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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

Of France that his army has been not only de-
feated, but cut of from achievements and
supplies, his eyes will have been opened to the
difficulty Of the enterprise he has undertaken.
The news Of the disaster to his troops had
reached England by the Niagara; but there
was no time to ascertain its effects
whom the steamer sailed for New
York. The effect upon the Emperor's
mind cannot fail to be heightened by the fact
admitted by the Paris correspondent of the
London Times, already quoted, that "you will
hardly fall in with single person lin France)
who speaks encouragingly and hopefully of
the enterprise" and "the regeneration Of Mexi-
co by France, which was never regarded with
much faver here (Paris), 10 now decidedly dis
approved by men Of all parties" What will
they say when they hear the news Of the re-
pulse and disastrous rout Of the French troops!
1t is evident that the Spanish people are Of
the same opinion as the French and that the
Spanish government Is compelled to act the
hypocrite and conceal tho secret part it Is play
ing into the hands Of Napoleon. Some Of its or
gans advocate the inviolability Of the independ-
ence Of Mexico and Of all free nations, while the
despatch Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
the Epoca Of Madrid, the organ Of the
government, express censure explicit
and conclusive Of the liberal and mag
unanimous conduct OF General Prim, and
at the same time denounce the de facto and
de j,rre government Of Mexico as "ths iniqui-
tous Power of Juarez." Indeed, the despatch
Of Calderon Collantss TO the Spanish Ambas-
sador at Paris shows that Spain was, from the
outset, favorable to q monarchy for Mexico,
but preferred prince Of the Bourbon family
for the throne. In the Cortes the Minister for
Foreign Affairs also declared that II was part
Of the policy Of Spain to prevent . fratricidal
war" In other words, Its policy was interview
ton to impose king upon the Mexican people.
The Paris Patrie asserts that IL was Spain first
proposed monarchy for Mexico, and that both
Spain and England agreed to the whole pro.
gramme Of Napoleon. In England the sympa-
thies of the people are entirely with Mexico,
while the wishes Of their government are for
the conquest of that country, the destruction Of
It's independence, and the establishment of
monarcbical form OF government instead Of the
republic. Where u this conspiracy to end
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

IL response tcan offer by mcmberof the rcrrvs.
burg su'dcrs Aid Society, to assist the Toledo So
eicty the President Of the Toledo Society sent up
ify pillows to b. in-~lc and filled. This has been
done, aud the pillows sctN ,o Toledo. Thanks are
due to Mrs. T.. Ton, Mrs. llous,,,. Mrs. shannon.
Mrs. +. Il. Miller. Mrs. Uci;h. and Mn, Perrin c,r
their assistance in making thcm aud also =, the
following ladies, who contributed fcath,tS to iN
them; Mrs. = ". WrSro,l. contributed feathers
to dll II pillows, Mrs. Lucy Cuok 6, Mrs. David
Wilki>on :, Mrs. lIcrth ., Mrs. Price, Mrs, shan
non, Mrs Andrew HloomGcli each 1. Mrs, Josiah
Miller, anud Mrs. Nry, each >. Special thanks arr
due To Mrs. Bcn Scott and Mrs. William Wcbb, tor
personal efforts in collecting aul sending in the GI-
lowing contributions, via Mrs. Hitchcock pound,
feathers, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Williams aud Mrs.
Bostwick each pounds. and Mrs Cryps pounds,
also cash - 35 which was laid cut in feathers.
Mrs. Scott l pillow and sacks, Mrs. Perrin ?
pillows.
There is to bc more work sent here to- I've done.
Pillow ticks to bc made aud fllrd Who will help
Let il never be said that any patriot soldier sick
wounded, has suffered more than he would it we
had made an effort To alleviate his sultrugs, Come
mothers. wives aud sisters. Up and at the ticking
and feathers Let all who will help inquire at the
housc Of Mrs. Jonathan Perrin. who will also re-
cciyC feathers. Many hands make light work.
\ MEMBER on THE Aip SoCIrrY.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

As our Representative, Asher Cock, has taken
some pains To distribute cotton seed in small par
cells through the county and some Of our farmers
may desire To have sorsn directions for the culture
of the plant, the following instructions may not he
amiss Select a dark crlurrd sandy luAm sul.
with southern exposure iE possible. 1t should be
plowcd deep, well, pulycriz'l and thrown in ridges,
the cotton planted tine top, that tine water will
not Staud about the roots of the plant. Plant as
early as possible, so as To avoid the spring aud
early fall frosts Soak the seeds in brine made by
stepping stable manure in salt and water ortcn days
before using or until fermentation has ensucd,
Rll in plaster and plant four in the hill thinning
ont to two or three. Cultivate the plant much like
corn the cotton can b. gathered at several times
first from the lower b0lls, these ripen first. in
many instances the lower bolls are gathered before
the upper or top ones are in bloom. Some days,
and in many instances weeks even, after the first
bolls are gathered the middle ones will he ready
b. harvested, and if the season be long and favor
able, quite late in the fall the upperor topmos balls
may be gathered but it is very seldom indeed,
even in Georgia and Alabama, that the topmost
bolls are gathered they generally are caught by
the frost before ripening,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

WE learn that Mr.. Jonatha., A,nns ne II,.li,s
''"u"''' ''"' "'V''l'c !" "''N county, has been
"Pi"i'''" NEr'' i'' ''' S"'' u. 'h'' Cayuga Chic
Reaper and Mower, in this and Lucrs cornt;cs aud
is prepared to receive orders fu:. tis chi.r r
''"c'lh's' FARMERS sn""l" h"''' III heir orders
e"''! III or"er ''''' '"c -'"c''h'S ""! Ic got in
''c 10 "'"'" any "cl'E "I''h 'hr nary ST is ready
T" "' E'u'tco' M'SSrS' HlIllh hhFhcS 4 Co.. Uf
Tiliu, Ohio, are General Agents for the abo A., ma
chimes for Northwestern Ohio, and we cnngr;, tul,tn
them securing the services of so popular t.n,,n
as Mr.. Amcs, for Agent Mr.. AmcS is also ar, n
for Smith Barnes * Cos, oho premium Glsair
Drill and their premium Sugar Cane Mills Farlm
ers call on him.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
WAR News.

NORFOLK. Va. May TO O'Clock Y. VI.
General WcA has jus, entered the city in com-
pauy with Major W. W, Lamb and Committee Of
the city governments The last of the rebel troops
left this morning and the city was lett in the care
of the Mayor as the representative of the civil
power. On the approach Of our trrops the Mayor
went with flag Of truce To the city limits. and an
arrangcm1ntwass soon made between the Mayor aud
General WOOL that the city should be given up IN
the promise or General Wool that private property
should be respected.
During the march ON Norfolk three rcgimcntal
cavalry camps were found deserted, apparently a
day or two since.
Con. Wabcn's regiment, the New York 20th. was
advanced. on landing to rrcunnoitrc, and six miles
from the beach at the Halfway House. so called,
found place which had been preparation battle
field: trees nnd bushes had been frlcd and rifle
pits built. and early in the morning, was asccr-
tanned. several guns were placed in position. At
this point some recruits Of the 7lSt Virginia rcgi
mcnt were captured. They reported Scwalrs
Point abandoned ON the preceding night by four
companies which had garrisuncd the place for some
weeks past. A negro was also captured at this
place, who said that it was the intention or the enc
my to destroy the fridge over Tanners Greek and
then cyocutc Norfolk.
! Part of Max Wcbrr'S regiment was pushed for
ward ON the road to the bridge, and the enemy was
found about noon roStod the opposite side of
Turner's Greek, with three guys. The bridge had
been set on fire and was still burning at dat time.
some six or eight shots were fired without effect,
and our men being beyond muskct range did not
/ reply. The Creek being about a quarter ut mile
wide. our force was Withdrawn and started On an
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Common PIpns EnnIt,

THE court ur Common Pleas cnmm'pc"d ITS set
ting on Tn slay, Judge Whiiclcy ''h the bench.
Nothing had been done M To The 'fn' We went To
press, except the calling and char42 VI ''' "ranI
Jury, the calling of the criminal docket, and other
minor business. The court is engaged as we go To
press, in selecting jury in the case Of the State
vs. j. :. Cnrman. As our readers are already in
formed Of the miSforunes Of this case. will for.
bear further comment until it be fully laid be-
fore the public.
GRAND jury. Tho following are the grand Jury :
David Stratton Foreman ,'ohn Dunn, John o.
Lcarv, George Eddcman, John Frlltnll, Robert
Davidson. Daniel Rockwool. William Brown,
Israel Smith, John FISH John McMahan George
J. Lee. August Brokey, J. H. Moll,ltt, and James
Powers.
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Horrible DeaiA.

0N Saturday last. man n,ml Soliday, living
one mile south of Seville. in Medina County was
killed in shocking manner. He was attending
Saw-mll alone, when the rag-whccl caught his
clothing and carried him around between timbcrs
and machinery, crushing him to deHt,. Some Of
the family. attracted b. the continued and rapid
motion of the saw, and by the suspension of the
process Of saving, went to the mill and found the
leless body of poor Solilay. lashcd toa pinion by
the skirts Of his coat, and revolving rapidly. his
crushed limbs striking portions of the mill many
t,ps at each revolution.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Hcnth of IN Oh Settlcr.

THE Fimont Jo'nHni announces thcd,ath Of Mr.
Thomas Hawkins, one of the earliest settlers f
hAat placc. vhTc he arrived soon after the com
mc,ii iccmcnt Of ,hcwar of lsl2, and continued to
rcsdc. . thor, for rr,, ,ls Of forty years Some five
or SIX y'>%rS since lac rcmoSe u "'9s""r'' ne was
attacked with apopcxy at the'Sc'm"g services o'
ato'c-ir"St at the NJ. +. Church. bi' was native
ol Virginia - N officer in the warm i0'2' III
ISL he cmbrdccG' vital picty, and crIt tro III the
army Of the Lord, IN which service he S%,tinn'd
until discharged by d$.atl. Few men rlhc
early settlers of Sand'isky county were bette.
known or more respected than Mr.. Hawkins
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Whats the Name 7

srnscEIBER writing from East Toledo. gives
us the description Of a little town, which has re-
Gently aSsum ID thatappclntion located on the Clcye-
land and Toledo railroad, in Lake township, this
county. He says :" il consists of one steam saw
mill, one grocery, one dry gnods store, two frame
and five log houses" The writer gives lengthy
account of liquor case which recently occurred at
that place. Also an account of several "hard
cases that we're, who for years had made sport
of religion anG religious people, but by repeated
visits TO church, "just for fun" themselves b.
came converted, and are now good and respectable
moBlbers of society.
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Home Testimony.

GuENn WooD Cor SrY, ONO.
August 18Th.
IN. e. w. ROnAcE.-- Dear Sir : Permit me tu
inform you ami all suil ring humanity afflicted as |
have h,c,l, of the benefit have derived from your
yaluahl, Sean linavian Blood Purifier and Pills.
have had deficiency in my lungs for some two
years. that hallcd all the skill of our hest PhySi-
clans, both at home and abroad besides had tn"
Dyspepsia So badly that my food woul,l not stay in
my stomach in the smallest quantities and Through
could scarcely walk, and snmctimrs cuulI not. But
am hearty and reasonably well at the present,
and allogr the cause to your medicines, for took
ur others at That time, and much thanks to You for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into my hands.
lwIcom Yours truly, j. BALMER.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
The Fruit Prospect.

FRUIT trees are now in full bloom starring Ill the
landscape with their rich beauty - the pledge of Il
beautiful crop. There is nothing moro lovely to the
eye than the lorcsccnt appearance Of the apple the
peach. the pear and the plum tree, a this season.
They make the air redolent Of their sweet arenas.
They are to us "rainbowS Of promise" All unite
in predicting a bountfnl crop Of fruit. this year
barring the frost, the mdcw and the insects. We
hope il may be So
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Too Personal.

We think little reflection will cause Mvra "
to change her mode of treatment Of the liquor deal
cr, whom she would have take ohensc at her art-
clos in the Jou'ad, and leave. Ii would no doubt
be well for routogany. and the country generally,
il the sale Of liquor could be curailed and finally
banishcd from the land; but harsh treatment will
never lct that object, all past experience has
Hbundantly proven. il "Nyra will treat the
subject in a spirit Of Kindness AMI in the manner
in which We think she is quito able to do, we will
take great pleasure in giving her communications
place ia the JorRSAL.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
4 Fire COInDnny,

SoAE Of our young folks are inaRing an effort Ia
organize 4 fire company, and we trust they may be
successful. Would it not be well for our leading
merchants and business men To give this matter a
little attention? We learn that 4 good secondhand
fire cngn, can be got cheap, and the cost of setting
the thing in motion would not be very great while.
in case of fire, it would be of invaluable service
Let us first have we'll organized fire company
then let us SEQ what can be done towards getting
an engine.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Tcnchcrs, Examination.

THE Board OF School Examiners met last week
at Milgrovc. The following is the result of their
examination: Ono applicant received certificate
for is months, four 70! twelve months, and twenty
for six months.
Those persons who received the following num-
bcrs failed or Withdrew fium the examination, viz
TO- 10, Il. Is, %. 81, 2j -, 2S 90 80 a9. 81 %.
&c. So, u, 43, Is, l6, a. Is a. 30, So 81. IS. In
all, tventv-six
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Fire at SandusliV.

THEY had large fire at Sandusky last week
The R.gi',er Office job, news and counting room
departments, together with the books of DR.. Agard.
adjoining the editorial room entirely destroy
cd. The two Hoe Presses in the basement were
saved. The Office was partly insured We have
long rogarjelthc Register among the very best Of
our exchanges, and we trust il may soon recover
and shine all the brighter for having pas ,cd through
thiS frey ordeal"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

WE this week publish the advertisement Of the
extensive agricultural works loca,cd at Sandu,ky
City, Ohio. c. j. Mcsscr, the proprietor has been
engaged in the manufacturing of these Thrcshcrs
and SJpcrators for a number Of years, and is con-
scqucntly doing an cxtci sivc business. Those in
want of a machine that will do what it processes.
every time, should either visitor communicate with
the above named works. Read the advertisement
in another column
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

ORR friend A. G.. Williams has just returned
from New York with large supply Of goods for
the summer trade. While absent MIR. W. "took in
a new partner" who will probably attend to the
hemc department. of that gentlcman's affairs"
The business OF the store however. will be conduct
ed. as heretofore. by A. G.. Williams & Bro. Give
them call.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

AI2"' May - me ne desperation o' lhG
r'or' cause "h ''e Mi Mi'S'SS'Pl'' G"'l'ra'I,'
N"N''rIa! III an attack on o,!r H"t .lH'' ha'lN
Sa'"r"'y morning; r'E"' "i 'hG'r E"h""a'T
CSNIG ar"'ihu Tue toi'lt above Tue ruf'' ;,n' ;;,,mn'
holHF m'N",?'n ,oW","F 'hG ntI'' Inc .l,
Cine h"a''' Wnlrh was s'a''ole" NJ 'nc pom,
whcrN nt ,ho;r .,,nt Nt""' wy W. n,tn tLa H.,
not attiS 'Ia. .',,,., si,, ,,,,
I'd Si,n,,',, r'V,, H." ,,.L,y''
scc, ' '",'' 'Lo .;,I
of their guhh"rS ",.' '.',''v ''Po,' 'iv j m',i'
httir cl'ct as INC PIu, u I'';,t"
The ChcIhlr't' 'hea.!a' ''',,. ',''',,.' nv,
ii e stream wncrcid' '.oI" "u, , 9,q'l o,["
I" be the Mallory a'E'ivtI' ~. '.iu .''r -.
continued hro3u''IH iI'." 'rl' 'u' ''',i "',,''
WITHIN Az YARDS hrI.S " i'o'' ." w. W.. "''
S". cTot IN '"0THlG ne" ,''o ,'no.,u-
','i ''''" I'Ei't hahd shore, :,t
"Po1 hrr decks, p"cptr;7 ~ ,',', ''''.'' WILL w."
,"i"''S ''r'Wn ont, whin WIS
I ~ "'"" '' n.y. throwing ho.N''c' "T''' .,'c
,,''.n batteries II III" Cm, ''i'l'. ~ ,''
'""'""'' Tie rest OF our 2 '",'','' i'',,' d"
,IN''a ,I at t"G scene of act,, o''. e,S"sc'I
' i''ri meet. Idc M."'i w'i'''''',,',
~ 49,. '''nm'f' me att"n ~ n",,,, o,''",
G .".' uc"" oi si.."' :'''' .',:i' "'.,,S
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
House ClcaniuC,

THE following method Of cleaning paint will bc
acceptable to housekcepers in this of house
cleaning: Smear piece of flannel with common
whiting, mixed to the consistency of common paste.
in warm water. Rub the surface 10 be cleaned
quite brSkly, and wash off with pure cold water.
Grease spots in this way will be almost instantly
removed as well as other filth ana the paint will
retain its brllinncy and beauty unimpaircd.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

PsRsoSs having public sales this Spring, can
get their bills rint,d o short notice. and the most
reasonable terms, by calling at this oillcs or,
should you want business cards. circulars, pro-
grammcs, hill-heads pamphlets, posters. horse
bills, ETC.. give the Jodrnoi Office call, and you
be an accommodated ON short notice.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
.INnc TnNoS.

THE time for The payment of the remaining taxes
Of last years duplicate is now ready. The Treas
urer is nov ready To issue certificates. Those also
owing the printer will much obligc us by giving Us
~ call. We are making some important improve
mcntS in the Journal, and stand in need of all the
" material aid b." we can get to help Us out.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

We are pleased 10 hear TIA, our fricnd \. G.
Williams has left the domain of bachclordom, and
sworn fcalty to the Union. As a pledge of fidelity
he has brought with him from the East his '' better
half" May prosperity AMI happiness attend them
through the pilgrimage of life
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

THE military spirit among Young America
ot Perrvsburg. is at high state Of cxPansiun.N 4
For few days past the "sojcrs" have been drill
ing every night, Sundays excepted They arc
nrepari1r for tllc Fourth.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Just Cominr Rirht Alonr,

IIENRY PECK, ESQ, has inst returned from the
east with extraordinary stock of spring and sum
rncr goods. The do say that these goods are go
ing off like hat cakes. and more are coming right
alOng all thc lime. Cail and see them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

The following incident, is told of the battle Of
SHILOH Two Kentucky regiments met face to face,
ana fought each other with terrible resolution, aud
it happened that one of the Federal soldiers wound
ed and captured his brother and, after handing him
back, began firing at m,n near tree, when the
captured brother called to him anl said, don't
shoot there any moro; that's father"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Iotal sslatters.
rIMETABLE.--Dayton Il Michigan r..
Toledo .x Wabash Railway.
RENOV Al.

Tho JOURNAL OFFICE has hcen re-
moved to James Hoods brick building.
on Front Street. one door below W. J.
Nitchcock's Store. Friends will bear
this in mind, md give us n call ut our
New Quarters.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
Busy Time.

OrR farmers are now very busy sowing their
oats and preparing their ground for planting.
The war has no effect upon these operations only
that some have to work little harder while their
sons defending the flag.
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Book Binding.

TnosE having book binding to do will find it to
their advantage to leave it at our office. We are
about sending off large lot of Magazines and 9th
cr books for binding and those having binding to
be done will please bring it in at once.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
TrrnsmrN Nnfns.

ms Secretary Of the Treasury refuses TO redeem
muiilated Treasury notes. "knavcs, by tearing
off small portion from many notes arc enabled to
make another nnte. Hence the refusal of them 10y
the Secretary. Mutlatcd notes should be receiy-
cd with great caution.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

DEDEMPTION NOTICE.--,Iacob pautprmauor
IL his assigaecs will take notice that Aaron y.
Hart has deposited in the treasury Of Woo county
Ohio, ION dollars 1nd iy-fy" cents. tn redeem The
cast = west = southeast section 32, town n"u"
range Il east 50 acres sold ~ the dcliuqu'u tax
sale January l3. 1869. ADDISON SMITH,
Au,lilurs Olloe, Wood CO.. o Auditor
Perrysburg, April 18th, 1862 jlwi'
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Col. Gibson.

We learn from the Tifliu Tribune that Col. Glib
son has far recovered rs TO enable him to return
to his regiment. He left on Tuesday morning of
last week. and took with him large number ol
letters and packages for the boys OF the 10Th
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14

We see by the Rpuiiicdn that they are having
a lively time with the small pox at Wauscon.
Howcrcr, the disease has now nearly abatcd.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
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