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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
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AdministratorHslS Sale. l9'
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l'eubenW. EGbert, Admr. Iu Probate Court

b.
l'onDo" w. Eabort' Ad~r, In Probate Court
Mary Es5cr' ct al. wgod County, o
In pursuance of an order granted hv said
Court, will nf',r Cor salc, At public auction on
SATURDAY., August M A ID. 1860
between the hours nt o and III olnek, A. NJ.
NJ the door ut the Court house, in Perry sburp,
in said county, the iollowng described real
estate. situate in said county of Wood and State
of Ohm, tn-wit; Lot pnmber one ii y contain
ing sixty three AMI AZ 100 acres more or less,
and the east htlf O' lot number two t2l contain
ing thlrtr-one and Ol-lOO acres more or less n II
being situate in fractional sehOa seotiOnnumber
sixteen Q6), township NUMBER six fG) north,
range number eleven ,1l) east; appraised as
follows: The HIST tract above dpscribed at
S3,i02 90, and the seopud tract NJ 81 ,1Oj 90
Terms OF sale: 81 300 90 in hand and bal.
ance in one anl two years from day ni sale with
interest, the deferred payments to be soc ured by
mortgage mn premises sold. I.....,. d,
gsl REUBEN W. FGBERT, Admr. "'.
July u, 1909 i2css So
Administrators Sale.
IeAq L@sy, Aanr, W., r,qsgtscoy .,.,,s;
AKA Niekeis6h ct al )5B Io II -
= liy virtue of ,an order of sale, to mo issued
from the Cpurtnf Probate, of Wood county Ohio,
Iwi oher lorsae pubtic auction, nj III near lie
premises. free and uUlncpnbered OF dover,
on MONDAY, ,-AUGrST l6, 1850, be-
tween the hours Of l0nnd il O'clock a. NJ Of
suid my.the fphowing described real estate 10.
wit; Thenortt half sontliwc qnartGr, 40 acres
more or less appraised at 81 ,2s0 90 the south
part west altknCrth halt southeast quarter,
~ acres moro or less. appraised at 1925 90,
All Of said lands are in section number 20, tp A.
range Q east, Wo'd county, OiiU. Terms of
sale, one thirl cash down, one third in one wear
AMI ons-thrd in two years, dcfcrred pay me uts
beafing interest and secured by mortgage on
the premises sold! JOHN L0UY, Allmr.
7A1u'y % dspV'ya 10 sdl q! ss lldSj 10 a
nUTCH NOTTCE..-Nu Nuhccis hereby civ. |
~ en- tn'all Concerned that there has been |
alntition filed in hG Hlice of the Clerk OF Jack
son township, Weed county, Ohm, PRAYING for !
the establishment of ipwnsLip ditch, com 4
menrmg at The section line between sections "a
and 2j, and thirteen feet ar thereabnuts cast of
tle section line Between % and 81, thence nHth A
couiinucing thirteen feet east hr thercabmIts
through sections 2i and 81, ill e. inersccts the II
crock knnwa MS Sixteen Greek an there 1.
terminate. Trustees 0fsait township will meet
at the house of w. g. Jewell ~ o'clock pf tbr
7th dpy of August 1869, 20 answer tnthc PRAYER
ofsahl pt titialcrs. o. o. BuTTBRFlBl.D, !.
f33f ' and others, Petitioners. II
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NOTICE. 70 CONTRACTORS.

.tliN By ncsiysd ptjthv office lof tle Auditor or
HM'@l Cpppty, Ohin, .uNtti 10 o'el6ek, A. NJ,
Tuesday, Aps0st 10, 1861, fr the building of
Two stone bn'mmUs for bridge acrt,ss the r6.
vine pear the hrmmF. RI MILLER, about 2 miles
abore Perrysbhyg, on the river road Bids to
state che price per perch for said work. g.r 3. /
BrNrla' of the commissioners - .ttf,. .,.,
JaBsNHWT0N,Aud A udi0r Of Wood Comfy,
Perry sburg, JulY rs, 1872 ia r
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ADYERTIsFMFNTs

4 Iaal ~
! A pMINlsTRATDB's NOTICE No.
has bod dSy SSpSrtea @ SnS S",,i, U ig@a,ersshsd ,s h
welSu''tct on t,c estste Of J. 4. .Kiefer, late OF
Npcd rourty, deceaeed. hHnl hrs eAH'd 1.I,
5s n, -. NidrQ 30. ~ 9ANGER.
Wy ~. =. =, .s5 Nv. :. l.ilA o5 vaN o l3s'
Aanaln fst rntoR s sale. (
~ X fitiittbcek, Atut't. Ssliuisa 4. ,.G
offsae N pdnNl Lindsay Ia ii'sol,a,e .eo,,k
w 6ecta ssdy atlM Hcb fs giatl !, =
.n, vs. q 9a. nd Wood CnuR,r. q.
.N sarah, lin,isay ci,sl. so J.r,-.- -
NJ hppte sN nee NJ an order granted by said Conrt
pAhplsr inr sllc At ppblic auction, on
SAFIR RDSN, Ntgust 81 A. u. 1852, ~
between the heurs Of 10 aud u o'clock a. N. nv
The doOr Of The Cutlrt .bpusc@ M PCTfvyburg, Ia
Snl IA county The t-Il6SA, aesorteH heal estate :.
situate IN the village nt-perrysbarg, in said
Who'd cnnniy and sta,u Of .t'ho, hrwh, The
ulfiividcd une-htlf fNlETef the oast ,tvo-6Nhs
Of tn-lnt n GS0s ppprNisgd at $50 Me west
,hscc-tflhs ofin.lut 80. $50, appraised at Sltrj
thS nd,Shlql gne irlf Of cast, ,hafof in.mt No.
AZ E3n id-lnt No,ot. abprsisctiat S9 too, ana
~ fct M tsobpPmisedN al Sia0 said pyariSrS
y teoe sold free eudclsat OF all'dowcr iueunl.
! FerlHs no sale --One-llNrd ia hand and the
balance in one and awe y SAps ,(,,m day of saie.
phllF~estsqlo deferred payments to be So
oofga4 a. Ttgags pu premises sold,
u as4 ~, k.aHoLlEADECK, Admit.
3 YIt 70, hsdg. y15v lcpsI '.S .13ssg ]
ID DmihiSfRsk'rOIt,S NOTICE, Me-
z 4 sttoe is beusbli aircpr that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as ADD
mplstEeterqn qn tls estate OF Isaac Jones, late n
NpSl county, Deceased, ~, t.--.,.-....
L}.s.L,,..I.,.. 1 -. ~ N. ~ JHM. H0RD,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
FROM HON. eKo. W. wooDwAnu.

Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court ~ PtnnaylvanIs-
ff.t Hi PniLApELPnIA. March: - le67s
- find "AogHdHd'S CtrRi1R Biuers "a Hsf iRor-
tcuuFg 6eFcrGgc, bia as gSAi foHic nSeCHf iR dnTS
PMshig' 4tc btgdRs, and gf grcai bsH.n ia rA17ffJ
ds6fsv aud a0dnt qf Rsrroh0 detion, he systsR ID
Ia Years hIdg, r
GEO ". WOoDRARB.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS

The unae rslyned hav
lng had h'eeearfyeNiN
gcsrs.eSpetieheo asa
fRNCririSu nsVstCiAN
Ia uhc Mtumee VALLEY
; caifsatttNWuh orthass
'iintercstea 10 tiN fe<R
. thai hehaF established
IA suite ofTonms fn Ma,
ers' 'Ricck, On Montoe.
street a regular DleS
l,ensatery turtle trsat Z
mspt APd permanent,
, euteQfallkpown Prfa
yutc Dis sek,I
Nhellrt ; ~ roe eat ~ |
Hn of nflop x standtuE I
In hlnNn ~ ENsa :.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

A Treaise oHthe lmir pubhshed-by r. p.
Hall 4 On !ssNaslfua. NH spmpristoFs of HrlI's
Vegetable Sieaton lair Rer,rer, contains val
liable information about the hair, which should
be read By all. Seua td publishers for a copy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
TIMETABLE4D. & M. Railroad.
NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

New Firm--Raab h Barton.
Attachment Notice. Markell.
Meeting Of Viewers B. Newton.
Execute $ Sale--P, s. Slevin.
Ditch Noticc-ilenry Bruning.
Ditch Notice--Manv Petitioners. RHas
Administrators Notcc--Johu Lintner.
summer Clothing. The present warm
weather is suggestive Of light and comfortable
clothing. For anything in this line go to +. r.
MILLER & Co.'s where you will fiud splendid
assortment. lab
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
Teachers, Certiioates.. :

The Board Of Examiners for Wood County,
Ohio, held an examination Of Teachers, at Wes-
ton, on Tuesday July 6, A. d. 1869. Tho fol-
lowing is the result: @.f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
Photograph Gallery!
On Fifth.sttget, eastof tho Union School house
E.5r4 Perry ysbmg, Ohio. ..go.. t,,lt

THE undersigned would calf the attention of
ihe pe9plf pf Perrvsburg aud vicinity thai
she,t s stiil TAKING PICTURES Of the l,cs
Qualify, Of All sizes ana Kinds, from the fsize
or largest, down TO tho shia Hest A mi r0Iypet
and Gem~; also copying from dther Pictufes,
aud epiargfng thcrn, ii desired, lin copy ing. D. a.
s5le will fnisllup Pictures in India Ink, or
Nttet water ool0rsintb most approved styles;
val alS2 furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds,
s1zeS aud Jos Qiat may be required.
.She would respectfully invite her friends to
going elsewhere. II win cost iyoui nothing II
you can not be snited She a ska hatlling more
than tp show what she can do, and feels eohfi-
dent nt giving satisfaction Et ll s3ne
H' B.-rNo picturesltaken nn SUNDAY. grs
tt srd4 galv Mas. NICHOLS,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

W. G.. T.-W.J. DEMsoN.
w. V. T,-zsfiss MAGGIE YAss.6-
w. r. Ss--JAs. YAss. -
w. +. Ss-sJAs.zPISSfGER Err.
w. tt ss TfMMoNs. Va E
W. M.+Jos.gH. ADAMS. NJ srsssA
WsL aG.4-JoHS-W. GabEai,p. s.ssass..ss
w. %. GsTJoHNtA. SHANNON. s $50 i
All olli sers elected are reqaested to be on
hand sprnnply for Installation on next Tues-
day evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
FnoM nEv. IosKrI Il. RNNNARp-.p p y.

FROM REV. JoSErII H. KESNARD, a. NJ
Pastor OF tlie Tenth plPfist Church lhfi~t.irha.
DK. JAcEsdN IDEAS sie;-- . Adr~ Lre4 C'eyHseig
Fsqaesfsd 10 eoiHr az 'sstk ltiEs 9f
dWereM hAds ~ uisirihr4 La' reV,udiHg ~ pssAlirs
ds om If al dipTolri6ie fhsr,, hdrs ~ IN e,ssd,
etssf' bSi ~Rh ois'ST erh.t ~ rsia'ts itnUssdgPd
parcedsrty IN nv esP Jd'iy 81 iLs asyHIasss cf ~.
HogagHdS CgIipap BipcgS, dfIktu Tor faai nv
nsAa Cobrse, "a etFleS faH ceariaaa MAJ flp U
cral debility II tlHs sysum lnd cspresllb fSr IiFrT
y RTsPAraiion, Ia hWA So,as c,fsa y nay
Iadf bR usually ~A assM ~ IL AL
sTola 0e aboes eaNsA Ao,Ass 81 ~ Tcti.,ti4hg,
/, .- 4 NJ KENN1RD,
EiySph, SsiO,O Cedtss stftei,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30

Patent Medicines, Hair Restoratiyes, Fluid Ex.
tracts, Machine Oils, Horse Powders, etc.
in fact everything that can be found in a
well-assorted Drug Store. together
with complete assortment ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-30
Blood Purifiers

evsr knq,on and so Oh disedses reSvhiNg, froa
bddbi0od ke,I' golp u-TTr0 hi0od paTS; HI ydar
Lfrer IN order kesp yasr digssSN OsvaHS
tn a sound, healthy ~ ueondiiia,t. ~ tLe "a,
Of he@ remedies I.41AA11ulkiand no discdsr pi1l
eyer dssdH you. The best The eoGntry rccmnr,i
hsp " years IF hoasd reputation 90 Jor at.yLhyA0
y0a maStIyy tAese preparations. a ~. ..-.,..,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry +!
Called "Gold aietnI,"
Which has all the appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and Ia very handsome.

Called "Gold Metnl,"
Which has all the appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and ia very handsome.
Prices of Mems Watches, Hunting Cnses.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. .........S 8 90
Beautifai engraved case, anchor lever. 15 20
Beautiful octagonshape case, hnc hnlsh. 10 w
Heavy American style. ...... ........... 10 ~
Onc-half size, engraved case. ........,.. ~ w
Beautiful stem windcrs, nice size Watch. ~ w
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o0O
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 W
Extra fine, engraved and enamelcd, very
handsome ............... ..''''''''' ~ w
Chains.
a different styles Of Vest Chains, very
Fl Giferent styles long Neck Chains, for -,
Leontain Chains, to fastcn with breastpin. 90
sleeve Buttons.
2i different STYLES, plain, black, enamcled,
engraved and with coral, per pair. So to y
Shirt Studs. per sett. ................... 500
Beautiful sets, Pin and Ear Rings, enam
clad with and without coral. ........ s 10
Childrcu's sets, Pin and Ear Rings, en-
Gravcd, enamcled, with and without oo
We have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful, .
in IS carat gold cases, warranted. 81 to 30
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spectaclcs, to
suit all sights in fine steel frames. OO
Also a good assortment OF Gold and Silver
Spcctaclcs We deal largely in the finest GOLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, at
about one-third less than the usual rates. TO
select, send for price list.
We can send any of the above goods by EN
press, 10 be paid for on delivery;
c. Z. COLLINS / CO.,
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
feG-3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-01

uAyING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to sell all articles In my
line as cheap rs any man on the Pacific Coast.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28
The Racing Season.

The full reports which appeared in yester-
days HERALD Of the first day Of the summer
running meeting at Prospect Park and Of the
final day of the trottihg at Narraganset Park
attest the liveliest interest Of the sporting and
fashionable world in the present racing season.
At Prospect Park there were five races on
Saturday, including hurdle race. At Mar
ragansct Park there was a large attendance Of
spectators, Notwithstanding the rain. AT the
first trot tho bay stallion Mambrino Prince
was the winner, the best time (2:3l4) being
made in the second heat. But the feature Of
the day was the trot between the Bashaw mare
American Girl, Lucy, Goldsmith Maid, George
Palmer and the renowned Lady Thorn. A
most decided victory was won by American
Girl over Lady Thorn and the three other
competitors. Time, on the first heat, 2<22A;
on tho second, 2l9, and on the third, 2:2oa.
This was one of the most brilliant trots which
has ever taken place on the turf. On the
same day, at five mile trot on the Fair
Ground Course at Saratoga, Lady Palmer
won without single break-time, 1904. On
Saturday, also, the Buckeye trotting race
took place at Cincinnati, while at the Toronto
race, ia Canada, the Dominion Plate was won
by Raven-time, 2:30-and the United States
Service stakes by the same horse. Saturday,
in fact, must be marked as white day in the
American racing calendar. Why should not
horse racing, with all its recognized advan-
tages and without the evils too often attendant
upon IL in Europe, become as universally
popular In Mis- country as 1t has already
become In France and as II has long been in
England2
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

to their rowing life BY the encr0achments OF white
men upon their reservations and proposes that per-
manen reservations, from which extending civilixa-
ton viii not drive them. will prove the most practi-
cal plan for settling the question OF their civlizaton
Secretary Boutwell, has decided that women are
not eligible to appointments collectors OF customs,
even at such an Insignificant place as Port Shields
bor0', Miss.
In consequence OF the arrival Of a lever ship at
tablishment OF quarantine regulations at Fortress
Monroe.
The City.
DR.. Chaplin preached yesterdayat the Church Of
the Divine Paternity on the life and body being
more than meat and raiment Rev. Charles B.
Smyth preached at the Eleventh street Presbyterian
church the work for the Protestant coalition and
the Ecumenical Council. Henry Ward Beecher
preached on the homely illustrations Of the Scrip
lures At the Twenty-third street Presbyterian
church Rev. H. d. Northrop preached from the text
"One dieth in his full strength" during which he
paid touching tribute to the late Henry J. Ray
mond.
The steamship City OF Washington, Captain Jones,
Of the Inman lne will Mave pier As North river, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ. tomorrow CTuesday. for Queens
town and Liverpool. calling at Halifax, N. g., to land
and receive mails and passengers.
The steamship Atalanta, Captain Pinkham, will
sail from pier No. North river at eight O'Clock to-
morrow Tuesday morning for London direct
Prominent Arrivals In the City.
Colonel steinberger, Of the United States Army;
O. B. Morgan, OF San Francisco. and Mr. Hickson Of
Montreal, are at the Brevoort House.
General Bussey, OF New Orleans; ex-Congressman
F. E. Woodbridge, OF Vermont, and General w. W.
Wright, of Leavenworth, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
N. G. Clark, OF the United States Navy. and Henry
Otis, OF New Orleans are at the Hoffman House.
Colonel Thomas E. Richardson, of Massachusetts,,
is at the Coleman House.
Mart H. Carpenter of New York; J. B. Ferris, OF
Connecticut; Senator Nye, OF Nevada General Hud-
son, OF California, and w. Prince, OF the United
States Army, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
ii. T. Emerson, OF Montreal; H. E. Conover, of
San Francisco and Dr. R. williams, OF Buffalo, are
at the ST. Julien Hotel.
Major W. c. Beardsley OF Auburn. and General J.
NJ Brannan, OF the United States Army, are at the
St. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

Cosmopolitan and comprehensive In our
intent and means for the Improvement Of the
moral tone OF our readers and the free dffa-
sion Of the principles of religion all over the
world, we submit this morning our weekly
report of the services and sermons which
were observed and delivered yesterday in the
churches OF New York, Brooklyn, the more
prominent of the neighboring cities and the
suburban temples. The exhibit is consoling, and
the effect will, it is to be hoped, be useful and
permanent. IN the contrarieties of The human
mind, when urged onward by mere worldly
considerations and carnal influences, it is
difficult to subject it to uniform system Of
pastoral control from the days Immediately
succeeding baptism to the moment of the pro-
nouncement of the clerical demstimus at the
bedside of expiring humanity. 1t is very apt
to revolt from a one form church disci-
pine; doubt, deny and reject, until it loses the
divine essentials of Christianity as set forth in
the Sermon on the Mount-faith going first and
hope disappearing as natural consequences,
charity having takenfright on the entertainment
OF the incipient doubt of the infallibility and
universally of that simple declaration of the
whole ''law" contained in the words "Love
God above all things and your neighbor as
yourself" To-day we present the means of
reparation afforded to fallen man in the expo
sitions of clergymen of different denomina-
tions, glad to observe ali through the pulpit
effort very general absence of words Of po-
lemical disputation and the substitution of the
accent of brotherly encouragement held out to
men of all creeds in their common struggle to-
wards happy eternity. There were sermons
on the words "All is Vanity" on the Ecumen-
ical Council, on ''Popery," and very many
other open subjects and actual biblical texts,
with new theory as to the resurrection of the
dead, a memoriam of deceased editor and a
of the HERALD as an evangelizer, reforner
and aid to the bishops. The gentleman who
propounded the last named doctrine belongs
evidently TO the order of progress, and may
have been ordained by the imposition of the
piston rod Of steam engine and the end Of an
electric telegraph wire-when not in action
on his head and hands as symbolic of his mis-
sion. He showed how we had terminated the
era OF clerical plagiarism by asserting that if
any man should attempt to publish sermon
OF the Sunday before last in the HERALD to-
day no one would read it, as the people do
not want ''stale" religion. This Clergyman
has got the exact idea. Religion is reforming
itself and thus really Chrstianizing the world.
The HERALD takes its part in the new apostle
ship.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28
A "Tempest In u Teapot"

This phrase is applied by Putnam county
paper to the prosecution of the pre-
prietor of hotel for allowing the
refuse from his gas house 10 minglc with
and contaminate one of the fountain heads
Of the wafer from which the people of
New York receive their supply. 1t is very
true that the teapot has good deal to do with
the question. And how long is it since a
bakers dozen of stalworth Down East lumber
men were poisoned unto notwithstanding to
the papers-simply by accidentally boiling a
solitary lizard in a teapot? Now, take the
case of the citizens of New York. Every well
regulated family in the city has its teapot-if
it do not there is likely to be tempest among
the women. Now, imagine the amount of poi
son boiled up in these teapots every morning
and evening, all through the vile and deadly
stuff allowed to escape from gas meter forty
or fifty miles away, and dripping into little
stream, perhaps part of the time dry as barn
floor, but, nevertheless, one of the head waters
of the great CrOton lake. Imagine more than
half million lives daily jeopardized by this
gas house poison boiled in the family teapots
of New York. The Down East lizard story
sinks into insignifcance beside this unparal-
leled and diabolical Lucrezia Borgfa plot to
make way with the entire population of New
York through the instrumentality of such a
harmless family utensil as the teapot If the
whole matter were turned over to the consider
alton Of tea-party commission, composed of
lily arrived at and the monster guilty of this
enormous crime receive condign and we'll
merited punishment Every teapot in the city
is at this moment already boiling over with
indignation.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

MANDARIN BURLINGAME is confident now
that his success in his great mission is certain
Lord Clarendon has proved liberal ally in
difficulties. Both Europeans and Americans
in China, as it is not generally known, were in
actual conspiracy against him, and much of
the recent Chinese news was manufactured to
damage his career. Mr.. Brown, his secretary,
who has a thorough knowledge Of the Chinese
language, is an attachG of the British Embassy
aimed at Burlinyame in the recall of this gen.
tleman. Here Clarendon came to the rescue,
here gave Brown indefinite leave of absence,
and declared his own faith in Burlngames s
policy
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

SrsN OF TIE TIMES. Cinnamon appeared ~
o reception Of the travelling committee Of Con-
gress In San Francisco on Friday, and ons, Of
them made speech on behalf Of his country
men, just as our adopted citixeus from Europe
do on tho Atlantic slope. He complained of
the unjust laws Of California. and expressed
his satisfaction with the national treaty, but
''wanted the protection II promised" Cali
fornia will have to give up that point Of State
rights by and by.
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

TIE VIRGINIA CANVASS seems to have set
the official guillotine to work In . curious man
ner. General Candy, for political reasons,
has removed from the oface Of Mayor OF
Petersburg General Newberry, a gentleman
who was q faithful officer in the Union army
and every way acceptable to the citizens as
their chief civic magistrate. II would seem
that for political as well as prudential reasons
General Newberry should have been per-
mitted to have retained his position at least
until the people Of Petersburg had had an
opportunity TO decide the matter for thsm-
selves
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

HANDY FOR THIEvEs.-Thieves are progress
sive as well as other men, and keep up with
the growth of our civilization. They have
taken special note Of the tendency of our peo-
pie toward hotel life, and, like George Ill.
with Patrick Henry's treason, are disposed to
make the most of it. Women thieves board at
the hotels regularly and pursue their avocation
with patient security, and men thieves take q
room for night as base of operations from
which they descend on the several neighboring
apartments
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

Cusrox HousK lSsrsCnos. One - our
contemporaries asserts that there 10 hvor
readily granted 10 small politicians md rs-
fused 10 great ones--shs. .fsvor, narsly, OF .
free pcrmh Cor al baggage comag from
Europe. u prosrsaa on behalf Of the great
ones, IL seems; shsrgcs that the siicmst 10
collect duty from thsss gsnsismeaisa MACK
mailink operation. and pitches isso Mr.. Grin
nell. Onr conieaporsry is very igecrant in
not knowing that tls examination Of trunks is
In the Surveyors departmeat AMI that Mr.,
Grin0eu has noshing 10 % with IL, equally
Ignorant In not knowing tha, all this dpty Is
performed now more fairly than ever before |;
and, Ne believe. impertincnt {. tsell ignorant
N the assumption that General Dir would
desire 10 svcid any ordeal or escape any bur-
den imposed by the Law cf Ne Land
The New York herald., 1869-06-28

TIE CONTESTED SEAT.-The case Of
Mcveany and Culkin, before q committee Of
the Board Of Aldermen, is closed, though no
decision is yet given. Mcveany submitted as
his case judgment Of the Supreme Court
and frothy argument from an astonishing
legal light, and Culkin submitted his certificate
Of election, &c. As the case has previously
been heard by the Board on Its merits and been
decided In Culk!n's favor, and now only comes
up apropos to the order of the Supreme Court,
there can be little doubt that the decision
will be that the Supreme Court has no juris-
diction-