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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14

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Itanridtn Nngelcssnheitcu finn feintSwc1e 9ruut.
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9anl rappn perither, Ieiu; 70 pjcl 1T isrcb ge-
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Stdatcn 1T gar III ciuIarsnp, unp unlert quite
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ddtrn.
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oes Saumcs rcr 9rtrnntuig 0cbGri1 oerIuht
b0ten mirr, 10 miro ie nstlt Der fal lhcu S6lanac
ole bottr Straft unnustlcttlib Irtfeu, unp orr
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Sranrmdrt prs SrutermUrors oui Der Sti,u.,
unltdt UNI aihtls b%trumirrrn une ttine {tl.
natb untrr Wenihcu f~nttn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14
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lib gar tato in rtr 3bller, 'pat Yrbtere fclst
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ttbenlib 9tmHs faul i'm 5taate Danemarf.
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freeeerrO' 9~Ffnnosn, oaB fs iib teiprrlsiti1 in
%elnnnrrr 9ctdnitt blben; CITE 2ea,e 1T nitt
~oftiorsn ump Wsrer Sra9J ncb Ncencrane Iinp
IN ir9'no mtl6tr @ile. eins gutibsiruna bsrtsi.
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Die 3s0olutioH nno, ptn Gerlut Yrn 8tntudp.
eper ater pts untrriobunA BON IsnntTte b,rtei.
Inbren plIrec. Suintlben amIlirsn lib 9rbet.
lsr, 2Vbartcn nno 6orre6t 10 0nt lie lSnusn,
psnH lie dub titmelien. wte bri sort Jon,licu,
DIE Hstnun9 UAne ben QSirtb MADDEN. 9slon
pe'S gsBt'rsr moht lid meuis raraua, neln
iPm Gin Streih tifwriIen miblinAt na6bsm
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rers sSd9en dt; sbsniO tIieb er Das gan,e eom.
nianpo aus Ter Stapt. Nae Irei inp ntcrmals
IPrt, an cinr neut Expedition, csrsa 8sHtmmuna
S'e no9l sIfAbrem wsrpsn, e6s Sis tisltn Susl
srbaIten.
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9alten siro, was abtr, wenn Dies niat orr
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SernuElrenn9, wie nuA DE wier rrGultsd An.
grin, aHI sort We&aulter 3ur @cnIBe 9rir9f
9aben, WObl Bctduibt isbeu), mdbrno Ststerss
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14
(Ger-tirrus cnJ ecS .,IihmrnScr Gn;e,o,rS.)
Qietcr Nn;eiaer!

Dnt Sftnpe Mnniftf eenjnY BON Slmta
8uhonau uuo Comp. wav cine Seiftnblaie.
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lie 3erpIaBcn. Das o~.rWittae Gcneorpdt Ger @c.
iancicn Der &rr. StIdttu in 0rncun, NIriS unc
Marrib mar fein 0ruttitrrn Der 0meritauijhen
YNlittf. icnotrn nur cine StrnIbnuppr. s.
mar cine 9l1ni nj gerugtt Maibiue rbue 5rist
traIt. Ter alte Sutanan bate fciuen Nerp
itIue 9lanc eurtbSuitstn, Uno rae Ip.f lopit
Die Yplitjttr blttru ipeter Shnrfclid nod lbat
FRAT arnuQ, r15 Wautiri rtiluy IL eruer natio
naien Sobs al maiden. linn rob mar Miss
ttltr 9%eeiNntt, rem StplS Ger WNticn ,u ihmci.
hsld. as ts Nueiubruup Oce Stsnre Nlduifth
GtRinY, nib1t bsiIsr a%ttisnst, bsn alubsnc,n
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5nntcn, Der ,ur 3sr it6rung ejusr S4iibriaen
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tiff unc Der n6rnIlhsn WpnrrUliIten murps ne
Der rurh tis Ntiebfit ter part,ifl6ter, mrt
ourb RE Soupe:ainiiGt ors @DlFrs otatlfittt.
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wsniaen 0crblneeusn &6vie, bic brn 3etteuntt
bt9rtfen. NOR ni6t nit b~iHreibfnpem Mutb.
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Nrrnsr unp Yairict trat bsrspr, Ter rs otrmptt
bate, Dem Soite hi @sfltr in let6aiten Sllpern
YOrinmaIfn unb rarau a%laubrn III mahtp. -
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81 ArpBrs y iberbeit 0efubl atrror.
rtn, unp rir epia ipiepsrtO!t rorasflut. 8spsns<
AT: Rap ftine G]sfabr (oon Nugfn) fur our
great country m03ilb uno peutblr Iti, battt um
10 me"t9sr sine @efa6r pom 9nnen btiiirbteu
lh6sn. GS mar nur isbr 23:nlgsu puiinplib,
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ptr Snirl Gufa opfr auA nur RE lctbaiie
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Set @r0be unD lirfluB E. baltrn bate. Mon
mar ulht olein i'm Norrfn poiar unjueau1lib,
audi rtr Suctn }ri9tc weber Idft nrb 0uplht.
90 giE9 rine terrli&e Stee untrr um iHr in
mel tcsrabtn ju merDen, uGr, fltt ras Stha.fm,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14
an;ciasn Scr gtabt ssiehrnr
@,ianarerein Wirainin.

Gte %1italiroer tee @trsins n.rrcn e.
ju FER am NcntdI ren 16tcu rie. Wts.
raumten 9rtrl'g'erfd mmInna ;oblrci,b
i6hnrn, inrem mittigs Ttr6anrlunacn 3
aen. Der Rrrjl,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14

s'n' innas Game, tie in einem Yut
NaniH @titSdit RE Sttne cincr @crf2a
iibrr"rbmtn fann. fnrst tinsn auten Nlat, II.
Os unter Ger ;3'fer u. 3. lore 9rr,lTt al
Office y. 81. cclanatn i1ft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14

" itcrben: I'm 2Sitsn Tetruar
elmer inn9'n uno ihmer,bGften Granfbstt
luna urfnla Stetter, act. Ban
tn eiH,m NItrr Ooh SO S1Gren. 9aa 3trI
Der Stsrtenpcn r.
Nart a%tfimpit mn 6nrs aerunaen,
pin inm 3rrle rurhafornnAcn,
0ln6 - tnnar @rfIr ,eln
HMtb ri, tiffitsn Eunfclbeileu
81nn Gib 3eius binteaIetsn.
Vtuib ~ lbt er ptn. Gtmahtn ri.
Sd rer PaHN iuia u lid mdcu,
S6sl"l: Gu 3ltit cvu ibm YcrlaT.
@ihnhs MIR uno ;mctft ntbt!
S'tf, tampfe ionrsr @anfcn,
Saib mint On Ycu 6rtupe cnnffn,
THle nm9ib! It'd 3rUf unb 9!&t.
SaIo wirO 1ir lsin Qntlis Iteinen
rcnc, barre rel bern g9tinrn,
Nlt acrcut i'm feline 2Bnbi.
Gr nIl lid i'm glautsu uttn,
Ortt, DC Vistf, fam nur %ilsben,
S>oEne pirp baib Gfint Gual
I'm itiu' lbelln0bms bittrt Der binterlo6s
tie pno Tie UpmInstGen Sinpgr,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

S'NorIAR AsEcDoTE.-Ihero was a yonng
woman left in the care of horse, her mas.
ter and mistress being in the corFtry. One
night on her going to bed she looked in
the glass and said; How handsomc lock-
i'll my nght-cap." When she rose in the
morning she found tho house robbed. She
was taken Immediately Oh suspicion of he
ing concerned in the robbery, Was tried and
acquitted. Some time afterwards, as sha
was walking in company with another fe-
male, a man said Z" How handsome look
in my right.cap." Tho expression so for
chilly struck lIer mind that he was the man
VINO robbed the house, that she seized him
with tho utinost intrcpidity, aud held him
fast, assisted by her companion, until he
was taken in custody, at which time ho
confessed that wien he was under the bed
he heard her Use the expression, previously
to his robbing the house, aud he suffered
accordingly.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

NEITHER HIS WIFE NOR HIS DAUGHTER.
| will relate an incident, which occurred
this morning at the expense of q gallant
young soldier. He was prospecting around
town, whom his attention was attracted to
stable Of very fine horses. While admir-
ing their fine points, he was surprised by
the appearance of Il very fascinating young
lady, as she emerged from another apart
ment of the horsc-house. and bowed po-
litcly, and smiled killingly upon him. He
stammercd out, something like an apology
for his seeming intrusion, mixing up tho
words proclamation and confscation,"
&C., and ended by asking who was owner
of the place,
Vt. Nicely" replied the lady.
And yoU---you are his wife ?" said the
soldier doubtfully.
NO." said the lady.
Then his Daughter ?'-Fhis was said
very stalingly.
No"
Efis niece, perhaps endearingly.
"No jno relation that know of '"
"Ther laGy friend, ON II visit ?"--puz-
zlingly.
NO not that, either
Well tlien, my be permitted to ask
who you are?'
Certainly" replied the lady who hal
enjoyed the soldiers discomti ture with
piquant relish, ar hiS SilceW
The soldier gave one long, last, lingering
look, and with n low whistle skedaddled.
But be consoles himself by saying that she
would fool anybody I0goo CHy Cor. 81.
Louis Democrat,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
a Night Of Worror.
From the Chicago Tribunc, August a.

From the chicago Tribune, August Il.
Our Kansas dispatches partially lift the
veil and dis, lose to us u scene of horror and
carnage which can only find it's parallel in
tho butchcries O., the SIOUX, or the massa.
crcs Of the French Revolution An incom.
pctcnt Gvurral is absent from his post, at
a time when his Department is threatened
10y the mcrcicss foe, Quantril The threats
were public ones and set, this man Ewing,
unworthy the name OF a soldier had made
no preparations for defense, and returns to
find the beautiful and thrifty town of Law
rcncc, a smouldcriug heap OF ruins, and one
hundred and eighty OF her citizens butchercd
IN cold blood. He finds that ii is time ~
bcstir himself, and accordingly goes through
the empty form of dsratching troops after
the rctrcating enemies when they havo
safely crossed the border and gone to their
homes to- Resume their occupations as good
Union men
The heart sickcns at the few details Of
this terrible calamity, which have flashed
over the wires from ial-olf suffering Kansas,
her wounds bleeding airesh in the sacred
cause Of liberty. What pen can depict tho
horrors of that midnight assault A beau
titul city wrapped in flames ilcnds iucat.
nate rushing through the streets and shoot.
ing down unarmcd citizens, pursuing them
W tl'li H'ilCSt VlIN pNtCHCllNS lHGll, Win
wives and mothers clinging to them and
begging for mercy hCrling them into wells
and cstcrns casting them into the sceth-
ing flames rubbing plundering and pillag-
ing until, satiatod with their hclish work.
| they are obliged to stop, from sheer exhaus.
ton.
Thank God ono man escaped -gallant
Jim Lane. lie rallies little band with
such arms as they can obtain, follows tho
| nIurdercrs, ovcrtakcs them and has an en-.
gagcmcnt, with what results, we are not
yet informed. 1t may well be imagined,
| however, they struck trenchant blows for
| Kansas. And Fennison is on the war-path.
| going down the border at The head of the
Kansas regiments. The State has aroused
! itself, shaken off the miserable tool of
! slavery. Thomas Ewing, and put her troops
under command of Jennison. We need not
say there will be no boys play now and
! that the terrible butcheries of that night
will bo fcarfully revenged, and lennison In
| his dealings with these guerrillas must DO
let alone. Hands OF! Let no Coppcrhead
or pro-Slavcry General interfere with him.
! There will be lire and death along that Bor-
! der, until the great revenge of Kansas is at
! tanned. We may not be Ciristian in theso
utteranccs, we arc human The blood of
the martyrs of Kansas is crying from tho
ground. There arc widows and orphans,
| whose tears must not flow in vain There.
! fore, let JcnniSou and Lame alone. Their
mission is one of fire and blood and only
these shall atone for the horrors of that
night at Lawrence.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
OF the upper Air.

Mr.. james Glashier. who last year made
eight trips into the upper atmosphere,
where he reached much higher elevation
than had been attained before has rcsumcd
his operations this present year. One of
the principal objects sought in these CO.
lcstjal excursions has been to dctcrmnc
the law Of decrease oftcmpcraturc with in.
crease of elevation. The scale that had
been accepted up to last year was falling
of the mercury one degree for every three
hundred feet of elevation from the earth =
surface. Mr.. G.. states that the result ..
his several ascents made last was that, when
the sky was clear, u decrease of one degree
of temperature took place within 100 feet
of the ground, while at the hight of 10000
feet space of fully 900 had to be passed
through for a similar change 1t will hc
thus seen that instead of there being uni
form decrease with q given number of feet
traversed, the decline takes place only in
an inverse proportion to the rarity of tho
atmosphere.
The last trip madc 10y this celebrated
Tronaut took place short time since, from
the Crystal Palace grounds at London. Dur.
Ing the first mile the thermometer sunk from
80 to 32it degrees. At the second emile
post the mercury had gone down to 2G
degrees at the third to Ii degrees; al
three and thrce-quarters to 8 degrees. Al
this elevation u warm current was on.orcd
raising the thermometer to l2 degrees. In
a few minutes this was passed, and on
reaching four and half miles the temp >4a
turc was precisely at zero. This was al
five o'clock in the afternoon. The wind
was gentle, blowing most of the way from
the East The air was quite dry both be
fore and after leaving the ground.
The @roaaut speaks of the roar of the
city as being distinctly audible when he
was mile high. The clouds (cumui0 hung
beneath him like patches OF shining wool
Railroad trains appeared to crawl like cat
erpillars. At the hight of thrcc and ,
half miles the face looked like glowing pur
pie, but this gradually turned to dcor
blue Ono of the travellers, taking hold o
the grapnel, screamed out with pain as ii
he had been scalded. In the upper regions
the sky had the aspect Of deep Prussiar
blue. The blackness which crept over tn,
land while the sun was setting is spoKct
of as being very remarkable.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

Ar prayer meeting in The village Of
Spunltown, Maine, a country lad was no.
ticod 10y ono of the old dcacons 10 hold
down his head and wriggle in his seat,
while tho tears seemed 10 start AZ every
moment. a clear case Of repentance,
thought the deacon, as he quietly stepped
70 the side of the lad and in whisper
ancctionatcly inquired How is it with
you, my son ?" The boy looked up, and
supposing him to be the sexton, answered (;
Oh very bad, and want TO go ont my
innards is kicking up revolution lko the
Fourth of Juiy-and il ever cat curraut
pic again, then my name amt Jcems
Billings
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

ONE OF A HUNDRED. A rural conscript
appeared before .he Eastern Board of En-.
rollment, day on two since gnd desired to
be exempted forthwith, that he might re-
turn to his country home. "What are your
claims?' demanded the doctor. I'm en-
tirely depeadem upon my mother .Jor S"p-
port" was the innocent reply. Whoreupon
said the Doctor while = smile family illum-
ined the face of the Board " | am happy
to assure you, my honest-hcartcd friend,
that the Government is prepared at once 10
relieve your mother of SO unsuitable a bur.
den, and assrTao yonr entire charge and
expense daring the next three years, with
out the slightest recourse TO the maternal
fount for support or succor.' The young
draftec appeared a little bewildered and
referred to the papers to ascertain what
was the natter Procidcace ,JoMWQL
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

If you are hollow-hcarted, aud animated
by no high and cnnobling sentiment-ifyo
have no principle, and snccr at virtue and
religion, you cannot he gentleman. Your
manners may be fascinating but they are
the glitter of the serpent. Your clothes
may be of the richest, they only servo to
hide a rascal. There is no restraint upon
you but law and public opinion. You hunt
for prey under a spccious garb, and decoy
with Il lying tongue. Your face wears
smile but your heart is full of rottcnncss
most foul You never can give out the
ring of the true coin-It's no use.
A silly mother thinks she can make more
than women out other daughters. She tolls
in the kitchen, and they simper and drawl
nonsense in the parlor She rises with the
sun to get breakfast while they read the
last novel in bed. She tolls over the wash
tub, while they drum on the piano. The
earnings Of the farm are squanderod to put
on their backs, and to put them in fash
ionablc school. They are reared in idle
ness and become accomplished babies, ut
terly ignorant of all that womanly knowl-
edge so crcdtabe to the sen, and unfit for
anything but to dress finely, talk nonsense,
and marry Bimplcton like themselves. It's
no use mother, your silly dream will never
be realized.
A young inau- u--smooihfsccd stri7lng-
with little breeding and Tess sense, rpons
fast, and believes himself an exceedingly
nice young man. He chcws tobacco, swears
genteelly, coaxes embryo imperials with
bears grease, plays cards, and stays with
the women across the gate by moonlight.
At concerts he cats pea nuts, and manifest:
his ill-breedng by ill.timcd stamping and
slang phrases. He starcs at every lady he
meets, pulls up his shirt-colar aud sneers
at the bcgrimmed laborer as he passes him
in the street. It is no use young sir, you
can never be man.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
IN THE PEARL MILLS

With new and Improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds i'll the best manner, at the shortest no.
tice. With many years experience in the business
the best of machinery and experienced and COM
petent millcrs, 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, ass"rc you no effort shall bcsparcd
to merit continuance of your favors.
;4S- The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS Il JOHNSON,
43tf. Udu@ee Cgty, fe5. II. '62.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

hco-ihriS Of Mc mcmJeyS Of mn regiment
feel dboHt il jUSt as Go :"
| have reported this conversation from
memory and the language used, both by
myself and the young man. was different in
many respects from that here set down
but have in every case faithfully given
tho substance of his remarks, and the reader
may rely upon this as an exact representa-.
ton of the ideas presented by the Mississ.
ippion during the half hour was in his
cOmnnnv
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

Governor Morton has purchased Of the
State of Pennsylvania portion Of the Get
tysburg battlefield, and will shortly have
the remains Of all the gallant Endianians who
feA on that sangainary field removed to,
and buried upon it, where a suitable mon.
urnent will hereafter be erected by a CRATE
ful people, to commemorate the heroic deeds
Of her EOns,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

IGNoEANcE, - An American gentleman
lately in London had the felicity to meet
two Englislmen, who furnished him with
some important information regarding his
own country. One asked the exact breadth
of the sea which separated the North from
the South, and on being ironically told it
was about as wide as the carpet on which
they were standing, exclaimed. impatiently:
"Pooh it's thousand miles" Tho other
inquired about the climate Of the United
States, and on being informed that il was
sometimes cold and sometimes warm, said
" You can'tdoccivc mo. I've heard of your
iccbergS at Montreal, Mobile, and your
other l0rSc cities, you know These gen,
tlemen seem to be almost as ignorant Of
EeoSral by as Of International law.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

TuE DpFERENcE,-Mr Sawyer and her
Children recently Went under flag OF truce
10 Richmond to see the husband aud father.
coadcmnod to be hing on account Of shoot
ing "a spy, by order of Goneral Burnside.
They were heartlessy refused admission to
the prison,
Last Wednesday, evening baby Of Mrs.
Cunningham, the wife VI rebel prisoner az
Camp Morton tell from window at indian
apois, and was killed Gen Wilcox ilnme-
diately sent Tor The husband and father, and
parolcd him till the nest day noon, that no
might comfor; the bcrcavcd mother, and al
tend the funeral Of the child-~LonfsViRs
JoWUeL
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
PHOTOGRAPHY.

MRS. ROBINSON, late of Mr.. Ponds estab-
M liShmcnt, ?0i Main street, Buffalo, has opened
House, Perrysburg, and proposes to take Ambro-
types aud Photographs at the following prices
Ambrotypes--From 2j cents to So 90
Cartes de Nisites-4 for 81, or 81 80 per dozen.
Nignettes-4 for 81.
cents for each copy rs
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

A WEsIERN editor is responsible for the
following instance OF juvinilc piety ;" Pray
God bless father aud mother and Anna by
inks must scrabble quick 10 ct into bed
before Mary does