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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
Rnnl E,tata Transfers in wood county.


The following are the transfers Of real estate
in Wood Comfy, as shown by the books in
Recorder MERRY's Office, for the week ending
January 80, 1869;
Sheriff to G.. Fox 10, 4, Weston $66s.
b. l.. Ashley TO p. Deirn M el4 So sec 3, tp
5, range 0, 40 Rcres-Sl 800.
:. II. Whitney to F. Il. Whitney pt Sc ne sec
is, tp 4, range 9, 10 acres S425. ..--..
l.. G. Morse ~ l.. Scott lot ,Milibury- 81 300.
CIV. Hullenbeck 10 A. Reams ne nv sec s,
tp 4, range Q, 40 aeres-S50O. .fi
!. Eberly to O. Leaf; pt in-iuts 5sT aud 400,
Prrysburg-$ $i76.
J.R, Miller to :. Stow s1l NV sec Is, tip 4,
range 0, so acres-$SOO.
+. Raab to b. bradford lot 2es, Perrysburg
Ed. Peck to E. White; lot 420. PeryssorE
J. Hickman to s. Calkins pt Sc sec 20, tp 5,
ran.e I2, % acres -SI0O'
j. Carter 10 I. Dauer W pt pt sec lSs tp Q,
range III, 80 acres $3iS.
j. NJ. Abbott TO @. h. Miller M So sec Fl,
In s. range 10, 80 acres-S Sl,O00.
II. duncan TO n. Fultzi s1< sW sec is, tp3,
range II, SO acres-Sl SOC.
II. MckiIl to 4. b. chilcote as Sc sec 20, tp
s range u, 80 aeres-sl ,ioOs
J.B. Wright 10 A. j. Miller pt ne sw sec l5i
tpT, range IL, 7 acres $1,000.
J. Bailey TO A. j. Miller pit ne sw sec II, tp
T. range I2 aeres-S2, 200.
H.R. Atkins to L. Benedicti pt lot ;, West
feld-Sl09.
j. W. Clemens IN T. b. Jacobs w M ne
sec 26, tip 4. range IL, 4e acres SiVO.
p. Jones 10 j. Hartman; 50 NV and NV NV
sec &c, tp 3, range ~, so acres S3,oOO
4. N. KelloggtO j. Wogame INV ne sec >, "
z, range II, 81 acres 81 800.
Pratt a. Hinsdale % Laskey sw ne sec II, n
5, range 9, 40 acres 7S39T.
J. Fries to q; 3. GIN Pt sc sec l, Up arrange
o, acres $3.50.
NJ. MeCauley 70 ]. Ricketts, lots s2l and szi
Perrysburg-el
S.J Msars 10 o. II. Jones sw Sc sss 10 Il
range ., 40 aeTss-S S400.
j. Getzinger 10 J. Smilh e 4 s1S sw sec %
tp 4, range 3, 40 aeres--$to 400.
E0.of lransisrS- 70 lOtal valna- t11 Asa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
The ohis Educationa, Uuonthly.-

Il ne FEBRUARY NUMBER ot TINS valuable Euuca-
tor is on our table. The State Teachers Assn
citation of Tennessee has adopted this Monthly
as the organ ofthat body, and have appointed
editors to furnish matter for department Of four
elges TO be specially devoted toTehnessee sch"ol
affairs. This department viii be published in
an extra edition which the editor proposes to
circulate in that State.
We are pleased to notethis evidence of sue
cess Of Pr,,f. WHrrE. tl
TERMS: $l.50a years FIVE or more copies,
SIPS copy. A specimen copy sent gratis.
Address the Publisher, 4. Z. White, Columbus,
Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
NEW ADvERTTsEMENTs.

Sheriff SaIe-J. W. Brownsberger.
More's Rural New YOrker--D. D. T. More
Hartford Insurance Co.-ieo. Strain.
Messengers N,tice II. a. Shannon.
Sheriff 5 ds-J. w. Bnwdsberger.
L.gal Nliee-- Backus. Estep & Burke.
sheriff Sile-J. W. Brownsberger.
Road Notice-Mauy Petitioners i.r-
Improvement Of Co. Road. d. Newton.
Legal Notice-Geo. Strain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
vouaN EyDowED

With peculiar organization. ltis easily i'm.
paired and requires medical treatment which
will speedily terminate her suffering and secure
to her perfect health and splendid spirits. La
dies win find in MISHLER'S HERB BlTTERS
a rare Specific and Tonic for their sex, in ev-
cry period of life, from infancy to old age. 1t
is preparation which win aid nature in the dis
charge Of its functions, impart strength to the
system, tone to the digestive organs, and will
prevent lassitude and insure physical regularity.
Sold every where Nf r e.t'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
LITERARY NOTICES.
Monthly Mag

BaiOuss Monthly Magazine.
The February number of this very popular
magazine has alrendy came to hand, and as
usual is filled with choice reading matter.
Price 81 50 per year seven snpies, 80 thirteen
copies, SO; or 81 IS fur each copy where
twelve or more ave ordered. Address Elliot ,
Themes Talbot, 63 Congress Street, Boston,
Mass. tt ..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
rnoM noN. JAMES rnoMtsoN,
TRoM Rny. JosEf,n h. KEXNARb. b. D.

Pastor Of the Tenth BAPTIST Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JAoEsoS-DgAB SiB:-I hare been f'tfWeHty
requested tO connect tsiM meRddtiaHs gf
dpersh kinds gf meiiciJss, ba rc0ariiHg The Pracce
az ou ~ my appropriate sphers, haze "a al casa de-
ciiRsd bm nth clear progf ~ rdyiOas fHsdRses aud
pariicHdryR R my eios family, Of ne uSetHess gf Dr.
HoodHd's CsI ia0p hnsrs depart Jor once froRl IRe
efrl debility Of the system atld especially for fivrf
COmplEiut, Il IL asSA STFnsafe and vaua' le
prepar alton Ia ~ s'ps sdNs q @es
JaGs bat usHGNy ~AI delH no, Il 'ctJ
b. rrTg bsheGeiqia&a@ 10 those leho SGDeS
froA de abOts aiIssL Tours, rery respeclfHuy,
.- J. n MAYNARD.
EighA bsl0W Codtes StTtsL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
TOLEDO MARKET

ToLEDo, January 2S. 1859
FLOUR-Fine, 81 OO@7 S0i Superhnc s 90
as 25; Extra, . 506el0 90; Double Z xtra and
Fancy, 10 OO@l2 90. RYE Flour, 50. b.
GRAIN Wheat 16s0l7Oc; Corn 2G@GI
Oats 56e; Rye 1860 Barley 2l0e.,
PRODUCE-Lard, prime, in bbls 100 DO.
kegs, 2ie. Butter, fresh roll s5c; in keg 33c.
Eggs, 25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
PEnRYsBuRG MARKET.
Foonnrorrp WEEKLY ny ,. a arrLrp CO.

GcoRREcTEDw WEEKLY BY ,. r, MILLER ce,J
PERRYsBURG, January 2s, 1869.
FL0UR-7 511l0 90 W baruel
GRAIN Ear Corn 70,lz z5cIR 90 lbs; Oats SO
@52c; Rye | 90 Wheat l 5O@l 70 ~ bushel.
Shelled Corn, 56@60c.
BuTTER-3 3Ola35c q 10; Eggs, 20 925e " doz.
LARD-22025c 7P ID.
PorAroEs -sO@1 00c " bushel.
SALF-3 90 " barrel.
WooL-SO640c y 70.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

10 combination Of all the ingredieRts IF NE Bteri
sDiM ruRE Sdnta CiuI Rum, Ordnqe, etc. y is used
mind hdt these remedies are entirely different from
any others ddrsriScd far he cure Of ne diScases named
sse being scientific preparations of nedcindi eTiruc
sphiIe The Others dscoeti0nS n fH soHt,
form. The TONIC is decidedly one Of he most pra
SdRt and agreeable remedies offered 10 he public
lis taste eyquise HiS pleasure 10 take IL while i
HJe-giuiHg eThiIGreting and medcinal qtidieS hdps
caused Il u be khOpH dE TIC greatest qf GH to,ieI.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
Marriages in January.

Eighteen marriage were issued froa'
the Office of Judge E. TULLEH daring January.
The names OF the parties are ms follows;
John Tanner and Lucinda HufIord.
VIM. Shroyer and nulda Kelley.
Alva Thompson and Rachel =. Loomis.
john Blessing and Celia Read.
VIM skincade and Adda Deal.
Sylvester Cross aud Gertrude Mackcy.
VIM. +. Brown and Margaret Smith
Jesse i. Pugh and Mary f. Bowersock-
Peter Pantenbury and Sarah Gipeery-
Geo. LHFrnnce and Mary SlnmeT.
Emery ", Sanders aud Mary A. KrotEer.
Albeit Il. Buck and Estela Wilson.
Geo. Harris and Elizabeth Balkrv.
Francis =. Love and Mary f. Shannon.
Geo. w. Shoemaker and Caiista Egbett.
II ury S. Louy and Elizl Ruse.
Daniel Iashawav and E4ehne Mower.
Lewis R. Hall and Amanda Z. NJ Taylor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
DEBIL1TY,

There "a no mediens equal 70 Hoq1anFs German
They smpdrt tone Q EdHdri0oT 10 Me ohole
system, HreRgiheR H he dppsiae, cause
an enjoyment II psaIil-- food, enable he Sto-
mach 20 di0est IL purity he blood gire good, soHnd,
healthy oOnpIeSiOH, srddedte he y,lio0 tgs fTon The
eye, iRpdrta bloom % The checks aud change Ms patient
from EhoTtbredthed, emdcidici toedk, aud HeFrous
fnvdlid, 10 .ialJde sto,a, and rigorous PtTsOH
made strong by using the IBitterS OF
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Nfedi-
cines. They can be adnlfnistercd with
perfect safety 10 child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
Ofnincty.
Thsse Remedies are B,e best
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
Rurglars Caught small Proa,s ana

burglars Caught Small PrOf;s and
Quick u Returns.-About halfPasttw o'clock
I'm Saturday morning last, three burglars at
tcmpted to enter the residence Of JAMES w.
Ross, Esq, and through their energetic efforts
to force open back window awakened Mrs.
Ross, and she immediatlcy awakened Nr. Ress
who arose AMI plac,l mms1lf in c'nceales
u ,sition where he watched theiT movements
for several minutes but in making an eff et to
get his gun he was discovered, aud the thieves
fed. Mr.. Ross secured his gun as soon as pos
sibe, and upon reaching the yard saw the three
running through his orchard he attempted to
fire. but the gun refused to go og, Mrs. Ross
naving previously removed the caps from the
tubes.
After hurridly dressing himself, he awoSe his
hired man, aud they started in pursuit of their
gave, which, under similar circumstances, in
point Of numbers, &C., the most of people would
have no desire to find but with the assistance
of a bright moon, they soon discovered their
game near the Livery Stable of Mr. LAWRENCE,
sn Front street. Mr.. Rose aad man made a
hasty move up the alley, between trout and
Second streets, and succeeded in reaching Front
street some distance ahead of the thieves, and
mpon coming down Che street found them com
ing out of Mrs. HOusroN's yard. Finding they
were headed of, they showed fight BY gathering
4ip stones, but hearing an unpleasant sound as
Mr.. Ross cooked his gun. when but few PAGES
from them, concluded the better part of valor
WAS discretion, and accepted the terms tf
peace'by " unconditional surrender faced
"a. 4. oh IN In
rysburg Jail.
They had an examination before Esquire Fow-
LRR, the same afteruoon, and IN default Of bail'
were committed to await further hearing at
our next term OF Common Pleas.
Captain SCoTr and Detective WEED, of the
Toledo Police, were present at the examinations
and recognized the parties as being the same
that applied aud received Iodgings the station
house in Toledo, the night previous.
They all profess to be sailors, and judging
from their operations we should think they were
more at home there than on land. One of the
party however was recognized as being petty
thief from Buffalo, who told contradictory stories
concerning considerably bruised ph ysiogaomy
he carried with him
On The same night the residence OF COLEMAN
KELLER, Esq, was entered, iii supposed with
the view of securing money placed under his
pillow. MIR. KEELEH was awakened by sHlOth-
ering sensation caused by his pillow being
across his face, aud upon stirring heard a noisa
ot A side dsur. He arose and went 20 the door
and found it open. The door eould b. fastened
only from the inside, and had been fastened in
the evening, giving sufficient evidence, Mr.. h.
thinks, Of some one having passed in through
the wood shed aud failing to get his booty made
his exit through the side door. Upon examina-
tiun nothing was found missing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

Hartford Insurance CompanY.-seo
the substantial figures as r1sente by the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, in this ISSUE
GEO. STRAIN, Agent
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
To stop an itching head use Halls Vegetable
Scciliau Hair Remover, sure cure.

A POSITIVE TRUTH that the Ilbie Pine Com
pound is a safe and reliable remedy for the cure
Of Throat nnl Lung difficulties aud Kidney
Troubles. Certificates of the very best char
acter are being constantly received, attcsting
strongly in its favor. it
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

Dancing school. The pupils of Prof,
DAMoxD are progressing finely in the art OF the
light fantastic, which holds forth at NoRroN's
Exchange every Tuesday evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

In<urRnce.-We ommitted to adj the ma me
of Jouv PoxERs, Esq, to the Statement of the
I.orrilard Fire Insurance Co., published in our
last issue, as being the ever-prumpt agent OF
said company.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

Mask Rall.-The friends Of the Perrysburg
Cnrnct Band propose giving them benefit, at
Scngerbund Hall, on Tuesday evening, 9Th inst
in the shape of mask bali, the proceeds to be
applied to the benefit Of the baud. .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

The NJ. f. Mite Society will meet at the
residence of Gen. P. s. SLEvIN this friday
evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

Fire.-At Perrysburg, on Saturday evening
a cnopcr shop, belonging to Mitson, was destroy
ed BY fire. horse which was kept in the slop
burned with il. Loss not heavy.-Totsd0 COn'-
.ta.rcial.
Will our contemporary inform us what &u'd
Of horse. There were tw) fractions animals
OF the horse species in the shop at the time of
the fire, one of which was got out-withont be-
ling blindfolded.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ManhO Cd: How L0sl, how Reslored.

Just PabIished, = new edition of
- ~ DR.. CulveFNgeIIsa CeIs.
49, brated Essay o1 the RADICAL
cuEE iEithOut med e;nel oG siERnA.
TORRnoA, or Seminal Weakness, Iavoipntary fe.
minAl Losses, I1roTEscV, dental and Ply sicsl In.
capacity, Imp pedimehts to Marriage, ete.s also.
coKsuAFrToS. EPLEPsr, aud ftTs, indaced by self,
indulgence or sexual eKtiRvaganee.
erty- prtoe. Ia = sealed rnyel lope, only cents.
The cashfAf eJ author, in this adm irsble essay,
clearly enon trates from thirty years success
l pr6 de that the aisrming consequences Of self
abuse may he radloallF snfed ~ lhoui ihe dcuger-
Gus use oftnierpal eiiciue he apple alton Of
the knife; potnthg out niodsof cure ht once sim-
pie eegtal h. al sgsesiaI ynsaus of wli1h every
sul'erer no i.sttsr Fhat hs eoaditlop .Ay be, may
cufe hiuself cheapiyi prlveicly and EapicAtLy
~ fhis LectuT- should hg in TIE hands of every
youth aud Every mae in the lasd.
Sent, under seal, ih piaih envelope 20 any ad-
dress rosTFAlB receipt % sK cents, or tvo post
stalnbs Also, Or. Culverreiiis Marriage Guide |"
price s5 cents. address the rghlishers,
CHAs J. @. kLiNE CO.,
d. I9J Beverly New Horki
S2n6 Regtohct Box tf000J
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05
MICH. Southern & N. !. n. K.
ES e. IS ~ G&

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y and after SUNDAY. Noyet9'f -, 'GS IA. ser ,,
= lrratns viii LEAyk foLED6 DiIIY (scS1its
tx EPrEul, as fnllnWs: |
MAIN LINE.
9;)1 4, VI, ~ Porte Accommodation.
I2i35 -. "a Chicago Dav FXfFess
IFS Il. "A. Chicago Night Exrssss, witk
IF Sleeping csr.t
t. Air LINE. -,
f2:eo r. NJ. Elkhirt MaiIconnects with chf.
eago FNpress
Is;sS a Va. Nlrh, Express Idally) with sleep
ing Car 3. .f-E a.
DErR lit GRTctt ..4
5:s5 A. VI I2;A5 r. VI. aud 1850 n NJ
JACKSON BR 'NCII.
1895 II M sud 7:t5 r. m.
TRAINS RhfNEt
Main Line, 6:t5 A. NJ, 4.l5 y NJ and 500 J.. NJ.
Air Line, 400 and 5:s9 p. NJ
Detroit 9.55 NJ; asia p. M.AHds:s0 p ".
Jackson, Gas a. NJ 10h0 A, NJ anda 80 4. NJ.
an the above Trains are run hy Chicago time.
Nhchjs 90 minutes slower than Toledo time
cHAs. y. HAroH. General Raft!
w. M WRIaHr, snp't SautheFn Division 1OIsdo,
Ohio. MO ir-.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

LINDSAY.-After short illness Of Con-
geston Of the Liver. at his residence 10 Perrys-
burg. January 81 1869, DANIEL LISDsAr, 10
the 5Sth year Of his age.
Mr.. LtSDsAY was native Of Fulton County
Pcnnsvlvania, from whence he removed to Per-
rysturg, In the month Of September, 1884 In
the following year he was united hv marriage
with Miss SARAH W. cKNGHr, who together
with their beloved children are called BY this
affective dispensation 0f Providence TO mourn
the irreparable loss Of kind and loving tius-
band, aad a tender and afectionate Father.
Our deceased friend had been associated with
the business interests Of Pertysburg and Of
Wood County for more than thirty years, aud
had but few superiors in skill. and but few who
have passed through more severe ordeal ay
sntferiug aud lOsscs. In the midst Of his tr0u-
bes, he manifested a calm aud settled cont
dence in that kind Providence, who doeth all
things well.
formed Chnrch, but 10 1852 became associated
with the Perrysbura Presbyterian Charehs OF
that church he cnntiuued a consistent msmber
to the period Of his decease. rsi rr
As a neighbor he was ever prompt to perform
: an act of kindness his heart was deeply sym
pa hetc tnwards all in need. Every duty de-
voving on him was discharged with fidelity,
and free from ostentatiun His modest and
KINDLY spirit won for him the respect ana conf
deucc OF all who knew him. He has passed the
portals ~ the tomb but his memoirs wiil lnnc
be cherished. His bercaved widow and chill
dren have the heartfelt 81 mpatkyef their friends
in this their great sorrov.
McCoLLEY.- Died, at the residence Of her
parents, near ToutcEany,uu the 22l, Miss FRAN-
cEs A., eldest daughter Of j. H. aud NJ. A Mo-
Colley, aged 20 years, 2 months and % days.
FRANcss was ladyof Hne culture, smable
and beloved BY all who keew her
Her funeral sermon was preached by Rev.
Mr. Rice. Of Clyde. o. to a very large assembly
Of relatives and friends who had gathered 60
pay the last tribute of affection to one they loved
SO we'll. rs
Fair, kind aud true; treasure each alone,
A daughter, sister aud friend in one,
Literary The exercises of the Literary
Society, on last Monday evening, were ,unusua'-
" interesting The following programme is
announced for Monday evening next:
Declamaton--H CHuBB Recitation
ASNA GoRRIIL; Paper--NRLtR BRowN; Ques-
tiGa for discussion" ResoIred. That woman
shauld have the right Of Franchise on the same
conditi~n rs men" Leading disputants-W.
GoRKTLL, w. A. BESscRoTEK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-05

To Mill Men.
Huley Mill Saws;
English Tested Coil Chains;
John Rothey Files;
Russia, Italian, Hemp, Jute and Rothery
Packipgs;
String Leather;
Belt Hooks
Copper Rivets, etc. etc.
To BlaclxSmithS.
Iron;
Steel
Horse shoes;
Horse shoe Nails;
Bolts
Nuts;
Axes
Springs
Coal;
Mallcable Irons;
Anvis;
Vices, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-28
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Tus INDUSTRIAL FAIa.-The Mschan'
les Pavilion is being fitted up and put
in shape for the approaching Fair. The
carpenters have already planked up
spaces between the side supports, and
are dividing the galleries into different
compartments.
REpucrIox OF TELgGRAPH RATES.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
announce that messages to France have
been made the same as messages to
England, viz: $40 so for 10 words.
Tus Chronicle Of the 26th instant
gives tho following: Yesterday morning
a man and woman, supposed to be hus'
band and wife, from the free and easy
amer in which they walked into each
other, got into an alteration on Ere.
mont street, and in less time than it
takes to read this they were in close
proximity to each other, the chiralrous
member Of the sterner sex having the
Uranium Of her he took for better or
for worse" under his left arm, and
striking upward with his right, while
he looked around at the spectators
assembled and a smile Of ~self-eompla-
cency o%verspread his classic features.
BY q flank movement the fair one
released one Of her arms, and with a
yell of fiendish delight she grabbed the
hair upon his head, aud the consequence
was he succumbed to the pressure and
threw up the sponge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-28

CARL SCHuRz.-The San Francisco
Bulletin gives the following sketch of
this prominent man: Twenty years ago
Carl Schurz was actively engaged in the
Prussian revolutionary movement.
Upon its defeat he fled, but returned to
the country for the purpose Of rescuinc
from prison his comrade in letters and
in arms. This object he accomplished
in q singularly daring and Ingenious
manner, and then came to- the United
States, where no soon mastered our
language, acquired a wonderful knowl-
edge Of our government and politics,
became q citizen, and, established him.
self in the practice Of law. When the
great reaction against slavery aggres-
sion set in he attained eminencc as n
Republican orator, speaking both in
German and English, and showing such
q mastery Of our language rs no other
foreigner had evinced except Kossuth.
His speeches were nike eloquent and
logical, and had mn immense Influence.
His active service in the war for the
Union vindica,cd the sincerity and cour.
age Of bis principles. He is now one of
the United States Senators from Mis-
souri,, and credited with editing tho
most influential journal In that State.
He has distinguished himself ms writer
and speaker since the war by advocating
a c%onciliatory and ~maguanimous policy
towards the South, Mt the same time
that he demanded guarantees for equal
civil rights and for the further security
of the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-28
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT
PACE

The agony is over, and the great boat
race is decided in favor of the British
ers. As most people are aware, the
race was between several students OF
the Oxford University, England, aud an
equal number of the students Of Har-
ward University, who went over there for
n. friendly contest. Very great interest
has been taken in this matter on both
sides Of the Atlantic, and even here in
Nevada considerable coin, clothes, hats
and other desirables were staked on the
result. For full particulars, distance,
time, etc., see our telesraphic dis
patches. Well, never mind; just let the
bloody Britishers come over to America
with their little wherry, and we'll be,
seven hats that u boys can beat them.
Every cock fights best on his own dung
hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-28
By G
FROM Ban %FRANCIsCO.


: SAN FnASclsco, August 2s-2 P. ~
A telegram from Washington says the
Commissioner Of Customs writes to the
Collector Of Customs ut New York,
that fees collected under State aud
municipal laws are unconstitutional
and shall in no instance hereafter be
collected. This nbolishes fees, except
80 cents per ton annually on vessels, to
Collectors at the place where they
belong. Among the fees abolished are
harbor tonnage tax, pilot license, nail
pilotage, Port Warden fees, State Hos
pital, oyster tonnage, State head money,
and quarantine fee.
A fine barn Of Absalom Mendenhall,
near Laddsyille, Alameda County, was
DESTROYED by FIRE yesterday, together
with 20 tons of hay, 80 sets Of Concord
harness, $50 sacks Of feed grain, new
express wagon, trotting sulky and II
fine horses. One horse, q valuable stall
lion, escaped, badly burned about the
head, and may die from tho effects.
| Within q few feet Of the barn were
5000 sacks Of wheat piled up, covered
with. straw, which was several Times on
fire, but by extraordinary cxer,ions was
saved. It was evidently the work Of an
i~ncendiary. Loss exceeds S 1900; build.
ing insured for $1,000 in Home Mutual
office, this city.
Weather cloudy and cold.