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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13
a 1DMINISTRATRTX,S NOTTCE.-N

a DmINASThATRHN9 NOTICE. No.
HA tice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
heen appointed Administrators the ettate of To-
seph Pranto late Of Wood County, Ohio, deceased.
All persons intcre ted will govern themselve ac.
cOrdingly. HELEN PRANTO
Perryshurg. November 10, 1868 29L&
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13
LETTER NO. 2-(Paid For).

Fl On' OR Don Correspondent, at Grand Rcpid., o.
It'd. JOURNAL: Business, for the past
IL month, has been fair. Owing to the repqirs
now being made in the Side-cut Canal, the
Mills are closed, which sends trade to other
places. But, notwithstanding, we have sold
fair share OF Lead, Paints and Oils, and to
accommodate many who wish for Fahne.
stacks Lead, we have now received n lot,
and shall hereafter keep it constantly on hand
our brands at present being " Fahnestoek, Haz-
lett h Swartz''-" Cleveland Strictly Pure
Grenada and Philadelphia.
Linseed Oil and Turpeniine.-We are
selling Tnrpentine nearly as cheap as before
the war.
To Cash Buyers, we shall sell at Toledo
prices. Our stock is full
Dye SiutfS of the best quality.
Everything that is required in the way Of
Drugs, Medicine eS, School
Books, Stationery, &c.
We would invite those who may be in want
Of anything in our line, to give ~ a call.
A. j. GARDNER & co.
Grand Rapids, Seplenber 2s, 1898. 4zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13

nHrCH NOTIFICATIONS Honorable Board
- OF Trustees OF Freedom Tp. Wood Co., Ohio,
Gentlemen The undersigned petitiopers to vonr
honorable Board represent as follows That they
are persons ovning lands adjacent TO the follow In
proposed dltehs drain or Water-cOurse tO-Nit
commencing AZ the section line between section
twenty seven t2t) and twenty weight (es), running
north and south, and about 50 rods sOpth frou The
nerth section line of section twenty eight; thence
vest about lee rOdsi theuee Rerth about so rods;
thence in n0rthwestsrly direction into raR run.
ming through n, n. fabtr's land. Into the fouth
branch o. Portage River. Petitioners further say
scribed Is highly necessary for the public health
aud welfare, Therefore, the pndsFaign ned petition
ers pray your Hon uoraole Board to establish, 10.
cate and cause 10 be constyuctsd said ditch drain
or Sater course. according 10 Law. 1ke Trustees
viii meel AZ penbsrVlle. NoVembsF 5. le69, a. 10
o'clock A AZ. Q. DIEHL.
HENRY DIkHL, Pethioness.
freedom TP.. October -, lses. ssh
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13
New Boot and Shoe Store,
IN PERRYSBURG, o.
EsCOTT a DECNEu

WOULD respectfully offer the public very
w choice assortment Of Boots aud Shoes,
comprising
Calf and Kip, for Mems wear Roys' Calf
and Kip; lOuth's Calf aad Kip, Of all sizes ;
WomeR's Calf Balmorals Misses Calf and
Buf Shoes; Fancy Kid, Of all sizes Ladies
aud Misses Caters Children's Fancy Shoes,
Of all colors and sizes.
hepRiring neatly done, and all orders most
promptly hlled on the shortest notice.
All work warranted.
tss- Ship Que do0r north Of Joha Bader's
Saloon, on Louisiana.sven0e. 25m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13

SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE
- The Board villhold heir next regular session
ioIthe examination % feathers. at
Bowling Green Tuesday, November17 ie6s
APplie2ntS need not apply for special ExAmina.
uon' but are requested TO attend the stated meetnes
o. the Board. Correspondence withths Examiners
sne1id oe direetedte the uadersi gnsd, atwaston,O
D.A. AVERY, Cletk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13

l. This is to notify all whom il NAV concern, /,
that my wife. Margaret Will. has left my bed nd
board without just cause or provocHtion, and that
VIII pay no debts that she may contract In my
name. BALTATIS MILL
ferrysburg, November y, lSCS. 2Sc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13
ATTACHMENT A NOTICE.

Chester W. Norton, VS. b. Green a Brother Re,
fore l., Fowler, Justice Of the Peace Of Perrys.
burg Township Wood County, Ohio
On the 1Ith day of October, a. d 1865, said jus.
ce issued nn order of attachment In the above ac-
tion for Eleven Dollars G. W. NORTON.
Perrysburg, October % lSGS. 27cS2 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTACMmENT NOTICE.

Philip andre, plaintiff, vs.. James Huffman, de.
ienaAht--b be'ore Frederick Bower, J. p. Of Mont.
gomery Iovnehtp. Wood County, Ohio
On the ID DAY OF November. A n 1868 aid Jus.
tice issued an order ofat.acht nj In ~. shove &C.
tiOn, for the sum Of l6 7S-lOO DoiIars'
Montgomery, November 8, 1905. ys ascs
NSxECUTOR,s NOTECE.-No,,es i, 49,.
N by given that ths undersigned has been dnt,
appon and quaiihed a. Executor Of the last iil
| and testame OF Jacob Keller, late OF Freedon,
| Township, Wood County. deceased. All persona
interested will govern themselves accordingly.
LEWIS SCHUBERT.
October 20, 1sss. 2sd
STRAY NoTICE.-Perrysburg, Town
~ ship, June 20, 1868. Came on the premises
| OF the subscriber, about two weeks ago, COW
about I've years old; her face partly white; white
back; white belly; white legs above the gamble
Joints; sides yellow. The owner Is requested to
prove property pay charges and take her away. s
l have no pasture to keep her in,
| 2sc CHARLES IKNER.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
This is to notify all whom it may concern,
that my wife, Mary L. Priest, has len my bed and
board without just cause or provocatioD, and all
merchants and others are warne not TO trust her
on my account, as will pay no debts that she
may contract in my name. RICHARD PRIEST.
Perrysburg, NOvehAber g, 1s6S. 2sc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-13
= = , '0'' y NN0V'7.I y I0U7' -FCo~ OU
a DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE. No

a RAIOR,S NOTICE Mo-
~ tce is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualified as Administra.
tor Ut the estate OF William Lane, late OF Wood
County, Ohio deceased. All PERSONS interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
JONATHAN wITM0RE.
Perrysburg, October 10, lSGS. 2Gds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

FROM LIVERPOOL Sept lin steamship France MIS- "a
Hin Mr. May Powers Mrs Dmhsm Mr. and Mrs fohaan He I'
n Koop Mrs ER1, Croul Ml Simmons and fanny MI JsGAon
can't John Harris II. H, K kuvctt w. g. W.ietu MIS- he@
IN Mrs Bouchou and influ K OBien Sheeh H. J. Naol
FsIlon Allied g. Gsrsis Mss SILK NJ Gut NJ 49, buNloh % D. =
scott Miss Scott Curry u. Herhrsher A. hcto' SAVER
Mr. and Mr. Htmsunce MI NaBtc1Iol Ms hasun MISS Bhsoh
Miss T. p Peabody Hodsol T. LyagL Waller DeTaeA ana 0|' n
C and child, Wheeiar j. Zshys Mrs 81 Geo Smith ana an
Nh Ind Mrs j. CHATTER NJ and Ms Thurman infant ana ua
NJ Simon J. MrIsreu 4. l. De NacliuA. J. Moot j. ~ puln
Dr. Tsuar Nj sage Mitchell y Clarke, IT, aua MIh " =
Brordbent Nuav C. Mr. d. B0nulher Mrs Palmer ana
daughter Mr. Kelly r. Tnqurt D. DArtguez Mr NhtPcA iAF'
A. Castelot B. Jameson, Mr. EigeTton T. Bell b "@sIn.
Nh and Mrs Stevens Howard and daughter NJ a
Geo Brown sud Mrs. p Brand Ml and MS = l. h..r
media Dir and Mrs Hofne Mrs G. Welag ard dnghSr Ms
Butts and child Butts Nj and Mrs r. W y
Hu-st and servant Mr.. wilkins l. Franke.
Mr Bes;hou Hazard Miss Allan A. H. Mason Dr Barker ana
son Mr. and H. NDdhAm Nr- WIA0w AMI dsnghttr j. -
SnupeIy Brush Mr. ard M MCCreery aud servant j. j. Born
side Nj Doves A. BigeUs, g. Spau Hg H. Set ne 81. s
W Barber and si'e aerisn Lave W Rose hee'e W
Sears Mr Andrews j. Miller Ms Erkstee u ll1tous NJ
Rrarlsn f. Moore Mr. Xavier Mr. johnson & Gc"dhre l.
steward con. Gnswod and son Geo iughes PTS
Grswod C. n. Ire. T. &. Lee W. u. Bell MI, odei
C. j. cburchmsn. c. Levi Mr.. hrcseber, W, IL
Jackson X. Goldsmith. Mr. sud MS W, T. nome 19
ami dsughiers; Thotne jr r. Cevert Appeey MI SSca
Cohen Cohen Dr. spd Mr. atoo Mr. and S
J. Welsh Clarke Mrs r. T. Adams Miss "srener ana 80
M Mr. aud JohnssD AID child Coward MI and Mrs Ahe
AMI daughter Murphy A. spence A. Hamilton ana VIE = . NJ
Nj Godo1. H. Garter, Nbwabaehtr VI H. Baef
| Nj duncan E. BougeT }. Knapp. II. =. Hawiey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

HOBOKEN, N. Ut was reported TO Coroner
White yeeray that The shrnu len form OF MAJ pese's ns az
Deuclsud oiJh Bremen uc harp'an' that about AK oei ou
the evening previous While The men we're engsgea oat' @
ssd NOT far from tl snip d. Cb4et. who examined TIE
b, gave AL m opinion ts ihr man bad been baked JtAb and
Tissues entirely absorbed aud the skin drawn ugh' the
boz Sssf Va. 6e5s the sccasc had away IN he SOP
There MARKS of yoleucs on hs prou and verdict Of ceaih
by suAocatou rendered Patrick RYAN Of Albany,
T. complained yesterday bcor, Judge Pope that ,he Goth ut be
had robbed Of SO Ryan Keeps rseshmsn saloon con
neetea With DAS hoes circus and whn That eospa pAd M 9tu
visit o. Ho"kes bus box vas broken INTO and over stolen WI"
who broke Tie bOI Joseph 81 Causei connected With ht CIR
Who promised admit BIN Che play provided b. dl not
{sst."A kh.oste furde ppNfd or p'ioa 70 ,'oe ~ nV
hontgomerrt The privilege wes granted BY the people Of the house
V TSs Gi g. g2 5 fe sroS "9 White h AZ
yesterday The dy Of Wm DHmphty ahoe which Vas aul
n s's e a. % '' ~, m sstr nv ,,oie'ce aul
the ury returned vere, accordance With he MI
rsyoer alive - yestsra afternoon bot the physician a.
tending her has little hope Il Der recovery oo, uil
JERSEY CIIH--AFrrsts IN August, 81 ..bI'ilUt
Fitzgerald kerosene died At the hospital Ate
TIE night The ftts Of az infant was ound IN we %
~ slight Gre occurred The seventh s'ory OF ,ne sus
THURSDAY next over She Gor Reilly, who Vas tsGwS Of bridge
into die Hscirua River ny her husband Marsha Es fg
following Drunkenness l2!' Sighting o robbery
assaults 2o picking pockets 'tesn5g J.. Ns The
aoOtaet goit 70 Sf1 s. S,, o Che ah
NEWARK.-Samuel Chllds OF No. II Chath11lll-st1;
Who proi by Che at on sunday asa yftiosI bG
s Commissioner Whitehead on esge o. dsosg Of bis with
o1 Kennch Of 40 n Edrdgest Hewiok vas badly
The residence Jsm, Dryden No Of WHeD entered
aud robbed Of $50 The Police made az arrests IN August
BRIDGEPORT. COMP. T. Barnum's house was
visited by burglars YESTERDAY morning All oeoek Ih forced open
Rrgsr Alarm eonaeused ngHs roeSty robbers
vliring through The ueIg boring gardens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Franc Grace yeIpo0I Avg - mt and I' ron sg
nhp nssI'e -, - ,,,ss,d .,s,
10 L ~ 81. oo 81 a. saw s 5sT. r5se md mas.
81 $3.50 ~, 49, "a dsy. ,g,ise
D 1900 So Inss ssI Noys n dan, mjs.
3 Ei".,-. Rs,Sh.n GsIyssfo1 rs davs COTTON hides ae
S ~ Lvin.s So C,s,G'sso, Jpy "a ,ooi,.,rs
g., Rs - :. S,s1Iers Y n In dsTs istts
'0' '""' sc,o,,xyps-tiyyR ASp co,sTwtsy
v.,... r,t,.,.,san-, 49, Nm, 'srbur Rnngor
wott B.1.T gf,Sbethport Joseph Han Portland c.
Cornr,cs Ei,ahelbp6rt !. Clark Providence.
NJ y Re-. FI,tb.tfrort Iris Providence.
o. q Arksr FIi1abstbpor Mariner Gr,eurieh
Rauper EIabethport President Washington, Augusta
J. NJ Bayis Knlahethport koIarA Barey Taunton
Rli7stethQart. hTsteTr f0uEtkeersS
Beni Bntltr E.l.letbport C. b. McShane. Nes.Ilaven.
i II Nvers Eisiefhpor,. Annie New Haven.
Tpnn Srxhern n C. Oh zaek Nev.Ilavep
Abra Virginia Empress. Sesls'nd0n.
C. ~ Nrvias AIeranir.a Ontario, Providence
Thomas Benton. Virginia MARI STOW, Portland Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

TnB AMERICAN WrRoyRD GAS LIGHT COMPANY and it,
Associate Branches IN on parts fine United states would respectfully
cs the attention Of the Pose and Of all Concerned 70 the f"''f
Catechs Wn be ioued be Lively Reading aud ' ep'e'y
designed public Ahr reading The Rand Pn''HAa
publ. earnestly requested to re1d the I' re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
POOR RASD's REPLY.
TO WHOM IT MAY cQyCRRX

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
RASDS PNEUMATIC GAS WOUNDED BIRDS ALWAYS
FLUTTER
and merit Of RAnds Pneumatic Gas has elected ph,ts
the unsuccessful Improved
Light the public the broes and Of
that i suffering mortal dissolution
without soopug reply their dscOure0u remarks and untru
fu refer the public the following letter from
ineut Charles II Keller:
EKw.YoRE. Feb. Q. 1909
In your inquiry have that few weeks
nee vas employ BY Acent examine the A. G. Rand Patents
sB for that purpo,e bad thorough search made
the Pa.ut once WAshngO and found that Mr. RAns
ami valid and that bis do not infringe
patents. Yours ChiG NJ MILLER.
This together With the positive collateral evidence of the
all Of M RaBds And simplicity and efficiency Of his
the oee Of The COMPANY No -. Finest
practical operation and where ts received and
given all parties thai they shall perform every particular
all that 10 claimed
NETWORK PNEUMATIC GAS COMPANY.
T1tzty-sJth: What does poor RanIs reply ILLUSTRATED
nsPlanhe;te The spirit Of Oily Cannon and Uah Hep
TStny ssA IsnOt poor Rsbds auson the Mortal Dissolution
Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
HOME NEWS.
rHR MEAINhR.

THR WEATHER
s,y YORK Houf Their Bsr Vine H''E 40 g003 \. W.
SspL - ~ ~ 81 a, We TTo 3OO5 n W.
y - 20 ~ N 10 sgC7 n +
-. y.r, ,ossy. cloudy 20 eloudyi . % j.
T,.,. SssaY ~ Ia IAueh thunder and bgh '"
very eose ~ th monug there were three uunutt
hs,r, IN OF 1rOupdtbs sty AneoSops VSS eoSdv to <
80, ,,tv 10 o. ysy cady a. Lsir0soss'aAI lt 49,,
~ 10. p.ssu Mere HsrsslsL 49, M , ~ ts ,noev
r ~ ne piss Mae readily H. seen VIZ S ~
=, -. 80. IA 49, $40 tours sNoFe at r. - n D0iVn ~
W an ~ = "a 4 ~ sf noted laus staI PoiuE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
VERMONT SPRING.

THE MOST RELIABLE REMEDY KNOWN for Cancer scrofnla
Bghts Disease Rheumatism Rheum &c All boses make,
Sne 4 Co, sheldon, VI" Send for Pamphlets
SAKE Co. No. az Broome IT., n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
CHAPTER III.


We'll upon lie ard soul madame. look chamngy today"
wal bis drst sautAion, delivered 10 a snrering tone
To this the young returned no snsweL
Still no answer, sob
bed" be added with ow Of hatred the child
The real Of the evidently prevailing bic assumed
ehatacienstcs
q" Did you hear ms, hArhai
be uttered these words tone he struck the table With b,
cenched tst
wese" .h, irrubnEy replied bstI ind think you
q earu-st IT, 20 eary."
Esy with him. don't what talk
INTO hs There's no knowing when might
come back 10 bis recollection"
deep the poor girls cheek she obey
ttant While a thrill Of apprehension chilled her 10
the With child frightened the
erpt bis hiding place and orouchng down skunk so toward the
door through H. when the opening quickly
enough book being hurled Aef him which missile
elected 'front.' the scared fugitive prolonged how
itself his
.nee The tIed denoted the vinoa determination OF his
soul
The hand. onted aad hook nailed Ike yue CLAWS AZ
add they be tearing Invisible
the reflected ght flashes TeJ nom h be oois
nke the arch TEND himself
The woman reunedi the traces ofteart were gone .
10 her manner She had evidently
made u her mind What course 10 pursue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
CHAPTER ".

first observation ,t.rel not he the ,eounjre to whom was
yc jo know We,ley Boier what obligation you lay ne
under" ,,,
She % slightly As be pronounced her bat ao'wersd calmly
''o-sH the w.y 7our,et for nv departure the
thing save set my heart on for long time"
Ys. bot M not e1aey bring about Do you 'nOw
"Is1 I f" glance Indicated the thought crossed her
IL this vomn revenge or has '1e ea na'o'a SUCH d."
Il s evident however that tle which Of the two us
With s9as eoo1ss, 20 Ter oga qrc.ou came bis
am Dot conscience You have lost time would
Yes, is whispered vaguely 1T pity have lost
hi. tIoiaer was ,,ariHgy abrupt
whs9 road g be PTeP,r sy yo w.,sy Oh mother for
s,. r ropr ep r1as ebini Bat Is NJ d,.tSyl'
Her ,sosrbt. Travelled back TO time.
III, str,1ss noie him. Your brains wool gathering" be
'i wl shoa no. '5S ns 9Th ' yoa Y Wesley
All YES. hs replied without the least apparent em0toD true
s be S,, Sa You can ang. tia, hsr..n you
We hSv a3S sTq are ms. ~. 20
T.. b, pio@ ,6sy Sa1e been d'ea.ssi
ss the She has come to say that Master Robert DoTH'
A. .is 9ae, tqsd to attend to chf. wants he stopped her
ne ''6 jy,' moment rent Maria
paused Gaming nsdy against The edge Of the h
opened door, While With stony expression she surveyed him 40 lie
Por so instant he he.t,tel then addressed ber'
ioa are age hat A doing all 'l' Tor Jol umA'e osHea'F
Wiz %,sa ,f ,h, ays You together. MAKE the s,,: rs.
opportunity vbca shall him uhccuty shan not
ny spgeaee asan u both way to EH.
An not eonsiIerats question irrasd
|
You arc ro1s'1ere Westey"
You appear 10 take cody, must say"
OF scatUu 10 hs To spite 81 his imrer
Touched 10 iuWeyrr visible eject
urou lrr-uo more. indeed. bad he Bcrt question;
Does that AMER this lniegyeN never meet
again r.
% Nrver agaiu--ou earthN
word. gt have touched heart Of steel
Won't you Ass ne before Won goi be asked.
Yes
WITH moroyae leH her the door and as
placed her cod uuI BE 'urelad Al The
is be started trriuuiei.
II n corpse bad touched BIN.
Goui Lfr'
Good bye WESLEY"
With ibis strange parting she soNly len The
81 this ~i be printed ths paper The balance o.
the LOTTERY or LIFE will be- continued 10 No 80 Of TE tlRb
SIBE COMPANION TO-DAY 40 10 o'clock lie and ;or
FlKESluB COMPANION II wish the counu alton
The Fresde Companion for sale BY all NessjeAers
90 four for
$40. nine COZ es for 40. GEORGE MUNRO
No. no WilEm-st y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

France Grace. Liverpool Aug 70 mie and pas'
Shp Atlantic Weymouth Bbg 40 railroad iron hug
LAT so "a. saw barb Ondars, steering 4
Un!verse Joly, Liverpool % DAYS mdse and pass
Bark Pjdeio Kudi Hsvre a days, Htse
Brg Memphis sanford San JDAg del NoTe % dAIs mdse
Brig Florence Rahbun Galveston rs DAYS, cotton hides &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
CnAPIkR IL


Ave poor Fri ht-r,'t tears hsi by mortal tie
h4scuy gu sensitive and voman} nature yeAng to love
Ts.r, Tor ID, .al f be, simple faith In having believed and
trusted even gel To- ihe deception when ok ihe TORN Of love-
TSgt n. oh eel her alteration never once crossed her mind.
~, eAsy tasi, AID bis the deeper danuaou
N ,sc sss Of Der innocence sp,bouu by the glamour Of that be-
ste which ee'se 81 Ociutes ,he ss led oitd into
Which womaa taere vas no redemption npon earth
For lti' she sept
n.s,a The sndos o.. small frame BROOKLYN sat
Our Hashoung city, bfgk'p vas nt score 81 ysa aso ine
s. nov refuge orertare commercial community Of NcTYok
ee The residence Of people Who for private reasons did
Il was 9Th an Individual Of TIE ar class The r5nn oi che dap
.Hae Wsstey Boiler No other than the silent witness Of the
death Of Nrs DoNur, I've years before.
Has' sbas 'oand is that % the di''aGcel r-,.----.
It mat be The .sge from Fulton fery.
the house 1t be .Prach Of expected but
iaios R,, Closed ,Ss bind and G.sppcSrcd
The conner having descended IRON tue stage does not turn down
the vehicle and is passengers are out ofaght
4,sd o. & be 9PSI , %, 5 sIS id sS' e' no9,'
'' one rusty huge aud making his va" up the neglected
The ,el aa ;1 ss 2 h, s r'Is buried AID
brow Gie steps ws the hl passagrwAy Of the house. is seen
bic face IN ts natural mpassveue privilege accorded bot TO few
youth. for be s.a9o he more ,h,a five .a4 t.eqy
rsi by s crannr eyes placed ogsth,r
Swallowed BY heavy eyebrows That auu nose might indicate The
both assumptions that mouth tue most unerg udeI Of ALL
ooloIe,s smost undsnUlabe lips ts downward
ending already flfow either side gives sdcnce Of determined
will, utter seIishnes and violent teuptr.
Taken ognomiosl Dir Weey Bolter not progressing In
diylduaL
When however er casting glance Of sharp satny aronnd him he
ehAnges LAKE the ahos ounenAhe new character Is
imprinted On the face.
fhs door opeuei Wesley }olter has entered the
snug enough psee With enough ofthe elements u comforts except
irg those without which there be no comfort TIE atmosphere tat
brauttts The union Of tao blended souls
soky looking hut light hearted child playing horse ,,tide
his laughter Boiler AMI dropping his wooden
folds ~ the beautiful dress
evident that little Rupert Dorue has great favor for bis quasi
guardian
MnhA Avorts dog avoids the fellow and sussks
tired u the room.
Depend upon something .iekel miacheou, the
from whom dogs and charen ustucyeJ tecoiL
FuRbg his shawl aud ditaut chair the master
the hous, begins 10 sptss.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-10
Greeley on Seymour.

Old Horace evidently knows our friend
Horatio Seymour. Hear what he says of him
in the Tribune:
Before the war began Horatio Seymour
assailed the Republicans on suspicion that
they would tamely submit to disunion as
bitterly as he did yesterday. He accused
them as recklessly in 1861 as he does in 1868.
He held them then responsible for the conse.
quences of secession and rebellion; and he
does so day. Rivers of blood have been
shed; mountains Of debt have been piled up !;
and he charges it all. not to those who as
sailed, but to those who upheld the Union.
lie declared that we would never subdue
what he called the South but we did He
predicted that we would bankrupt the Treas
ury and confscate the property of our peo-
pie; but the farms and houses that he pro-
nounced mortgaged for more than their val.
ne by the war debt, are worth as much coin
to-day as they were when his party quarreled
itself out of power And every dollar OF the
debt, every drop of the blood, he would score
up to our count, is righteously chargeable
to the other. He talks to day as though he
had been an open instead of covert traitor
throughout our great struggle. If it was
right to maintain the Union by war, then
the cost of that war is Justly chargeable to
those who sought to destroy the Uuion.
We never heard of a speech by Seymour
during the war that was not chuckled over
by avowed sympathizers at the North with
the rebels; and he spoke yesterday in the
same vein to tie assembled Confederate
Congressman and Generals in Tammany
Hall. As usual he blamed the Republicans
for every thing. the rebels for nothing. 1t is
nothing to him, that four millions of cur
countrymen. whom Democracy left slaves,
have. been set free. tits nothing, or worse, to
him. that no slave-chains clank in all our
broad land. He pirates of the debt; but he
loathes the debt, because it represents the
means whereby slavery and Democratic
rebellion were overthrown. He prates of
liberty and equality, but mourns over bro
ken shackles and the shattered domination of
caste. For the first time in our history
every man in our country enjoys the pro-
lection of equal laws and for this Seymour
regards the Republicans with an implacable
hate. For, if history shall regard the last
seven years as the second heroic age of our
country, what can it say of Horatio Sey-
mour that he should not hear with a shud-
der?
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-10

Rawlings" he cried, "if see anything
that will suit you, I'll send you word.'' .
Do Captain p
| took my sick wife Eastward soon after.
wards, and saw in the New York Tribune.
that Grant had been made Brigadier Gen,
eral, and also found letter forwarded from
him, saying: Rawlings, l am entitled to a
Captain and A. A. g.; guess you had bet
ter come and take it," l therefore withdrew
from regiment that l was raising, and
doubtful of my capacity to be Independently
useful, so inexperienced, joined Grant at
Cairo.
He had an Office in great bank there and
was amazed at the quiet, promt way in
which he handled his multitude of letters,
requisitions and papers, sitting behind the
Cashiers window hole, with a waste basket
under him and underlies to despatch business
as he did it.
Beyond my friendship for Grant | felt that
was going to be attached to man equal to
the enlarging situation. And so have re.
maned with him ever since.