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CHATTERTON-At Centre Rutland, on sun.
day, April IL, James Madison Chatterton, aged
"a years, months and 20 days.
Funeral at his late residence, ON Tuesday
next at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
THOMAS-In Rutland, at the residence OF
Gen W Y w Ripley, April 18th. Elizabeth s.,
widow of the late Selah Thomas, aged 60 years
Funeral from the residence OF General
Ripley, on West street, this Tuesday after
noon at ~ o'clock.
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Special to the Globe.
Fire.

BENNINGTON, April 10.
Information has just been received here
that the chemical works of A. G.. EIough-
ton, located in Stamford, Vt were totally
destroyed by fire Saturday night, with most
of the material stored in them. The
origin OF the fire is unknown. Loss,
800, COO insured for $4,000.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
FROM BOSTON.
The Massachusetts, Senatorial Election.
The Deadlock Sill.
BosToN, April 10.

BosToN, April 10.
The convention passed off very quietly,
large number of the members of the
Legislature being absent. No excitement
prevailed as it was known that the vote
would he taken simply to comply with the
law The following is the result of the
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Wanted, at Allen & Drews, five men
coat makers, to work on fine custom cloth
ing Two hundred cords of good WOOD for
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NOTICE

IN
The undersigned, formerly proprietor OF the
Bardwell House, Rutland, Vt, wishes TO In
form his friends and the travelling public gem
orally that he Is 10 take charge OF the Croker
House, New London, Conn.,, from April LIST,
where he viii be most happy to see all OF his
old friends and patrons.
mar3ldtf Il. FOSTER COOK
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rwENTY-sEcoND BALLOT.

o'clock tomorrow. J..
A Boston dispatch says. 1t now looks as
if the senatorial deadlock will continue
and Summers chair remain vacant during
the present session. Seventy or seventy
one men are pledged TO stick to Dawes to
the last
The New York Times Washington
special states that G.. G. Hubbard and
others have gone to Boston with authority
to negotiate a compromise between the
Dawes and Hoar factions in the Massachu-
sets legislature.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-14

On Tuesday over New England increas-
ing cloudiness, cast to south winds and
rising temperature will prevail with ram
during the night.
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Che autlanl 1ailu Globe.


New Advertisemen
Weeks and Barber.
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Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, CHIEF Judge.
Hon. ISAAC G. WHEATON, ; Ase't Judges
Hon. HEEL HoLLIsTER,
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April l2.-S D. m. J
II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
Nm bic Seier, Die ibren @pbncrt
ipehiclu!

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bieienisen abpuuenten, bic ibre Sci.
tans mad elmer anssrsn pOfpffess u babsn min
i@en, ni&t aQsin bic nsue @prsIe, ipuSsrn aud
bic alts pplOfFee, wubin is sas glatt erbaltsn
babeu, %anssbsn. aubsrpsm III ibnen su bemsr.
Ten, bab Der Generals Oimsilsr ansscrbnet bat,
eab Der u bOrnsnt elmer 3tituna mel.
DER bas porto fir Elm Sabr I'M goraus bs,ablt
bat unb Dor ablaui beNslbsn in ben Ysrsi& ei.
nee antsrsn voltamtss umsisbt bon benz Dot.
msilfer isinss fribsrsa Wobncrtss cine Quit.
tuas ibsr pas bssablte porto srbaltsn i0u, uuS
oaB Der Yuitmeifsr he's nsusn pOatssiris ssssn
SUrsisuna Der 8 uittuns bic 3sitans bic gum
ablaufe Der 3sit fir pslde pcrausbtsablt IN,
p~ertpfrsi absulisfern bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14
SoHtn unb Barren,
Ma9t Wan9sn gum Narrtn.

Re Gimfenpunssn u. 8Orres
ponoen3en, beipnpers iiber fir6lids
anp anssre wi&tise gesebenbeiten fnp
ieeerseit piIfemmen, miiGen aber pom
Vsrfuler untersei&net Sein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-14

aeA- Msint bsltsn Wsrfe wsrbtn nit Slbtn
sstrstsn, lastt SauS Sa9s, wenn ibm Der S&u.
Fer IN ben acpf fubr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
The Ohio Legislature.

The SiXty-first General Assembly o
the State of Ohio convened at Columbus
on Monday of last week. The Senate
had its full quote Of members presant, 80
and was called to order by Lieut.. Cover.
nor MUELLER
Governor NoYes' final Message was
read, which ia full Cf good suggestions,
not one Of which is nnw orthy the flvora-
Tile con Iteration Of the Logislatu e. It's
discussions are con1lned wholly to the
affIirs Of the State, which are treated in
clear Sad forciblc style,
Both Houses elected their Democratic
caucus nominees, which are as follows
sENATE.
President, pro TEN EMERY ID. Potter
Clerks. X Donovan.
FiTt Ass'nt Clerk-WM. ii. SHIRcIIFF,
See. - +" -WM. IL. MORGAN.
Sci geai t-at-Arms--C. S. BARKER.
Assistant Sergeant-at- at-ATms-GEo. w.
SEE and CHARLES NEGLEY.
HOUSE.
S5eaker-Gro l.. CONVERSE.
Glerk-Tnos j. CoUGHLIE.
First Ass'nt Clerk-D H. critics,
bCe. A" w. DOBDs, or.
Sergcant~at- AFms--J. s. Huston.
Assistant Srgeants'at- -Arms-llENRY
l.. BIsHoP and JESSE Il MARTIN.
The Inauguration of Governor ALLEN
and the Inaugural Bail, on Monday last,
L. reported to have been gram affair
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

The Town Hall at Ptrrvsburg has
cost TO the present time Sl2 1872, aud is
yet unfinished. OF This amount, about
$1,000 was raised Oh subscl ip ion when
it Is paid in) and the balance came out { {
the Township Trfasury."- Spirit Gam
Suppose the whole cost of til; Town Hall
at T -rrysburg, comes out of the township
treasury. What then? 1t would prove
surely that the people ofthe county would
not be taxed for its construction and they
would thertf) have nothing of which
to complain. If the cit t'zens of Perr s.
burg see fit to pay for the new Court
House which affair is it but their own ?
Neither Bowling Green nor the Squirt GIN
have anysinterest in 1t and publish, there
fore, their low breeding and lower cast of
mind, in persistently striving to thrust
their noses into that which is none of
their business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
FROM TOLEDO.

MR.. EDIroR:-l send you verse, con-
taining the names of all the Kings and
. Teens of England In their order, from
the conquest by the NOrmans in the elev-
enth century, under WIN. the. Cor ueror,
to the present time. 1t has been Of 9. cat
help to me in reading history an may be
ct some value TO those Of your readers
that may wish to use it in this connec-
tiOn:
First William the ConQueror, then Will
liam bis son;
Henry, stephen and Henry, Richard
and John,
Then Henry the third, Edwards ore, two
and three,
And again af.,r Richard three Henry g
We see.
Two Edwards, one II chard if rightly [
guess;
Two Henry's, one Edward, Queen
Mary, Queen Bess.
Then jamie tne ScOtchman and Charles
whom they slew,
Yet received after Cromwell another
Charles too.
Then James the second ascended the
throne,
Good William and Mary together came
on
QRotn Anne. Georges four and fourth
william all pass d,
Victoria came, may she iong be the
last.
UIsroRY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
Mansfield & CnIdMnfnr r y,

On Monday of last week the stock
holders Of the above Road held meeting
at Mansfield, at which the following
named gentlemen were elected directors:
J. Irving Brooks, Salem. O.
S B. Sturgis. Mansfe d, o.
VIM. Shoffald, Napoleon, o.
II. G. HedLos, Mansfi Id, o.
-. ID. Hughes, Grand Riuids, Mich,
Wager Swayne. Toledo. O.
j. Latcha, l itlsburgh, Pa.
X. F. SGith, Cleveland, o.
V. z. Collier, Battle Creek, Mich.
]. Fisk, Allegan, Mich
+. V. Smith, Coilwater. Mich.
ii. Z. Lewis, COldWater, N ch.
A. F. Gorham, Michigan.
They are talking of commencing oper-
ations in the Spring, with view to an
early eompl stiOn of the road.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
WALL,S WELLv

There is pleasing romance and lofty
grandeur about these words wherever
they are heard; whether pcaling in sweet
notes from st. Mary's bells In queen
city, or hoarsely uttered by the boat
swain's whistle mid ocean, or spoken on
the crossings and by-ways and public av-
enues of this up-and-Gown-hill world.
Whatever may bctide us we do VIII 10
cling to that faith in the future which
cheers our pathway and gives US light
ahead.
There are times In the experience ofal
most all sensitive persons when our
hearts feel the pressure of untold bitter
ness. Once In while our troubles come
to a aelimax, and, like the patlirch, We
cry, "all these things are against one"
Our enemies are too many for us. cur
ship and its pr. cious fr, ignt, and all
things dear TO uS, have been l)st. Amid
these deepening shadows, when the storm
beats upon our hcal Is, we need q divine
philosophy. In these dark hours we do
not feel satisfied with POpe's idea thai
whatever Is, Is right" neither do we
T el alto geth9r pleased with the Shake
sperlan idea that there is Divinity that
shapes our ends, Rough hew tn m how
we H." lfwhatever is, is right, and
there Is Divinity that shapes orr ends,
orr hearts still ache for the blessed assur-
anc3 that "Alls Well." TO these three
sentiments, c)mbined together, revelation
gives beautiful lustre. There mus be
an Infinite Being who rules the world ia
love there must be heaven where all
the good meet again ; there must be a
) tviCur to take away 'our sin and our
guilt. God Is our flther, Jesus Is our Sl-
vi1ur, the blessed Spirit is our rcnovltor.
win th Sc sub ime thDughts written on
the tablets of our IN mory and stored
away In the sac ed te nples of our hearts,
what brave lives we livc-what glorious
diaths we die! All along the track Of
that dreadful storm, whore panics were
won't to bla7ch hard faces and break
stout hearts above the shrioks of the
temp s. we hear glad voices bidding the
living to take heart, and, when Death
/ comes TO resp premature and multitud-
inous harvest, the dj iig receive the bic. s.
ell c)nv' clipn, as if they heard angelic
/ voices. that CAMS WEI" Thus should
earth be tv,r check-mated and supple
mtnted by heaven.
! BIRIOs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
Another Treasury DegauIter.

Mr.. r. II. Rowland, Treasurer of Rich.
land county: has absconded with about
SCO,OOO OF the eoanty funds. He was a
R9pubican-sUch "A Republi an as e,uld
be el,c.ed in the Democrat; county of
Richland-and he loaned funds of the
county to his frtinds, some Of whom have
failed. Prior to leaving, he placed ell
lattefals in the hards OF C,l. Dlckey to
the amount Of G0,000, abOnt $l7 900 of
which is pronounced wnrthlass. The
Probate Judge appointed Mr.. H.. Tracy
to xam'ne the Treasury, which revealed
a Gtflc ency OF Slll.4l2. 1t Is believed
that the fugitive took with MIN about
SGS,C0) Inc bondSmen propose to pur
sue the Treasurer an 10 pros, cute al
parties implicated lnthe Gefalcatlon. Mr.
IL. has borne good character, and was
ruined because be could not say, No :"
10 his friends. B ade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
The Dead OF 1873.

The death roll of 1873 is a long one,
and embraces the names of many emf.
Mt men and women Of both hemis-
pheres. Among distinguished, foreign
ers who have died, and whose names are
familiar the world over, the 70 lowing are
the most prominent: The Emp ror
Napoleon; Sir + lGard Bulwer Lptton:
Adam Sadgwick, the English geOlogist;
hacrcady. the great tragediin; John
Stuart Mil, the economist; Ba'azZ, the
promin, nt Italian statesman Clara
Mundt, the novelist, better known as
Louisa Muhlbach; Sir Edward l. lndseer,
the renowned artist; King John of SIX.
ony. and llnnti ROcm tort, the Red Ro-
pu. lican leader of France.
In our country we number among the
prominent dead, Governor Geary Of PEN
sylvaHia; Chief Justice Chase. Oaks
Ames, james Brooks, William Whirng
members tf Congress; Mansf Ia L. Wal
worth. the novelist. killed by bis own
son: Horace #. Clark, the railway oper-
ator; Hiram Powers, the scu ptor j s;e
X Grant, father OF the President; Fred.
erick Dent, iatheril-law of the Presi lent; /;
JOAN Z. Hale. so well known in the p0-
teal history Of the country; G m raj
McCOnk, killed at Ialktop, Oak tt;
Laura keene, the eminent ac Tess; Gener-
al Hardee, author of ''IarIee's Military
Tciics - Richard Yates, of Illinois
Louis Agassiz Samuel Nelson, eX-Jus-
tice Of the Supreme Court, and others of
less renown.
Death has been particularly busy
among prominent clergy ymen in America.
In the list, we fad the name OF joel PIrA-
er, ID. D., prominent ciergymtn, Of
New York; the Rev. George Atwood, of
New Hampshire, who was ruled out Of
the Democratic party in 1870 for writing
an antislavery letter; Bishop McIlvAine
Il. 5. 5 or 5, u. D., of Massachusetis,
and Guden Spring, New York; the
Nv John Todd, OF Pitt-field. auth r as
well as preacher; Solomon Howard, ID.
D., tX-PresiJent of the Ohio University
aud Bishop Armitage, oil the EpiscOp i
Diuc Sc Cf Wisconsin.
1t is said by those who have compared
the lists # prominent dead for 1873 with
those OF 1892 or 1871, that thougl the
mortality among distinguished men has
been very great. l. Is not so la ge as in
those years, and p 'rhaps not so great as
in others that might be menti )ned.
However this mly he, the roll is long
and p Iilful one, and cont ins many names
whose owners have won not only the
plaudts of their own countrymen, but
the admiration of the world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
Originality

The liberty of "A nation cOnsis s as much
in Its being free from corrupt legislation
at home, as in its being Independent Of
tyranny from abroad. There tore, the
statesman, who earnestly and steadfastly
deVOtos himself to tAe overthrow Of all
that could sully the pm ity of the govern
ment; who seeks, not the advancement
of self or party, but the enactment Of Just
and eqgd Al laws whl,h shall impir tally
operate Ca all,-is as great hero MS tAs
general who p0uFs cat his life. blood
upon the field Of victory over the foe,
that sought TO place his country under
the rule Of the oppressor, Eliza Mafi8.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
" Hang Your Harp on the Willow
Tree.O

1t is understood that f)rmer conduc
tor of the .Sentioel has, during few weeks
plst, been doing the editorials of that p!-
per. We are informed that tn, fighting
editor rcIires this week and said f,rmer
conductor resumes an interest therein
and will hereafter furnish the charges for
the "SluH Gun" We are further ad-
vised that he freely declares, tn t while
he conducts the paper, no Perrysburger
shall have an Office.
There we have it with the "bark on"
Oar people may as we'll hang their harps
upon the willows, first as last; th3 i'm
menee gentleman from WesteTvilie will
dispose of and distribute the offices.
When we take into consideration his
gigantic intellectual aud physical powe
the above is modest, very modest. 1t
does not produce a little nausea-far
from it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE To provide for raising money
for the use of the Incorporated Village of
Pcrrysburg, Ohip.
BE it ordained bv the Common Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Perrvsburg ttwo-thirdS
of all the members concurring } That for the
purpose of raising an amount of money for pub
lie use, there shall be issned the bonds OF the
incorporated Village Of PerTrsburg, not xceed-
ing the amount of 1000, PAYABLE as follows
5000 PAYABLE two years after date. and 5000
payable three years after date with interest at
$ per cent. per annum, payable annually, at the
Treasury Of said Village, with interest coupons
attached
ii That said bonds shah be issued under
the direction Of the Committee on Finance, and
shall be signed by the Mayor aud countersigned
by the Clerk and the coupons tor Interest to be
signed by TIE Clerk, and the said bonds shall
be in the register Of bonds kept by the village
F4ssed Jaunary 10, 1874.
j. II. RHEINFRANK, Mayor.
Attest: u. X. ifOLLgNBECK, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

The Constitutional Convention. a few
days since passed resolution to adjourn
over from the 23I Dc. to Jaru Try 9Th
A proyiso proposed By Mr.. IIitchc)ct
against the drawing Of pay by the mem.
bers for this vacation of Gurtern days
was voted down. II it be admitted that
this ly has the authority to make any
prescriptions whatever in regard t., is
own ply, then this action will take 5 10 SOC
from the Treasury without plrti lie ol
5 rvice being rendered there fore. But
perhaps the same may be said with tru h
of any like p3iiJd during which the bOdy
my be in session -LqRr,aer Gazette.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
We may expect an unusual flow of ,m

We may expect an unusual flow of tm
igration to the Indian territory mex
Spring, it having been announced that
every young man "who wishes to get q
start in lif'" " will have flrm given him
If he will only marry a squaw. As the
squaw is educated to do the manual
labor, there is right smart chance for
thousands of young men who are only 6
burden to their parents while at home
to ago west" The luxury CT smoking
the pipe of peace, under ones own vine
and tig tree, should not be sneezed at by
ambitious young men. GO West young
man, go West"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
"THE SQUIRT GUY.v

Our CORES foudent at P,mbervillp,
stated in lis communication published
last week, that the Sentinel is conducted
by "trio of sqgifs " We do not think
the fact could have been moro clearly and
tersely expressed. And if they are
squirts, the instrument through which
they squirt their "swamp mud litera-
ture, "must be squirt-gun. s. let it b;
and hereaf er the people ,f the county
will recognize it as the "Bopliag Green
Sq,iif Cum
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

The Northern Ohio Teachers Assocla.
ton held its fourth annual meeting al
Ada, Ohio, on the 20,h, 3)th and 3lst OF
December. The attendance is +. ported
larger than upon any former occasion,
there bling some seven counties repre-
sentcd by one hundred teachers. The
citizens of Ada entertained all in att ttend-
ance free of charge. A constitution and
bylaws we're adopted, ard he M xt meet
ing appointed at Upper Slndusky the last
well In Deco mber, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

Gen. JAMES B. SrEADMAN did not get
mitch Democrats support--only one
vote for Sergeant at-Arm of the Senate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

Pennsylvania voted New Constii a ion,
Tes-by amajolity tf 100 900, en- the 10th
ult.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

And
of The
Apnds
C%msnns will the Auditors Office Wood
A. NJ - J. B. NEWTON, COuutyA Auditor
30.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
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or Homes, Constitutions broken down
by Mercurial on other poisons, are all cured
ny IT, For Syphilis, or SyphiIitic tnint,
lhere is nothing equal to IL. A trial W i'll
UrOTo &c. Sold by A. GE, CHAMPNEV
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16

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