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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT AND THE MIS-
SISSIPPI FLOTILLA.
WI.nfNGTnN- TIr

WASHINGTON Thursday, July ,. 1879.
The following congratulaiory letter has been adj
dressed by the Secretary Of the Navy to Flag
Davis, commanding the Wostem Flotilla, at Cairo,
Illinois:
NAVY DsPAHrstN NJ June 49, 1852
Sir Iour report OF the encounter with tho Rebel aee on
Tie s ius suf OF Memphis announcing your couplrs sue
c.s aided by Col E,tt with the I'm Acet in ~ ufiuz tie
ers nota has been received aud read with sstss ton
coneraiuz.s YOU tue virtual snnhiaton Of the Rebel
force Tire Mise spr aud the surrender to you Of tie
these event. are hs sequel Of Gallant services rend ed BY
, .,I heroes and toie w.o have been socsied with
or 4 100 T o. cn,its ,rd t,iunoubs on ths W,.tcrp
wsers ior tie maapelcot 81 the frhui authority Of INC
Ceepoeu and the ptcstv o. the Lnon. You and ell who
b,e b.-n connected Win YOU IN thi. triumph are Ju,y
entitled to the tbsnt, of The Government snd county
an, repeatedly your ooeeicn' servant
10 F,oq one, Cuar1g, H. DAVIS, Commanding Hesie'H
FbrHG CGyo III.
The following reply to the above was received
from Commander Davis:
L. = TLAaSIElmER BYSroy,}
MEurnIs June ~ 1872 I
Sir III. etter Of Department Of the 18th inst congsi
uarn. uye and the ohceFs and uen under ny command
upon the the engagement Of the 9Th inst has been
[ I'eeiYed end read wftl unslioyed pleasure
Tie ssisfacon with The success Of tho dsy expressed "
The DE- par uen and it, appreciation generally constitute a.
once the proof and tie reward o. service SHAH cause your
letter 10 be read board Of every vessel N the squad on
embscng those not present on the bth Lost Ihsi al may per
GIVE that former not iofgoisn, aud That mo De
r,ruen In viewing pTe,en eyonis still cheih the ienr'
brince Of tie long series OF conflicts ahd triumph OF "o"
80 ~. honor 10 be pec'fuy obedent ser
want, Z; ~. DAfi9, 4 ' s 49,
10 the Hon GiDEos WELirs' Secretary oil tbs Navy" h
iugou, d. g.
The following also to Commander Davis has been
issued % ,o,,
NAVY DEPARTMENT June %, lP0k
SIN Youf dispa.cn te l5th ntt-nt, ooflinune"'in
nost'on Of te capture o bctteie. at Sc Chare' ana
~. ,ovs Of obrucou which have probably gwen ne te
o,o,nd Of White River, ias been received ihe n'eI'
yercf o tie continued success Of the Navy most sisyig'
t Tho victory Of s. Cha les is mingled with regret fOi ne
,sfi,d drsd and syrpsfhy for the wounded WI, wets
Vic is u the fatal csdent 70 the honnd CilF ana o. ,
r|ron opponents who hsed upon them si'e th11 great
[ ceianity. -. .ri,;.s NJ % ,eya-, en-.
:, =, Charles and the humane Efforts OF youncl ana
q "a e..e N. wounded AID diseblef ~ De Mphis -
foe 10 he gallant OF the hotila aud val De gst-
fSy remembered The naon, hoAo-ing me nemGlI snu
f,,ir,s o1 liz heroes Dmpstlizts win 10 wounded st'
"a lie beeayed lsnics u the gallant dead ia
& tss AZ, due 20 those sho bleed ior Their country
I ano de ~ its cau1e. go IL, ..,.,
Sm' 'os!''"-''' GIDEON WELLES
TO Fhg.OHiccr CHsHLEs - DAVE ''"i"' '"'"' ~
f,otilia, Memphis, via Caio
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Hcrsnir OF the Damages Made by
Recent arcssiei..

HAlIH IHUNA, hNt. my y ~
The Lehigh Valley bridge at this place VIII be
finished tins afternoon, and trains will run to resn
lar stopping places. The Beaver Meadow kaiiroad
will he in raining order by "Wednesday or THURSDAY
next.
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U,r~e Fire M Newark. y. D..

NEWARK, n. j., Thursday july i0oI'
Watts'a Passac machine works, on ogcen street,
were destroyed by fire duiing last nlSht, WIN !.
large amount Of machinery, patterns, AID Other
stock The loss il estimated at $50, and the IN
eursnce Ia $4,000. The origin of the fire Is not
known.
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n,arl...r-Relo-led by YelegrapA.

PHtL,pslrnia July J-FLoun very DAN. NHEsT h'm
White, 81 aD0Si ~ Red ~ li~pi ~ CoaN: yellow
54a55c Corpgr frm. Rio. l9dtlc. WHEY, 2s9yc
RrFP,LO july . 1907 D. m--FrOrR quiet Wnn.r quiet
and no ,ses Cons s-adyi sales Of Hoo push a.
CAN Pnylours steady. ISPoRIs: 10000 bpl "uf oW'
bnsh Mbe,t "a O0O bush Com ExrORrs: 1900 bets. Flour
u COZ bush ~ heat. 81 0c0 bush. Corn.
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Now CosTutcrfcit.

PKIraprrruA. Thursday July 3, 1902
Peterson : Counterfeit Dstector CAUTIONS the pup
lie against fves on the Bank OF Cba,nbelsburg'
They are a good imitation Of the geuuIne.
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ARRIVAL or WOUNDED SOLDIERS
r. BALTIMORE FROM TIE RECENT ""iAi

BATTLE. 80,
BALriaoRn Thunday, jaJ ie,f'
The steamer Dsn.ei Webster has arrived 'e''
with n large number 0, soldiers woupJel IN '"' r.
cent great baltic beg2re Hiobw)pJ
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Cabinei Fnrniture


$4,000 WORTH o. FURNITURE.
In consequence o. the falling OF 10 wholesale business,
W offer our own manufactured goods to tie public ct tbs
lowest prices - .. ,,.
Csns.i'ug OF PARLoR, LIBgABY, DINING and BED
ROOM SUITES sde Vi selected material and IN the Ats<
issh ionaoe styles III goods " lrranted
PLEASE examine goods bel purchasng elsew hers
We'll 4 BRkUNSDORF.
Nos le5 and 27 EyinzioD. between Essex and Norfolk
" B-0nd Esse& and uoustor ST. stages paa close BY.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP DAYLIGHT

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP DAYLIGHT.
The u s. steamship Day flight. Commander Saml.
Lockwood, from Beaufort, n. C., arrived at this
por Yesterday evening. She left Beaufort on the
3Oth Of June at 3 a. III. She has boen III commission
since June 7, 1861, and during that time has been
actively engaged in blockadng and other service IN
the North Atlantic Blockadng Squadron.
The ID. was flagship at the reduction OF Fort
Macon, and has since that time beenlyngat Beaufort
harbor. During her cruise she has taken seven
prizes. and rescued the slip J0hn Clark from under
The fire Of the enemys battery al Lynn Haven Bay
which she engaged and siienced. The following Is
|, list Of her officers:
Commanded Samuel Lockwood. Lie1tensnt, - Lyrch
Sb,l n Demlison; acting Master L. G, Woo Acting Mas.
Ter H. DoIieri Acting Master j. H. Ie.'oni 49, an'
Ger Eussne j. Wade Acting Third AssiaIant In ,oee
Thos v Mclniofh; Acting ThiId A's,'sn' E"eneeI 'ha'
% Morgan ActiIg Masters Mate wan y """n' Ao'"s
Masters Mate Charles Atsnoe.
CoED,r,os or LIsUr. WoHDLN OF 1nr MosiTcR.
I,icu,. Wofden in a letter TO n friend, dated June
lG makes the following alluslon to the condition Oh
his eyes:
al rcgret 10 say that my eyes have not 90 far I'm
rroveJ "a. 10 enable me to write, ana my WIG VA.
.fill 60 aci az my amanuenli. AN on the po'n' ~
Going west 90 s,e IN aged mother wh'n ha'e w,
seen 10Y several years, aud VINO 10 now ID G'e''
affection"
CKtEH,L STosta,s ~ WAsnINGfoh'-lue
f.c tb3t Gen. Stonenan came up 10 W ashhg'V
with Dr. Segur yesteroay morning. e! ne 'o"n !"
q lerrnen, some would have il That S'onena I -
cavalry vas cut to pieces fnd lie hsH ess"tu !"
v,s,,3,,ou. The simple truth was ~ undeis' I'u
| " No. r.n st,scn.an. who reiterated down the
Dsnin.,iln came here ~ consuis with "a. oo'e'"'
M Nd d, s.ok y,n Yi.h hrs cavalry i'foev.
Ibgl.5I goa CoUs-Poesepse h'''''s wv
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Knapp,s Concenirn,eai EHtrec, or Rocts. for

farm for sale on Seneca bake.-Ne would call
attention ADV -neDt ~ tOeaYs paper o. Farm or
.nle on the gen OF July next
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9pcrlal Notices.

New Church seats for Snle.-One hundred supe.
nor modern capped seats accommodating shout
60 PERSONS for sale a. west sscnhce Apply 70 1oN
" eLCf Architect Ne loo Fulton at New York OF No.
50 Wiow.st., Brooklyn.
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staptou Lesion-COL. WILLIAM II. ALLEN.

stanton LegioB-COL WILLIAM IL. ALLEN =
Recruit Recruits Recruits wanted tx Company c. - q
mcns nay advance after being mustered In the ssvt
n Company is nearly ul aid Naas bot lew men to -
rets y All promotions TO rank of Lieutenant, made
the most desiring missioned officers snd pri,s ss;
tnis rule viii be strictly adhered a. BY Col Allen whs the
Regiment il 10 the field Pay from tlj to f per N NTH
Comfortable quarters stious aud uniforms Of tho gulas
Furnished mustered IN the service keiek
tickets given the families Of all enlisted sode.a Sl0o
bounty at The eIfs,lon Of te term enlistment ~ ply -
Lieut.. ALIEN Il. MARsrON, No. 20i Avenue y.
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ftOthiuA.
hsye Gst compile ed my entire stock OF sPh!,6 sno
UMAlER CLOTHING not surpassed In this city IN tho wsy
OF sn oftneut tsste md tile. The CHLDRENS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not eouslled- ALL viii be
sold 81 extremely low prices Please Call b. b. BALD
WIN, Nos. 20 eDd Y boWeis.
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IT Is HEARD AT FREDERICKSBURG

the ACTION ON THE c0NFISCATION BILL,
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Rhlitarn Noiires.

Notise.-Ar Conysleceut Soldiers OF the Array before
Richmond soe 20 DO duy IN the city. OF IA m vicinity.
will immediate ely re2ort t. s. Fort Hamilton, pfepNIoJ
TO peilg sent &c their Regiments. HARVEY BROWN.
Bvt Bng. Gen Commanding.
LIE, lnnartar. Naw- YoIk. July 3. 1872.
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Sinn,on Legion. - COL. wILLIha II. ALLEN.
ONE MORE RALLY Cor the Old FLAG.
TWO LlEUTBNANTS WANTED ard competent SIN
GIANTS. who can bring Squads Of Men. ONE monthly
par IN ADVANCE sDd 81 BOUNTY. &ieo BOUNTY.
or ACRES OF LAND at tire end OF the term OF enlist
ment which is for three toe wa, nness sooner dia.
ADVANCE.
RELIEF TICKETS gwen to Families aud good qua,tssS
on STATEN ISLAND with rsiIons and uniforms Of The
Regular Amy a. soon q are mustered In.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICERS should spply at ono
IN 'obtsu positiou, at No. - WALLST. or No 1873 ~
sEX-Sr. to Capt. WIN. W. BADGER, Recruiting Ofss<.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THE ClySONADING IN FRONT or RICHXOND'
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Tb. extract from which the healthy beverage known s.
KNAPP'S ROOT BEER s nsde is put up IN bottles a, &c
5o aud W each. sufficient to make 10. p 10, aud 2Jt
cus OF Beer Ctueri depot, No ~ hdson-st sod
80 nv most whoiesale and retail Druggists.
CIuret Wines md Brandics,
From Nessrs Paul de Connck Mouod, sud Ouagd o. Dor
desu1 Warranted strictly pure aud for sale by
J. MARC MARTIN Importer.
No POS peali.si. New ' orb.
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THE FIGmTY-sECOYD NEW-YoRK.

To Oaiccr Cn,nLEs u DAVIS Commanding We'io
3 ,otilia Memphis via Cauo
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CentftlI Purk JItasurr BOuts.-In t snlsT Ho'S u
attractive Bosts sOms l. npmOer) 10 daily Use on
the lake invite both Old young the rare treat OF aore
sail on it, pscd here many Joyous hours are
whed away under the ineuces Of the Saturday Con
cer this being the only spct in tie city where there Pee
feet exemption from the annoy Of pistols snc squi6s
Boats with red flag intervals Of about hve ninufes
making trips OF nearly miles ia extent; in from % to ~
nues Chslge for each person 10 eta charge Tor chLd;s
under 10 years cs Bots with blue f- may be hired by
nartia. III t-.ae NOR. MN ,La Dove Le.es.
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WILMINGTON TnuTsJaJl july ,, I0'l.
The following congratulaiory letter has been az
dressed By the Secretary Of the Navy TO Flag-Ogce
Davis, commanding the Westem Floiilla, at Carr
Illinois.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11
NORTHWESTERN one IN 1926,
Interesting "Reminiscences Of ave OIden
Timc"- Defiance 10 Years Ago.

TnE Union Press, at Bryan, is publishing
the Early History of Williams County"
\ chapter in recent number, contributed
10y an old and respected Attorney. now re.
siding at Columbus, DANES l.. Gage, Esq.l
pertaining to Defiance. we give below
In the winter of ls26, opened a law
Office in Defiance. Williams county; think
the first in the county, Il was in an upper
room, in the inn of Benjamin lravill, an up
right man, in whose cXuclcut fdmllv /
boarded. lie was one of the proprietors
OF the town. My Office was also my bed
room, ana ON public days il was also the
bedroom oI many others. Land and lots
were tar more abundant than dwellings.
Incrc were hut few families in town /
ouly remember those of Mr.. Wassou. Ben
laWlu Lcayill, pr, John Evans, the ClcrN OF
tsc Court, George lauti the Recorder and
Forman Evans All these have, | believe.
passed. TO the spirit land, unless Judge For.
man Evans survives. There were when !
removed 20 the Moumec country. in lS2 (.
m all tho fourteen northwestern counties
now, 10y subdivision, uiUctccu counties -
but few more white people than are now
IN the present restricted limits of Williams
county Within these limits, thore was not
then solitary white man. The settlements
wcrr confined TO the borders Of the rivers,
and did not extend far above Defiance.
There were on the lower Maumcc quito a
number of MonErel French aud Indians.
aud IN the fourteen counties there were
more savagcs than whites. These savagcs
Were mostly degenerate, drunken remaut
oi Ouawas and Potawatomies. There were
however, a few Wyaudo,s and Namis. NJ ao
were splendid specimens OF the physical
man. The sugar consumed in Williams and
Noud counties at that time, was mostly
made 10y these sav0gcs, but il was a most
hlthy article, iuasmuch as they would hoN
their game with il, and that too. was told
IN an uudrcSScd condition. They trough,
this sugar in, in bark vessels called Mo,
cocks, holding from thirty 10 fifty pounds
each. They were shaped so as To bc car
RED like kuapsack, They used small
brass Kettles for evaporation. These ludl.
ans also brought in most Of the honey that
was used. II was always strained hut i,
was strained through their blankets. which
were never washed, except after strainng
lAls honey. Whether these condiments 80
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We gently murmured bully rur you, when our
attention was dr 'wn TO the boy, who was gig.
Cling aud laughing in very strange manner.
We went TO him and ioo we'd the drectiod ind
Gated by his fugrr, sud there on the dam. sat
hur.tng bis hulfrug that had swallowed ourhook
jrmped ashore with u, partially accounting ief
uur having eat there tnur hours without ar,
bite The toy said, I kno~'d " alter time
seed him settiu' thar when com'd dosn. He,
he. hpl
We had to restrain our rAih or kill the boy
We restrained We pulled up our hook killed
he frog aud irlt better just after putting On
q fve-h halt, aud while The hoy was sQnatting
down digging wntms, We gave our hue hg
throw over our head, intenning 20 g"t u out n'
TO deep water, away from the frogs, when W.
heard sqn,ll. To our surprise, h't unrnly hoy
had rs cucd himself 10 our hook he had got
on il further than he Intended, TO judge from the
noise he m tde.. lila yelling brought big man
into view hig man waA determined to knock
our two eyes into one; we advised him not to
do l.; aud ieeing sure he WAS scientific man,
we a.ked him il he had ever sepn the apota on
the sun; he hadn apcn 'rm. Using our fIsk ~
telescope again, aiter cutting his boy oil our
hook, he took big Look at the sun aud cNpr"-s-
ed him-ct sitsRed After catching dng.tsh.
of no ear hlY use We started home. We mp.
pend n tabular statement OF our luck fishing
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From M,nre,. snrnl Now Nn,knr-

!. Mover mar, i,r wrn''h. \ womauS ht
c,nsistrth not in these lhir g4 thai she pose.
seth
.. Never marry Cop ~ one who strr =
,h"u, Il pdy nAr, n lis Lii g'n,C4 and rutllc,
With siivcrcd cane, md rug, ou his ha.vrs-
Beware there i u trap
8 Never marry aigE'r or rosp.fsed
mean, sOrd'd msr, who S,vc4 ever, rrlrrry ~
spends I, ErUigmsiy, Take care, lest he -tiw
YOU "a dFa'h.
:. Never marry ~ Stranger. or one Who's.
character is no known. ar tested Some ir.
mnl-s Jump right into the fire with ther e,rs
= ie op"n.
Never marry 3 mopr or dronr, one WHO
dr,S'cs aud drsggle. Though lue, onc tno. .u
,cr auNth r sud lets IN ugs take heir chance .
q. Never marry \ man Nhu treats hi, moth r
and slurr Uukludly, ur inifrrcury SuCh tie, %
mrul i . sure Indication oi ,neauHeSS ANA N,cI =
cdppss
2, Never on any account, marry gambler,
= prpf,ur prrsnu, uue vho IN 'hs trssr spc,k
hshlv uf God, or rhgion Surh man
never mike - good husband.
5 Never marry Il ,ovcn, a man Nho i relli
CENT o. his person or dress rpi j. filthy in nu,
habits The external appearance is an index L,
he hrsrt
= Shuu the rake as u snake, viper, yer,
4, mon.
Ia FusOy, never marry u man who is sd
drtrd 81 the use OF fa'dent epirirS. Depend upon
It, NOu are better OH alone than YOU wuu o.,
we're YOU tied 10 \ uau whose breath is polluted
nd whose Virals arc tcing gua"ed ont 10y alec,
hal
IL the o'o'cr Of vile, t.kc the ohcdeu
daughter o. rool NO, ~.
- -sS-----
There wss a rumor that Richmond had h,e,
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NOTICES ERlM IHE PRESS

TIE DAY SCuOOL-BELL.-T The tunes are lively,
and such rs may be easily mastered by children
The spirit of the songs is urtN ccpdonabie and well
adapted 20 the sChCo-rNon 1t is the cheapest, ana
AMONG the best OF school music publishgd.-N q
York 1tGchcr.
DAY ScHooI-BEIi - This book is cninontly IL
dapted 20 U.S. IN our common schools. The edtl
Nely truly observes in his preface, " II is universal
ly conceded that singing strengthens the lungs,
sOtCnS the voice, sWCuc"S the temper, and is one o
the richest sources of exquisite enjoyment THESE
are certainly results which We need To have brought
about in our systems Of education, and we are firm
in the conviction that this science ought to be taught
in all our schools.
We have great number Of school song hooks
before the public, but many of them lack musical
well literary taste, and are really dcm0rIlizinl
III thcr liucnCe On the musical talent O tlp young.
Airs of acknowltI Sed excellence wcddedto word,
at true poetry are the qualities that ought to b,
sought with the greatest care in the preparation of
school song book. This book seems to combine the
two qualities. .- P1msyirn,,iu Sclooi Jowpul.
THE Ny SCHooL-bELL. w g runhrsitatinglypro
nouues this collection ot music the best We hay,
ever seen for general use in our schools. Withonc
feature are specially plcascd--thc large number
of familiar tunes. We recognize MANY an old ia
vorte, and friend 10 whom we handed copy,
counted over forty pieces that she knew. They
are, almost without exception, choice tunes, well
adapted fer schoo-room use, Mcstof the new mu
sic will become popular. The elements are well
UOHhiy.
We find in this book great variety of excellent
music, adapted 10 the wants Gf day schools of all
grades, tier are solos, duets trios, quartettyS,
churuses, rounds and chants some OF them secu
lar, some of them sacred all Of them fit to be sung
by children at home or in school Don't forget L.
"rt the children sing, - Por1laHd Ttactcr
DAY SCHOOL BELL; OF excellent hymns. This
book coutnins the elements Of vocal music and
nearly two hundred pages Of music and wnrds
adapted tor schools, and suitable tor almost all oc.
casious. II contains large numb,r of piece,
which will he fayoritcs with the Young. as well 4,
standard glees and patriotic songs. The " Sabbath
Bells, Nos, and ,, by the saule editor, have had
an immense sale, and the DAY Schonl Beli'
sccAls calculated tO secure reception rs favorable
a has been awarded 10 its predocessogs.--N. N
Educational ,joyHoi.
TuE Day SouuaL BgLL,--We have seen MANY
works Of this character, aud believe this to be th,
best ever issued for the Of publie schools anC
b home schoolS.--lspt1a aarsri,,r, Upton, Io,co.
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ANECDOTES.
We Editor Goeih u Fishing.

W. went f.,irg opbs aud myself We h,d
been talking OF it Tor me days Finally We
went To 60 fishing properly prepared requires
nice discriminating ppw"r', aud We ve co. 'rm
You require II hug rod, hnp, hook, hoh- md
s,uker, and a fellow Of much patience aud lir,l,
sense, 10 bait the hoo, aud hold the pole We
hid y obbs and our hvorite pint ct EIu a.
Bourbon, CHATS Freucbl and were happy. ",
determined TO make the ii N suffer, os we knew
them 10 be a scalry Set, and We did-or r,se We
DIDN'T
We went up to the State Dam, (pror,ne loctlt-
iy) and gently pljded into a seat on the | ,ck
b ohbs had n SCOOP net and WAS cuchjug min.
uowS Tor hair. We dropped our line into the
river, and expecting abg bite, hrsccd oursrli
bacS IN pail ont cattle that shnId wegh
ten bounds, At lcast. After sitting quiet shnu,
an holr ani halt, and getting macy hre We
took llOk at the lAudsc,pr; he ng uear-sgbt
ed We made t-G-crpa Of our desk, it gave
spirit 20 the view. BIohhs TOOK a look a, the
p'uoramAand lying down on 'he va m b ,uk Wet I
TO sleep. WetnveY that tell0S, Boh0.. Hrcn
go 20 sleep under the most irving diGflmhss.
He has been known to sleep even in church.
NarS bite yet.
In abonL Iwn hours small boV with a very
shock head, aud with piece of twine an which
was bent pin, fastened 70 4 tree branch, come
and sat bs.iis Is 10 indulge in 6shin. We
tell, the htlle fellow you giYo copoer or = kick
Io-div, may he President or a Governor, or,
passing all lower distinctions, raise by his own
unAided and mighty geniuS 10 ba an editor ot
a p'per some day. As we remarked VINO cao
tellS Nary bite, This little chap had vrrv
dAgreeabl" way of grinning rSery time he look
ed we admire good temper, but not too much
OF it We co'c'uded we'd toy him on cstechisrr.
So after few remarks We came at him plump
with the gu sti"n, '~ho made you!' lie grjnned
and made answer 'Psr We could not under.
stand this. and NO called Biobbs who awakened
aud asked whats the row."
'Lis'en. my Biobbs. listen, we said as We
again fred our question at the boy, TO which he
again answered grinningy, Par
'Spiy, said Bl0Ohs, you don't understand the
language; do. That boy has given you rhe
name of one of their heather dri'ies. who they
suppose 70 be the creator Of ali Ihings'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-06-11
WHERE IL YOUR BOY !

We saw him last, late in the company of very
bad boys. and they each had cigar; and. now
then, some f them u,cd very protanc language,
As we looked nt your son wondered # yea
knew where he WAS, aud with whom he associates.
Dear friend. do not be 50 closely confined to yuur
shop, office, or ledger 10 neglect that boy. lie
will bring sorrow into your household IL YOU do
not bring proper parental restraint 10 bear upon
him - and that very soon. Sabbath aud public
sch ol teachers can help you, hut you must do
most.