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Pennsylvania.

Democratic Meeting In Phiiadeiphia- Pro-
posed BeIiigcreut Mensures-Thc NIectiuG
Breaks Up im Confusion.
PnnADxlrHiA, Feb. "a, 1865
meeting OF the democrats OF the Fourth ward was
held yesterday at which ono hundred aud seventeen
persons we're present The following resolutions were
adopted -
Resolved, Tha. inssmuch a. usurpng Congress calls
people, but the servants OF the peops citizens or
Philadelphia who value the constitution above all party
and party tactics do solemnly resolve that Andrew
Johnson President OF the United States standing as ho
does for tho constitution and the rights OF the people
under IT, Is the true exponent Of tho feelings Of tho pso
pie aud that We WILL II necessary shoulder muskets
sustain, not Andrew johnson alone but the consttu-
tioD, which he supports with vigor and tuthfunsS
that challenge our admiration and respect.
Resolved, That this ID q white mans governmsnt that
must be sustained At oil hazards.
Another resolution proposed that the meeting adjourn
to meet al the railroad depot under and proceed 70
Washington, but before the vote was taken on Il the
meeting broke UP In some confusion.
Rejoicing in Philadelphia Ovor tho Passage
OF the Impeachment ResolutIoW.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "A, 1893
The Union League Of the Nineteenth ward, In this
city fred salute Of NIFTY guns this evening honor OF
the passage OF the impeachment resolution.
ReIoIcInss Over Impcachm cnt at Reading.
RsApIso, Feb. ~, 1858
The news OF the prompt action OF the House In the
impeachment movement was received here with grss.
rejoicing Ono hundred guns were fred In the square
In honor OF the event.
Issue OF a Death Warrant By Governor
Gcnry.
HARRISBURG, Feb "a, 1893.
The Governor to-day issued . death warrant for the
tho murder Of the squiob family The si.cut'sp viii
take place March 81.
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= eas. ., ,yhiskey-The stay Law Decided
Unconstitutional.
NHw OaLsAss, Feb. 70, 1858.
Al Galveston oil the whisksy seized because Of
technical violation Of the laws to-day re-
leased BY decision OF Judge watrous and bonds taken
for tho value thereof IL called upon By the Supreme
Court Of the State.
Judge Hamilton this morning decided the Stay laws
IN ha uncopattutlonaL
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the fReSS TelEGRAMs.

Tender Of the Illinois Grand Army Of the Re.
public to Congress-.
spRNGFIELD, Feb "a, lSos
Adjutant General Hayne teiegraphed to General
Logan to stand firmly by Mr.. Stanton, assuring him
OF the support OF she Grand Army OF the Republic
and the loyal people OF his constituency, VIII .ch en-
braces the entire State.
CHICAGO, Feb a. 1868
meeting OF prominent citizens was hold at fremont
Hall to-day to make arrangements for o mass meeting
or the citizens, TO DO held to- morrow night, TO
give an expression OF tho public sentiment In regard 20
Tho pending impeachment OF the Presldeat
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HeaAlo

leo for tho Mnn-efwnr Monengaheia-Tks
Cholera DecrsnsIns.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1868.
At st. Thomas, on the 18th, the Gunner Fcrtb
arrived from saco. Me-, with ice for the United
States man.of.war Monongahsla at ST. Croix.
The cholera is decreasing, and the authorities
insist that there are no more cases; but tho
different foreign consuls do not agree on the
subject.
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MiCHlG AN.

Fire at Jacksou-Loss $4,000.
DETROIT, Feb. "a, 1883.
are al Jackson Sunday destroyed the Wilcox
block occupied by the Peoples National Bank, Yousg-
love 4 Co, grocsrs, Ford, tobscconist and Bibbsrd
Brothers, fancy goods.
Tue tO,sl loss . estimated .. s'oooo and the property
IA insured TOR $4,000
The Gre wss caused by . defect 10 The stovspips
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NEW YoRK

Republican Nomination for Mayor Of ROches.
tcr-KcJOicinxs Over tho Impeaoh ment.
ROCHESTER,, Feb. "a, 1868.
Tho Republican City Convention this evening unani-
mousy nominated William A. Reynolds for Mayor.
telegram announcing the vote on mpsachiug the
President received with cheers. The con vention
declared unanimously its approval OF the action OF the
House OF Representatives.
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GEORGIA

The oaveation-insiructtops 90 abe Jndici-
ciary Comnittee-The Homestead Bin.
ATLANTA, Feb. "A, 1893.
In tbs Convention to-day the judiciary Committee
were instructed TO report that state Senators shall be
twenty-five and State Representatives twenty years
Of age that they shall be citizens OF the United states
and shall have been inhabt ants OF Georgia tor elk
months and resident Of the district county from whcn
they are elected Tor three mouths immeda;ey preced
ing the election.
The special Committee on the Homestead ordnance
submitted report tnat each head q family OF minor
children shall be splited exemption OF property
the vaiae or $4,000. Pending the discussion VI lhe
same, Dr. Miller navng tao door, the Convention ad
Journed.
Excitement Over tho News from WashIngto ON
-lmprisOnuient for Debt Prohibited by Gen.
erui Meade.
AUGUSTA, Feb. "a, 1868.
The news from Washington causes great excitement
hero and elsewhere throughout the ate.
In accordance with resolutions Of the Convention
era Meade orders that imprisonment for debt prohb-
itsd and hereafter bail process sha be issued out
the State courta All persons imprisoned for dsb
be immediately discharged Ins order to remain
force until the election the takes place
or n!l further orders from headQusr,era
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CHICAGO. Feb. "a, 1868.
Fire In ChlcaUO.

CHICAGO, Feb "a, 1868
The Northwestern Hotel on West Water street, was
destroyed by Gre at o'clock this morning invov-
Ing loss OF s5000o on which therc is $25 900
large barn in tho rear OF the hotel belonging
to A. q. Carson, was also destroyed twenty-five
horses we're burned to DEATH NJ Carsons loss IL not
lsss thAn $4,000.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NE WS.

LIVERPOOL Feb a. The steamship Nebraska, Captain
Gard, OF the Great Western Steamship Company, which
sailed from New York February IL arrived At this port
yesterday
1IyRRPoor, Feb "a Tho steamship Erin, Captain
Forbes oftbe National line whoa ioit hs~ York Fob
-"--- " arrived ~ this port to-day,
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Tho Nova Scotia Parllamont-Tho COnfodora.
tion Repeal Resolutions Adopted.
HALIFAX, Feb. "a, 1858.
Tho debate the resolutions repeal the coniedera-
ration concluded to-day. An address to the Queen
smbodying the resolutions sent to the Lieutenant
Governor asking him 70 submit the TO the Queen.
The House win probably adjourn Tomorrow Il is re-
ported the Hon. Mr.. Howe has accepted lucrative po-
sision on London paper and will nos return so Nova
Scotia.
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IRELAND.
A Feninn Murder.

Feninn Murder.
LONDON, Fsb N-10P n
The coroner's jury which has been investigating the
circumstances attending the death OF Casey in cork has
brought in . verdict contAinng . charge Of murder
against Mackay, the Fenian.
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Tender OF Troops 10 Preserve the Peace.
PoUouKskrss, Feb. "a, 1858.
Lieutenant Colonel Eastman has rendered Adutant
General Marvin the services OF the Twenty first regi
ment Of this district to preserve tho peace Washing
ton Ho says the regiment be ready at twenty -four
hours notice.
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

JACKSON, Feb. ~, A1s6s
In the Convention today one section Of hs Bill Of
Rights adopted II forbids slavery and involuntary
servituds except for The Legislature shall pro.
cure uniform sysiom OF apprenticeship for unprotected
ninors resolution was adopted providing for after
noon and night sessions.
The coored doorksoper entered complaint against
Merry nau white member OF the Convention stat.
ing that Merryman came 90 the hall last night With =
crowd Of citixons aud dressed 10 soldiers clothes
and attacked aud roughly handled MN aud another
coored man, and after Wards attempted 10 rob then
committee Of i've was appointed 70 iuysstgns the
charges
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sS;.1Ssf foRfxk5 couoH BALsAM
known TO be The sure aud edeetual remedy aud IL within
the reach Of AL.
FOR ssls b. al druggIsis al 2sa., s0c and 7se
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

Pr0roGation Of the Quebec Parliament.
QuxBEc. Feb. "a. 1858.
The hrst session Of the quebec Parliament since the
confederation was prorosusd to-day with the usual
ceremonies
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CUBA.
SPECIAL IslssRAm TO the HERALD

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD
The CnrnivHl-Quarantiuo.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1868.
The celebration of tho carnival yesterday was
magnificent.
The British mail steamer from st. Thomas has
been quarantined.
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

PRINTING of Every Description Execute&
With neatness and despatch and NJ lower rates haa ese
where, al The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTfNd k5rkn.
LiSuMFST, W Nassau street
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DR.. schsnrE VIII he Profes.icnnIly st Hts
Rooms No - BOND street 1uesdsy February 70, from
"a NJ. uls sP NJ and every tuesday thereafter Al sd-
free Of charge but for thorough eIsmlnston OF the
I.ungs with his Respiromser hs pfice is S His med-
cines may DO obtained a. his at all times
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nrs last night destroyed the store occupied by James
Arnett and the three adjoining bnildnga Loss
$4,000.
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sod in!ermston furnished fhs hlgbes rs!ss pad ssr-
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold aud sllTer , -, ~
TAYLOR CO.. Bankera 10 wan ss'cc' -.
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Suicide Of Young Lady es B!nGhep,on.

--..sBIaTOH. Fcb q, 1900.
Frances Z. rhurston, . young lady OF whituey's
Point, Brooms county, who eiopsd with . married man
named Simon 8. Newell on the 9th Of December last.
co,n,,,, suicide by taking oil Of vtriol In this city
Saturday Th5 Jury chaaS lhat ,ps v@ase 81 re
suicide wss the abandonment and misussS6 Of MSS
Thurssou BY Mr. Newell
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

Crtstn ndoro's Hair Dye.-Tbe Beet Ever
uapuf.e,ured wholesale aud retail also applied at No
uaoss
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Ladies', Misses, and Children,s Fine WaIh-
ing Boon pebblo morccco, glove and goat, black ana
Lace and Button Polish boots hand sewsd % in~
JOHN W. BURT % Park row
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rrs Tss: Ss s5e; pd 3 aaf axs No.
Broadway, one door below Canal street
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

The Merchants Bank Of Montreal.
MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. "a 1858.
AT meeting OF the shareholders Of the Merchans'
Bank an indsnture Of amslgamstion with the CONNER
cal under The name Of s.Nerchants' Bank OF Canada
Wss unanimousy adopted
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

Coughs: As q sootbing csornl, Brewp,s
BRONCHIAL TROtHES are advsutageously employe cd to
alleviate coughs sore throat boscness and bronchial af
fecons Those exposed TO sudden changes OF weather
should have hsm, as they b3 carried In The pocket aud
taken occasion requires upon the nst Appsarancs of
cold or cough
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

r.. y.,r.coi,,.u lob Prinfinx Estabtish-.
NFSf o1 Nsssss street. prepared TO furnish yArs Git
Cases Posters aod every rsscrpu0A
OF PTintns =. rates twenty ave per cent less u2n can %
All nd else = nero In the city
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what Makes. .your Hair 80 Bspgsifnis Nr..
=. nRRssINu (n botsle. Price 81 EveEy drvggiss
nIs
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wigs, Toupecs End Ornementni iirir;-Byss
aualiy Hair pye anI Hsu DYeag All coors ~ BAlVdGir
CRs. " Bgnd sre,A
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MlSSlS SlPPl.

The ConveniIon-Prsgress with the Bul Of
RiGhss-Charge Of Attempted Robbery Lods-
ed Against q Member. ~
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

A.-A.-Japaucse Hair stain
Oolors the hAr wbsksrr and mustsshe beaofkS hlscs
brown. consists OF only preparation CeLsr I'll
will not fade wash out Only 90 cent? q boz.
Sold by H. r. IiBLMBDLD. 5o4 Broadway nsxt 4ssre
polilAu Hotel, and By all drusgisLs
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A.-n.zard a. C.sw~Ip. Pur.

Batcheior's Hair Dye.-Thr Best In tho
world theouly perfect Dye harmless reliable
GUS kscGury IS Bond street.
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A Psrfeoa Hair rDresss~s-osrssss's CscaaAss
.ar ~. :. ssc sS' w.sSs. sIs r's"Sa p'".s.s
--------------------
A. ths People Arc Headins IL.
ias kAKL, LIFE or dEaEGAL GRANT
~ AIS FA,gEa.
VI ryxs EKr 4gssLv ror ras GsOaEa
xoS aLAss
sAx sBw YoKx LkDass
AND
YoI SALE Ar ALL TnE Soox syosRs AVN
-
NBWy pEPoTs IN THg uSTKD srArEs
A.-A.-Japaucse Hair stain
Ooors the hAfr wbsksrr and mustsshe bssaikr. hsc1
V Sissi s'S; ~" % ss - -
polilAu Hotel, and By all drusgisLs
A.-Hszard g. CssweIp. Pure
COD LIVER OIL.
Beat In ths world"
gstufsetured By CAswELL. HAZARD CO..
Under Fifth Avenue Hotel
Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world theonly perfect hArmess able
Fsuory IS Bond street.
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NEWS pEPors IN Tny uSrEu STATES.
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

PHILADELPHIA Feb. "A, 1893
The Union League Of the Nineteenth ward, In this
city fred salute Of NIFTY guns this evening in honor Of
the passage OF the impeachment resolution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-15

The earliest Nes.pAper published ia
EaIuJe was the Giornale di feneEia. sbici
appeared il The beginning u the sixteenth
crntury. The hrst Engl,sh Journal csme
oal nnIer the title Of The : News Litter"
al London, in 1888. the hlndrei years
ago. al The copies 81 newspaper. Published
in the world we're not rquai IN humber iua
single mornings i,.ue 81 the London
/" T,me.." II would be pretty conputa
lion 10 reckon up Tie number that will b.
required one hundred year, hence, when all
the East shall have been lnown uprn 10
the printer, aud daily journals established
in he fertile region. 81 Central Africa.
Tar GoLDss RpLE. LIN his speech in
New York eus. al the grand banquet gwen
10 The Chinese embassy. Mr.. BaiInsaanc
said. amongst inany ot,er things, . China
cones with the great doctrine u Canfuciu..
uttered tsu thousind three nundrr,l yeats
ago.: DO nDl unlu others VII, y.u would
not have plhers 40 unlo yon." Will yuU
not respond with the mure posiiis I0cttIne
If Christianity, +. We will do untu olhefs
what We wueld have others q, ni.u,f''
Mr. Burlingame well says ihal there !. a
great difference between these tw0 utter
ances. OIe IL negative the nlher i posi-.
tive. Une IL human the uthrr . disinr.
How lsTEREsr WILL lScRsAse.-- Tho pro-
perty which Mr. Thomas Brown. lately
murdered IN Hampton Falls, Ms.saehoseus,
inherited IRON his father, was q pair Of
steers, given o hin when he was sixteen
rear, old, aud which he sold far 500, put
ing the money Ut Interest. and Keeping u
th,Ie, until al the time ~ his death, il had,
reached The sun Of $4,000.
A PRsTrY IarrArfs.- EPSON salts de
solved 10 beer, together with small qpan-
tity 81 dex,rine. (artilicisl gun. and 10 Oh.
state applied toa pane vi glass with .
sponge or brush. will. en crystalizing. pro.
duce lndentiesl designs 10 ih.se produced
BY fiostj and famous German chemist
has discovered q means 60 tlansisr these
fairy -ilke creationsio slvns aud paper.
Copper. according 10 Prof Hitchcock u
Amherst College. Is very plea,iiui in Ns~
Hampshire. AZ alecture delivered at Con.
card. New Hampshire. recently. he assert
ed that there was copper enough IN Gard.
rer's Mountain. 10 that State. to supply the
United States Tor two hundred years, the
vein beng Eve miles long. and eve bupdred
iees in depth. ! piF. iasfes ssas
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matter Of taste. ne fieus ht,hcre we've es.
I,rrssions that might have ber,r lrIi nu'.
lie thought Gen. Lain bal gone cut III
MS way, as State PROXY, in attacking the
rrpart nf the Presidrnt There was no ne
cessi,y fur the resolution. As ID General
Csnby's order interfering with ihis cum.
many, he had 40 hesitation ID saving il VAS
despotism, aud he should saie against the
resnlntion az Gen Lailin..
M The vote was taken, and. oi course. Ge1,.
Latin. State Proxy. had an easy Victory,
with the 30, 600 votes at his command
The following scnilenen were eieyted
Directors. IN he pat OF the individual
Stockholders, VIZ: Messrs. l.. Mnrehcasl.
y. A. D,is, 'rhps. webband W A. Cald
well.
On Friday, resolution authorizing ihc
Directors ia issue bonds 10 the amonnt ni
s.o0 600. if lhey thought III WAS passeslby
the .ntr 81 the State p,oxy. NJ. PARSLEY,
on behalf " himself and trothrr ih''isiia.
nj stockhpilers, vnted 10 the ncgaiise. aud
lie .,rrd tia, their protest should be entered
on the REGARD. aaA
A resolution anthorizisg the N"rih "a.
rolna Railroad COMPANY I" extend sl'i -
The Columbia and Angusia bIanch Rail.
road Company. mi 10 exceed IN s'n"ui
$1,000 Was adopted.
The nov BOARD IL Directors elected W.
A. Smith, Of Johnston. Prrsidsn, Albert
Iohnston of Raleigh, Saperintrndrni;G
NJ. Ina. Treasurer, and T.. A. Stage. The
present iucumbent.. Secretary. aa1
We shall pnblish The report ct The Pnsi-
dent in full in eur nest issue.
.-~-~~>~--~.-- 4s.N s4Atl
A CuRlovs CtGcunsraNcE.-Tke life II a
named Albert Wright .emplcstd
.n ID. kums, waiertawn and Oswrgo rail.
road. MAS sssrd by = curious ciieumstsiee
he olher day. Wright was ioiinrrly
soldier. and while in The service wa buck
rd and Z ,gged us m utficrr Tor 20 ne alleged
oll.nsr. lie then swore that he would be
re,rngrd 4 he ever net bis rppressnr.
Last Monday the utficer happened 70 5e >
passenger an the tram, aud al one % The
stations stepped upon the platform. Wright
saw him. aud Immediately "salled in" aud
adm Mastered 10 his i,rmrr superior a re.
nendnu. H.gsing. The brakeman WAS ar
rested, aud durins his temporary retire
men, anoIher man VIM to'k his place IN
the train MAS killed b, collision.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-15

4 THs RAImeH STaSpAnpe--Messrs-, N. Paige &
CO.. have purchased The Stand0td o., 'blishmc Il
viii hereafter be publishsa daily and weekly-,he
bailey al $40 rear the Weekly a. 50. Clubs Of Eve
Subscribers win be entitled 10 one copy gratis. Pay
ment always 10 be made in advance. The politics q
the paper will remain unchanged.
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AiIIshasaagb 8srnnsr.
HLLLSBoRoUGu. n. g.
wednesday,. Jusy 10, IS6s.


II has been officially announced by Gov Holden,
that .. regular meeting Of The Board Of Education
for the State Of North Carolina on The OH instant il
WAS ordered thai the exercises Of the University be
hscontiuued until further notice. III
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
, ,sfsiaTOLEDO atNTA RIA Ell, nofF

.,1h ,6gFrwT- @yfEEEE
TOLEDO, June 25, 1868.
GFhOU Rhine, 81 O6@7 5o;i sSaPerhse S0a&
25; Extra, Q 50@l0 09T Double xtra aud Fancy
10 O0t1 9 O0sn 2llse Flour, $e.d io sh7ia ~ 4
5sERAiHla-Wbedt 23OsB255e; Corn 9269S3c; Cats
lie; Rye l75c Barley quiet. 7"nGEH
fiP0RkGMes's uewa e8 Oa62g CO.; Hams acc
Shoulders l5c.s Dressed hogs 9abHc aR n. .iia
LARD 15eJinsi in ebisj, lel;i do, kog 81 u Ne.
iBigGIEERsaJFrs4h roll spei in keg S5e.o ~,
GR0CERIES--Cof Rio 22@g7c; Java ssc;
Sugars-raw sugar Il@l5e ycrpshed l7@17Aej
granulated l7Ac; a coffee 19Ac; b coffee I61zS.
2 So sgSsS toS Ssps Y 4Sse9 gsa
Japan lQ08l25e,7 Mplqsses S3QhlO0cf Sirups-
fair S5@55c;, good S0@S5c !; prime 9OaIl0c.
Rice Rangoon l0c; Carofihs lie. a'T1'u
LUMBER ACieaf $50; I'd clear $f5; boz $40
stock boards S22j common BOARDS SIG; chIled do
Sill; fencing Sl7 eull fencing 81 flooring strfps
$4s; % do SSj jois, ssantling and timber, IS feet
aud under, SIS; A iS-ineh sawed shingles s so;
A l8-inch sawed shingles CO., l6-inch sawed
shingles 500 and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed anhring 80 90;
common dressed siding $l7; "a aud clear dressed
siding s25; dressed stock common, 2 inch, $24i
dressed eomtnon boafds SIsI Lath %.
% tObelVE $40
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Leaving oflevv Of 1866, for re-
splendid Porirni.s.

We desire to call attention to Middleton's series
of National Oil Portraits, Which Mr.. A. Hunting
ton is now Offering Tor sale in this place. These
portrats are of cabinet of halt life sze in oval
canvas strctchers and is handsomely ornamentcd
gilt Or rosewood frames, aud are executed in the
finest style of oil colois, with beauty of finish
rarely elualed.
The series embraces portraits Of Washington,
Martha Washington, Lincoln, Clay, Webster,
Jackson, Douglas, Grant, Sherman, Admiral Far
raeut. tcwhieh is added the portrait of Wesley
and the new Goddess uf Liberty. Thcrare beauty
and finish Of these portraits WIN be admittedly
all who see them, their accuracy aud lifclike ex-
preston are fully attested by the relatives and
personal friends Of the originals, or by those mho
have studied the best and authentic portraits oi
them, No'handsomer OF moro appropriate pArlpr
Ornnm mt can be. lad. s r ..r .. ..E
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
Hiram A. Donaldson Acquitted.

HIRAM A. DosALpsoS, WHO Killed his son, in
August last, near Bowling Green, was acquitted
last week by Seneca County jury, in Tiflin.
An Irishman, after emigrating To this country,
wrote to his chum in Ireland, ".Och Jemmyl
come to Ameriky no hangin' for stating +" and
he might, with equal truth and prepriety, have
added -" No conriction in Seneca County for
murder much less, hanging H. a.. ....,
The indignation felt among those Of our citizens,
who are acquainted with all the circumstances at
tending this Tragedy in August last, at the yer
dict of the jury, cannot be expressed in words.
They feel though Crime has triumphed, and
in the majestic name of Law, Justice has been
awindlad
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The SrngerbMnd.

correspondent, in another column, pays a
just tribute to the Pcrrysburg SHngerbund and
their new Musical Hall. On Saturday evening
last, they occupied their Hall for the first time.
Preceded by the Maumee Band, they marched in
procession 10 the Hall, bearing beautiful bar
neT. Tho evening passed off n'casaptl aud tie
singing and music were skillfully executed aud
elected, deserved praise. The preparations for
the Fourth are completed and the celebration
will undoubtedly surass, anything Of tile kind
that has ever been held in ibis section Of the
State. Arrangements have been made by rail
way and steamboat for the accommodation Of Wis
itors at reasonable rates. .-L - .>,n-
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irERRrsBUnGs MXRFt.ElTiI,.: F.liI,

.oI6dtRs6r 'walkLv ~ !. Il niLLrn co.
PBRRYsBURG, June 25, 1868.
APPLEs Grehn aSiba 30; drisdA 25.
BtSfEn, 2OiSSsc aa6; Eggt, lsal5e apid6a.
FLOUR1O DQsll5,0 90 " baprel.,rr,
GRAIN.Eat Corn 81 90 ap' 100 lbs; Oats GS Ia
75e;, Rye 90. Wheat l gO@2 80 W bu. .SheIed
Corn, lS5 10 g0c. 90 W :. II ~ ut E.AaJ
MEATS Hams lS@22e ~ IL Shoulders I61
zee; Dressed Hogs 834O9OO " cwt.
4, ILRD--s20 to.22c-7p h.. q > mn =. .srlT
PorAT0ss -i2Ssl5Oc " bushei. 4 80 ~
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
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Prospectus of Cincinnati Weekly Chronicle.
Job Work--Journsl Office. ,.
DRY Goods Whitmore & Co. .4 d
Sheriff 3 SNle--O. W. Evers. .,. .u
Msster Commissioners Saie-O. W. Evcrs.
Ditch Notice Many Petitioners.
Ditch NOtiee-A. $. FerRuson.
Ring Lost-0. A Hitchcock.
Notes Lnst-Beni amin Streeter. .,,- ..e'
To Whom II May Cuaeern--J. q. Seelman.
Messengers Notico- Harry Thompson.
P,ir.lniIe the Best-LEnstInan q kendnn.