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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

A Vicious BoY.-A dsy or two since lad, ii
year. of age named John Lewi. whose parents reside In
Attempted shoot ssef then set ire to tho
hou. aud finished up b jumping OF tho dock Tor tho pnr,
,o.s u iIo~nips hneE lie wAs rescued, and comm ied
Ia liz County Jail ior three months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

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% iSstA.........1tJS hssn-se"'. WV
hiGH wArka lHis pAt. =.
andy Hook. IL 30 Gov. lslsnd 3:lo Hsio@s'' WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
SUPERIOR COURT-TRlAL TEEN-JUSR 25-Beore
justice BO.voRrH.
I AZ gU.lnNyESI

justice bo.voRrH.
vCsssLs SoH MA" Az GotERANEST, COsHissioAsi
&C. .
Ia this case ~. jury renuefed TILE morning I"
,.8 verdict 70, -. dsirna.at Appears that tie plain
t,s. Ain D. bogsf under special ntrsct wAch
ti,y ti..r IN yTous-d 10 ~ tot ehaoih -
,f4,r. th. CHARTER Of tn. Ma.sschuscits Ia ihe
"a o. ls.5 10 the provisional DoVrGlncIt o! Mexico Ih.l
.hou.h thefe agreement or n'ofAndun c9ntAnl
IL condition. ct tho signed that the formal cbsr f
pt. nch were g. be ps cred aud ned was never ere
I'D by reason Of their b.if mac. coniofwsoe TO tho
,naf.udum 1h. .udaut d-nrs tAsi be ever sI cd
,. plaintiff or ever promised pay them any e,npcIa
Al "a uut o. the contrary alleges that he was IN Tie employ Of
m, N,.ic.u t,orsfnm~ut Tue was ui~d me Two
,.. Acc. AID verdict Of -tn rendered for toe pan1ihs
but .ub..quonty the verdict wAs set snce ana ne" Al
u.ntrd which bow resulted ~ favor Of vac ueishuan
ID H. c Marvin Tor plaintiffs. r. {. Bis Tor defendant
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below.

BARK Alliance. 10 Thos. Danhau
Bn. Johanna, Frra-rlcx. from Nc~east!e.
Senf. Fear Not. from El,uth-rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
18th day Of October 1850 end that he charge the to
count OF City Contingencies
Which Was laid over.

CONTEMPLATION.
communication we'd the Com ptroeY, bens
ms must f-rort f1r b year 1859
Aid NsLi moved that the same be received, and 30oC
copies m Fed IN document f9fm.
Which wss rsTIiei.
(t WI, u see document y
AID. HALL moved TIA. tie Board do adjourn.
Which was carried
Wbsrsupon he PHEspvyr declared that tho Board stood
adjourned until Monday, 10Th instant ct O'Clock,
ID. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk
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HxapsuaKrxRs PRovosr.MARsHAL,


NKw.YoKK. June l, 1853
-PEOyosr- Marshal OESBRALs OvNoHs
WAsnINSrds u C., May 20 I5o3-AU men whs dssiie 70
Join any particular Of esvsry DOW IN the held se
Authorized present themselves st aoy time curing
the urI thirty Board Of IN fns re-
,p~cye Districts The Board will ~xsains them and as'
,,nine upon b-r ftre- for the eIvcc. aud ound 10 %
az m. Provost Marshal Of the District will give tseu fens-
usrt.ou tickets to the General Rendezvous the heed-
usu.r. OF he A. Provost Marsha General OF the St1e
a. soon they present themselves at this GsnesN hendes
YOU. they shall 5s duly mustered by mu'tTrnx sna e'
bur,pr officer paid by him the bounty allowed by law
JAMES r FRY, Provost Marshal General.
!. .ion,r,sr. without De sy JAMES w. FARR,
.ptsin aud st.MarshAl With Congregational DiS
Irishmen MISUNDERSTANDING ANFLD 70! tSs
IRISH DRAGON GUARD, Capt T. PHELANi Con
l.ndns late Irish Legion land MAJOR Of the 81 Em-
p,rs Brgsar This the hrt orsannAou oil irisn Csvsy
snd the only one now organizing tor the In the city OF
S.ts This ,he hst ohsuce that hshmen ever bed "
serve In th. dshns of the service aad sxpecteA
that hi, III be a splendid corps All bountiss promptly
pad. SleO TO soldiers Ie-enh'unt
k15 to rrcruits
pluO Ubited States bounty. . 49,.
The nuioTm and the best OF horses AL the
officers this squadron have seen service In the aed hssa
quarters No. , 0I scUwIch- sv, and City Hall fark
A good Buslet Wanted.
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Sailed.

S..mers-Jun. 2S-Geo Peabody Belyidre, Jsa = Green
ships-r. ]. Sonthsrd, Theodore kuooP.
BAh,-MMy Booth. Caprice, Ame!s
Brigs-tuseni-. lara Capeta, hemsitos 49,
scbooners-Joan Gipin " c. Duriee > C. Evans Water
Witch
July 2s-schr Oscar. Hsvsps.
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HxApQuAarERs PRovosT MARSHAL
,xru DtsrRIcr or Ngw. YoHK. No. lSS oth-aV


Sixth DIsrRIcr or NEW oRK. No. ls3 ethAv.}
Enrolment ANY person anowms Of any ooe Ss,wsee
the sz-. Of 20 and IS liable do military duty residing N
thu, the With District whose be hAs res
sou to believe enrolled at this otoe requested 70 d.
fecy or indirectly inform the thet Trey
NAV DO enrolled and throw their share Of tbs borden
upon others All persons having given fse Nance WI I'm.
n.dstey notify the Provost rhs that the hcusos nemS
may erased les they DO subject to dram twice onoe oa W
real name aud once Tor tha' :':smsS whisn .R n
uas been sscertsinsd JAMES W. rhnn,
Captain sns Provost-Marshsl, With District VIEW Iet
Fifth Regiment N. Y. velunfecrs-DukfEE' S
ZOUAVES.-plS bounty gwen Tor feea S.mss W. Va "a
r, ots sanitation of the 5th ke,,mss N. y Feunesa SN
paid .niisting Sl20 when tue regimen, mae.ee my my
service $40 the exppation OF term o. zig
soldier. will ind to their sd'''issTf EpHEN HuSISy
Wv" Lieut. and Recruiting ofiesr No. Gresuwichst
Headoorters Loyal Brigade of the North
ar.sst -, cooa,f WM BLISS organizing the Brigade.
ESRUI LING OFFICESNo. 2a4 Broadway, opposits thu
CIV HslI. No Cenest opposite CONTROLLERS Omce AID
No { ou,ts,, Brooklyn opposite City Hall
tin.s County VOiunteers.-Msn who have served
- MIA wsnt-d Nil the positions OF ssrgsans aud Cor.
o.. Good Inducements offered to noncemuiiss oned re-
ocers Highest bouates In the city paid 70 recruits
at this Office. Apply a, No. los Cedsr''t.
Fifth Regiment N. Y. VOlunteers-"DURYE
Z1U AVES."-NILLIAM Ii HOll, formerly OF the 9Th
Regiment, s authorized to RECRUITS COMPANY for the
lie has located himself for the pesent 1t
''' Nv Capt WIN. II. HOYT.
$3.50 Bounty taAMEN RE-ENLlSrING, sl75 to
NEW RECRUirS.-9m Re gim-nt N. Y. Vols-Zouaves--
gannios Company Of this regiment viii receive 70"
crus at No. a. Fulton st., Brooklyn Full bounty given.
Headquarters Of Regiment ct No as Brocmss, Ssw-io
l.. JARDiNE. Colonel
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The Orb Rcut. Zouayes.


HEADQUARTERS No 40 bbOOME-Sr
Having secured a beautiful camping sound a. hiksfs
Island are now prepared recruit returned two yoAis men
and others Full bounty given
Recruiting Onice.-No 428 Broomsst, ~ Y.
No. +22i Broadw,y, N. Y.
No a. Fultob-st., Brooklyn.
GEo A C. BARNETT. Adj. T.. JARDINE, Colonel
Fifteenth Regiment N. Y. Vol. Easineers.-
m. Members Of COMPANY X 18Th Regiment \. \. Vol
h. snrefs will the CITY Ass mely Rooms. broadway,
Tor purpose OF being mustered OUT service on FRIDAY
Juno 20 at 30 m Tho ID parade Ia heavy march
ing order. BY order s. SERGEANT Capt Comds Go X.
Fifteenth Regiment New-YOrk Volunteers.
Engineers.-Thr members OF Company n Of this X 81
u.rnt in asembo at the City Assembly Rooms. No 40
sdwsy for tho purpose OF being mustered cut Of ssrve
on FRIDAY, June q, at The nlen will pasde III
heavy marching order. by oroerof
CHARLES HENDERSON, lst Lieut. Cong Co. H.
Soldiers who have been mustered out and not paid h.u
bounty account OF not having served Gan
the collected and cAsb-d by applying 10 kELsoN
LuLkEl. Nos and 10 Finest, Room No. ~
Soldiers now Mustered out of service. VINO
have not received their BOUNTY by reason OF not nsns
served full two years have the CoLLEc I'D ~
applying e. SOMES. BROWN Co., No. 1ihA-pmce' unue
BIosdwsy bauk, New-NOIk
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
Hardening of the Brain.

Softcnng of the brain isnot mfreQuonuy
the result Of ovortasliing that delicate and
wonderful organ. Southcy the poet. died
of the disease, and il is somcti produced
by sensual excess rs well as mental labor.
But according to distinguished modern
anatomist, hardening of the brain is more
common than its opposite. Nothing can be
more easy than to iudurate the organ of
thought. 1t can be done either by soaking
the contents of dead mans Uranium in al
cohol OF by the introduction of liquor into
the skull of living subject in the form of
drains. In short drunkenness sometimes
hardens the brain during life as ellectuaIly
as bath of tourth-proot spirits could solid
ity it after death. llyarth, the celebrated
Psychologist, declared that he could dis
tinguish in the dark, by the resistance it
offered to his knife. the brain of a drunk
ard from that of u person who had lived
soberly and when he found II hardened
brain in disSecting, he was accustomed
to congratulate the students in his class on
obtaining n specimen SO thoroughly pre-
pared for preservation and for the purpose
of demonstration. How horrible, thus to
petrify, as il were, the seat cf thought. the
organ of the soul while its arteries still
throb with the pulses of life, and its gossa-
NOR tissues arc permeated and acted upon
the immortal principle of our being. Does
the inebriate ever reflect that he may be
literally walling his mind ont Of its Cod
appointed home? Docs he realize as his
ideas become more and more obtuse, that
the instrument through which they are de
veoped is hardening that it must soon
lose its feasibility and elasticity, and be-
come utterly powerless that were it taken
from its skull now and given to the sur
geons, it would be the jest in the dssecting
room as drunkard's brain?" Well has
it been said that habitual intoXication dries
up all the fountains Of feeling, leaving be-
hind only brain of lead and 4 heart of
stone"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

For the Perrysburg Journal.
PLEASURES OF SPRING.


The golden month Of June, wide-opcn Spring,
When all the North again begin to sing,
Il here, more new than old; the wintry day
From all our thoughts will soon be famed away;
The once weak orb, through chilling seasons long
Gives light and life to natures moving shrong;
And animals and plants will ready run
Yes, even human flowers crave the sun.
The air and light, thro animated claim,
Invigorate and grow the human frame;
Mans Eden, spot of primitive employ,
The garden, will be worked for very joy;
And, leaving rooms pent.up and walled from light,
To view the wales and varied scenery bright,
Or rove on mountains green, whose heads 80 high
Their shrubbery and forests reach the sky,
And hear the roaring cataract and car,
Ger winding streams and mountain sides, the jar
OF which awakes a man to see the power
OF mighty art and nature; such an hour
Enraptures, fascinatos beyond control
The traveller, young and reversnt of soul,
Who irresistibly cries out to heaven
To be, perchance, by all its grace forgiven,
For having lived unmndful of the Maker
OF all these mighty works of art and nature.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

Joe, a profane boy, was persuaded to 60
TO Sabbath School The teacher first ques-
toned the class or their regular lesson,
and then turned to Joe.
my friend" said the teacher, "who
made tho world we inhahit ="
Eh p said Joe, turning up his eyes like
an expiring calf,
"Who made the world we inhabit ?"
Just as he was probably about to give an
answer, one of the boys seated behind him
inserted pin into his (Joe's) pants about
nine inches below the ornamental button of
his coat
"God Almighty answered Joe, in an ele-
yated tone, at the same time rising quickly
from his seat
"That is correct" replied the teacher,
"but it is not necessary that you should
rise in answering. A sitting posture is
just as we'll"
Joe was again seated-the catechism pro-
ceoded.
Who died to save the world ?"
The pin was again inserted, and Joe re-
piled Jesus Christ r in still louder tone,
again rising from his seat.
THAT ie also correct but do not mani
fest so much feeling do be more composed
and reserved in your manner" said the
teacher, in an expostulating tone.
After Joe was calmed down the eYamina-
tion went Oh.
what will be the final doom of all
wicked men?" was the subject now up for
consideration and as the pin was stuck, in,
Joe thundered out, with higher elevation
of his body-"Hell and damnation,"
"My young friend, said the instructor,
you give true answers to those questions
but while you are here we wish you would
be mild in your words. Do endeavor, if you
you can, to restrain your enthusiasm, and
give less extended scope to your feeling"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

Carr's division charged across an open field
500 yards in width, wading bayou in front
and swarming over into the iutrenchments
In moment utterly and irresistibly to Reb-
eldom ! cannon were taken in the side earth
works and from 800 to 1000 prisoners cap
turcd.
No description can do Justice to the in
trcpidity of tho regiments composing this
brigade. The rebel fire of artillery and
musketry was appalling, but they rushed
on to victory, regardless Of death and lit
orally swept every thing before them.
Gen. Mart Green's Missouri Brigade over
l,2OO strong was cut off 10y the llth Wis.
consin Regiment, and surrendered to a man.
Gen. Naughn'S brigade was also principally
captured. The loss of the lth Wisconsin
was slight The list sent is complete, so
far as the loss Of that regiment is concerned.
The DIST and 22l Iowa led in the charge.
and sustained the principal loss. The list
is not compete in either of these. Tho lth
Wisconsin also captured stand of colors
Furious cannouading has continued all
day from the rebel batteries on the other
side of the river. They fired the bridge To
prevent our crossing, and can prevent Our
reconstruction OF II at that point in all prob
ability. Our Engineer Corps. aided bv
whole brigadcs are busily engaged prcpar-
ing timber for bridge. and the delay will
probably exceed twelve or eighteen hours
Pontoous have been sent to General Sher-
mans Corps, and he will probably cross a
few miles above here and attack liz flank,
The force opposite is thought to number
10000. Our army is in excellent fighting
condition, and think themselves inynciblG.
As General Grant rode to the front to day
he WAS everywhere greeted with tremen-
dous and uproarious shouting and cheering.
The boys appreciate his strategy. There
is something practical in it. They have
marched over two hundred miles. fought
tVc hard battles, been victorious in all,
sIirmishcd nearly the entire distance. taken
over 5000 prisoners, captured G5 field can
non and nlno heavy siege guns, taken an
immense quantity of small arms, and de
stroyed an amount of cnemy's property that
can scarcely be computed. Victory has
pressed upen its banner everywhere Gen.
Grants name is to-day u terror to every
Southern heart, and pillar of strength to
every soldier in his command
This morning, two ji-pound howit2crs.
two II Founders, and six 6-pouud rifle guns
were surrendered, with horse, harness and
ammunition complete, without a shot-a few
miles back on the main road These gllas
became separated from the main body of
the rebel army yesterday, in the retreat.
and were cut off by our advance.
The loss in today's fighting is not heavy
on our side. Tho rebel killed and wounded
is unknown. Their troops did not tight as
obstlnatcly as yesterday and seemed to ex-
pcct defeat on this side OF the river. The
wonder is they wero not wholly withdrawn
to the other side without an engagement.
The rebel General Tighlman was killed this
morning. General Osterhaus was slightly
wounded, but rode on the field again in
carriage.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
AGE BLUNTLY CONSIDERED.
BY oRPHEUs c. KERR.


As Age advances, ais and aches attend,
Backs builded broadest burdensomsly bend,
Cuttingly cruel comes consuming care,
Dealing delusions, drivelry, despair.
Empty cndeavor enervately ends,
Fancy forlornly fegns forgotten friends;
Gout, grimly gripping, gluttonously great,
Hsstens humanity's hard-hesrted hate.
Intentions imbecile invent ideas,
Justly jocunding jolly jokers jeer;
wledge-keen kingdoms knavish knur known
Lingers, lamenting lifss long lasting loan.
Mammonly mumming magnifying notes,
Nurtures numb Natures narrowest nursery notes
Opens old ages odious offering out
Peevish punctillo, parrot-pining pout.
Quslmishly qucrying, quarresomely quaint,
Rousng rife ridicules, repealed restraint
Speaking soft stiffness, such shallow show,
That tottering toysters, tickled litter too.
Useless, ungainly, unbeloved, unblest,
Virtues vague visor, vices yelling vest;
Wheezingly whmpering, wanting wisdom, wit
Xistence, xigent, xclaims, Kit.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
IN THE PEA MILLS

With new and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds, in the best manner, at the shortest no
tice. With many years experience in the business
the best of machinery, and experienced and COM
petent mers, we will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor us with their patron
age. And, while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years, assure you no effort shall bespared
to merit continuance of your favors.
.1g- The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS Il JOHNSON,
436. JaUmte City, Feb. IA. '62.
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SoME time ago one OF the churches in Ss-
lem, Massachusetts. had misbehaving
brother up for discipline, and was about to
exeommunicate him; whereupon tho peo-
pie of the world held meeting outside,
and voted not to receive him, unless he
should be returned in as good condition as
when delivered to the church,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
SAMUEL RAYNOR,

No. 11S Williams streets New York,
LPEGS LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
AD rENTIoN Of Dealers In EnveIopes to the Extsn.
svs Assortment and Superior Quality Of these manu-.
featured by him. His machinery for manufacturing
Envelopes iE the latest and best-folding aud gum.
ming them In the NEST perfect manner.
The assortment embraces over T0O kinds, including
every sire, style, color and quality.
The subscriber now has facilities for manufacturing
half million Envelopes per day, so that all orders
can be Allied promptly,
by the in any quantity to suit the purchaser
All offered at the lowest possible prices, on the
usual credit. . discount OF for cash.
Samples, with trads list OF prices, furnished when
requested, and ssnt BY mail fIss Of postage.
3m SAMUEL RAYNOR.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

"Come, don't be proud, said a couple of
silly young roysterers to two gentlememT
sit down and make yourselves our equals"
Eve should have to blow our brains out to
do that" replied one of them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
Battle OF Black River Bridge.
BLACK RIVER BRDGE, IL milesl

East Of VICKsBURG, May II, 1858.
General McClernands corps marched to
this place early this morning, General Os-
terhaus was in advance, and found the reb-
els strongly inGenched on the left east bank
of the river. Batteries were soon in posi-
ton, playing on the enemy's works.
At 10 o'clock General Lawler's brigade in
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

from the surprise, "but to wait for day
break, and then cndeavor to recover the
trail"
Within ten minutes, the whole party was
asleep.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

Women are called the "softer sex be-
cause they are so easily humbugged. Out
Of one hundred girls, ninety-fye would pre-
fer ostentation 10 happiness-a mere dandy
husband to thrifty mechanic,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

JOHNNY, get your dictionary, and tell me
what the word Democrat means said an
old Valandighammer to his hopeful.
The son complied and soon read as fol-
lows:
Democrat, -n,-One who adheres to a
government by the people, or favors the
extension of the right of suffrage TO all
classes of men,"
Hold on, John does it say all classes of
men?"
Yes, dad"
Who's the maker Of the dictionary"
Webster"
"Oh, that blasted old Whig always
thought he was sort OF favoring tho Mig
gers! Johnny, you needn't read that die
tionary any more. I'll see about getting
the right kind, when next go to town"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

Pat Macfnagan, with a wheelbarrow.
ran race with locomotive; as the latter
went out of sight. Mac observed, IAN wild
ye, ye roarin' blaggard, or I'll be afther
runnin' into yeesw
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

To rise early requires quickness of de-
cision; il is ono of those objects that admit
Of no turning out.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
EORT MEIGs NURSERY.

AS the season is approaching for the transplant
ing of trees, &C. we beg to call the attention of those
interested to our large and well selected stock of
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, ApricOts, Ounce, Raspberres Blackberres,
Goosberries, Currants, Pie-Plant, Grapes, &c.
We have a full assortment of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. POMEROY Il BROS.
Office at the Postoffice, Perryspurg, Ohio. Give
us a call. 1Stf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
DIFFERENCES IN TmE.-Whcu it is ~

DIFFERENCES IN TME.-Wheu it is II
0 o'clock at New York, it is
At Boston, ~ minutes past 70;
At Portland, Maine, lG minutes past u;
At Philadelphia, 55 minutes past IL
At Baltimore, so minutes past IL
At Richmond, 4G minutes past II;
At Buffalo, 40 minutes past IL;
At Charleston, 36 minutes past Il;
At Pittsburg, 35 minutes past IL;
At Wheeling, "a minutes past IL;
At Cleveland, 80 minutes past IL;
At Augusta, Georgia, 30 minutes past IL
At Detroit, "a minutes past IL;
At Columbus, "a minutes past IL;
AT Cincinnati, 20 minutes past II
At Indianapolis, 10 minutes past II;
At Louisville, ii minutes past II;
At Chicago, 9 minutes past IL;
At New Orleans, 50 minutes past 10;
At st, Louis, 55 minutes past 10;
At st. Paul, Min, A minutes past 10.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10
E NVE LOPES
WRITIN PAPERS

AT WHOLESALE.
To Booksellers, Stationers Druggists, Dealers in
Fancy Goods, Merchants, and all others who
purchase Envelopes and Writing Papers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-10

"We have nothing fer it now, boys"
said Edgar, when they had q little recovered
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A Life Excited.

CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. |