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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20

means. hold about $50, 600, 900 Of Govern.
ment bonds. The whole amount held-in
the State Of New York In the various forms
VI trust, will not fall below e200, ,OOO, 900.
II We look into other States we shall soc
that only small share Of these bonds are
held by men known as capitalists. hut
they belong In fact, II not in form, to the
business, tho active aud laboring members
Of society. The destruction Of these securi
ties would make u wide spread ruin aud
distress which would reach into every
workshop aud every home, however hum.
ble."
Mr.. SEyNouHs remarks apply equally 10
the State of Ohio, aud TO each Northern
aud Western State. Tho farmer the
merchant, tho widows and orphans of this
State, and our business corporations cheer.
fully loaned their substance TO the Gov.
ernmeut, when it's credit was impaired,
when the life Of tho nation was endangered
shall we now repay their patriotism by
robbing themY That is the consequence
involved in Mr.. PESDLEroN's scheme. Mr..
SEYMOUR iorcibIy statcs tho consequences
proceeding from the Pendloton policy;
Some hold that il is right and that IL is
due to tho taxpayers, that we should save
what we can by paying the principal Of
tho debt Ia currency but they undrrrate
tho force OF their own arguments. II is a
mistake 10 suppose that the interests Of tho
bondholder and tho taxpayers are antago.
nistic. Tho fact is overlooked that IN
order to make nny saving by giving the
bondhUller debascd aud worthless paper,
we would bring upon ourselves disaster
and dishonor which will cost hundred.
fold what we can save. II means that we
are TO give to the labOrer for his toll a base
currency; it means that the honor of our
country shall be stained il means that our
business shall be kept in uncertainty and
confusion il means that the laboring man
shall suffer by tho increased cost of the
comforts Of life We can't afford to specu
late upon the Nations henor at so fearful
cost. Every Democrat demands a policy
OF peace, order, aud economy and Just so
lar as he gains that ho | lts up the
national credit no makes our currency
as good as sterling coin, for that will rise
with the public credit"
Mr.. SEYMOUR concludes with an earnest
appeal TO the Bondholders, to como up to
'ho ho'P VI 'ho benocIhtic IOruS against
the mighty;
We appeal to the bondhcldcrs to help
rescue our country from tho hands Of cor.
rupt and ungratelul men. BY so doing
they will not only best secure their own
interests, but will gain the goodwill aud
gratitude Of the oppressed laborers aud
taxpayers"
New Hampshire has replied to that ap.
peal, and its voice resounds throughout
the nation. In duo time each other State
will answer in accord. With GRANT for
President, and old Ben. in tho Vice. .Presi.
dental Chair, and large body of earnest
Republicans in Congress to support them,
our country will have nothing to fear from
corrupt aud ungratoful men.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

The results of tke late political contest in
New Hampshire are highly favorable TO
the Republican party. Governor HARRI
MAN has clear majority of $500, over his
Democratic competitor. This election was
deemed by each party as II test OF public
sentiment, aud an indication Of results to
be attained in November next As such we
hail this glorious triumph as the best and
brightest omen, that the Republican party
is alive to the great issues involved in the
approaching campaign, aud are fully pre-
pared TO meet them. This victory in tho
Granite State not only furnishes cheering
evidence of public sentiment in regard to
who shall be the future occupant of the
Presidential Chair, but it also demonstra, es
the fact that ANDREW JoHNsoN's policy, to.
gother with himself, have been weighed in
the balance and found wanting. 1t fur,
nishes an ample mdorsment Of Congress in
their impeachment of him. Let our motto
now be, close tho rSuks, and march shoul
der to shoulder to the conflict, aud the re-
suits accomplished in New Hampshire Vii
be repeated in ovOry Northern State, ex
cepting only that Of New Jersey.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
s. w. sr, JOHS, ! Co,o,,y Can
JoHN RUSSELL, '0""y ~"
March 3. 1863.

1t ia hereby ordered that levy of five
thousand dollars be and the same is here
by IaOde ior tho purpose of constructing
Jail at Bowling Green, in this county, hy a
contract hereafter to be made aud entered
into, for the erection and construction Of
such jail aud that tho said sum of five
thousand dollars is hereby levied and ap.
proprated for the purpose Of building such
Jail in addition to the amount for which the
Jail at Perrysburg in this county can be
sold-the amount of snch sale 10 Do also
appropriated, together with the said sum
OF i've thousand dollars, to pay the con.
tractor who may build such iail, aud that
no further or other sum shall be hereafter
levied or appropriated for the building of
said Jail, or for the purchase Of grounds on
which to erect the same, or to pay a con
tractor for the erection and construction
thereof.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
A Mystery Solved-A Murder CommI tied
Ten Years AgO Confessed.

In lsSS, George Miller assistant cashier
OF the Union Bank, at jackson. Tenn. was
murdered in his sleeping apartment in The
bank, his skull having been fractured by
what is known among bankers As a cancel.
ing hammer. The vaults oC the bank were
also found to have been robbed of IsaYeral
thousand dollars. Detectives were set at
work, but without success. A few weeks
ago, IN Tennessee. man, named Walker
killed MIR. Bissell in cold blood, aud as
our dispatches have announced, was taken
from jail and hanged by mob. Tho mur.
der, confessed that he was the assassin oI
Miller as we'll as Of BisseB, =.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20

THE following paragraph taken from the
Springfield; Mass. RepaJlicm is the more
significant because that paper has hitherto
inclined strongly toward thu position Of an
apOlogist for President JOHNSON;
Everything is proved everything is ad.
mitled, aud Congress has no escape from
the choice and the issue wioh tile President
has forced upon it unless it abapdaj(s tue
whole contest forever aud establishes tls
precedent that the Executive Department
may annul and defy at pleasure tho acts of
the Legislative. The tenure of Office bill
may not be eonstitutional-of that tho Presi.
dent is not the judge, but until the courts
have otherwise decided, il is the law of
the land, aud the President cannot release
himself from his obligation to obey H.. Ae-
ton ia the word of the hour at Was hington,
aud there is no doubt what it will be.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
FINANCIAL RErRENCuMENr

The system of taxation which as hitherto
prevailed, has been the source of much
dissatisfaction and annoyance. In many ro.
spects its provisions were deemed unjust
aud inqustorial, and the process by which
these laws have been administered, has
fostered the elements of corruption and
aud to an extent truly alarming Against
this state of things the people have raised
their voice, and its potency has boen heard
by those whose duty it is to enact salut,ry
and just laws for the government of the
poVpiv. rno IoPVit rnauo ~ Htu IrUuou VI
Repr prosentatives by one of its Committees.
for the reduction of taxation, has been
acted on. A bill has passed the House,
which the Eve per cent tax will be re-.
moved from all domestic manufactures.
with the exception of petroleum, fermented
liquors, distilled spirits, tobacco, snuff, c.
gars and illuminating gas Should this bill
become the law, of which there is not the
shadow of doubt, 1t removes an annual
burden of about Ss4000,000 from tho in
dustrial energies OF the nation, whilst new
taxes to the am)unt of S2O,OOO,0Ol Of
special character will be substituted. 1t
is also proposed to adopt such measureN
for the collection of taxes now existing as
will possibly add very largely to tho com.
mon revenue of the nation. Congressional
action will be directed to equalizing the
burdens of the country, and to the en(orc
ing of faithful action in the administration
of tho law. That can only he done by the
removal of bad mon from office, of whom
tho chief is ho who now occupies the Pres
ide ntial Chair,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20

The above stock will be disposed Of on the POPULAR
oNE-PRGE PLAN giving every patron fine Gold or
solid Stl er Watch for $40, without regard to value
WRIGHT, DRo. & Co, l6l Broadway New York,
wish to Immediately dispose OF the above magnificent
stock Certificates, naming the articles placed
In sealed envelopes, and we'll mixed Holders are
entitled to the ar icles named in their eltihcate
upon payment Of Ten pollars, whether II be watch
worth VI 900, or one worth less. The return OF any
OF our you to the articles named
thereon upon payment irrespective OF its worth, and
as no article valued at less than $40 Is on any
certificate IL will at once be that this 10 no lot
terry hut straight forward, legitimate ction
which may be participated in even by the most fas.
tdious hf
single certificate win he sent by mail post paid
upon receipt OF rs cents, hve for 81. eleven for 81
thirtythree and elegant premium for S5, sixty six
and more valuable premium far $40; enc hundred
and most superb watch for Si5 To agents or those
wishing employ this is a rare opportunity, II
10 legitmately conducted business, authorised BY
the Government, and open to the careful scru.
tiny. Watches sent by Express, with bin for collecs
tion on delivery so that no dissasfacton posi-.
bly, occur. Try us. address
WRIGHT, BROTHER co. Importers,
AIM 16l Broadway New York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20

Agriculturalists in General.
The Spring season is upon us, aud il promises
to be busy one. 1t is very certain that Farms
can not pay the Farmer without rightly directed
labor. As helps 10 Farming, have numerous
Labor-Saving Machines,
which may be made to pay for themselves during
the season, and earn those who use them a very
large interest on their cost.
As Agent for some Of the best Manufacturers, I
can offer purchasers unusual inducements. Every
Machine will be warranted, aud will perform all
that is claimed for il.
Purchasers will always iud It to their advan-
tage to get their Machines from Resident
Dealer in preference to Travelling Agent. A
Resident Agent can alwlys be reached to make
good any failure in the warranty - with the
Travelling Agent it is not always possible. A
Resident Agent can also attend to repairs, which
is often au important matter to the owner of
Machines.
The following well known Implem ,nts comprise
a part Of my large stock:
EXCELSIOR REAPER & MOWER,
NEW YORK SELF RAKER,
sULKY CORN CULTIvAToRs,
WOoD-SAWING MACHINES,
THE VICTOR CANE MILL,
COOKS EvAPORATOR,
SULKY HAY RAKES,
REVOLVING HAY RAKES,
HORSE HAY FORKS,
THRESHING MACHINES.
HORSE POWERS.
MITCHELL AND MISHAWAKA
STEEL PLOWS.
These Plows need no recommendation.
CAST STEEL PLOWS,
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLows,
CORN SHELTERS,
BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL AND
GRASS SEED SOWER,
FEED CUTTERS,
FARM BELLS,
THE UNION CHURN,
BUCKEYE CIDER MILL g. PRESS.
FURNITURH,
FURNITURE,
OF ALL KINDS,
At THE LOWEST PRICE
All parties are respectfully invited to call and
examine, and Judge for themselves.
N. B.
Cash Paid for Flax Seed!
SS~ viii aIso Loan Flax seed
90 Farmers who desire 60 CuIII-
vOte IL.
REM z M 3 Err!
THE WOOD COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
Furniture Warehouse,
PHOENIX BLOCK,
Psrrysburs, Wood County, o.
VIM. CROOK.
FsrysburE, March u, 1858. Hm
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20

SCHOOLEXAMINERS 'NOTICE.-TheBoa Board
~ will hold their next regular session for the
examination o. Teachers,
bowling Green, Friday, April 5. 1868.
West Milgrove, Friday, April H. 1868.
Weston, Friday. May /, 1868.
PerrysbuTg, Friday, June 5, 1868.
No more examinations until September.
Applicants need aOt apply for Special E xami-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings Of the Board.
AllcOrrespondencew with the Examiners should
bedirected to the undersigned, ,at Weston, o.
40 d. A. AVERY. Clerk.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
WATCHES FOR EVERYBODY

A SUPERB STOCK or FINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED TO RUN, AND
THOROUGHLY REGULATED, AT THE Low
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
3,,vy w. ST: SI.I JopS' County Com.
March 3, 1868.

II is hereby ordered that levy of eight
thousand dollars be and the same ia hero.
by made for the purpose of constructing
county offices at Bowling Green, in this
county, by u contract heveaiter to be made
AMI entered into, for the erection and con.
structon of such olticos--sad offices to be
made fire proof and detached tron any aud
all other buildings aud il is further
ordered that no other or further sum shall
be hereafter levied for the building of said
olices, or for the purchase of ground OH
which to erect the same, or 10 pay a con.
thereof.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
NEW AnvERTTsEMENTs
REEVES AMHRosrA

REEVES AMBRoS1A
FrOE1 TsIEB EA.1R,
Improved
II is an elegant Dressise for the Hair.
II causes the Hair To Curl beautifully.
II Keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
ItinvigOrstes II the Roots Of hs-Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly-
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Il keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
II restores Grey Hair to It's Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years. nl
I, is composed entirely Of simple and purely veg
etabe substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary testi-
monials Of It's excellence, many Of which are from
physicians in high standing.
II is sold in half-pound bottles (tbe name blown
in the CLASSY, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Dsmas Barnes 4 Co.; F.C. Wells
& Coz schiefEslin& 4 Co., New York. AIM
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20

sIcKLEs, after being examined before the
impeachment COMMITTEES. will proceed to his
reg giment, at Saekstts HATbsr,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-20
s, W. sr' JoHN, co.aty Cam.
Mnrch z 1870

When the relations Of Mr.. Reid as
couusellOr--in the Injunction case lately
decided, and in the contest case now pend.
ing--is considered, /; wonld have seemed
more creditable TO his reputation as an
interested lawyer, had he not meddled in
the matter. An interested party may al,
ways he regarded with suspicion, especially
whom his actions are in violation OF rights
belonging to his fellow citizens OF this
county. WALTER DAVIDSON,
County Commissioner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
CHRISTMAS, Brrr.-rbe Butchers Asso-

CHRISTMAS BEEE.-The Butchers Asso7
citation of this city have purchased the
handsome pure white short-horn steer that
took the first premium at our late county
Fair, and will slaughter it for Christmas
beef. The steer will weigh about 2,4O0
dressed, is young, and will makemost de-
licious beef. On the Saturday before
Christmas, the 10Th inst, the members Of
the Association viii have q parade with
their ..show beef. mutton and pork, and
the flesh win be sold in market on Thurs
day morning, Dec. 24th, ,and'on Saturday,
the; 26th. The prize mutton win weigh
100 pounds to each carcass dressed The
prize pork viii consist of fatlitt1e roasters
and one or two 500 pound hogs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
I NEW YORK x NIELANGE.
Snow Stormy s.,

.5SnowI Stormy
New YORK, Dee. 8. cy
The heavy snowstormwhich commenced
last night continues this morning, varied
with sleet. Travel is somewhat impeded.
Smuggling Discovered suibsH
The Herald says: Some importantz dis
coveries at this port. in smuggling, goods, .
were made the other day,sand we under-f'
stand that Collector Smythe and treasury
detectives have got on the trail of an ex-q
tensive ring of smugglers, extending from
this city to the Canadian border, and that !,
We NAV possibly have some developments
soen in the smuggling business at par
with the doings of the whisky rings. .i;s'
I'D Presidents HEessase.l .l.ai fsss-. I'd
( The Tribune says that President johnson
having had the first column of his message
stolen, has now decided to send that docu-'
nlent TO both houses of Congress in manu-
script. .SfITIUdiI EOoH
John Morrissey's Election be
CO1tesfed.SS
Mr.. Jas. NJ. McCarlin, the Republican
candidate for Congress in the 9TH Congress
ional district at the November election,
lyesterGay commenced proceedings looking
toward the contesting of the'election of his
successful opponent, the Hon; John Nor
the allegation that Mr.. Morrissey has not
had legal residence in this country of
sufficient length of time, to entitle him to
hold a seat in Congress.
gt1H1Ia The Tribune. St3dHhl
The Tribune expresses dissatisfaction
with Secretary lMcCulloeh's- report and
trusts the abstract printed does him fnjus-
tice. The same paper favors Congressional
| Investigation into alleged bribery in the,
| Alaska purchase. 1t also heartily approves
every feature of the petition to Congress
prepared by the National Manufacturers
Association and nov, being extensively Cir
| cuated.
| NTCf . Pardon. LIZ :.
1t is stated that Gov. Geary, of Pennsyl-
Iavania, yesterday reprier ed Hester Vaughn,
under sentence Of death for the, murder Of
/ her infant. -..si-1 -ss-. sdi
| .s-gsLgr@ SNOW Storm. a'-7t 'f.i'y
| The snow storm extended to Boston and
other eastern States this morning. 1t is
| still showing here. a'-'os - 'AHs'iI7H ss'
4 szRsi FfnancfaE
| The Commercial says: Money closes
easy. The rumored death of Napoleon and
1.-The report that trouble had. occurred lbe-
tween Russia and Turkey caused gold to,
4 jump to 1862 built relapsed 20 1856. y lt rs
stated thatproceedipgs have eeninstituted
against Vanderbilt to compel him to return
spring, and requiring him to take back five
million dollars worth, of stock, which was
taken by the Company ofHhim at 20.
| i'''fs 1.lA' 5EAN Gold. As5, ,.,5 ~ Z az
4 There was report lathe gold room to-
day that riots had taken place in Paris and
that Napoleon was killed. Gold advanced
| l(92 per cent. on the report and excitement
oceasioned thereby The gold sale by the
tGovernment was at 1356@134 3-100. .lai-zarl7--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07

SUNsHrNE AND SHADOW IN NEW YoRK
Parker & Evans, the agents, are canvas
sing this city for most complete history
of the bankers, merchants, business men,
police and detective system, preachers, ed
itors, actors, pugilists and such other mat
ters as are of interest In that world in
miniature. New York. The book is fracy
interest twill enehaint the attention of
all who. do and all who do not know how
much good and bad there is In, the CITY,
In addition to its own mate lattractiveness,
the. picture is presented in the choice style
Of its author "Burleigh" Mathew Hale
Smith, who is well known to the. press as
one of the raciest writers of the day. The;
work is finely illustrated with full page
engravings and is handsomely printed
eunhesitatinglyzr recommend the work
to all persons Interested I'm metfopolital
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
GAS SEXPLOSIONINCLEVELAND
E3T TTftETaQ
Resffence or u. M. Hubby De
strOyed.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec. 5.


Last night about seven O'Clock. the resi-
dsnSe OF L. NJ. Hubby, in East Cleveland
was completely DESTROYED by the explof
sion of gas in the cellar. 1t appears that
there was leak in the service pipe in the
cellar, which communicated with the gas
machine outside the dwelling. Mr.. Hub
by yebssrYingt something w5onesIYiA tbe
| gas deeend Cd ihtol the eellat witt 3 sIistit-
Esd candle, wben It'd 81 plosi6b tex ptsee,
which shattered the house terribly, and
what was not destroyed by the explosion
was consumed by fire in very few min
utes.
wifsI q Sshef s,,a ssSs dsasstsf % Fan MI Hubby by
and wife, and two servants. The mother of
Mr.. Hubby and two servants being in the
rear part of the building escaped uninjur-
edA His wife was but slightly hurt. LThe
loss is estimated at $4,000; insured for
$4,000,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
w, L, PECK,
Sentence COrnlnuted : ExtraOrdi-i
fas5 ~. nary CleInency. ~

The Herald's special says: To the utter
surprise of the entire community here,
Governor Holden has commuted the SEN
tencel of the negro Alexander Willis, con-
demned to be executed to-day for the
murder of Anderson, to Imprisonment tor
life. 1t is a matter OF conjecture among
many what could have influenced such ex-
traordinary executive clemency. The mur-
der was brutal and atrocious beyond COM
parison and still excites the highest indig-
nation among the colored citizens here
A prominent Judge of the Supreme Court
is reported to have said Willis has been a
lunatic his entire life. This may account
for the Governors executive action. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07


Parlis,ment., soe Esr~y
/, .laEiE LONDON, Dec. 5.
DIR. Playfair. liberal, was elected to the
Commons for Edinburg and st. Andrews.
E t7z The New Ministry. Vhid2s
Tho Times says the new ministry will be.
complete this afternoon. 1t believes the
following have been selected: Earl Rus
sell will have seat without portfolio;
Earl Clarendon, Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs; Robert Lowe, Chancellor
of the Exchequer; Edward Cardwell, Sec
retary OF War; John Bright, Secretary of
State for India; Henry Woods, Lord High
chancellor; J D. Coiefidge, Solicitor Gen
eral; Fortescue, Chief Secretary tor Ire
land; FL. G. E. Childers, 1st Lord of Ad-
nairalty. l, .... ...-.---a.s-.r- ,Fs.z.t., %. q
The Times ON the Alabama CI aims.
ba-a-sza'a - LONDON, Dec. 8,
The Times, in an article on the Alabama
claims, argues against the Government
Welding to the new demand of Mr.. Seward
that the question of international law be
submitted to the Commission. The Times
says the American Commissioner will
come committed against England, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
Gen. Grant.

4 =" - = PROVIDENCE, Dec. D.
General Grant arrived from Boston this
morning. Although severe snow storm
was prevailing, he rode in an open car
riage through the principal streets, which
were crowded with people to FBurnside's
residence, where many persons had the op-
portunity of personally saluting him. He
will visit some of the manufacturing es-
Establishments this afternoon. The Gen. will
leave for Hartford thiseVening. -- s1ff.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07

LosT.-On the corner of High and Broad
'treets, yesterday "Wednesday about
4oon, a pocketbook containing money and
notes. marked Mrs. Jane Lathrop, Worth
ngton, Ohio. The finder will beqYell re-
~arded by leaving it at the store of j. D
Osborn & Co., l42 South High street
'dec3-dtf \ 5s1 bHs oidEs.isK
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07

ASSAULT AND BATTERr.-George Fix.
polieem an At the depot was arrested on
saturday mornings by Constable Horni on
a warrant Issued bg Sqaire lGuiick, ichafg-
ing that Fix committed an assault and bat
terry on Louis Link. at the Bdepot on FRI
day evening. {. He waived an examination
and gave bail in the, sum- of $500 to an
sWer. = 3. = E.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-07
Motion Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.
Inithe Court of Common Pleas to-day,
two Judges gave their opinions denying
the motion to quash the petition of Tyn-
dali, late Republican candidate for Mayor,
and others, in the election contest. Judge
Ludlow dissented. 1t is supposed the
Court will now order testimony to be