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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-03
OPINIONS OF THE YEARBOOK.

"lt is very valuable manual of inf.rma-
tion. We d. not know of single work Of the
same character that, for its size, is moro coma
prehensive in the range OF its information, or
more judieiously arranged. - Caeiaa0ti COm-
Hcrcia.
matter aud exceedingly valuable statistics.
don't sos how Wel.egulatod family can dis
pcnSe with the liitle book - & EoRGEb n. WRiuur
COalsissieasr o. Ralroads aad 7tiegrophs.
alt Is decidedly oneof the neaIssl books of
the Kind we have ever seen, aud its con tsnts
plaialy show that a great deal Of mental labor
aud valuable time have been spent iu its edit
ing" -Csciaaa,i Ns,isaal Oaioa.
" II Is by all odds the uost complete work o
the kind that We have seen, tar SURPRISING tn,
famous Tribune Almanac. - IadiaAaFolis Goa
msrcial,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-03

n .EGAL NOTICE.
Board of County
Commissioners, In Wood
rS. 80
William Kirk, N"n"on fleas'
ID. J. Campbell aud State Of Ohio.
W n Rirhardso,,
ID, D. Nampbeli aud
W. II. Richardson,

ANfNf''ffeNNs
The defendant w. II. Richardson, whose real.
depeo Is unknown, is hereby notified, that the
Plaintiffs have flied their petition in the above
named Court, setting iOr.h that the dsfendent,
William Kirk, did execute and deliver 10 the
plaintiffs, his two promiSSory notes for the sum
OF, eighty-slx dollars aud sixty cents each,
dated June 10, A. ID, 1854, aud payable in one
and two years atler date, respectively, that said
notes are secured by mortgage upon tbe east
half OF the east half of the northwest qua lsr OF
section twoety nine t29l, Ia town four q, north
range nine W east, in the county OF Wood, and
STATE OF Ohio that the notes have l1nR since
bseome due and payable, aud BY reasOn thereof
tha mOrtgaged promises afursaid have become
liable W be sold, that the proceeds thereof may
applied N the payment u said notes.
The sbjeel aud prayer OF the petition Ia that
an account may be taken the smount due in
equity upon said notes. aud that the promises
above described may be sold aud the proceeds
applied upon the amount 90 found due
The defendants reQurired 10 appear and an
swer or demur to said petition by the lth dsy of
January next or judgement will be taken against
| him, hy default.
SHANNON & BENSCH0TER, Plas AuSs
J fsrysburs, Ohio, November Is, 1889. 3Os SlS
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yVAsTER COMMISSIONER'S sA 6E

Edwin Reed,
vs. , Wool Common ploas
David W. Wright eta
by virtue of an order VI sale issued in ihr
above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me di.
rectcd and delivered. | will offer for sale al
public vcndue, at the door of the Court house
in Pcrrysburg, of said county, on
TUESDAY FORENOON, December 2s, 1869
Between the hours nf | and ~ o'clock Of said
day, the following described real estate, tn-wit
lot number one hundred and thirty.righ
l3Sl, in tho village Of Tontognny, Wood county
Ohio; appraised at 5000 90 Terms cash
J. W. BROWNSBERGER,
Special Master Commits sinner.
HAYNES 4 PRicE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NOveHlbcr 25 1859. 3le$G so
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TIIE LOAN ASsOCIATION.


In another column will be found notice oi
The meeting, Saturday evening next, Uf the
sbnvs assreiHtion,
We learn frum the Secrct,ry, that Tho success
of the Association Is fully up 10 the anticipation
81 its ,nost sanpnne friends. II was started
the hrsi of May last, being in eEkience now
feven months. Alter tie lopns of Salu day
night arr made. the Asso, iation will have rotes
secured by mortgage, on nnincumbered real
cstat, 0n interest. for about $4,000.
Only about $50, 900 Of the 100000 granted
in the charter, have been taken up, So that every
Il liar paid In hy members, has already earned
TOR the steckhuldvr, about $l.4O, making II
worth - 20 at this time
In some respects, an Investment in Loan Assn
cis,ious Is better than Life Insurance. In Life
Insurance Companies. there are Local Agents,
G,nl. Agents, President, Secretary, &c. 10 live
ont us the premiums. In Loan Associations oil
tie profits accrue dirieily 10 the members and
stockholders, aud is Savings bank that will
mar handsome dividends.
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4 .EGAL. NOTICE.
Board Of County !
Commissioners, c.,,., - co,,,,oo p,..s
VS., a. T, '
G, W. Mcdonald, Wo"N r"u!'
Nathan Lamb and S'@e VI ""'''
4 Lamb
4 .EGAL NOTICE.

81, Lamb.
The defendants, Nathan Lamb and III. Lamb,
whose residence are unknown are hereby nuti-
tied that the plaintiffs have filed their petition
IN tho above named court, setting firth that the
defendant Q. W. Mcdonald, executed aud de-
livered to plaintiffs, his two prumiSsory notes
for the sum Of two hundred aud eighteen dol
lars and cighiy-ihree cents each, dated June
10Th, A, D., 1884, and payable in enc and two
years from date, respectively that said ns,eS
are secured by mortgage upon the northwest
quarter Of the north quarter, the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter, all Of section
number twenty (29l, town four (4h north
range number nine cast, in the county Of Wood
and state OF Ohio, that said notes have long
since become due and payable, and by reason
thereof the aforesaid mnreNged premises hare
become liable To- be sold and the proceeds there
Of applied To the payment of said notes. The
object aud prayer Of the petition is thS. an ae-
count may be taken of the amount due in equity
upon said notes, aud that the premises ABOVE
described may be sold and the prnceeds Ihereo
applied upon the amount 81 found due.
The defendant is required to appear and an.
swer or demnr to said petition by the 4lh Of
January next, or judgement will be taken
against him by default.
SHANNON Il BENSCHOTER, Prhs Atiys.
| Perrysburg, Ohio, Nov. Is, 1869. SOSSlS rs
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Tho President began the preparation Of his
mcssagcon Monday Of last week having rceei vcd
the necessary data for the statistical part Of II
from the various departments. lie will decl
tn receive all VISITORS except ono hour each day
until II is completed. H. will not BE- able n ac-
cept any invitations until the meeting Of Cun-
grcss, as his time will he fully occupied, and he
dcci'led tn send his mrssage ~ CuHgress IN man
uscript to p-sven. premature publication. The
Secrctary nl he Treasury will adopt tie same
course. All other reports will be printed.
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The earnings oflhe Ohio Penitentary for the
ycar ending November Isl, rs appear by the
Wardrn's rrpnt 10 the Oovernnr, were tiT5,-
663 0S. The ordinary expenses were etf3 .635 =
81 the extraordinary expenses, s76,T6b 4s,
tile institution.
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The MiaaycA, with the remains of Mr. PEA.
SONY. will sail frOu Englaud for AmeriSa next
Wednesday.
DO Aoi l.e pa, Of with an inferior article when
you call Tor Whittlesey's Cure for Sick Head
ache. II is the only medicine warranted 90 cure.
THE KING or BAvARIA kindly permitted Dr..
J. q. Aver TO have a copy taken OF Raueh's cell
ebratel colossal statue II Victory, which belongs
TO the lavanau Crown and stands at the entrance
Il cast in brOnIe, aud has presented Il to the city
Of Lowell, where II stands 10 the Park aud sym :
b0liLes the triumphs oi freedom and nlsdicine.
Her manufactures are the pride Of Lowell, aud
foremost among them AYER's MEDIctSg makes
her name gracefully remembered by The unnuni-
bered n,ultitu 10 who cured by them of Afiict-
inc and often dangerous diseases. Ilos.vu Joar.
I nal.
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MASTER COMMISsIONEn,S SALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

Atkinson / Ashley, J
VS.. Wood Common Pleas
John Carder ct nj.
by virtue Of an 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 and delivered, | will offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door Of the Court house,
in PerrySburg. of said county, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 2S, 1909,
Between the hours of ! and 2 O'Clock of said
day, the following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot number eleven tll), and the west half of
lot number two (2), in section number two y,
in the village Of Gllcad. proper. in Wood county,
Ohio. Lot IL appraised at $500 90 west
lot appraised at $500 90. Term. cash.
j W. BROWNSBERGER,
Special Master Commissioner.
T. Il d K. TloLLENRFcK h Cook, Pms Au'ys.
November IS, 1859. 3lcs7
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ONLY One Dollar.

The proprIctors Of THE CHRoSIcLE, desiring
To publish the cheapest as well as the most in.
terestlng and reliable newspaper In the West,
have resolved 10 furnish Il, in large clubs
cheaper than any other Cincinnati Weekly.
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NOTICE or DEPOSITION

Sarah VALLEY, Ph'G, The Court of
against Common Pleas,
Alexander Valley, Dert.l of Wood County, o.
DISPOSITIONS in this action will be taken by
the plaintiff, at the office of Jacob Peters, in the
town of Arcadia. county of Hancock and State
Of Ohio, on tho 10Th day of December, A. d.
1889, between the hours Of eight O'Clock A. NJ.
and nine o'clock L. NJ, and the exnmna lion
will DO adjourned from day to day thereafter
until completed.
BY RIGBY 4 JONES, Att'ys for PlrT
November %, 1860. 3lc$3 rs
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TERMS OF TIE CHRONICLE.
AGENTS

Who make mp clubs of subscribers, viii receive
free copy regularly, or DO allowed liberal
cash commission for their services. Address
CINCINNATI CHRONICLE CO.,
No. III Race ST., Cincinnati, o,
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nv ASrEu COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the firm Of
day dissolved by mutual consent. J. X. Tyler
il authorized to settle all accounts Of the late firm
J. X. TYLER,
EDWIN FULLER.
Perrysburg, November %, 1869.
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FREE FOR ALI
CHRONICLE. /. ALMANAC
AND
Year. Book Of Important Information,
For 1870,
To be presented FREQ, to every
Subscriber OF the
CINCINNATI WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
The Publishers Of the Cincinnati Dali,
aud Weekly Chronicle, the most
Popular Republican NewsrArer

fopular kepuoliean Newspaper
oftho West, will issue, ON or before the lst Of
JanuSry next, the second volume OF the " Chrnn-
icle Almanac and Yearbook of Important In.
formation" tits Indispensable 10 every politi.
clan, anJ every general reader who desires to
be able To refer to the faels,"i in his conversa.
tim, his speaking, Or his writing, as the follow
ing partial table of contents will show
Summary Of the Ae 8 Of Congress;
Important State Legislation;
Complete Election Returns Of 1859;
Names, salaries, etc, of U. s. 0fiicers;
Names & Residences OF Members ofCongross;
Directory Of the several State Governments; IS;
Schedule efStamp duties and Postage Rates;
Receipts 4 Expenditures Of the Government;
Times for holding District & Circuit Courts
1mprovem'ts In Agriculture & Horticulture;
What 20 eat for each month in the Year
Scientific Discoveries and Developments;
All Important Events Of the Year
And Dairy for 1870,
| The Year. Book will m Ike volume Of about
$50 pages, aud will be printed ON excellent
white paper. A eoPy OF this useful work will
be sent free by mail, to every subscriber Of the
( WkGKLr CHRONlCLk,
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ATTAcIIlIENT a NOTICE.

Peck, Miller 4 Co., VS.. Mrs. Pauline North tnnv
johnson Before Il. lngrahnm, j. p, Wash
ington township, Wood c unity. Ohio.
On the 10Th day of November, 1850, said Jns
ticc issued an order Of attachment IN the abay,
action, for the sum nf nineteen dollars and ninety
cents $40 90), and fifteen dollars probable cost
PECK, MILLER K CO.
November 2l, 1879. 3Ics2
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Feirchild's majority. y.............'''' s,O3l
Tho total vote was only 150, ,207, aRainst
,027 last fall, showing only twU-thirds Of q
full vote
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The Official vote of Wisconsin, AZ lts late
election for Fnvcrhor Is as follows;
Fairchild, Rep... .................' 001lq
Robinson, Dem ............. 6l ,OSS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Po R Kl

will pay tho Highest Price, CAsu, for a
quantity Of PoRK.
q. BEACH.
Peirysburg, December, 1859. 32d
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90 10 the J0rENkL Once 10 get Job Print
VI ing Of every description. None bat hrat-
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Valuable Improved Farm for Sale !!

The undersigned will sell the Farm belonging
io the estate Of David Ecbert. deceased, contain
ing one hundred and sixty wight acres of choice
land. sixty acres improved, with comfortable
seven miles frnm Perry sburg, on what is known
as the Bellvillc Ri'gc. Terms liberal.
Inquire of REUBEN EGBERT, Admir-.
Pcrrysburg, November l, 1869. 2Sm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eGectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to us original color
'cih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-03

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclos are destroyed
or the glands atrophicd and decayed
But such as remain can I've saved 70
usefulness by this application. Insteat
Of fouling the hair with q pasty scdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, ani
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
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Notice to Farmers !

DARTlRS wishing 10 purchase the eelebra-
ted Champion Cross-cut Saw, the one that
has given such unbounded satisfaction wheye
has been IN use for the past year. can now be-
supplied BY calling at the New Hardware StorsA
CAPT. NJ. BROWN.
All Saws Warranted. 1T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06

service, and assigned to duty In the
general hospital ct Charlottesville, Va,
where he remained for three years. He
was then sent to q field hospital In the
'Wilderness,' where remaining ono
month, he was ordered TO Richmond,
and AFTER few days, back 10 Char,
lottesvllle again. In August following
be was ordered to the hospital at Mount
Jackson, In the Valley OF viFginiG, aud
rom thence TO Harrllonburg, whore be
was surgeon In charge till the close OF
the war. What remains We give In his
own words; now found myself "trip.
PED OF my all. My wife died chIldle6s,
July 10, 1852. All that had was gone,
except q few books. For n time I did
nothing, There was nothing for me 10
DO. My old position In the University
Of Virginia would not support me, and
declined Il. In March, 1867, I, 70.
moved to Wheeling 70 commence life
anew; how ! shall succeed, time alone
VIII tell,' Classmates, we trust that,
as In the past, success will again crown
the Efforts OF him whose familiar name
stands at the head OF our roll, Possess
ed, as he acknowledges, Of feelings
Intensely Virglnlau,' and located 10 the
University OF Virglniu, his position
during the bloody strife Of our civil
war, was on o different side from that
OF almost all his classmates; bat now
that the strife Is over, am sure that
there 10 no one Of them all who Is not
ready from the heart TO bid him God
speed In his efforts to retrieve the losses
sustained BY the self>scourge Of cruel
and relentless war. ~
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Mr.. BOatWeIIs Views on Funding the
nnhl 49,

"DAtA" Of the Baltimore Stsa writeH
from Washington that Secretary Bout
we'll Instead Of avAllIng himself of the
powers conferred on him by existing
laws In regard to funding the Debt,
will in his forthcoming report recon-
mend entirely new legislation on the
subject. .'..
1t Ia believed that his plan Is % fol-
lows: Congress TO empower him to
Issue AZ or 4 per cent. bonds, principal
and interest, payable In gold. Bonds
to be payable at the option Of the gov
ernment In not less than twenty years,
and. perhaps, interest payable at the
option OF the holder In London, Am
sterdRm or Frankfort. The Secretary
is OF opinion that bonds distinguished
by these features will command par In
gold, and, should this opinion be cor
rect, he will readily be able 10 convert
Into them the entire amount OF Ave
twenty bonds now outstanding. It Il
not easy to see, however, why even
with these features four or four and
half per cent. bond will command
par in gold, while the ak per cents. ART
not marketable at over eighty-nlne II
gold, but Mr.. Boutwell, appears to b.
very confident Of the result, and 1t re-
mains 10 be seen whether or mot his be
lIerIs we'll founded, -
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mo NeMhurInort rires.

There Is nothing more remarkable In
the history Of any city In this country
than the incendiary fires which have
IRvaRed the city OF NswburyporL, Mass.
at frequent intervals for many years
probably q quarter OF acentury. The
incsudlary. whoever he Is, pursues his
work with remorseless purpose, and
evadeG detection with o skill that defleE
all the arts OF discovery, About year
ago II WAS believed "the Fire Bug" was
discovered In the person Of one Leonard
Choate, wealthy and respectable
though singular man, who suddenly
left Newburyport and was followed and
arrested In the wilds OF Minnesota
Choate has since been In prison, and ID
even now on trial; yet the fires have moi
ceased. and the telegraph Informs us
this morning that they have increased
30 much Of late, that the city govern
ment has offered q reward OF SIC, 900 for
the detection Of the incsndlary. It Is o
painful mystery, and one which under
the stimulus Of 30 large y reward must
soon be penetrated,
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ing life. II ever there was q man who
made the injunction, ut Is more bless.
cd toglve than receive" the rule Of his
life, It was the subject OF this sketch;
and no one has ever presumed to say
that he was actuated by any feeling but
one OF simple ,benevolence and duty.
Mr.. Peabody lived and died batche-
lori and Of necessity, therefore, his life
was less complete and rounded than II
he had been happily married. In all
other respects his life was a model. His
example Is worthy Of all emulation,
and his fame one that men may be par.
doned for enyyIng him,
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nIRn

RATCLIFP-on Friday, 9Th inst, THoa.
RATcL1BR, 1R., son OF 7. and A. RAIcllff, IN
the twelfth year OF his age. ,..-...'- =. ''
The funeral will take place from the
residence ofhis parents, on Labelle street, on
Sunday, 7th inst, at2P. N. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend H.s1t o.
BULGER-on Friday evening, the lth
tnstr. GEORGE BULaERs in the seventy
eighth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his Late
residence on John street, above Seventh, on
Sunday, the It'll Inst, at 2 o'clock. The
relatives and friends OF the family are re-
Bpoctfully invited to attend. e
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The Greatest DissoHarv of tina Aga

AA0 OAoaVooG OAoVVtoEy VI Gu0 Ako,
This Is admitted TO be the tact by The
Thousands who are now uSlng DR.. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian LInIment, It has been
introduced since 1871 aud NO one once
trying 1t Is ever without It. twill positive
ly cure the under-mentioned complaints, II
used as directed ma - f"i'
Chronic Rheumatism. Bore Throat Head.
ache, Toothaehe. spraInH, Bruises, Old sores,
swellings. Mosquito Bites, and Pains In the
Back, Chest, or Limbs. Also taken inter.
nally for Cholera, Diarrh9a, Dysentery,
Group, Collie. Sea Sickness, spasm, DC. It
Is perfectly harmless 10 take internally.
tsee oath accompanying each bottle.) Il
has never failed 10 cure every case OF
DIarrh@a. DySentery, and Group, II used
when hst taken. Always have a bottle In
the house in readiness, and you will never
regret II. H''.'I. no.
Price, Fifty Cents and Ono Iollaf. Gold
BY the Druggists and StorekeOperA- Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. ,..-.,,
octll-lmd&w g 7" % u al-
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THE VoTE In BERKELEY.-The fol.
lowing are the figures IN Berkeley:
For House-ROpp. (Rep.l e02; WiSner,
(Rep.) 65S; Lamon, lib. Rep.) $50; Luce,
(lib. Rep.) 655. Ropp and Lamon elect
ed. For senRte-Gold, (Rep.1 IT'S
Koonce, (Rep.) 6sI; BIllmyer, Glib. Rep
600; Kitchen, (llb. Rep.) 6S7. az g..
The vote for Senate In Berkeley and
Jefferson constituting the district, Is az
follows: Gold, S64; Koonce, $40; Blllmy-
or, 7s6; Kitchen, al. Gold and Koonce
elected.
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THR Columbus, Ohio, Statesman pub
fishes . note from a correspondent,
commencing with this remarkable ad-
mission: " found to-day q copy OF
your daily In the pocket Of one OF the
Republican State Central Committee"
Isn't that queer place In which TO
"and" anythingf
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SELF ADvBRTIsRD.-Phalon's VltalIa
or Salvation for the Hair carries with
i Us own best advertisement, As the
light shines through the bottle you see
that the liquid Is clear as the azure OF
heaven. You smell It and find the
odor agreeable. You apply Il and II
changes gray hair 10 any natural shade
without solling the scalp or producing
headache Nothing can be more harm.
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Spert4l aatlEss.
The Healing Pool,

ESSAYS ROB YouNo MKN, who have fallen
into vicious habits, and now desire q higher
life, and q better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for the aftlicted. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge, Ad.
dre9, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Philadelphia, Pa. . sep25.a md&w
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HARDY County.
MooREF1ELD, Nov. 8. 1866

MooRRR1ELD, Nov. 8, 1860.
To the Edltor OF the 1ntelligenceE
l enclose you q statement OF the
official vote In Hardy county for Sena-
tor and Delegate, on the 18th ult. Judy
ID let up'Republican, and Babb the
nominee Of the party.
George Hartman, for Senate, 10th
District, 1877 votes:
Martin Judy, for Delegate, 7th Dis.
trlct, 1852 votes; Daniel W. Babh, Q; Sol
ONION Rich, I. r.
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TIE Illinois Constitutional Conven-
ton will meet In Springfield on the FIRST
Monday In December next. It will
consiat OF elghty-five members. over
hfty ofwhom will be Republicans.
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PoLlT1oAL NoMENoIATuRE.-~The
Martinsburg ;Star has new name for
those Republicans who oppose . modl-
hcation Of the laws that bear down on
the late rebels. II calla them '.screw-
hnunnm
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MARRIED.

DERu0TT-6EoRGE.-In Chlllicothe,
MOI October IS. by Elder ]. N. Henry, Of the
residence Of the BRIDES brother.in.IaW, Mr..
John n. Boyd, Mr.. JOHN DRRMoTT, OF Lee'g
Summit, johnson county, NO., to Mis-
ANNA GEORGE, Of Wheeling West Va. .