gull fencing Sll; flooring strips
S4S; 81 do S35; inst SIonting and timber, IL fee.
and under, SO; lSeinch sawed shingles 50j
A 1S-inch sawed shingles 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 00 common dressed flooring 80 00i
common iresSol siding SlI; 2d and clear dressed
siding S25; dressed stock common. l2-inch, S24;
dressed common boards SIS; Lath 90.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
A Mean correspondent.

1t is frequently the case that the press becomes
an unwitting agent in circulating reports which
unjusty reasct on individuals and on communities.
On Saturday last, our cotemporary-the Blade
was thus vctmized by its Perrysburg correspond
ent
Under the spccious pretence of transmitting
news Of interest, he adrotly expresses his
own malevoIent prejudices, and thus unjustly re-
fleets on an humble, but worthy, young man, and
casts vile slur on those generous-hcarted citizens
Of Perrysburg, who voluntarily aided him.
The exquisite meanness of the writer is manifest
in the following clipping. Referring to the fact
that Mr.. Boone had secreted himself from his real
or his anticipated enemies, the Perrysburg corre
spOndent states that
very few choice friends profess to know his
haunts, and the donation was announced to nut
him on his feet again and beyond the research, S
OF the dark characters that have been pursuing
him. BY this donation he realized tie handsome
sum of sixty dollars and he is thus placed beyond
want for at least month or two. BY this liberal
Offering the destroying spirits from the South have
been laid for the space of sixty days, by the exp-
ration of which time when the last donated dol
lar is expended, their brooding presence will
doubtless be felt again in fresh examinations of
hotel-registerS and mysterious howlings for their
victim. The " occasion" was graced with the
presence and influence oC staid citizen dgniaries
and furnished opportunities for ambitious young
men and interesting young women to expend much
diluted sentiment.
In regard to Mr.. BOONE, we desire to state that
he has resided in Perrysburg nearly two years,
during which he has conducted himself in a very
credtable manner. lie has been attending the
Perrysburg High School, to educate himself, and
the donation rendered him was on his part, an un.
solicited act Of kindness.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
Professor !. w. Ewing.

From an oversight, we omitted to notice at an
earlier date the report given by the Saginaw En-
fcrpri.e, of the closing exercises Of the school al
Saginaw, under the superintendent of Professor
!. W. EwING.
Speaking Of the public exhibition given, the Ea-
terprse states that "the manner in which the per-
fOrmances were received by the audience could
not but be natteriug to the personal as we'll as
professional pride Of Professor EWING and his
efficient assistants
The schools located in the different wards
Of the city, occupying seven different buildings.
The total enrolment is said to be about 900, with
average attendance of from $50 to 500 scholars
Miss MAGGIE BLAcKwooD, who is well and ia.
vorably known to the citizens Of Perrysburg is
acting as an assoclate teacher in these schools.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
PERRYsBURG, April 30, Is


EDITOR OF THE JoURNAL--Sr: Herewith send
a resolution for publication which intend to lay
before the Council for its action at its next meet
ing.
The object which have in view in pursuing
this course, is to invite attention to the matter
from those interested in the prosperity of the vii
lage, and elicit from them their views, before any
action is taken by the Council in the matter
We can no longer ignore the fact that our heavy
local taxation is daily driving capital by us, to
places with far inferior facilities than we possess
for manufacturing. While our water-power, our
forests of timber, and our facilities for shipment
to all parts of the country inviting manuroc-
lures, our heavy local tax is keeping them from
settling amongst us.
1t seems, then, 10 me, the part of wisdom, to re-
move the only obstacle TO our prosperity and more
especially so, as we do not thereby increase oul
burdens. Respectfully yours, &C.,
ASHER COOK.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
Dangerous Counterfeit.

A dangerous counterfeit fve-doar national
bank bill is said to be in extensive circulation
The bills are well executed-the "Lauding of
Columbus " on the back particularly. The prin-
cipal point of difference between the genuine and
the counterfeit is this The " I " in the sentence
"This note is secured" &C., at the head OF the
bill, covers the " nj in the United States, while
in the genuine it covers over the upper left cor
ner. BY this difference, the counterfeit can easily
be detected.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
Official Note in the 4th SUBJ Division
of the Sd JudiCIal District.
Judgeship.

We copy the following letter, complimentary OF
]. X. HoRD, brother and law partner Off. NJ. IToRn,
Of this place, from the Fremont Journal
EptToRs 1oURN'L; | understand that the hill
introduced in our Legislature, allowing an ad H.
tional Judge in our Judicial District is likely to
become law aud in view Of that probability, the
election of such additional Judge follows as a
matter of course,
Allow me, Messrs. Editors. to suggest the name
of our townsman, Hon. J. X. IIord, than whom a
purcr man ablcr jurist cannot be found in
Northern Ohio. only make this suggeStin as
one Of the many who know the gentleman, and
l hope this idea may assume some tangible form
and expression. Yours,
SUDSC(IRFR
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
The Perrysburg stnve Trnae,

The Forest KIag, left this port since our last
issue, laden with 100000 slaves.
The Jessis, of Ashtebula, consigned 10 F. r.
MILLER & Co., aud the Gio&gh, of Buffalo, con.
signed TO @. BEACH, arc now in port loading with
slaves.
The extent Of the stave trade at this point may
be realized from the fact that there are about
200 900 slaves piled up within this corporation,
ready fur shinmpnt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
Certificate Of Authority.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
CoLuMBUs, o., February 30, 1868.
WHEREAS, Satisfactory evidence has been fur
nshed to me, showing that the TRAVELLERS
LIFE INSURANCE co. of Hartford, in the State
OF Connecticut is possessed of at least the amount
of "A ctual capital required for the organization of
Life Insurance Companies in this State, under the
provisions of the act entitled An act for the in
corporation and regulation of Life Insurance Com
panies" passed April lst 1857 and that the same
is invested as provided by the said act and,
WHEREAS, The chief financial officer Of the said
State, bv whose laws the said Company was in
cOrporated, has duly certified under his hand aud
official seal, that he, as such officer holds in trust,
and on deposit, for the benefit of all the policy
holders of said Company, snch capital invested
aforesaid, specifying tile items thereof, aud that
he is satisfied that such securities are worth one
hundred thousand dollars and,
WHEREAS, The said Company has appointed r.
ID. Harrison, Esq, of Columbus, in the county of
Franklin, as its Attorney in this State, on whom
process Of law can be served, and certified copy
of the Charter of said Company has been filed in
this Office by the said Attorney, together with
certified copy of the vote resol ltion of the Trus
tees or d rectors Of said Company appointing such
Attorney aud the said Company has also filed in
this Office statement of its condition aud affairs
in the same manner aud fern required for the an
nual statements of similar companies organized
under the laws Of this State;
Now, therefore, |, James II. Goldman, Auditor Of
State for Ohio, in pursuance of the provisions of
the act aforesaid, do hereby certify that the said
Company has complied with the requirements OF
said act, and the said Company having appointed
II. R. CHARLES, as its Agent for Wood County,
| do also hereby certify that said Company and
Agents are duly authorized to transact the busi-
ness Of LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
in this State, as provided by the laws thereof
upon filing certified copy of this Certificate of
Authority in the County Recorders Office of the
county where the said Agency is to be established.
This Certificate of Authority is granted how
ever, on the condition that the said Insurance
Company shall not engage in the business Of any
other kind of insurance than that herein author
zed as provided by the laws of the State Of Ohio.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
( nv name, and caused my on a Seal TO be af-
! fixed, at the city Of Columbus, ON the day and
. year first above written.
( isEALl JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
BY JAS. VILLA Chief Clerk.
II. ID. HARRISON, Columbus,
General Agent for Ohio.
III. II, CHARLES, Perrysburg,