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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17

CoNHApgs ;-lt has frequently been suggcs
ted that re-uniun OF our regiment would result
In good. M one has seen ilt to take the pre-
limnary steps iur q re uuiOn, while every mem
ber with whom have cnnvcrscd about the mat
ter has urged that Il should take place Until
a better arrange mcnt eau be made,l will be
glad tn do anything in my power Ia advance the
object Until a committee or something OF the
Kind can bc formed IN take charge Of the mat
ter, | nil,r my scry ices To bring about 80 desi =
rabe a result ~ the Reunion OF the survivors of
our good old regiment. | would be glad To
correspond with every member upon this subject.
There are some duties for MS To perform be-
fore wo have passed the days which are given
us. A rcgimeutal monument or sonleth'ng OF
the kind TO perpe ethatc the memory OF our fallen
comrades, should be l"ked after. fair and
truthful history nf our regiment should DO writ
ten Some oi our comrades are now battling
with poyerty aud something shnud be done Tor
them Yours, truly,
ARNOLp McMAuAS,
East Toledo, Ohio.
Lucas, Defiance, Hancock, Putnam, and Oua-
Iva county papers please cory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A DMINIsTRATOR's NoTfCE..-Eo-
IN ticc Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified aa Nd
lnlnistrator of the estate Of Cathafine Emch,
late of Wood county. Ohio, dcceasd. All per.
sons Interested will take ntice tsefeof And act
WILLIAM CRABB, Admr.
J. Il. TYLER. My Of said estate. 3lc$2
December lG, 1869.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17

The Senate Judiciary Committee has reported
a most iupnrlant me elsuro prescribing some
limits 20 powcr " the supreme Court to nuhhy
the action uf Congpss On political questions.
This is u very difficult and delicate question To
handle. The Constitution IL tho supreme law
10 which all stanary Legislation is TO be con-
formed. Aud while no deejsuns of the supreme
Court sheuld be allowed 10 restraino override
tho Judgment of Congress or the Executive In
The discharge Gf their daties. do NOT SEQ how
Congress can prevent the Court organised tos
that PURPOSE from passing upon the constitution
al'ty OF any actnC Congress canning belnre itiu
regular order. Congress is not infalibls, and
we ,ubt tho wisdom of questioning the
province OF that Court u decide upon tho COM
stitu unahty Of itc acts rs they coNe betnre Il
ia due f,rm Better u snhsr tn'm the mistakes
or partisan Judgment ef tho C'Hrt thaa 10 se
aside the very Ohieet Tor which, II seems ~ as,
the Court was instituted, namely u interprrt and
eulorco the Constitution and all laws made In
harmony with IL. better 10 provide some meth
cd or changing oil partisan Judges lor better enc
4 than to oyerturn the very object ot tho COurt
over which they preside, Blade. IH uH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
COMMISSION TO AGENTS.

COMMISSION TO AUENTH.
For an orier Of $40 from club of thirty, We
will pay the agent, as commission, SS yards
bleaehed or brown sheeting, good dress pattern,
all wool pants pattern, Or s. SO in cash.
For an order of $50, from club Of sixty, we
will pay the agent 65 yards brown ar blcaehed
shee6ng, hunting case watch, all wool shaw or
81 90 In cash.
Far an order OF 500, from club of one hun.
dred, We will pAythe agent ITO yards yard
wide, sheeting, splendid sewing maehine, or
Sll In cash.
Send Money BY Registered Letters.
For further particulars send for catalogues.
Address
GEO. A. PLUMMER Il co,
(SucccSSors to Harris 4 rlummer,)
80 and 40 Hanover ST.. Boston, MasSss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17

A reporter Of the New Y0k TslA,ran recently
bad an intsryiew. with the Chinese giant,
and asked him what his fellow citizens of The
CvtestAi EmpiFo thought Of Senate suffrage. !
The reply was Wuttiquitlnaskieln Yawat.
Aeehows schiehi yohonoltiforjhiu. This is tie
opinsnn Of all inislligent people. The Belle Of
tae Psriod wont come lOm there, that's eet
iaia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17

The cause OF la5iea' teeth deesying At so much
sariisJ Stage ~ Hfy fhsn tho other sex has been
usnAIly aftTIbuted " the fTieiiua prodaeed hy
nnestAnt action of tbs tongue. IL has, how
ever, been suggested with InuFe gallantry and
perhaps ith equal truth, thai IL is owing ta lle
sweetness VI their bps--as II Is well established
bv popular belief that sweet things spoil The
tlelb.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTS WANTED To sell Prof Trnm-
~ bulls Line Engraving FANNY REcoHD,'
executed with pen II il hlgh-tDncd moral
aud religious picture, uucqnaIled as specimen
Of pennn nship, and sells To every family tina,
has the tnrney " bny il, 90 900 copies hayO
been sold during tho last two years, ani anv
amount Of gooj territory Is yet pncanvasscd.
Agents make fair. and some very large wages.
7N'I7 f','' TRUMRULL & CRUvER.
% Washington ST., Room 80 Chicago, m.
I .... Alm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17

Mr.. SrkvEvsoS of the sssVsd Ohio Congrcs-
siunal District i about a. introduce bill In Con.
Hress for ab''lishinr thc duty on tea, coffee, un
ieined eurar, molasses, cane juice, rice, salt.
coal, lumber, and irUn In pigs. &c. The aciien
~ Ma. SrwvESaoS is a move in the right direct
ION which win alike Commend him 10 his CON
stitueDtp. end 10 the Republican party II this
State. fly thus abolisling the abuses In our
national tatif, Republicans viii show them.
selvee 10 be the partv of prngress.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
Ashley Again.

MAsHiSGroR. Dec. lS.-Tbs President seat
u the Senate to-day, the following uosnihahons;
:: W. SaAFEKH, Of Illinois, for 6.,rerrOE bi
Utah, vIos DuRKRE; BESs AMIN Y. POrTs, Of
ohia. for Governor VI Montana. rice JAMEs n
AAHLEV.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
STILL AHEAD!
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE!.

We want good reliable agents in every part Of
the Country BY employing your spare time to
form clubs aud sendiug us orders, you can obtain
the most liberal commissions, either in Cash or
Merchandise, and all goods sent by us will be
as represented, and we guarantee satisfaction to
every one dealing with our house, 4Is... ...g
Agents should collect ten cents from meyery GUS
toner, and forward to MS in advance, for Dcs
criptive Checks Of the goods we sell.
The holders Of the Checks have the privilege
Of either purchasing the article thereon described
or Of exchanging for any article mentioned on
our Catalogue, numbering over 500 different arr
ticles, not one of which can be purchased in the
usual way for the same money. .l..s
The advantages of first sending the Checks are
these We are constantly buying small lots Of
very valuable goods, which are not on our cata-
ogues, and for which we issue checks till all are
sold besides, in every club, we will put checks
for WATCHES, QCILTs, BLANKETS, DRgss PAT
TERMS, or some other article ofequal value.
We do not offer single article Of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price.
We do not ask you to buy goods from ns unless
we can sell them cheaper than YOU can obtain
them in any other way-while the greater part
Of our goods are sold at about
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The Best in the World
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m AsTEM COMMISSIONER SALE,
Bancroft Bros & Co. Wood County
vs.. Common Pleas.

George W. Hill ct al.
by virtue otan alias order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, OF Wood County, Ohio and to me
directed aud delivered, Twill Offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door of tho Courthouse,
in perrysbnrr, aud county aforesaid, an
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January Is, 1870.
Between the hours OF 2 and 3 o'clock, Of said
day the fulnwiug describsl real estate, to-wit !;
Lat No. seven "a, in George W, Hirs adji.
ton 10 the town OF Milton Center. in Wood
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N'-F '''E !. W. BRO
Special Master Commissioner.
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The SNnreme Court.

Lucas, Defiance, Hancock, Putnam, and Ot
Iva county papers please cory.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-06-16
Ysetrp.



Look Ae Shes Sotm once NJ TOT sne scuPsU,
Lee3 g ~ 49, wnsse ~ w. ~ ~s1.
Al mat nis messse ~ 1S =. n's P''oe'
ssstt t+--+
~ -. ~. .....S .-o.-b
~oo "sno'Hsu.sSc ii u w - f.vie fIi's. NC
"i'sfS ~ s"s
sncust SA y. ~
Frem the repsoses o. suea 's''s' ' oo 'u0 e"''"'
An, f1Itt- 80. :, .,s ,,,,.h,
Az tne oAy Aooe. ao0 ~ tntouSn sSc SO'" A0e"'
a ~ ~ - SeSsse me "s..ny w, . s.,r,eA one
- ~ ~ -. .e,cw
- - ~ morrov
rh.,,om,;k. .,..Stne 4. everv stifeh
~ 0roeset 81 q ne,
Goa lAeloer IN Of u.s.
From the crrse born from each Sigh Of the richi
Low burns thu lamn Flv s~ifter thou needle
oviftef thou asp fos the breast Of the pcor
0naA0u6aAlhe 0k6 eoann yniey, rrzgEf q "A
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-06-16

An lMP0RTANr ESTERPRIsE.-Col. VIM.
Z. Patterson has purchased large tract of
landin Atsion, n. J. He is about to under
take upon it, on large scale. the cultiva-
ton Of the sugar beet. The property was
we'll known as the Fleming estate, consisting
of between twenty and thirty thousand acr-
es. BY tho bark ..Ermina'' which came
into port on Monday last arrived complete
set Of Fowler's steam plow tackle, with
which the Colonel proposes to put the whole
tract as quickly under cultivation as a hun
dred acre farm could be plowed by ordinary
m,ans. The cost of the apparatus COM
plese was $4,000. The government, in or
der to aid their introduction into this country
pass these steam plows fres of duty pr"vi-
Gus to July ]. An expert has arrived from
the works where the machine was made. who
will put it in operation and remain until
everything concerning it is in perfect order.
Tho Agricultural Department has mani
tested SO much interest in this enterprise
that deputation to represent it will be sent
on by Col. Capron as soon as the machine is
ready for public trial. The reported results
of this steam plow is Prodigious. The tract
purchS led by Colonel Patterson is SO nearly
nine inches will simply be pleasant recrea-
tion for the machine.
Mr.. Stephen Colwellis about to import
another apparatus Of the same kind Col.
Patterson has made up his mind that what
ever can be done by Louis Napolean is at
least within possibility of accomplishment
BY tho American Eagle. He has planted
the French Sugar beet for successive sea-
sons and sleeps every night with the convic-
ton that what may be done in half-acre lot
by way of experiment. may be done with
proportionate results upon tract of twenty
thousand acres.-Phila. North American.
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coase Survey Hzposimeats.

The recent experimenEs by the Cuieed
States Coast Survey to detsrmine the Iouai.
tode Of the Pacifc Coast BY tho telcrrsDh
wtses, vsre of most remfokable chsrsctsr.
aAd brilliant above anything Of The kind ~:
attempted. We have not space 70 allude 70
them Ct present further than to express ou,
tgrsei6oasieu at the result. Lot any ono IN.
agius himself standing in telegraph oG;cs
between two wires. one going west TO the
Pacific, and east to Cambridge, Mass, n
distance Of 1000 miles, while tho other, son.
larated from it few fest Of equal leneth,
connecting the same points and attacked "a
l dc ot6er Wf:s at its e1trems end, thus mai
ing . circle Of between 1000 and 0OOO miles.
All 10 quist. Here is small bsass kew.
four inches long. at your right side. Lift &.
What was that sound at your left-the cleor.
sharp click. Indicating Interference Can
you comprehend that you, in liftinr that
sbort lever the thirty-secoud part of ~
inch. robbed over 1000 miles Of Wire Of r.
electric kfes and that IN eight-tsnths Of !.
second il had told shestery 10 fourteen Stafe.
bad gone 70 th ePsci6c and back, twice the
hrsadA of the oootiaent, and returned 70
you N jses tia,e than yeu con wink your eve I
Touch It again IS lightly a. you please, M
spund this imnense cnclo from Boston Har-
Dor TO IT, e0oldsn Gass, the electric fire ha.
rsturned az qsickly as It went Does il not
st3t the blood and stimulate the brain TO
staad in tbe circle of such suggestive Won.
dea11 81 5e5 ali s8 - .3'psst :,
/ Ry the politeness Of friend in CHICAGO.
" are put in possession Of copies of the
ChtcGgo Repubo1can and Times, botf, OF
whom have excellent notices of these nd.
mirobIo experiments 90 far "a thav wer.
Known up to the time Of their writing, one
,of which We poblish for psessrvseion. ~
/ The writer comnunieates the following
additional particulars: -. =
b "Tts lime occupied ia signal passing
If3O0 C6obedes. 0sssG, to Bslblo snd rs
t$rn, was ons-tAnth. of second; to Chice-
p. H., snd return, svo-tenths: to Omaha.
~. nd rstusn. thsse-tsnths; to Salt tako
CITY an3 sstugn. siS-eenths; to virxjsis C5oy
AID rstnm. seyep-tenfhs Of . seoeud; end
q Sen Francisoo and return, eight
t2uths of . secoaa." ea
What adde valso 10 this who)s interpetmrl
espesimees is the fset that thirteen. ipstsu.
assnts ~ to repeat the cot of depress-
ins ths hey ~ he original actor, and
ye, I'll was pes(ssns1 II THE usss fl.ceisa
q moment! Could q siaele uuhsoksu!
wire have performed The servies, and We Be-
ieso ie Co, g M b fouUd shnE eho shsiQ Of
oeQ1Qet uas 3ne1nnennooos, al thse H.
yoaD ef ime was oapsed wholly by The en-
fto6ae15 uesdhsy.-tJoarnaf Of Telegraph.
- Cseholtss Of Germany have ssnt up-
ward Of q. 500. 900 to the Pope to connsmsl
seae his jsbOee, and the addrs0 beans u.s.
90 signssurss.
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FOR SALE, AND RENT.
De r ~ WA - asag feeA


uEfI LAs SssESssEiE
Stranger are now aockiAgse AstaAaeAs, 80 most Of
thsm ~,is wane land eoas 10 ~ R1ASlERr oAxHHR
cAhce ~ fnicrnasisu Any one Who uin ssa1 neA IN
description Of his lands and Ave dolars eaa hsvs II
property advertised CONnITI0NALLY In he AAsxEn,
to pay ONE PER CENT. On the ssis WHEY 00E0.
win give stransars ai tie iaSormAspI possss n re.
sard TO advertised lands, and vW cAasvs HogU0 ~
SERVICES or AOVERvIotkG tBoan - salc h made
1.-THE property sold while the sdvsEsenept y in the
papor, the coumIssiaa viii - clainsd No conditional
advertisement taken excspsby special Aerssnsnt.
Franklin. April g. 1865. y DENNErT.
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Once year the Japanese of Nangasaki Gel
ebrate the Feast of Lanterns. The whole
city turns out in procession and goes to the
water, upon which they all, even to the hum
blest, cast contributions. These consist OF
straw boats of more or less cost and elegance,
and all of them illuminated, and containing
assortments of the choicest viands. Some of
them are thirty or forty feet long, with masts
and pointed turned up prows, of two stories.
richly decorated, and ablaze with a multitude
Of lanterns of all conceivable shapes de-
signs and cOlOrs, and at midnight in the midst
Of great excitement and the shOutings of a
multitude, thousands of these vessels are
launched, and the frey line slowly sails
away.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-06-16

FOR sALE-ln sls resr o@ ynsklh aa1 adjelaine ne
town two seesy dwelling koaso anS etAee inosoaD-
mens In god condition, ard ebeut say ssf ~.
gibly stuased good 1sacea tut 6ooGs ut6bery
etc. one sids sxtsaAing - ~ HQe1iae RoaA For
terms end particular Descriptions, apply g tAs o0ce.
apl4
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AsTOCK FARN.-Abous Is qiles helsR fhaeewn .
Abbsviue. near the mouth q 1oyoa vStx q, And
touching he 0ee NArsh, consAna1e ahene 979o sesna
Price o5oo0 oue4easth can The hal6aeA - One.eo0 -
three years. with interest. Apply at t1efnel
particulars. s@ dex48
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-03
ARTICLE XIX.

After ten years from the compile
ton of railroad, or any other route
of communication through the terri
tory of Nicaragua from the Atlantic
to the Pacific ocean, no company
which may have constructed or be
in possession of the same shall ever
divide, directly or Indirectly. BY the
issue of new stock, the payment of
dividends or otherwise, more than
fifteen per cent. per annum, or at that
rate tafits stockholders from tolls col
lected thereupon; but whenever the
tolls shall be found to yield larger
profit than this, they shall be reduced
to the standard of fifteen per cent.
per annum. ~
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-03
B0ats Due.

Among the FIRST. boats due here are the
Quickstep, from Cairo; the Sam. Orr. from
Eastport; Robert Moore, fof Nashville;
the Clifton. from Memphis; the Silver
Orleans; Leonidas, Legal Tender Rich-
mond and WestmoreIand, frDn New
Orleans; the Morning star, from
Louisville; the Emma FLOYD and Alpha
from Nashville; the Petrolla No. 2 and
Louisa. from Wabash River. aHa1sa
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-03
COpartnership

YEEsNE CORA REN EAsfiBAGR HERETO
u fore existing under lhc style Of HOel-
ker t5lount A Go. ia this Il 81 dissolved hy
mutual consent. The business viii be
continued by John "a. Rockers y. ii. Fcld-
wisch aud John w. koeikery under the
hrfn name of - ,-,.,, . H.. .
January 25th, 1860. Jams div
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-03

~ HAVE THIS DA1K SOLD MW AN-
ferest in Tie Eagle Foundry to enter
mon another branch OF manufaciuro. In
ralffrinp from the foundry business. I d1 so
sam stand .- ta. Hr".. IHltuIu.I. a i
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The Evansville journal., 1869-02-03
Wenalner and water.

Yesterday was cloudy and wet.i 1t rain
ed ali night % Monday, and bid fair to rain
all day yesterday, q light drizzlipg rain
that would wet in time, up to 8o'eloek.
No ground hog or any other hog had the
least chance to see his shadow. The aus
plees are favorable for more water and a
continuance of mild weather, Tne river
during the "a hours ending ri 3 y. NJ. YES
terday, had fallen 10 inches. the river is
rising slowly at Louisville and Pittsburg.
but is falling at Cincinnati.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-03

The arrivals and departures, mp Co three
o'clock yesterday inc ude tile. Clara Scott,
from Wabash River; Fanny Brandeis'
from Nashville; Ada Lyon, Green, River
to return; Mollie Norton and Saliie ",
Henderson TO return; Armada, from Cairo;
Mary Houston, New Orleans to Louisvflae, !,
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