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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-17

f00 ACRES. within three miles of the
tOU Court House in Finllay, three fnurths
under cultivation, farm which, with yerv lit
tie improvements shoGd command in cnsh One
Hundred Dollars per acre, or will sell at $55.
ON easy. Terms To be seen aud thorDnghly care
fully, aud critically, examined, is 10 give this
hrm recommendation which must insure an
early sale. We invite personal examination of
this property By purchasers. Terms Of sale
easy,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-17
No. 800.

On Acre farm-65 acres cultivated; ront
ON frame house large old orchard. all kind
Of good fruit barn 40x60 feet, with doubl
sheds. wagon house, corn crib, cow-sfalls IN,
good well and two large cisterns l5 acres iinl
timber. Farm located miles from Fiudlay
Price 81, 500.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. fl, 1872
The Director General at Philadelphia has been
officially informed by the Secretary Of state that
the governments OF the following countries have decided
to participate In the Exhibitions Tho German Empire.
Belgium, Ecuador, Mexico, and Hayti Ecuador has APP
propriated $4,000 toward paying the expenses OF her
representation and the resident Commissioner, Eiwsrd
r. Shppen has presented mis- credentials the Oioe OF
the United states Centennial Commission.
The Committee Privileges and Elections heard
argument to-day for five hours, the Louisiana Sena-
torial question Mr Billings spoke in favor Of Mr. Pinch
back Messrs. Mari and ogden followed in behalf OF
Mr.. McMen. and Judge Dbble closed for Mr.. Pinch
back The Committee tnen held secret session, ana VIII
probably report on the ease on Monday. Mr.. Sumner
was the only member OF tue Committee absent.
Samuel l.. Treadwel OF Aew-York Is in Washington
consulting with members of the Congre53o deega-
ton OF that State the propriety Of moving for
investigation OF the affairs OF the central branch Of the
Union Pacific Raiiroad-sOmetimcs called the Pomeroy
subsidy mood.
Tho annual session OF the National Council Of the
Union League OF America will be held at Union League
Hall. Washington Wednesday, Dec. H. at noon. Tho
National Executive Committee Will meet a. willard s
HOtel at IA a. III. OF the same day
For Regular Report o Congressional Procesdnqs Sd Ply,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE GRANGE MOVEMENT.
THE BOSTON GRANGE CHARTER.

THE BOSTON GRANGE CHARTER.
LECTURE BY THE LECTURER or 1HE NATIONAL
GRANGE--iIR PROMISES 10 DO EVERYTHING IN
HIS POWER TO RESTORE THE CHARTER.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBUSE.l
BosToN, Dec. 12.--The establishment OF the
State Grange At Greenfield last week. was the occasion
OF visit to the state by T. A. Thompson. lecturer of the
National Grange. and Grand Deputy John C. Abbott.
Knowing that Mr.. Abbott was IN full sympathy
with the Grange, and believing that Mr. Thomp-
SON n once acquainted with the members OF
the Boston Grange. would see the injustice OF
the action OF the National officers in annulng
their charter, the officers OF the Boston Grange took
advantage OF their presence in the State to invite them
10 meet their brethren in Boston. The invitation
accepted and this evening they met the officers and
several members at private supper in this city.
John b. Bartlett, Master OF the Grange, referred TO
the circumstances under which the Boston Grange
formed its rapid and its great promise until the
attempted revocation Of ts charter by the Grand Master
MIR. Bartlett briefly claimed that their interests
identical with the farmers OF the West and their need Of
cheap transportation great He then introduced mr.
Thompson The lecturer said that he had long looked
forward to this meeting with the Boston Grange. He
realized fully the Importance Of The organization al ts
point
platform that pcrvades the eniire order. You
had taken the same obligation that we had.
each other wronged. II in power
TO preveDti spoke favorablv OF your organization,
and had no suspicion for some time that 1t not
ceptable TO associates in the National
Grange. The revocation Of your charter was
surprise and wish say,
far that is concerned that believe there IL In tho
National Grange Office official papers tnat show your
organization been revoked III such sense that
you not fully at liberty TO go and mul-
tiply your membership and assume the same prosper
ty that characerzcs the other Oranges in the country
especially since he order has developed in your state
until YOU have state organization, aud
where the united brotherhood there represented
passed q unanimous resolution accepting You
as members and recognizing youri organization,
and since the majority of the National Orange
accepts you He felt that they ought 10 go on, aud
promised to do everything In his power to see them
rlghted The address long. but the keynote was
struck in the opening. Deputy Abbott followed IN
similar strain, aud the meeting adjourned just before
midnight.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
WASHINGTON.
Continued from First PAGE.

the otner Dy homesteadn0. II it is abolished, 10 In
p% 30 ,h ,1 some discriminating system will be APP
pea %, 20 .no homestead laws by which tracts adapted
only ior grazing may taken up larger farms than
nr honedn IN grain country I6o acres are enough
1 a but IN country ht only for pasturng
sheep ana cattle tho farmer requires three four times
rs much.
THE BANKRUPTCY QUESTION
1"e houSo Judiciary Committee went further than
was expected today, and agreed TO report bill for the
to'a repeal OF the Bankruptcy and a:the acts sup
Elementary TO 1t. The vote on the proposition in the
oo"''oo IS understood to have been TO 5. the Chair
an' "ch Butler, not voting The bill provides for the
dismissal OF all cases pending at the of its passage
Inero ne question about its passage in the House,
pu' scarcely probable that the Senate will agree to
so sweeping measure. A number Of influential Sena-
r' appoar uposedto give the present law longer trial.
deprived ofthe now odous involuntary features, under
whlch Debtor laboring under temporary embarrass-
meh's may De thrown into bankruptcy by single hos
e The repeal OF the act Is said TO have the
oil the Administration. and great influence will
Jay Tooke d Co. to have the provision dsmissing all
h ~ ., % retalned Unless they get reef Oy some
% suo 1, as ths, they Will be forced into bankruptcy,
.ner pooh and papers made public, and many secret
a"d "' '''iious Things will be made known.
MISSING CREDIT MoBIILER WITNESS.
deh. u NJ Dodge Of Iowa, Chief Engineer Of tho
IeAas racinc Railroad, is in the city. He Is the
whoun the Wilson Credit Mobilier Committee could not
ma iast winter when they wanted him tell what no
aoout the money that spent TO get tho Union
facino legislation through Congress- First, he was so
fhr out on The line OF the railroad that he could not be
reached; then he had started for Washington, 1t
reported nut although he always coming he mover
came, and "a long the Investigation continued the
seISeana Arms could not find hn. He is mere, it is
said to look after the scheme for getting an issue OF
s15,00'oo Of Uuted States bonds to build the Texas
PaUlnc.
THE CTIIEr-JUSTICEsHIP
Large part Of the Cabinet meeting to-day was ocou-
pied In the discussion OF certain important appoint
men's soon to be made, the opinion concerning the
nomination for the ChiefJusticcship remaining
changed 1t Is generally believed that the nomination
Will be acted upon on Monday. Judge Williams himself
has no doubt Of his confirmation and said to-day that
he believed he would every Republican vote In
the senate. The President has thought Of withdraw
ing his name ana would do II he of his
rejection otherwise
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
DOMESTIC MARKBP&

c.cao Dee I2-Plou-Iemsud light; holders hs ss'-, Of
R spring $3.50 10. Wheat aense aud higher a. opening
rpeI AMI Of the advance lost q, h Close %
~ No Sprng 81 l9Qsl lga No sold at 81 lot closed AZ
II spot January sold 81 49, closed 81 loH febina
81 isj No do sold 81 09a Rejected 81 o. Corn osned
Arm but closed dull ss Of No. Mixed 53 nc essh or peSenoe
5sis January 81 % February Oats IA far demand .na %ss,
s,es Of No 39a cash January Rye arm ana scarce
AZ soc for No. q Barley dali and lower a. $l ~ 10,
arm bot closed 50 55s5 80 Pork IN fair demad and
bgl. Mes ga 1O0$l4 40, cash SO 80 February au ,'1ao
7I, cssb 6jts 10 februsfr. Bulk Meats steady es OF
sbo5den AZ % Gc February short MD ad'e.,
nssd pot csc; Long and short Clear Mtdies 6s 6reen As
,oos shoulders held s05e Hams sod &c to 10 Ant
IL 10 average; Rib Mlddles quoted al oh "hs on &
.,rcs at g1 Reeeptsl3O0O bbA P1em l3SV9o ousn
Whsat ~ bush Corn "a 900 bnsh Oas SO o,sn. nn
i, 400 osh Barley shpmenn13OO0 bb Foai I%soV1 % % eos
nsYaor Dec l2-Four srm and IA fair demand Wrst ctvs
r1 higher sales Extra 81 u; No White DO 1el o.
hsr Michigan 81 steady at 6oie Osts IN soi 1
sno a, iic Hogs sod S5 20 Recsipt-2oo Dds roar sh
400 bush wheat shpmeu.s-2.0OO bbs Flour. oVoV o"h
Wheat and 9 900 bush. Corn. -, p,. :, q. :,
Dec dull sales Of Double Errs
rnsAo 81 2jq$7 10. Family sSd&9 So Corn eIn,t 9. -"
an o,ts duet; Cboce 5Sc Bran dali ~ H. da fnne'
r. a,ted Meats quiet; Shoulders bitd6r cesr NO Nps r.
DIy sa' Choice Hams ,rarce; Old l06l0j New l5@iac
g AL. fierce sgSL Keg eiadlOe sngn dull uisnot t-
a 6s, Fair to Fancy Fair Blad71sc Pune 10 onoes
wo,s.s. hrmer; Conloa, Doe fair 5doOc fnme, ~"
S pine 10 6O162c Whisky quiet ~ 80 c'c
oi VAR 20 Prime 23a12oc Corn Veal uu o." lo"ef
III oS Gon 100 aQllO Currency, Val per erh premium
York per ocnI discoaHt 'o' cu''"y' "u
p-f cent yremlun cheeks
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THREE MEETINGS AT PrnIADEiPHIA--No IMPORTANT
= ACTION TAKEJ.

THREE MEETINGS AT PHILADELPHIA IMPORTANT
= ACTION TAKES.
fly TELEGRAPH 10 TILE rRIBuNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-Three meetings
were held to-day in this city TO take action against the
new Constitution, but although two OF these were OK
pected to be important tho result rather skaters the
expectation. ATno meeting Of white citizens vas
smly attended, and speakers made no points Una.
have not already been established and tho meeting OF
colored .-ctIzens.. .calIed because their rights
were not recognized in the new coae, was
equally a failure. Tho third meefins' thAt OF
the Citizens Suffrage Association merep pa'seu
series of resolutions objectDg TO the limitation Oh inc
right OF suffrage TO male citizehs' Inc re'u,'
gatherings is quito unexpected for 1t was believed 'na
strong measure, would have been adopted against 'he
Const,uton and that the several meetings would have
been largely attended.
Az ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING At 'AN'Aoi""
(axxsRA PRESS DIsPAfoHl
LANCASTER, Dec. ia very large meeting
was held here to night In favor OF the now .ohS'u
ton The Hon. Thomas T.. Franklin. formerly A''ot'e'
General for the stats the oldest active member VI w
Isncaster bar and lifelong Republican, pr, ,
Tue utmost entbuaasm presaed Inc ieesioH ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

The indianapolis journal Of Dee. II says ::
"Tbe Hon. samuel shelabarger Of Ohio viii be ap
uonted Minister TO Spain in case OF the resignation OF
Gen. sokes."
The Cincinnati Gazette utters the sentiments
OF good many Of It's cOtemporaries when II remarks
that the action OF the present Congress will decide the
fate the Republican party and by its acts the people
Will judge"
The Cincinnati Commercial makes this sug-
vestiop; Why not refer the appointment OF Williams
TO the Civil Service Commission. and have HIM exam
,nadl Mr. Dorman T. Eaton could put him through an
eIamination that would start the Precipitation on the
noble brow the candidate If 1t die not inform the
judgment Of the people"
The Utica Herald urges that the Speaker Of
,be next Assembly be a man "whose election will be
dersood az declaration honest legislation in the
,r,erest of the people," and thinks that end will be
peached by the choice of any member who has never
besn In service OF Taninans ana VINO mas never han
office or contracts consideration from that corrupt
organization =, ,
significant sign Of the times is furnished
nv Butler County, Ohio. Some suspicious having been
raised that County Auditor had been misusng the
,,nds ip his charge, examination was made, and ne
90 tonnd 10 be a defaulter In the sum OF sl9,iGL A
f,rtber examination showed that every other Once ia
- nountv had been helping himself in a like manner
mating total defalcation OF $1,000 Determined 10
reach the bottom OF the business an inVesllgaup nas
been ordered into the accounts oi al TIC Coui'' 0
for the past 10 years
Another attempt was made yesterday before
,io ndge AZ Columbia S. c. TO investigate The charge
q, attempted bribery against John Patterson during
a., sonatoria election last Winter. ". 3. Jones, mem
her Of the House from Aiken. made affidavit, but II
was not deemed Trustworthy and as he did not appear
"onrt ~ A. Thought that the whole thing was an
n, "a ..o AZ matchmaking the Senator; The other wit
nssses did not prove anytime ana ine ease was as
1n,ssed and Mr. Patterson was discouraged u u unuer
lood warrant has been issued oF the arrest OF Jones
on a charge OF perjury
One of the chief attractions OF a carpet-bae
government is that gives IT'S citHens plenty oi oioc
tons In Mississippi the deig s'A0 o' iucooPe
.,,,, 90 ,,biob the LEGISLATURE has reduced th'
sa,a constitution enables the Governor to eaa new
election whenever he dikes the result Of the last one
Gov powers is now preparing to test tue LEGALITY G o. ta
election for Governor; ana tha. d eecfons I'm iVenf
a2ea mae o Sr Dee 50 for members OF the leg'a,gEe re- a.
tIougn an election was held ia and M. onno
I i,,st,ses Ms aaton Constitution anu ~
nents do the same such . con7l p - i'm not.ca
calculated TO Keep UP poy.ai isg al ths Stale az
sfs,r hut IL hsucls IL fia OIOsptiir o' '' "'"N o."
so aDpaTcut
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
LATEST FOREIGS NEES.

MARSHAL BAzAISE'S PLACE OF CoSFINEMsSr.
PARIS, Friday. Dec. H. 1873.
Tho ISLAND Of Saiute-MIrrerte OFT Cannes. has
been selected "a the place of confinement for Mar
shal Bazane, and he viii be sent there TINS week
The marshal received the news OF the commuta-
ton of his sentence without emotion.
TRE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS SENT on ANOTHER VOYAGE
ROUND THE WOBID.i
81 PtrERsBURG, FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1873
The Car has ordered the Grand Duke Alexis
On another Journey around the world The Grand Duke
will ,st out on his next spring
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
TIE ILLINOIS STATE GRANGE.
A sEEIrs OF RESOLUTIONS FtYoMNG INfEENM
IMPROVEMENTS.

IMPROVEMENTS,
BLOOMINGTON. Dec. 12.-The Illinois State
Grange this afternoon, adopted long series OF resoiu
tons presented by the Committee setting forth that the
object, OF the order the social intellectual and
moral elevation the people, expressing fraeTnal feel
ing for farmers clubs and similar organizations. the
objects of which are manly identical win those OF he
Order: favoring a system Of free banking condemnlng
the increase Of salary; requesting the Legislature
not to NEEDLE with the present state Temper
ance law; declaring That Congress mas the
power 10, and should control interstate com
merce and transportation. and commends its action
thus far III this regard asking for the modification or
repea Of the tax foreign bottoms; favorng the in
provement of rivers and canals by the Genera "o'erh
uent as means OF cheapening transportation
also favoring the building OF additional railroads
with proper restrictions and as "a last resort Tue
nuiidibc OF b. freight railroad by the Gov
ernment solely for The benefit OF the people
declaring the inherent right OF the people, 10
control corporations. and opposing any rtpeai OF
essential notifications of the State Railroad law eso-
utions also adopted fasone Cyi service Reform
and opposing further land grants 10 corporations lhe
| Grange adjourned this evening.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
AN ADDRESS FROM THE IOWA CHANGERS 10 III
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

IOWA LEGISLATURE.
fRY TELEGRAPH rgIBUNE.l
/ CHICAGO, Dec. 12.--ln closing the recent
proceedings Of the Iowa Changers at Des Mones, Mas
ter smedey presented report transportation. which
was ordered to be laid before the Legislature. II
! is in substance as follows:
The first OF relief is iudicious freight tariff
FOR already in operation The States tributary TO
the Mississippi River need and must have the mouth OF
improved that vessels of heavy drt can
the bar and load at any point This viii divert
portion Western products and give the producer
his choice of markets. The building OF Niagara snip
nal voud during the season of NAVIGATION save the
Western farmer, shown by the report OF engineers
from IS TO 40 cents per bushel on his wheat In ad-
ditiOn 10 these water routes at least one
double track railroad from the Atlantic Coast
10 fbt Missouri River either built BY the General Gov
ernmeut by chartered company, under speciai
charter limited 10 special rates. wOuid end TO reguate
the raway to the seaboard Either the imprOye-
OF the mouth Of the Mississippi or the building OF
Niagara shlp canal VIII cost less than our annual eX
penditue for buildings, ana when we take Into account
incalclabe benefits OF these improvements to Vest
ern Industry ana production, moments reflection VIII
lutte necessity. Thess public works should
he planned and designed by Government engineer
officer. and the money expended under the
super ervison OF competent Commissioners taken froin
ali the Industrial interests of the country having an
interest in II.
Tie theory chat the Government is simply to protect
society against bad is altogether too narrow for
this age of civilization The day has come when the
agriculture; producing classes Of the country ask
that as compared with other expenditures, pittance
10 foster aud promote their interests A
few vcars since a great line OF railroad was
needed 70 unite tho Atlantic and Pacific States
To-day all will conclude that it was the duty aud
proynce OF the Government 10 have built rather than
To have given OF three times its cost 10 private
corporation The agricultural States OF the Union 90
of that enterprise. But It l. expected that the next
session OF tue Iowa General Assembly and the XLlld
Congress will take into careful consideration measures
which will bring relief to the burdeEed and tiagsng
industry OF the agricultural states oi Tue lGion
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

What ught to be considered Honestly and Legally
Gold r-iSrst gold . sod . alloy fulslls al he requirements
8-..t gold nav bs ooni.d gold 1t looks vel ami
proportions and though 10. ~
and esr.u like bc,nh pigment msei
with base Aaent"-yds The Book 81 Hall 1arss An,rc4a'
v,og gnqlsnd should store 81 fonp.t,
or London choice sgock Of loca goa iai <e
clocks AMI brOnEe Cs-oyle pol itee
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
FOREIGN TRADE STATISTICS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU or STATISTICS on
COMMERCE AND NAYIGATGON-AN EXHIBIT or
TIE TRADE OF TIE UNITED STATES Win THE
PRINCIPAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The ANIMAL report
OF the Chief of the Bureau OF Statistics Commerce
and Navigation for the fiscal year ended June 3d. S3 IS
in. press DR. Young furnishes from tho proof fehsets
tho foowng exhibit OF the trade of the United States
with te principal foreign countries during said period:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
Thomas NcCarty, while

Thnmgs Mc(lrty While 1T WOrA IN q
.ho1e in Pnladephis yes.ersy through The
r h kus the of Wm Kelly tue proprietor Of the
@slsnen purely accidental Net srty recVed The
wound turning around slddenV
The Rev. j. b. Wycbing OF Port Clinton, Penn,
haHtng yesterds happened
20 rn hollow tree AMI while shisog 'he Tree se. ts
OF Which struck hin nu
M him 30 badly ha died about minute lie leaves vie nd
- .AtIL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Powell & Co.'S salt warehouse IN Wcst
Ransas Clty WAS burned last night; IOss sl2Ooo hsn
winds carried the sparks nearly quarter OF mile and
sot rc tn at4haw K Trades elevator, and it wa, en-
t,reiv con ltued together with O0O to $1,000 bushels vi
xraiu Loss, Sts 90; INSURANCE, S2jOJl.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
CATTLE MARKET.

ouc,so. De-. a.--C,rns-tseps LOO head wealhef
@ 80 80 -, .ri, active shipping grtrs, Mcian ~ Far
a. ~ "a p,a 10 Choe FL So fsnet Steers
~ s~s, 400 brought S6 12 "a. ,ofafsi Texans % 80 Esi
scos, sbsat 80 900 heal, tue mass, lady .cpy sa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

American Gentlemen 10 sesreb of good snd economical Lon
don tailor ci b BxxAAs. Ulster Hons, 80 Coodu'I,
Loados ". Soi Tor special Nationals and styles COR uhier uaSsas
and universal e.yerl coats Ulster shooting c)unsy sl So
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
LATEST SNIP NEWS
IPor other Ship yeps see fyfa fase'l

lPor other Ship yeys see fyM fn0el .t
ARRIVED
s,.,m, Deli. fB, stepbrax Csrif NV III. v'@ masa "
Archibald Baxter -
oisaHs6p Virgo BaEy Savannah Dec With mis 'S pa~~
murray Ferris q Co. ..S -.
steamship LOCKWOOD Chsreso" with "H'e '"'
~ j. W. ouintsni a Co. q. ~. n,.
Steamship Albemzne Reed Norfolk, With mise ~d P's ~"
minion st-amsbip Co -, T..
Steamship Panlta Do,oe PHILADELPHIA ~tS mdr 'nd pas LOT
iliard Sbamshin
Ship Fearless lo Bostonl Coveu. oio Aug -, With mise
Bark Pefet ilaL) schfafflo Antwerp Oc' y 10 bt'.s
Carl Peter swe ohiSson Rio J4aero Sept ~ va hsmp
ton RolJs Dee. 10. with coffee.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dee l2Arriyed steamship hsnhatsn fr," ~
ship hy from Antwerp BARK william from Lye.
Havana Josephine from Ma-tirig for Norhrc
Sailed Dougss Castle for Liverpool Volunteer fv -vre
S souIe. Tor Boston. -.
SAVANNA Des l2Ayf steamship Leo, from Nes York. s,a
shan broken ship Martha Cobb from 1swaY peyopY rep)rf
ashore Breaker OF without dmGge; bir Tfn
Rafcranj from Bristol johanna Msns. io"
Nova ScOts from Beist. sfs
Winner NewYork Carrie lieyer from Boston. 3sei shos
Ironses Liverpool scbf Ge, Wilmington Tor Birscaa Yea
Bird for Nen-lork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALfVAa. ~ g. Dec l2rhs steamship fzee"o ron btr-s~.
bound 30 Nen-iok. here night s1ori Of coal
City Of Chester Celtic POnessn Askcy Cirrrlpn Wf~
Hunter hsds Pace Johann keper Aaerci Jola a,ss
The following vessels have arrived ont ron Am"f.n
ports Maleve Ercole Rome. Msrg,nhs Pilr~nson "%
lace. Forest Shakespeare, GusnbUE A9mo Meridian, Inadrs
DISASTERS.
" s. Dec IA scbr supposed b. the Ptuei Cps
Wilson driven ashore Preach Cross Annapolis Cgn hs
penshed as nothing 6cen heai u them