davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
pEeor ARMY CosM NJ A AND i'hpsss

RIehn,ogt. JEnusry ~. 1864.
.r- r,s Amy ronr,,,taa 81 the Young Asn's
,s...tian ASSOCIATION acknowledge vita pleasure
the rceeir, af the following contributions for cur
soldiers ss,. their families.
From the yodng ladies Of fiasyivsha court House
and v,cinsty.~ prts,eeds ~ - tahlesa. S6is 80.
FROM Eliza AMI Mary Hal, Of Richmond pro-
,eeas Of u fair, 500.
rrora th, scang ladies ef Rack Walnut, Halifax
county; proceeds Of n tabieeu. sSia.
We trust that the noble example OF these pa'rl-
ctjt, Young adles viii be fsllhwed thfouge"pt Toe
Confederate States, until the wants Of our gallant
soldiers aud their fimlies are fully supplied
VIM T HUSF0ap, Cham
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

At the residence Of the tride, on Tuesday, igth
January. 1864, BY the Rev Jnbn w tsrithn, w
ARCHIE MASON, q NJ sergeant, lNh Va infant
~. and Miss E I. ARCHER, of Chesterfield coun-
~. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

~. IMPORTANT Notice The association fer
Is the relief Of manned soldiers formed on ihe
,Sh adjourned 10 meet this evening. In the African
Church, Broad at, nj 4 o'clock.
Several addresses Will he delivered by the most
distinguished orators And statesmen on The occasu,l
The public are earnestly solicited TO attend
Il Ia the design OF the association to supply afiii
eal limbs 10 all cur soldiers who have been manned
in hattie ] BUNTING,
Tee DsEWHY,
wEGASkINS,
Committee of Arrangement.
Richmond yaaal In 2t--ltA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21


IMPORTANT SALE.-Wiii be sold to the highest
L bidder Oh Thuysdiy, the 2Sth OF January 1854
at Chf stiansvil:e ia the county Of Aecker burg, Va
Rt the late residence Of X C Puryear, dec ID, the
large and valuable tract OF land owned by the de
ceased, containing about coo acres on which there
are several settlements, together with O newly es
taoisiIed tan yard. The improvements are exten-
sive, consisting of several two-story dwellings, a
fine s!oTe-housa tavern house, and shops Of every
description large number Of negro cabins, stables
and barns, together with ali ether necessary out
houses, al in good repair There is the premises
"a exce:nt apple and peach orchard, and Of the
finest gardens ia the Safe tie land ia well adapted
to the growth OF corn, wheat, oats. aRd vbacco and
is well Vasred.
L; vii! ne sold i'll body, Or in detached POI tioDs,
10 scit purchasers and on terms accommodating.
at the saEe tine and place viii DO sold so horses
and mules, 60 head OF Cattle, rs sheep, leo hoss,
Plantation utensils household and Kitchen furniture,
&c eewil; also hire ont at tie same time about GO
negroes for TIE present year. Also, all the crops
o. every kind on his ace, aid large cropti wheat
seeded. A C JEEFEEVS !
ia IL tbs fURYEAR, IAoois
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

MA0NlIICKMr yussituss. y.,v,s - -,
80 mn. 49,. ~ .11ols, nsesvssA Hs~s
qnsSs q Hr Isvis No. = -, es.-At u g
d4nca fove, "a. t.-Sa- ~. ~ 8 hi revt
Thufsdsv the - = ~. g. - lain q. !.
psfb collection 81 Turnatn,~ - - Lat -
etyle Of VfIAh esrrcA ~ Y.sMsy, nsks n
has been en1,ed - ssii.st .r.s 9 II a - sxDssss
nannfsrt~.- s sse1 = IL v@vI
1slseapt rcss~ood ~. ....a ueat !. Dass--
ocvsr~a ~ -k-S 49, 81 tRnitr,ss
s..v.a 49, - Z. - auo 0Suesselln ~
s.st. sss'y, aeo IN sxculIsos
One suits cn,rrrs...
I ls,e. - --e.s,a..
cAss,s - - 49,. 1919 vsiy rich
The othe psrior suite ecno,, i0s c1asf to match
49, h.sHsns-s
a vmy nsssivs. r;ch. and hsss ao.
tiss s,"ct s.S,a m ~. doom, ssrs~.
-a-.sAT uss sop, and VERY -
nerh ar.rI WIN mirrcrs and ~
q splendid Yrsnch Mat. r,,...
esut-es n.,f.ct ]. s moet masni6
a,nsswnod $3.50 ft.,:.I .'o1 me nrst hand
ana bsnd:or,. 10 @ssoie TOP, hesyilv
2splendid t.nsstrv 800 go,
handsoms Brussels csrpsts sood " nss
P;ch 3... .r.s.;n s1Po.s
Rsantiss,I Scsr,aI 49,, 90. - .n. nat rack
17-octave rosewood PIANO ma "sS"snt
ish, tone. Ana cond,,s.. ~ " Lorfh-6a.
that could be desired 'N''n 0s oil
very rich A.'A'o With Pearl,
I solid siivsr a.. sct .,..,.u
all supsrb,y chased ana ,,s, u nve pieces,
I solid sllvsr cs.tor - A. -. ~ mooein IN ttyA
IN caAnnsn ru,x,,r p'~ner
very handsome ros.vna ch..
ture, consetinr Of Enssn, se' OF farn.
splendid wardrohs Ihussnis bedsssd,
stsnd r,.rt," go e.oiher aud wasb
1ecroIiy .rr.rh m. So
s.r,a rnmt.s se'' comprising ths
Rich aam.aI ia L..
large rsc,;nin1',ha;r 'u''alns
Elegant loungss ro.svooa ....
Frsncb mahnoanv bsas,saa sn@'fs
Srrinv. mir ami sbucS r.,..
ns.nrs,aJ aisna mattresses
sets S'' '"1A''ne0' toilet chamber
Plain chin. to,,at .h.u,s.,
lyery massive and eia,.rt ra sb.s
Hi,jna t.hia et "anegsny extension
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
BIZ Benson d Bro AWets.,
Charlottesville. Val

XyALUABLE Essatc within two miles Of Char
y lottAsviIie for rent at auetion-We viii rent,
In front Of our auction room. saturday, 23d, that
beautiful estate known ~ NBneuA Vista, p situated
within two miles Of Charlottesville. containing ~
acres, with . Landscape new brick dwelling on Il,
having IL rooms with I'll the necessary cut houses
Tho farm y 10 high state ef cultivation. with slGhty
bushels Of wheat seeded: u xxs great induCemena
TO any ono wanting good heIne. xho fences are
oil il good order. For further particulars Apply ~
n BENSON 4 RR0. Auots.
Charlcttssville, Jan IL, iesa jsle-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
Ey Williamson & To-, Assct'rs,
No 1S2 main gtrcet.l

| ECElTHR'S sa,c.--.n pursuance Of DEGREES
! :, II the q strict Court Of the Confederate
STATES OF America for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, shall, as Receiver, Wednesday, the
2l day OF January, 1861, at The auction rooms of
Williamson 6 Co. on Man street, between OH and
ioh, il the city Of kchm md, proceed TO sell at
public suction TO the highest bi der, for cash. the
following articles, va:
pianos, piano stool and cover
Il ut OF silver aud plated ware, consisting Of
about 100 ounces Of silver
Spoons, Knives forks, &c, with plated basket,
Casters, &C. all believed TO be new and of
good quality.
THOMAS I GILES, Receiver.
Pale Conducted by WILLIAMSON L Co, Auc,'rs.
la 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21


dnntapf
With 20 per cent thereon Tor additions
arn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

HEADQ'Rs DEPT NoKrg CAROLINA,
Petersburg, Jan 7, 1864. I
X ENERAL ORDERS No o.
NJ l. All officers and settlers Of any command
WILL arriving at any military pogt Ia this Depart
ment, report to the commandant or the post, and
file copyof their leave; or if on dlty at ouch post
they will alc copy Of the order assigning them to
duty.
ii officers and men failing to report as dire ted,
AID who cannot show orders or leaves sufficient to
warrant their absence from their Commands will be
arrested and sent back TO their proper commands
Commandants Of poets and Provost Marsha,s will
see that this order Is rigidy enforced
By command CT
Msjor-Gerorai G & PICKETT.
PICKETT, A AG. il let
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

LF- w. ask attention 10 sale OF Ruiiiiogs,
to De sold on the premises in Chester tield this
morning, at l2 o'clock, on the land formerly
owned by Il Duv&l.
PuiLIA3, HANES WGIsIGE3,
is 2I-lt AuciioneesS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

-. MASONIC NOTICE --Tbe memeTfs ca :. =.
~ fuyetta X A C.spler No -, are summoned 10
attend stated conyocstea OF then Chapter On ths
Thursday evening AT O'clock
a3I--it+ JAS L G0oDE Sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
hUSEMEly7S.

III USEHENIS.
.NOSCaRT HALL,
a Exchange Hotel, cor 18th and Fraosin Bis.
Prof J St Maur Binsham's
FasaoIa able Dancing Academy.
On account o: the many applications from the pub.
Ii, Prof biz Oh am will give again another grand
ENTERTAINMENT OF TABLEAUX,
Classic Domestic and Statuary,
Illuminated with colofei Ores,
: FRIDA Y EFRkING NE-fT, jan %, 1864.
After the Tabieauy toe children vii! take the floor
uni IL ii u O'Clock, when tho
ADULTS BALL
vii. lake place.
AnsfssIoS --i)S account Of the great expense at
tendng the getting up Of shc labieauz, Prof VIII
rc compelled 10 charge aceorGngly--iades 80; Gen
Ilemeu $40 each. Children (scnoiast), aud their
mothers are respectfully invited Fathers OF the
childrea IS each. Children tnot scholarly SO.
LITTLE RACHEL,
Five years OF ago. will after the tsbleauy, dance the
SAItoa's HoRNPIPE and
HIGHLAND FLING,
ia character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

rev ANDREW BgOADDus This gentle
S~F man, who has been very useful rs an eYanse-
list 10 Cen Lees army, is now In ahis city soliciting
funds with which 10 supply OUT brave cefende'
with The Word OF God. Ia o!her places lac has met
with q cordial and generous reception. ANY person
desi,ous Of ai3ing this good cause can do so icy
ieaying ibu,ion 81 MI StaGkc's bookstore, on
Main ST
Rev Mr. Broaddus win preach to night at Grace
Street Baptist Church. ia 1o--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

RicaAosD AasESAL, OaDmAMn St0Ra Houss.
January 10, 1874
pR0POSALS will be received until tho a8a Instant
: & the manufacture of Ave Thousand eprlne
Vices OW fDVARra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

Hs- TIL Carpets 10 be sold ca Friday (BFusseis,
Ingrsin and s ply,) tan ts sean at falesrooms,
on Fra"klin street, 10 day. We invite the attau-
tion Of persons in want Of really coed Carpets,
Rugs, &C. to the above
PULLIAAI, HANES WEiS'0ER,
il 2i-St Aucticnsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
By Hill, Diekimsose de Co, Auct'Ys.

MO Cook, Washer and Irouer for sale-We
IN viii sell Oil Friday, the 2ld inst at 10 O'Clock,
n nssiy Woman, who is No / cook, washer and
ironer. HILL, Dickinson Il Co,
il ZI-tds Auctioncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21


~ Ornahap Ri Fssszniagto,s, N O.,
a NJ 1eslio.sss. 81 a =
,EyARG Sale u sfI11 6lted Goods ae A0eoaso. On
" Wednesday, January Nth, 1854, CnHuDnAW
BROTHERS will sell .: auctton, Eco smsbstSe 8 OK
O'Clock =, = tnsar sslesrooms eyel Ms.sfs Mes
tire cargo per Steamer spuskiai Al1o, PORTIONS Uf
caxgocs Per steamers Dsc ffansa, md vendigo, en-.
bracng in part the following desirable Goods VIZ:
super new style 4 and - English and French
New atyle mourning Engfsh naadder prints
Medium and super 80 iacn 1DGiish long cloths
Super white Saxony n>nssn
Super 80 inch Eolid chocx = Ringhama
New styis stee. spring eJps1son skirts
madden hdkfs
80 inch Madras do
Blue, black, aud " 3 linen thread, assorted
Clark's stfpsr 200 yards cord White spool co.,
Blue twilled nanneis
Ga mixed Melton ciosas
Fine and medium "a inch iasaaas
=" black aGA dab felt hats
Blue and mixed cloths
Fancy cassimcres
Linen huekaoack toweiisa
Women's white cotton hcsss ssasted
M!sses' do do do do
Mems brown Go do do
Heavy planters liuen end ducks ror tf0wsers
White and black bone suspender buttons, as
Agate buttons, assortn,
korsy's solid head pins
Black aid white pins, r boxes
81 jpch German bagsiEE
Manila bale rope
Superior Ffeach calf skis
ladies' and gentIemen's sfGee assorted
Superior wove, letter, Ecte f.l, and fLolscap
paper, envelopes, &c, comprising very
large aud choice seiectioa
Lump alum
Refined borax.
B caro- soda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

EN valuable Negroes for Sole Il will sell at
tie auetion-hcuse Of Hill. Dickinson 4 Co, on
Friday nex., the22d list, at 10 O'clock, ten valua-
BILE and likely negroes. VIVA LITTLE
Hill, DICKINSON Go, Aucts. jiI9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

%IOYCE Having sued for divorce 1rein my
N wife, N A. N. Dowell. hereby warn all per-
not to trust her deal with her my account
as / will pay no bill contracted by her.
ia 18-6tt J. X. lowell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

xr~S- GENERAL MEETING of the siocshoiie, r
~ of the Virginia Towing Company wiii DC held
at the oiIlcs Of said company III the city Of Rich
mond, Tuesday, the Esd day IF February, 1T Il
O'Clock NJ MSaH MYERS,
BACON TAFT,
THOGAS ROUDAR,
Owners OF more than oue-truih of the
il li-tdt Corporate stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

EIy- SPECIAL N0T!CE.-I laost respectfully IN
wife the attention o. the pubic to my sale Of superb
Paror sni other Furniture this day 8. II o'clock al
the residence Of aI Lewis Hynan, over his lewelfy
store No % MAN ST.
Sac advertisement. 4 s PiEAS6NfS,
ia Et-It AuG,ionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

G ]: !. = 80 S I;'ssss !; ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

ITO tue Editor Of the Dispatch fine article
! which appeared, pyer my signature in the SEN
tinei and Dispatch, Of The 18th an ION inst in
lation 10 my nephew, BATnURsr NJ DAVIS was based
on information which have since ascertaiEed 10 bes
erroneous, and hereby reract. all that is in said
card II garding said Bathurst Davis to be, in all
respects, an honorable and high minded gentleman.
HARRIET PECK.
Henrieo January 12, 1864 ia 19-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

- SENATORIAL Eiecuon.-We are au
~ ;horiyed to announce WILLIAM BUR
NETT as n candidate to represent the counties OF
Jefferson and Berkely in the senate OF Virginia.
IL Election, Thurday, 2lst inst ia l6-4i+
x-z.., SPECIAL Notice Subscribers 20 the s;0cs
~ OF tie Virginia Volunteer Navy Company wlio
have rot paid iaeic subscriptions arc required 10 do
so forthwith By order OF The board.
il lett u ApPt8StN, sr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
PERSONAL.

wi safely il Richmond on The I6.h inst
II , Alabama, Georgia, and Memphis papers
pleafe copy. il 2i--it"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

ENUKSlTURH.-I have haad, and offer for
IL sale, a Lac assortm snt tf Furniture. viz:
Lounges, entirely new, made by myAlf
Sofas, divans
Rocking, chairs, pSrior. cans-seat, and other
d1rs
Tables, bureaus, washstsnds, wsrdrobas
eeveTal complete par.or suites
hirrors, mattresses, bianke.s,s and two very
coed rev carpets.
Cal early at ny rec ms, on ffanklin street. below
18Th JOSEPH GUSsEN.
ia II -Sfs Cebin ct maker and II d nlsterer.
v1SOR SsLE-Woot IL have god iot OF oak ami
heart pine WooA already cut, for sale two and
half miles from Richmond, within half mile of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
a UCTYON SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

JULIUS A. HOBSON, G. c. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

r-sOH rant-TWo googls over She ofhce OF the Rich
r. Ta3.d Fire Association corner # Main and llth
s;s ApD!yto RT BROOKE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

OR EALE-To remain in Or near the city,
+ likely young Woman. She is an excellent
washer aud ironer and good cook; can sew and
ku is al excellent house servant and of good dis.
position; sold for no fault. Apply al Cary street
jail ia l6-eOd3t@
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20
: AMUEL CLARK

GA MUEL CLARK
- STOsE g. MARBLE WoRKER, BUILDER,
And Dealer in Flagging, Paving, and Building
Stone Cut, OF in the rough.
2gI summit ST., Toledo, a,
A large 'tock always on hand, and uns urpasscd
facilities for shipping, by lake, canal or railroad
,Es- An ordcrs filled promptly. \. Il. Callsrd
q Agent ter Wood county. H.!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20
selctt Miseellamg.
Peasantry Abroad,

have been agreeably disappointed in
the common people of Italy. Something is
to be subtracted from my favorable impress
sion on account of tie contrast between them
and that most wretched of all population, the
labOring classes of Southern Switzerland.
was sick at heart at the condition of this
people. The men are overworked. The
very children seem prematurely old. | saw
women at work in tho fields, even in France;
but it was harvest work. In Switzerland
found them digging over dung heaps, col.
lccting manure in the woods, packing it in
baskets on their backs i'll the fields. | saw
girls of thirteen or fourteen at work with
teams of bulls, which they were driving,
and i'll one case | saw a woman working
at cart harness with an OK. Aged people
had neither dignity or serenity. 1t affected
my spirits. dreaded TO look upon come
ly young maiden, for l perceived the hid.
eous change that was to come upon her,
when she should hobble about a skinny
and eye-sore old hag unfit to labor, but for
ced to it by the ineXorabo Tyranny of pow
erty! When, then, | had crossed into Italy,
was as one III u new world. The common
people seemed happy. They laughed and
chatted; they returned your greeting, with
good naturcd kindness. If there : not
grand future for Northern Italy, it will be
because education and liberty are withheld
from them. Bnt they are noble stock.
Their brains are large and their heads well
organized. They have grand bodies, strong
and well developed. have not in all my
travels, seen common people of such
promise as these Italian people. And am
Informed that facts do not belle these IA
vorable appearances am bound to say,
also, that have been agrseabiy dissapoint-
ed in the appearance of the monks and
priests in the Roman Catholic countries
As general rule, they have appeared to be
clear-faced, intelligent, and sincere men.
Only once or twice did we meet the legend,
AIRY type of monk-round, fat, worldly, In
Switzerland and in Northern Italy the gen.
eral impression produced upon me by the
priests has boen highly favorable to them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20

turrct, breaking through every plate. part.
ing some Of thcm in two, three and four
places. In pilot.housc there were marks
of six shot, thrco of them ll.inch twenty
one of the bolts were broken percoptibly,
aud others evidently started The plates
are also much started, and the rilot.houso
ITSELF think much damaged and wrecked:
indeed, it ia, my opinion that four moro
such shot rs il received would have dcmol.
ished it. One shot at the base broke every
plato through and evidently nearly penc.
trntCd il.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20

REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES IN PoMPEII---
New discoveries are reported from Pom.
pei. A house has been uncovered, which,
to Judge from the splendor of It's interior,
and its almost perfect furniture, must have
belonged TO a very wealthy proprietor,
The dining room is paved with mosaic.
The completely served table is covered
with petTifed remnants Of dishes and
around it were found three divans, or table
beds, of bronze. richly adorned with gold
and silver. upon which reposed several
skeletons. A great many precious jewels
were found near them, On tho table stood,
among other ornamenls, a very beautifully
worked statue Of Baoohus in silver. with
eyes Of enamel. collar Of Jewels and pre-
,lous srmlets
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20
SATAN'S REPLY.

Dear children, have heard your call,
And I'll attend to you
But | must confess that, all in all,
Things look linle Ruc
The highest seat at my right hand
have prepared for you;
You please me best of all the band
OF my internal crew.
Great kings and rulers you shall be,
Aud have your hearts desire;
You may always stand in front of me-
While I'm poking up the fire!
Id send to you some help from here,
To keep the Yankees under,
But, to tell the TRUTH have fear
That youW beat rs all to thunder!
Your cruelty has grown so strong,
think to hold it level;
I'll have to check it now, c'er long
Aud so thinks Mrs. Devil.
But stand fast, childrcn-perscvcrc-
Nor dread the approaching blow;
In floods of birthstone I'll appear,
And watt you down below!
&C. j."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20
TRIPLES.

The massive gates of circumstance
Are turned upon the smallest hinge,
And thus some seeming pettiest chance
Oft gives our life its after tingc.
The trines of our daily lives,
The common things scarce worth recall
Whereof no visible trace survives
These are the mainsprings, after all,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20

7. w C Err,
Nj 4 RCHANT TAILOR,
No. 81 Summit street, Toledo, o.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CLOTHS, CAPS AND CLOTHING, BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, &c.
Keeps constantly on hand IL large assortment of
Cloths of all kinds Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, of the best quality Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Valises &c. Also, cheapest place to buy
MILITARY GOODS!
Swords, Belts, Sashes Embroidered and Metallic
Shoulder Straps for Infantry, Cavalry and Ar
tillery, Bugies, Wreaths, &C., &C., &c.
REGULATION HATS AND CAPS,
HAT CORDS AND PLUMES,
Buttons, Letters, Figures. Cheverous, Worsted
Braid, Cords for Pants for Infantry, Cavalry
and Artillery, Spurs, Drums, Hayersacks,
Cantccns and Candcsticks.
All Kinds of Military Cloths and Trimmings.
.4@5-Goods at wholesale prices to the Trade.
20" s"Garments made to ORDER and companies can
be furnished with Uniforms, by contract
Call and see at
L. NEGENEkS, Merchant Tailor,
3lzz No. 81 Summit st., Toledo, o.
JOHN BURNS. cnAs. II. SWAIN.
ID U Il n S 4 o.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in Queensware, China, and Glass ware,
Rockingham, Yellow and Stone-ware, Table
Cutlery Britannia and Silver Plated
Ware, Looking glasses, Lamps,
Shades, and Coal Oil.
CHILDREN'S BUGGIES AND FANCY GOODS
FOR ALL SEASJNS.
We are adding to our well-selccicd stock
large mporatons direct from the English Pottcrics,
and are prepared 10 job retail our Goods as low
as they can be purchased elsewhere.
BURNS 4 CO.,
No. 2l9 Summit street, Toledo, Ohio.
July Is, 1868. lly
WEGENER & DITTMAR,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING. HATS AND GAPS, FURNISH
ING GOODS, TRUNKS, RUBBER GOODS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
At No. 25 Summit street, Toledo, Ohio,
Opposite Railroad Bridge.)
A complete stock of Goods, in all the above de-
partmentS kept constantly on hand, and forsale on
the most favorable terms.
WEGENER & DITTMAR,
3lzz % Summit St., Toledo, o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-20
MAY HEARTS BE TRUMPS FOR
EVER!

The Diamond is the type OF wealth, 4
The Spade, of lands abounding;
The Club, of power and greatness speaks.
With rank and rule surrounding;
Tho Heart, it breatlcs of bosomcd joys,
Der all the rest outvieng;
1t is the beacon light of home,
On loves bright ray relying.
As i'll each game of chance OF skill
Trump Hearts are sighted never,
So in the earnest game on life -.--
May Hearts be trumps forever!
Put not thy faith in dazzling gems
They're oft but tinscl cleaning
But, if thou seekest power or wealth,
Thou't find them empty dreaming.
They'll neither yield thy conscience peace,
Nor make thy heart the lighter:
Like gems, they never shine in shade,
When true hearts beam the brighter.
Then, as in every game of chance or skill,
The Hearts ill-omcned never,
So, in the earnest game of life,
May Hearts be trumps forever