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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
THE ENTIRE CAPITAL STOCK
OF TIE

TffE I'm 7 IItf1 O1I MI = C'N~IN
OF THE
AMERICAN STOVE AND HOLLOW
WARE COMPANY.
Ls s,ock covers property tho corner Of second
and N and al No Is North Seconded philadelphia
with the exception OF real being patcrn go and
materials Oh land the tools, hGterta and materials y"
p,.uufae.ufe ali Glasses OF STOVES AND TIMED AND
ENAMkLED HOLLowwARE together with the good
will Of aiar Variable increasing business The works
are I'm roI order and company free from debt This
.rIs spenh opportunity rOunarynen and others desr
on. OF engaging In sa steady and etabishea eHs'ss
TERMS VERY Low. AMPLE CREDIT VIII W 8'n ou
good security.
soa L, sse tho estate VI j. EDGAR THOMSON, deceased
For further Information apply tho Office Of ts COMPANY
No O, NORTH sECoNDST. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
DUBLlC SALE OF THE BRIERFIELD

Il
OF BIBR COUN. \, ALABAMA. -
uNDRR rue AUrHORI ~ or AN As7lGSMENT N
m y1gIT or ckpUIT0R- Nv tn Fri = .fElb IRON
wUKks COMPANY, oorporiion crratsd by ACT Of tho
CORDEDi ~ ri.OBArE oFF.CE vi sad eonniy tho
desiRDGi "a lkt IBIS, WILL ON sAfu kDhf me <1ta
THE CITY " SELMA oasr for sails 10 tir HIGHEST Rid
public auction s eniir property ard estate belong
Ln,wn a. thr RRIEKFIELD IRON PROPERTY. conslsiing
Of - itDTIIN8 MILL FUt NDE-lY. ONE COLD BLAST
GSsrHsrEb ~ part aAcHISE sh0P nail FACTORY
BUILDING, PATTERN SHOP BRASS RDGNDhkr CRU
ssrI15KLii5iisE- 0riPioR wsfsH HOCsE sra sisS
AND ALI. MIC TsSaKY BUILDING FOR Residences.
Tho property embraces 800 ACRES OF land via
absolute r absut 1000 ACRES with thr larpstIs dsht
ING MILL and FOU SDERY sth tho ~ kNACE sbeui ~
uii= oRr 49, -. . r,-- -,
ncdateJ the selma Rome and Dalton iairosf IN healthy
country well wasereFt -. -.
WHICH Il -d tD 81 CENT " excellent
plnfy the Immediate nn.ghbosioo and good
lille SUPPLY OF BiTUMGHOUS COAL tour or dye miles
dis ant sail 10 make good ooka -. ,,.,,
have taken premiums mt fairs heavy artillery has been
made 81 the fonnd BE- Of superior qnsitty
Tife ifIGiifsF PRICkS PAID. and used COR CAR
wH.Els B0IIF RS lnd rGLEG RAPH WIRE
addition manufacture Of csr~ heeir o'tcn tie
&c railroad wagons caIts And other plantation inps
TIC country abound. in ynow Pine other t,moe Of
valuable quality amt mills In thu neighborhood are "a
Terms of safe ca-s supposed purchaser for
sonaby prce would have no ~ oay IN reA.os
abe oTet OF the p,0hase money CAPT r. = AVA
The preise will show the Prpsrty aud "1hit "aS Oh ~s
sn,ls. NM. .,.
been Spresy recognized By decision OF s sq2,ae S'urs
OF tito uuitei states . rMtIo''
Marrh ~ 1876. Trastoes-
ADRIAN n. B,a Ls.E1s. AuctiOneer.
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Countrp Reai Gstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-FARM, with oyster beds ana
Il fruIt- Gardiner Wesseror. Eastern sooic ND
E10R SALE, terms easy. or to KEY Iir-
tssed on Delaney PoiI Wcsic astsr Co. isew Yors.
acres Of ia Nh beanufny sfnsts 80 Long isand s"rrd
one borr bv raj from 81 Depot well sis out
finely tred Prrf'c or Ter aud n.Sy fnis,ra
tsii X NJ, and bathing tho prcnisr for nr1c
psrtcllars splIJ u OWSBa Box 1897 r. o. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
Gounirn Real estate for Sale.

Gounirn Real estate for Sale.
AT CROTON, on the Hudson Riyer.-For
a.s 81 % .f .. Ra' for Sr s-sisrs
RESIDENCES al large And smau hais ON the
E1 ls or 4 o v al a F II sE VII i %
EDWARD cLAKAE, Tribune obca
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE OF TO
~ RENT Furnish, aud uufurushe in al desirable locA
o. g. 'B5ENNE-T III Rroa.iway. Room T.
I,OR SALF-Beautiful COUNTRY SEAT in
car.dae wes.hester County y acres all high ground
villa pleasant and eAt.nde prPncts modern hoasr ~ ci
pS r ps S ADAMS a. oor
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-New aud ele-
giant RtssIDENCE at saraioea IN oenirs Iocation lot
NiD honsn and furniture COST s'ooo conln oe ss Io
can De addressed Tor week, Room ~ Union
squsse Hotel from 10 Ia II a and from 10 = IN
LJRSALE or TO LET-On easy terms, a large
t~ostory DWELLING containing 20 roos Suitable for
~. Dor . 81 sss %s nan py a. Put
iagtou L. t. ciso by anal owe, ooDug nnhassct Gay ~ nl
Al sand. Point Of Motifs DocE Apply to D. ADAMS 50
Liberty N.Y. OF JAS L BAxTEn Port Washington l. l.
TOR SALE.-A frst-class country RESI-
son ESor srcs scass Is rooms with gas through
E stable s s. ss % as and 81 ssS
tIees sverythng In geod order terms to ,t Appy 70 E
COiLIhl5. Pokeopsas n. I.
MINERAL SPRINGS.-The Mineral Springs,
~ tnes. foe oysr eeatsry - tho INDIAN HEALING
rnI saaicd Tie Lsaign water Dap Psnnsyiy
aaurh cank bonfs from ph'is-iphs and or
I Esss ~. fsTi hara. s'1'' 'e'''
No Setsf isoaioa can be found
SORT CONTAIN IrOn sulphur MAsnv- sad
a pcs p ssas sOn o poSsry aSa rnsy
Escorted 70 ~ N ,as over nun s y 81 yeAt ago
run 70 and nom the two great oites
r. I pas asss sPs ys%r Win nSs
~Lo s,Il erect HotsIs aod Boarding. House, ...,
The property handsome srm gt over tnree handf scro~
sold Tor I'll oa<a rcsidue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

WANTED TO PURChASE-At AkM In New.
W Jersey ~ihin hour from Ne. fofs s.et o. an
cash yrc@ only ndae~ment 10 purchase fullest PeIcn
lArs otbef ACuA- Box ttZA fvstomo<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

NJ Y.SuPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY
~. o. Ms% The EI!isr SApJoSAL bAN rst k 1f
DORE :. FOWLER hENnY v, POOR and HENRY w.
POOR hrfepdants -Summons TOT money demand an con
t,ol 4, ou named defe pdAnt ENhY
v POOR hereby summoned and required to answer
M his which has boon no IN The Office
Of IA. CTs U Cty and County OF Novlofs ~ the Court
hnse la ity, aud u sis"sr "a Lo
hid c0uplant subscribers tltr otCs No ~ assam
sr, YORK CITY within twenty DAYS After The scr too o
III, OF the zy VI sach sefycs and
YOU faiI ssd complaint villain Tic time aorr
All. the pslnt1 viii tAse Judsusn aga nst you
tree hundred an Thirty three
dollars ,hiTty with interest IRON shc hrst day o.
January, Thousand eyih hundred Ana seventy e AND
t1n dollars and exht cants cost OF protest. eshss is
cp.,s disbursements Of this acion-Datsd New YORK.
March y 1875 BAhKETT REDFIELD a HILL, Plain
ur AHorneys ~ nasxaast The complaint N mis- aciion
V duy nl,- Clerk OF the City and County
"a Nss YORK. ~ dAy of March 1879 bARkkII,
RRpFIELD HILL Plaintiff AttogDhyA Apl lsNtvTh
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nldfbiEfrr.

IfIuLUIERtD.
E-tab shed 1921.
fi,oN.s l. TnKR JR sIhFUxs N
AZORES. IASKER & Co.
w PASCAL IkON N.ORRs.
TASKER IltDN WORKA
CAS- u, pELAsAgh
Offcr. FIFTH and Tasksr sfs. I'm airlphA
Once and ~ srnhO st. No. - GOst--t, New YORK
anh Warr iro,-e 81 oliver At. Br-ton.
" rought irJn Neitd Trbs@ plain. gal
vHnzod and rao6sT coaed, Tor gas, steam and wst-r
" hi.Di.D CHA A.fsJAIs Iron BylLER To Bls1
OIL WELL TT BING AND CASING.
GA1 AMP STEAM FITTINGH. BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS
Gas AND STEAM FTTTERS TOOIS
CAST IRON "a ~ AND WArEH PIPE.
STREET LAMP POETS AND LASTRRSN
iAPHOh 80 COAL Gas APPARATUS, ~
IMPROVED SUGAR MAIIIIkERY W.
WE WOULD CALL SPEti Al ArlE-sTIpN To OUR
PATENT vi lean lied kUBBEItcOATED TUBE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
A UCTION SALE

"A OF
FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
DRIDG EPORT. CONN.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. May II, 1875.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, r. 81,
tist charming COUNTRY REsiDBNCE known ss the
Capt Thomas Place." and sfnsed Odd f.rheiave.
loiiOu for rural re-ldenoes II ss of ono
house siscs garden house ami three Of snd
with nuii shade and saruDDery sale positive
10 the estate
Inquire Of JAMES STAPLES. Administering. or Of D "
ATKINs Hunters Point County Lone Island
NIs-.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE u. >. DISTRICT
- COZ RI in nkTuptcy Of No 20 Broid At t. h LDD
LOW d. 60 vi sell ciiDn OF tuesday. Nay ~, 1871.
AZ IL O'Clock. Exchange SaesrooB, AL Broadway
Builng, YORK. by Oftiar of Joseph orgman.
Edward Morgan aud eds Trnssets IN Bsnkrayxy
OF SAMCEL KAUFMAN.
BIOAD-E -rIe istory and basemcut Dorchester stone
frJnt jill DING ~ T. known - Broad ST. nd
iol ing south ~ ac-. Lot 2s 'front.'
dep; bniire nesTy eDtire lot and l. well rented
Maps ui. particulars 20 Tho aetoDoeTs OHIO PINE
the Office Morrts LautreaGh y Swagsrs A.
tornoys for irusires, 300 brnanway, ~ Y. ~ OBI
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6ousss ano farms rDlnteo.

YANTED--COUNTRY RESIDENCE with
w s.n,e land near CITY Ne~Jers,y Preferred yum
STON La FBTRA. No 5Hl Pacnost- corner fisbush sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

N0TICF.-The ANIMAL meeting Of the STOCK
~ HoLDkRs ID the MONTE Gil RIs'fo GOLD AND Sill
YER MINING COMPANY VIII be- held al M 50 William At.
Room City uf New York WEDN TSSDAY, the l2ih
Of MAJ IL Oclock for the election q Directors
for tho ensuing year. and Tor other business.
DANIEL, J. DAY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
feeal Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CTTY AND
I.sC K4NT. ToHPANY rla9tia Assieri ~ Ri = hu
. MiIi.,sii err, .ooArn<. ~
JOIAu W. TAnM isDN. JOIN DgGAN. MILAN
HATFIELD. ioHN sLATTERY. hosKNA 0NEiLs
NO 4.IsOY, hAU iIGG y UULI. THIt0DORE h CHI.
Pcs BELDEE J. ROGElsS HUGH MARTIN, yOmn l.
DAVIS. SAMUEL 4. NobEN, hD@ ARD STLEHS'
PENDANTS dovs aaEei: Ysn hereby sHnisonti ana "a
lurp 10 The complaint this acnn. which ~ ms Jay
for 10. city County ~ York copy "
10 Tie said complaint thr sab crir AZ nus
Office 30 z Chambers st. New York cay "ithn s~tDy
~ such servirr ami fail In Snswr t SUI corr
plant within aforesaid Plaintiff IN thi- action VII
the reief demanta IN the oonpiaint-
Dated ~ Yerk. Ptsb. lS11
HENRY a. BOGERr. Plaintiff Attorney,
Tho csng plant Ia the above oute action Nss duJ h. 10
~ tr CIok Court Of CoBmon Pl'=s Tor TO
County York tho Srs Court LOUISE Tho
CITY Ut New fOrk, on the !th tay ~ Pebriafy.
ia. ~ TN HESY A BOGERr PIainth = Attorney
n Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY
~ OF NEW.fOKk.-THk First hATlUNAL BAN n or
TARRi TOWN, plaintiff, against HLSEl " POOR defend.
ants FOR money demand CJn ract-tt ON lot
srrfO the defrndAnt n9med gu are herDoy sun
which has Tiled Cars CHI and
County New York, Codrtloase in the Cy 81 New
sad I" sorve oopy Of eur ans o o % sah anpant
ty, ~tR after tao -orNco of this summons GA
you exclusive Of to u such service aL you Ian 10
complaint vithn the aforesaid the PLAN
tE IN vii Against Or the OF
hnnr-d And sixty ght dollars s iatiest rom .S
nTst 'Ay ~ ~ ~. a. taia AZ rar
Dated ner.fofx. MATca z. 1879
BARRETT. REDRIBLD HILL.
Plaintiffs AttorBsya g. kssssust
The complaint tr daily hissi tie Otloe ef th
Clerk of t- Nav YOrS the hi day OF
Marcia is7a BAhiiHT1, iisDfihLp . hiLl.
f.Lsth
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csSrs.t RAILROAD COMPANY. Il,

~ CoLoespo CkSrRAL RAILROAD cOsPAsr.i
COLDER OoLoRApo. Al ri n. 1875. J
Tho animal mnotins Of TIM STOCKHOLDERS 81 The
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
be the office OF the Company Coion, Jearson tonty
Colorado Territory, o WEDNESDAY, May 49, 1879 al
O'Clock p HENRY ~ TELLER Prc-idcnL
% pptIf
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finanrinl.

INTERNATIONAL. and HOUSTON AND
4 GREAT NORTHERN YIRSr MOR1OAgE COG PONS
Tor 1915 and 1875 bought BY THOMAS DENNY q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
Cincinnati Loan
sl,5O9,00O EU..IGPAL Bonds.
THE UNSOLD BALANCE OF THE
7 3.IOTA LOAN or THE CITY
IINEINSAT

Iii l NSt)lsD IPRlsA.N'SI OF AAE'
7 3-IOTH LOAN or THE CITY
DF' (INCINSATI
are offered for ste IN cour- 900 earh bearing
and Tho tenihe u SIO per cent annual Interest,"
payable half yearly JASUARi and July al the American
Exchange National Bank Ia New iOk. where also te pIn-
CiI.ai brCOmr- line IN IBO2
These part Of bsue " ten million dollars All
thorzed made the construction. 81 riE CITY nF
CINtiNSArI, Of the Cincinnati southern Rzi'wny. whic
being ~, lily. iaih dr. city INTO 'he
Treasury Of Cincinnati. TliA hOUN = Now OFFERED
FDR,I- THE kNTIRg CN-OLD BALANCE OF TIDE
inA eight Hons and half having boon heretofore
markets.. mostly held by the osng Insurance CON
panies savn banks ami csiaiss.
Each pro,nsa the ~ premium TIM, II tad ."
which W accrued interest D January lat w dais
of paymen and NJ Id . Ia. ~ ma, iU2 P1il tENF
AND ACCRUED INTIR2sr WILL BIZ CON,ID-
kRED.
Pa payment made and the bonds delivered on WAY
18th or az the i=lsurr saJ date nvi lAier
than july of deferred payments mAlg nal dn
post OF Five per cent viii be required
Allotment. 81 dcs vii ba made Osr'J ~
poasibe after the opcnins o. Tie bids
The CHI s reserved to reject proposals. and To slo
portion any total md fol exceed te amount
offered.
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BARRETT. REDPIBLD q HILL
Plaintiffs Attorneys. g. kassau-st

The complaint daily hsl tie Oiioe ef IN.
Clerk of - and of Nav YUrS the Id day OF
March. in7a. gAHiiHTT, li6DflBLD q Hill
All isgh.J'A. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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OFncK CRs TgAL Raj ROAD GO. ~ NEHJFI.RT,t
I'D LEY. III a. NR9 YogK. April L. 1915. )

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ MBFs TING o. u,e STOCK ~ DIR, 81 tho CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY or NBWJElpSkY 10 EI.fsCG
The ensuing VIII DO
COMPANY. 81 Jesey CITY botNcen the
oolurk AMI o'clock y. OF FRIDAY, MAJ
next viii closed nOm Friday, the lDth
inst. 10 SATURDAY, The sin pr0Nimo. $1,000 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

NOTICE. r,O. ,,cn-, Dan, o,, cox,,u
TEKasrlH9- Otsl 4. B,~Ius, April 30 1871
The UNION faust COMPANY OF krvf hss beeu
appointed TRANSFER AGlGNT ef the UNION PAClFiC
RAILROAD COMPANY and VIII hereafter pay lis msiuTud
CouIona r n. kOLLiNs, Treasurer
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

The Cincinnati papers were about all OF
one opinion in regard to the hummer ele-
nent having control of the Democratic
party OF that city, and as that party is in
power, therefore has control of the city.
The Enguirx acknowledged The fact and
stoutly opposed the denomination OF JOHN
sroS for Mayor, but he was nominated by
acclamation by this element, and the re-
suis is the business men and Taxpayers
;lGvt been aroused to their duty and on
ThrvAday last held citizens meeting and
put in nomination ticket without regard
TO party affiliations, with old JoHN ROBIN
SON, the ex-showman, for Mayor. Their
resolutions are brief and to the point, as
follows:
WuERRAs-we are deeply impres sed " ith
tho importance of q radical reform % Ourmu-
nicipal goVernment-ouI taxes are exOrbitant
and yearly increasing, and can not be reduced
untii the parties unite and select good men to
eficS, Without regard to former party ties
therefore, be 1t ..
Resolved-That as the people have fully lndi-
Gated that job RobinsHu is the man To retor
the existing abuses, we cordially recommehd
and indorse the peoples ehoiee-John hooin-
son for Mayor Of Cinclnnat
RssoiUsd-That the Republican party goes
into this political contest upon the broad Prin'
eipal Of at Andhonest men for the various
Offices.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26
More TastImoay for Perrysburg.

The Wood county scandal in the Gener-
al Assembly is not much Of an affair, but a
very small matter sometimes makes con-
adorable stencil, and this bids fair TO turn
cut one Of that kind. The question was the
removal of the seat of justice from Bowling
Green to Perrysburg. Bowling Green is
geographically nearer the center OF the
county, but Perrysburg, though up in the
northwest corner, is practically nearer, by
means Of its railroad and other travelling
facilities, to the greater part OF the county,
and Is also in better communication with
the " rest OF creation"
But Bowling Green was by no means
willing to surrender its position as county
seat, though railroads have brought Per-
rysburg into prominence and left itselI
stranded among old-fashioned country
roads. The Bowling Greeners were bound
10 make a fight for their "vested rights =
aai sent q large and lively delegation OF
citizens with carpet bags TO the State Capi.
tol 10 show reasons why the removal should
not be male. II is alleged, and does not
apoear inaprUbable, that some were COM
,,,;ss;oaed 10 act as attorneys" I'm the
cas-, after the manner OF thilgs at Wash
ington. Then the Perrysburgers took the
hint and sent down an equally large and
UveIy lot OF delegates from the banks OF ths
Maumee 20 work for the removal. Posi-
INV n was the P,rFysburg delegation thai
went FIRST. and the Bowling Greeners who
,ravelin0 bv buggies and saddle horses II
.rde, to reach the railroad, got TO Colum
Ins little late. Whichever il was makes
ys,lc difference, il is enough that botf
'.,aess a.'ss sent down delegations, each delega
t;on determined TO carry It's point, anS
% ,lsn t;,c ian beean. Cletsland Hrold, 2in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

A special telegraph to the Cincinnati
Ga7ette says that a man and woman at Day
ton, OIL Tuesday night of last week, pur-
chased ticket for Toledo and took the $40
train on the Dayton & Michigan road They
attracted general attention by their strange
conduct The woman was carrying par
Gel in her lap which was believed to he an
infant. When the train reached Lima at
gP NJ, the man and woman left the car
but they returned before the train started
and resumed the seat they had vacated, Af-
ter the train had started north the truck
man started with his truck load of trunks,
etc., for the baggage when he discov-
cred a baby on the loal. 1t WAS wrapped
up nicely and had evidently been drudgcd
to keep it quiet. The authorities were at
once advised of the matter. II was assert
ell that two persons from the northern
bound train were seen at the truck and
| they hurriedly returned to the train. The
conductor was telegraphcd at Ottawa, and
as the strangely acting man and woman got
off there, the fact was tclegraphed to Lima
and the Sheriff went to Ottawa on the next
train, arrested the two and brought them
| back to Lima. The man refused to give his
proper name and said he only made the
| girl's acquaintance on the cars after leaving
Dayton. The woman reluctantly admitted
that the infant found on the truck was her,
and that she deposited it there at the insti
CATION Of her companion, who was its faith
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

O. State whether You we're offered money
for your vote on the bill A. was offer
cd money TO vote against the bill IN Janu-
airy, think. One very cold day when com
ing up the street. met man named Schon-
field at the corner Of High and Gay streets.
knew him when used to live in Zanes-
Vile. He asked me to come TO his store
declined because IL was cold and didn't
want the walk, but he insisted and went
with him; went up a fight of stairs with
him where we sat down. lie said: How
are you going to vote on the Wood County
bill. told him would vote for 1t. Said
he We sold man from Bowling loi
of goods and he failed People up there
said IL got a vote against the bill they
would make up the money for me, and pay
the bill, and will give you fifty dollars Il
you vote against the bill. | told him that
he must not talk to me that way; that my
vote was not TO be bought. He did not say
anything more about IT, and never saw
the man here.
@. BY Mr.. Gordon--You considered i
as in the lobby an attempt to bribe, didn'
you? A. I did.
q. Didn't consider it joke, did you
A. No.
q. Dill he say that anybody in particu.
lar had made the offer? A. No. He sale
that the people told him il he would get {
vote against the bill they'd make him NJ
his money.
At the conclusion OF this testimony tn,
committee adjuorned to meet again to-mor
row evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

There is a lull in Southern outrage ex-
citenent, but dead calm is often the pre-
cursor Of storm. The White Leagues
certainly are not so thoroughly rcpentnnt
and 20 in love with the civil rights bill that
watching them has become supcrnuous. A
correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald, who
has been travelling in Georgia ami Alabama
after describing the idlencss and bad temper
Of the mass of Southern men, says:
All through this country military c"mpanis.
are forming. and drilling goes TN as steadily
US &c the statute required IL, aud the peualty
was death 10 refuse. Every day | heard ol
murders, but in my whole travels thus far
have not heard OF n white man being Slaln
Poor Sambo has bean the victim in every in.
stance, and in most cases no trace Of the muir
dersr exiats. All that is known, is the fac
that the L"dv Of a chlnred man was found
with ballet.hule through MS mead, and that ii
all that is said or cared about il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26
A speciol from WASHINGTON 10 the e.. nci

Aspecial from Washington to the Cncin-
natl Gazette says: Vice-President Wilson
has addrcsseda letter to the National Repub-
Ecrn in regard to casting the vote which he
gave on the bounty bill in the Senate, by
which il was carried. He noticed the criti-
cisms to which he was subjected OH account
Of this vote and justifes his course, and says
he experiences no regrets, but voted as he
did because the bill was meritorious, and
only an act of justice to thousands of brave
men. The former bounty bill, when pass
ed, was unpopular and the charge, at that
time, was freely made that it would take
$500, 100000 out of the Treasury, when, in
fact, it only required 100000, running
through period OF eight years when claims
were being settled. lie docs not believe
that the bill which the President refused
to sign would have called for more money
than the former one, nor that over $40, 0,000,-
900 would be paid in the first two years,
and the whole amount in period Of 81 OF
eight years. In giving this measure his
vote the Vice President SAYS he acted in &C
cordance with his judgement, and with
views held for over ten years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

TIE APRIL PHRESoLOeICAL JorRNAL.
This number should be read by all. There
are articles in it which are worth the price
Of the entire number. Such, for instance,
are those entitled Swedenborgain Phisi-
ognomy;" "Infuenee of Mind upon the
Body :" Blind leaders of the Blind" the
rccond chapter of "Alfrcd Rumine;'
Training for the Ring !" The Black Ma
tions of Europe" :" "Good and True" Pol
iticians and others interested in public af
fairs may read with profit Z" American Fl
nances," "The Centennial Exposition" ant
the sketches of two prominent New Yorl
officials, jeremiah McCuire and Hiram
Calkins, whose portraits are given, as are
also, those of Charles Kingsley and Mis-
Agnes Strickland, The Editors Depart
m6nt' of Agricul u-e, Answers to Cores
p)ndent', and What they Say. Price, 81
cents number; or, SO year. Six month
"on trial." 81 50. Address S. X. WELLS
New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer made a vigor-
Gus fight, but the hummer element, which
it says controls the Domocraoic party i'll
Cincinnati, was too much for it-Johnston
was renominatcd. And now the Enquirer
comes up to his support, like demnition
bold bal bummcr's Columbus Jour
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

Tho Chio Legislature is not making a
good record 1t ia busy investigating charg-
es Of corruption against its members. The
Indiana Legislature has left bad odor,
and rs for the Pennsylvania Legislature, ii
was simply disgrace. The late "wave'
gave the control OF all three bodies TO the
Democrats. The return wave is swelling
Gin. Gdsett
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

FRED. BLENKER, Third Assistant Ser
Geant at Arms of the House Of Represen-
tatives, was here on the first of the week
and summoned four of our lobby men,
bers, and an equal number from Bowling
Green, to appear before GoRDoN's Inves-
tigating Committee. DIR. MANvILLE and
+. w. MERRY were before the committee
last night, but knew nothing of money
being used to bribe members Of the Leg
isatura