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Internal Revenue Returns.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, S265,o72 re-
ceipts Tor the month to date, s77s0,s21; total for
the fiscal year to date. $s4, 1854.
Personal.
Senator Garrett Davis Is so much better that his
physician believes he Will be able to return his
home IN Kentucky next week.
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A spice of Romance r. Very

A Spice of Romance In Very Often
mixed up In the most prosac business fact which has
been better illustrated than In the history OF the we'll
known Geneva Watch Company which, after giving tune.
pieces to half the world has last become bankrupt by
unucky turn OF the Wheel and has been Obliged 70
order It's agents here sell million dollars worth OF
OF the which have led to this reverse we are not &C
curatey informed but the certain that the American
agents Of have the @ Broadway near
Ninth street, and Monday, the 10th inst Viii open the
magnificent stock to the Inspection of the public Inc inc
that they authorized offer Gold Watches as low
Watches 6 and "a each, shows that he nseo
must indeed be pressing and that company evidently
'means business" All the watches sold WIN DC Accom- ~,
panied by the written guaranty OF the company ~ 70 ~
eenuineness quality OF the cases ~ he svIe VIZ
Sc open from A. NJ TO M We advise our rsnue.s
drop ia aud the collection EatheIed iosesne' "
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Harmless, DELIGHTFUL Hair DRESSING
CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR Restores gray
hair, stops Its falling increases its growth.
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ENGLAND.

Royal Honor to the Municipality Of tho Ne
tropolis.
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God sleeve Bmtions-$3, SIS, So. SO to
$50 SET GEO. c. ALLEN, sfl Broadway,
FourIe euth street.
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Remedy for smalIpOx-Pure XyloI, Just
received direct from f. schering through scherng Gatz
Used with great In the Royal Hospital Berlin, for
which tho account In the Herald of the Nth instant
Price VI. j. MlLHAUS SONS, Druggists, 153 Broadway.
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Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
San Luis POtoSi Closely Besieged by
TreVino'S Increasing Army.
TIE FALL OF TIE CITY IMMINENT.
Aguas Calientes Occupied by
the RevOlutiOnists.
1tlfsaAxs TO THE NEW voax uesALh

'~''-
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded US the following special de-
spatch:-
MATAMoRos, Mexico, Feb. %.
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb. 20, 1872.
Gomez Portugal, the revolutionary Cover
nor of the State of Aguas Calientes, occupied
the city of that name the capital of the State)
on the 18th instant.
kilograms from before the besieged city of
San Luis Potosi state that the army of Gene
raj Trevino, Commander in-Chief of the
eevolutionists In the north, Is increasing
gapidly.
The State Of Chihuhua is sending troops to
the revolutionists.
A small Juarista force pronounced In he
State of Guanajuato on the 18th instant.
The Revolutionary Forces Concentrated Be-
fore Sam Luis POtOsi-Rumored Surrender of
tho Cfty-If True. tho North Lost TO Junrez.
MATAMO RIOS, Feb. %. I
Via NBw ORLEANS, La, Feb "a, 1877
The city OF san Luis POtosi has been the objective
point with the revolutionsts Tor some time past.
ALI their available forces are concentrated there
leaving only sufficient In the cities north OF Sierra
Madra to garrison them. Cara, Martinez and Tre-
WHO'S troops are besieging San Luis PotOsi, which
is defended by General Rocha, the best officer al
herring TO the government who thus lar Is unable to
free himself from the besegers. Rumors OF his
render prevail today bat nothing reliable is known.
1t is probable that should Rocha capttulate Northern
Mexico Will be lost to JuareZ.
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GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed TO
7s6 and 7s8 Broadway, corner OF Tenth treeI
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BELGIUM.
Tho Monarohical Legitimists Still in Council
Hanoverian Royalty and Ultramon-
tsnism Not Represented.
TElEsaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IElE6RAMS To tht NEW TURK HERALD.
ANTWERP. Feb. "a, 1872
The Count de Chambord mas left this city.
The arrival Of the ex-King OF Hanover and lead.
ing ultramontanists which was reported on Thurs
day, is now denied; but there IS nevertheless,
great innux OF legumists, who thronged the streets
last night until midnight, and became so violent in
their demonstrations that the gensdarmes were
compelled to disperse the crowd and restore order.
THE CRY is "srILL THEY CoME"-CRowDED STREETS
AND AN EXCITED CONGREGATION.
There is no diminutlon in the number OF persons
who have gathered here. The streets are filed
with people this morning and great excitement
prevails.
Orders have been issued forbidding persons
grouping at any point In the city.
Disturbances are imminent
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MayoraIty Endorsement OF the Count dc
Chambord-" Divine Right" and DemOc-
racy Dispersed by the Weather.
ANTWERP, Feb. "a, 1872.
The Mayor Of the city has issued proclamation
calling upon the citizens to have some respect for
the Count de Chambord. and announcing that
ample measures nave been taken TO suppress any
disorder which may occur.
The strangers in the town and the populace con-
tinued their hostile demonstrations towards each
other tonight, but there was no outbreak. and q
heavy rain finally dispersed the crowd.
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The ConI aud Iron RecOrd-For All inIerestssc
IN Coal and from valuable market reports and genera o-
ali newsdeaers have II or viii get u or vow.
WESTERN AGO, Publishers, New YORK.
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Rupturcs Curcd.-Torture Irusses, WIN
salye hum bugs annhated BY RAINBOW, ta3 BroadwAJs
corner Blocker street.
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A.-ROyaI Havana Lottery.-J. V. NTnrtincz
co. Bankers 10 Wall ST. box 46,5 New York Post oalce
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A.-Pripcipai Depot for Steiufcld's French
COGNAC BITTERS, III Nassau street.
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cost of importation.

the United States OF the great Geneva Watch
Company authorized TO dispose OF the entire OF
Gold and Silver Watches that held by them
about onehalf the usual price.
The agents have secured the extensive store 7e Broadway
where they concentrated their or Watches
amounting TO n million dollars.
The will be opened for the sale OF these goods on
Monday February 49, and remain each day from A.
M. TO r. NJ. until the entire stock f. disposed Of
watch will be warranted keep correct time and
guaranteed TO be solid gold or silver.
Persons wishing 10 purchase watch ought 10 avail them
this opportunity 10 this tremendous
sacrifice. Gold Watches will be sold as low as 90 and SUI
Watches at &c. guarantee and bill oil sale VIII
be given with each watch. , -.
purchasing them requested TO take the watches
any the leading jewellers In the for the purpose oil
sseertainng their value and quality.
The 1853 Broadway, between Eighth ana MT Mee
will Tor the sale OF these goods Ihoso
call will certainly have the lrst caoce ana inc
largest STOCK to select from
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WFilxe,s Toothuche Dr0pso Cure In One VIM
ute-IIILL'S HAIR DYE. black or brown oniyjJ csitA
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A.-Herriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street
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A SpcciaIty.-Lace Curtains in stock and
manufactured 10 order from original designs
g. L. kelly CO., 722 and 7A Broadway.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Dispatches received yesterday from the Japanese Embassy
they will probably reach Chicago on Monday evening
next.
Rev. Mr. Wilson, OF Akron, N. Y, prominent Baptist
clergyman died suddenly In his chair at three O'Clock yester
day afternoon
The Governor Maine has nominated w H. GARRISON. Of
New York city, and joseph II. Buchanan, OF Baltimore
Commissioners for Mane TO reside In those places
Bernhard Behler, employed in Mier's Brewery, Salem
ILL., q OF boiling Friday. He was dead
minutes and badly scaded that the flesh came
of bis bones
young man named Lghtfoot nstanv killed yester
day morning In the Phosnx Foundry at Egin H., by the
bursting Of emery Wheel His head nearly severed
from his BODY.
The friends prohibition in Massachusetts have appointed
a State Central Committee, composed OF leading temperance
men, the promotion OF national legislation Tor suppress
ing inempcrance.
The Buffalo (N " jury In the of stephen Gehnee,
who was sentenced hung december 10. le1 but
who was respted January IL 1872, on new trial
b the Supreme Court have returned verdict OF not
entity The speech of r. d. Saunders, counsel for the de-
Pence ia said 10 the most brilliant delivered In that
city for many years
despatch dated Lawrence, Kansas February a. says:
Rev. Z. T. Hammond has been holding meetings IN this
tendance day and night Five hundred persons rose for
nravers on Wednesday Yesterday prayer meeting, ut
which large OF persons were present. held IN
LIQUOR saloon Fully thousand people are either converts
or deeply interested.
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Machine.-Tho
n.. and first class machine Ia the world prieo
from Ss5 10 sUU easy payment saesrooms W. broadway
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Electrical Treatment for Acute and Chronic
Diseases by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth 81
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Ask for New York Match COmpany,s
Matches; green labels; 100 matches every
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Youug Heads on Old ShOuldcrs.-The Youth
of the hair in words its original COLOR brliancy
uance and elasticity may be permanently preserved by the
use of PHALON'S HAIR 1NviGORATUR. Thus tue Oldest
veteran may always wear young head on his shoulders,
every head be protected against the decay loss OF Its
natural covering. Sold py all druggists
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Tte t'cItic WeckIy.-Thc FIrss NuvuOer OF
this splendid literary journal issued and It's pages TEEN
Win poery and romance OF the richest kihd. Its illustrations
are OF type Its stat OF writers embraces
men best literary reputation A. family journal Tor
I'D and Young field and the nresde, tAs superior
Address ~ j. O'LEARY CO.. box 6,v7t rost Office, New
York city. For sale by all newsdcxe rrce sx cents
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We Have Frequently Heard Mothers Snv
they would NOT be without ID Rs. wISsLOV's SOOTHING
s, kUP from the birth OF the child until had nnlhed with
the teethins siege. On any consideration whatevsr
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OVER Thtrty fenFS OF Success ma Ehdto2
in bankruptcy An important piece Of from Europe.
The gigantic failure Of great Watch Company.
An enormous bankrupt sale million dollars worth
of solid Gold Watches be sold oueha the
cost Of importation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25
" THE SITuATION.D

EDITOR JorRSAL :--1he smoke Of baths has
cleared away, snd we now have an opportunity
Of exeniuiug the fsld aud seeing the situation
of the "maskod batteries" The first ouc that
opened upon the Republican lines was oue of
our own batteries that was hj ing these colors
from It's works: T" Ood County Senhaet"-
"DEvorsD 10 RgrrnhcAN pnNclrLEs"--"OF-
FlCIAL COUNTY PAPER" This battery,
though Of small caliher, was used for placing
ammunition In tue hands of the enemy. The
Captain Of the battery was advised pot to tako
the advice Of bis aids (fauaoial). but, to the
surprise Of his friends, he did Fie. printed for
the use Of the enemy, knowing how they were
10 be used, a Republican ticket with McCutchen's
name for Probate Judge in place Of Phelps and
No, Sc for Commissioner in place Of Wilson, he
also knowing that the report was to be crcula-
ted that these were the tickets Republicans Of
Perrysburg were circulating aud working for
The tickets were printed the Monday morning
before the election ho assisting Que Of the boy $
in the Office in the change oil the type -notwith-
standing he says II was done without his knowl
edge, and the boy who did the work says the
same thing but that is "too thin" as one of
the boys who works in the Office snys the pro-
pretor AMI another boy did use tho "forn" and
printed some tickets. This "bAttery" was used
tor supplies of lies, deceit and fraud for the
enemy.
Tho report Is made by those who know
that the "mongrel" tickets were left with the
candidate for Comm ssioner for Portage town
ship. II he was 80 bitterly opposed to The
movement, why was he made the depository o.
the tickets There is but little excuse for th'
Republicans of Pertago township being "gulIed'
as they we're, as some of them were in the secre
Of tho perpetrators of the fraud. If the firm
Of Colt & Abbott--both the senior aud junio
members of the firm, as well as the lacke.
about their olIice--were not as deep in thi
thing MS any Democrat, then their neighbor
give false reports.
The game was played on Bloom township il
this wise Dr. Rogers went to a Republica
friend of his--one that had always been hi
i friend-rolled lies under his tongue as a swet
morsel and told his friend in conf 6lence tha
his ticket (wlth two Democrats on) had bee
sent him on Saturday By Republican in Pei
rysburg, but that il it was known there b
could not live in the.town that his interest wa
in Bowling Green, as he was sparkling gil
th ire. lie further stated that Judge Phelps ha
come to him and begged aud eutreated Of BIZ
to go out with these mungrel tickets, as
should certainly be defeated il he did not
! is not strange that Bloom township Republican
! should be fooled but that they feel sore over
. and feel that their confidence has been mo
shamefuly abused, is also true.
"For ways that are dark And tricks that Al
t vaiu," commend us to DR.. G. J. Rogers, la
) candidate in Republican Convention for Sheril
REPUBLICAN.
Oct. 2ilb, 1872.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25
Another Refusal to Dine with Crow
Eaters.
PERRysBURa, O., Oct. 2Ist, 1888.

PERRYsBURG, o., Oct 2lsi, 1882.
EDITOR Journal - Having understood that
my name was made use OF in connection with
very dishonest and dish0nnrablo scheme, con
cected for the purpose of defeating James H.
Pierce for Commissioner, and Charles G. Baird
for Sheriff, I take this method of clearing my
self of the false charges made against me.
l understand that a prominent citizen of
wiling Green represented to parties in Bloom
township that he had received letter from me-
containing the bogus tickets that were circulated
in the townships of Portage, Liberty and Bloom
ami that in my letter | stated that Perrysburg
township, irrespective Of rarty, was going solid
for Henry Morse and Jerome McCutchen. This
most emphaticaly deny, and challenge any
one to produce letter from me to that effect.
never saw one of the bogus tickets mentioned
until il was shown to me at eleven O'Clock, on
the day of the election, by Mr. Thurstin of
Bowling Green; and will further say, that up
to that hour, from my own personal knowledge,
the election was carried on in party spirit
Lpcal issues were not talked Of, and were not
used to influence single vote and had it not
been for the telegram received from Sheriff
BrowDsberger the election would have been
conducted in party spirit entirely, and the
consequence would have been the defeat OF
Charles C. Baird and James II. Pierce.
am sorry that aa' called upou to make
this explanation, but believing it duty that
owe to myself and friends, do it with all due
respect to those whom it may concern.
Respectfully,
o RoBERT s. TILLY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE To provide for the constrnc-
tion Of side on the north side of Indi
ana avenue, between Louisiana avenue aud
Locust street. - ...t ss
SEC. I. BE Il Ori'iaed By he To,sn Coupea nf
The hco,por0ted YHtJe Of PcrrysbarS - That
sidewalk be and It is hereby ordered to be
constructed on The north side of Indiana ave-
nue., between LouisiauI avenue and Locusl
street.
SEC. II. That said sidewalk be four az feet
wide, and be constructed of Pine or Oak
plaak two inches thick, lail an o * slrgers
four(4 by six (63 in width and thickness ;
and that the plank be laid err swise.
SIC. Ill That said walk be completed BY The
seventh (7th) day Of December A. D.. 1872,
and in case tie owner Of any lot or lnts or
part OF lot or lots along which said walk is
required tn be constructed, shalt fail or neg
lect to construct tho same by said Tth day OF
December A. .. 1872 it is hereby mtds the
duty Of the Street G mmissioncr 10 cansc the
same To be constructed Immediately thereafter
in accordance with the statute and ordinance
in such case made aud provided.
Sos. ". That said ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
j. II. RHElNFRANK, Mayor.
GEO. WEDDELL, Clerk. 27aS3 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25
Items from Bowling Green.
Jet. 2llb, 1872.


EDITOR JOURNAL Court is dragging along
on tile docket in which any 1afgtsT aR6unt' fnt'ei 81
money is involved. Very few witnesses are in
attendance. We also miss the faces of "foreign
attorneys,iyho have been present for several
terms past, such as Cooper X. Watson, VIM. Il.
Gibson, etc.
The case of Harriet Bloom vs.. James Bloom,
an action for divorce, occupied the attention Cf
the court yesterday afternoon and evening. A
decree for divorce was not granted by The
court.
The Grand Jury found ten "true bills" dur
ing their session.
The editor Of the Sentinel in an editorial cf
last week, on the county election says : "The
result Of the county election is satisfactory. II
= This result, however gratifying in ITSELF
has its bad features in the means used to defeat
it upon the one hand and the consequences attead-
ing The rfort TO elect IL he otler." We fully
agree with him in the first part of this PROPOSE
ton. He has probably discovered that it is a
bad feature for him, as he was one of the prin-
cipe actors in furnishing the 'meaus" used to
defeat it, and we can readily understand, too,
from his standpoint the "bdd features" in the
consequence attending the effort to electit. This
effort was successful, and this is the "bad fea-
tures' with him, as he was defeated IN his eff
forts to defeat part of the Republican ticket.
His statement "that the county seat removal
has been visabIe in every election held since
the contest began" is not true. In 1870 aud II
the vote WAS straight. In but one election
that Of lS69--has it been visable.
He would like to have condemnation made
wholesale" in this matter. That is, you know,
he would like to drag in with him all those who
we're deceived and gulled INTO voting the
mongrel ticket by the tricks Of himself and
prospective relatives. The load is evidently tos
heavy for him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25
B.ave Men a1i Fair q Women.

A racy correspondent, writing fron California
says;
The Coiifnrainns delight 20 talk " the brave
men aud fair wOinen of the Pacific slope
Probably nowhere in the wotlJ can ydu see
finer race of men than here. Queen Elizabeth's
delight in tall proper mrn, w.re That ardent
lady living, could be INDUCED to saIicty from
tue Pacific slope. They are such men as the
father OF Frederick the Gr, at dreamed about as
be lay awake o'nights thinking uf BIS Potsdam
regiment. In any walk Of block you can pick
out a DOZEN genuine sons of Anak UudOnbiei- ?
ly there is something in the air here very ia
Torabe to health. The great BajEy al the
men you meet have rosy, mantiRs eompleE
ion most always cieaf as a beii, with none of
the unlerdnne beef look arising freu too much
looking on the wine whes Il Is rcd. tbs wollgh
are, as class ugly cant mince the wost
aud have regard 10 truth. That there are soAt
exquisiteiy beautiful women here freely s&l
H-1e~' Out tba Eatih IN the p0Phlatiuu Is
exceedingly small. That this record will be
reversed, | fbncede. The liltle maiden here
from teu to fifteen is bewitching The fair wo.
men are underway. Their vanguard is even on
hand. But the main army that is not here
Any poor wretch who in San Francisco sets out
to look up furnished lodgings will come irm
the task vowing shat not Jael herself could haye
looked uore rugged and militant. The break
ing up Of "a hard winter is nothing to IT,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25

The majority for Isaac n Sherwood in
the Sixth district is ,067. This determines
accurately the number of people in the Sixth
District who don't know their own business.
--Cfncinnati Enquirer.
We suppose those parties who escorted
Bunchs colored female minstrels about
the destrict and distributed secret circulars
10 saloon keepers, understood their business
perfectly we'll 1t is unfortunate for them
that the people understood it too. They
will know better the next time than to rely
upon clap trap devices for success in po-
want something better than that to bet on.
Toledo Blade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25

Failing in all other charges, the enemies
of the President now fall clean back to the
battle of Shiloh, and accuse him OF being
drunk on that day. This having recently
came to the ears of j.. D. WEBSTER, Gen.
SnERmAN's Chief of Staff, who was with
GRANT all of the first day, and who lay
down with him on pile of hay late at
night, says that he drank nothing during
that terrible day, and that he was perfectly
collected and self possessed throughout
How like chafr all these charges arc blown
away by the breath of truth
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25

That arch enemy OF human life, says a
Canadian exchange, an empty gun, has at
last been taken fairly by the throat by the
Michigan Legislature. There have proba-
bly, been nearly as many deaths and in
junes from firearms that were unknown to
be loaded, as there have been murders
with firearms aimed with intent to kill,a and
it is time that pointing firearms at inotfen-
sive persons "in fun" be put a stop to. The
Michigan law makes it misdemeanor
punishable by fine and imprisonment, to
aim a flrearm at any one, and ii harm comes
of such an act the perpetrator is responsible
criminally and pecuniarily. This is salu-
tary, and should be generally adopted.
Then the joke OF aiming arms at peoples
heads would lose its point.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25

The new French loan will briug the French
debt up to enormous proportions. The debt OF
the United States and Great Britain combined is
only about 81 800 100000. That of France will
number twenty two uillards and $50 900 900 Of
francs, or abeut IS 900, 100000. This is ST.
900 OOa 900 more than the debt of Great Britain,
an / fully double the debt of the Uuitsd States.
The interest on it is much greater in proportion
than that on the British debt, which also adds
to its crushing weight upon the industry Of the
country.