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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03

WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

rTHE undersigned has opened an office over W.
J. Hitchcock's store, at Perrysburg. Ohio, for
the collection Of claims against the Government, of
every description. Particular attention paid to the
collection Of artcaragcs Of Pay and bounty, and to
obtaining Pensions for wounded and disabled sol
diers, aud for the families of deceased soldiers.
Hisiong connection with the army, 10 active service,
gives him more thorough knowledge of the man
nct ~ obtaining such claims, than one who has
never been in the service can be expected to have.
Business promptly attended 10. No fees charged
unless the claim is obtained. r.
PETER BELL.
Ferry sburg Jan. I, 1864. sem
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
Grain Trade mt Tontogauy.

The amount of grain purchased by s. W. Whit
more Co., at Tontogany, during the two past
years, is as follows
In 1907, bushels, '-'''' ---.--'.'' '''N4,O ,OOU
1868, Observation-Disclosures. 80, 600
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
CN-MNIl,rDN~ Mn EnDM

YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
BY using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular and Specific
Remedy, known as
ITEL NBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the Advertisement in another column, and
profit by it ...-....,..e
pIscSSrS AND SYMPTOMS ENUMERATED.
Cut it out aud preserve it. You may not new re
quire it,
"It gives health AMI vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the paliid check"
It saves Long Suffering ano Exposure.
Berare Of Comterfeih 40,
Cirs, Gud dnts,i. iOd.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
prnuySuInc uAuKrr.

coRREcrED WEEKLY ny Pm. MILLER AGO.
Wheat p bull 2SGl 40 Flour Pbrl 81 00@I SO
Tallow q H.. SWlsc Hams y tb .l0,Glsi &C
RycPbu ......... soc Shoulders y fb..6dSe
Oats y Rbu..... S7WSTc Eggs y dos 2Oc
Corn, shclcd S0@l0Oc Corn, new I5Ws5c
Potatoes Pbu 500 lO0c Feathers flb. .iOd4tc
Butter ~ H.. ..l6G2Oc Gr'n Hides q h 'IGsc
Lard r 10 .lO@l2Hc Salt y brl......,S2 IS
Wool .....7Oto Use. Glover Sd SO 0d,d1 0C
Dressed Hogs @ 0OlT SO Dried Hides an l2Cal5
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD /
DR.. wEAvER'5
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP,

Canker, Sak Rhenm ErysiPelas Scrofulous Diseases,
Cutaneous EruptiOns, Sore Eyes, and every
kind oI Disease arising from inn
pure state uf the Blood.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
Wall Paper.

4 VERY LARGE STOCK Of WALL and
~ WINDOW PAPER, just received at tho
Drug Store, which we will sell at the very lowest
figure.
PECK & HAMILTON.
Pcrrysburg, April 90, 1868. 81
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
CLOTHING,
CUTLERY.
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c.
CLOTHING,

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All We ask is an examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is to their interest to buy where
goods are warranted and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you a limited portion OF Our many
styles and varieties, we ask you to give us a call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
Use, not only To give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best of bargains.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Farmers of Wood Co. and Vicinity!
The place (and the only one in town. where
you can get tho
HIGHEST MARKET BRtCF, ~ cASHI
For your Grain and Produce, is at
F. Il. MILLER & CO.'S.
We have ample storage room for any qhant.,yo
Grain also corn in the ear. You will find ~
always ready to take in your surplus Grain, ant
more il eau get it 80 BRING 1T ALONG
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03

TETTER is a very troublesome eruption on the
skin, often attacking the face and hands. For
this. all that is necessary is 70 wash the parts
thoroughly from all discharge fif any should have
accumulacd), and apply DR.. 5. A. Weavers Ce-
rate freely few times, and the cure is effected.
One or two bottles will generally cure the worst
cases.
A lady in New Jersey says that her hands and
arms were affected with an acute letter of long
standing, and it was spreading at the time she
commenced the use of the medicine. She had the
best medical treatment and it did her no good.
She stopped everything else, and used but one bot
tie OF Ccratc. with some attention to diet, and II
perfectly cured her, and she is well yet. 1t is sold
hr n.nliciLn lcalnI. lr..nnrnllN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-03
THE FOLLOWING, from Mcssrs. Gage 4 Ma

thcr prominent druggists of Sparta, gives further
evidence of the great popularity of ourmedicine
Sparta Monroe Co.. Wis. July 9TH, 1859.
Messrs. j. n. Harris 4 Co.-Gentlemen: II is
with pleasure that we speak word in c0mmenda-
ton cf yonr very valuable medicines, al Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer" and CDR. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bitters." They are of great merit, and al
ready too well known to the public at large to need
any very special notice from particular individuals.
The Pain Killer has become II household remedy
all through the West and the Sherry Wine Bittcrs
are superior to any bitcrs we have ever met with,
and as they become known the demand increases,
and all find from their use satisfactory results.
Most respectfully, HAGE MAlHEk.
Sold by Peck & Hamilton. SD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

r""~ ..-~ s ss=. ra~.~ )
Alma tPrus). waisdorf. Ramsgse New YORK 2os
Avon ....... Hs.es -. wind Isd qu.enstwn go
Done Gates baltimore iSRra nciscoIil7S
Elizabeth Gillespie Londondry iPhta- . si7
TOTAL .......3ST
Dime purden (Br Harvey Liverpool Baltimore. 4ss
San Francisco -. Francisco saison... Is
TOTAL l42l
Algeria fspl..De LAtorreI Matamoros Liverpool 200
ss:$: ;::,: al S:sss s:;sS
B Allen. Baker ....t Aatanzss. New York TT
Amelia Sawyer. -. Elizabthpt. New York. lE
sa.o. Evan: Bermuda New Yo1s s s
s1sSa Ids New HS 10
Iota bH
Hardscrsbble Simmons Somerset. tNLoudon 20
TONNAGE
ships............... SM gchoonerA. $40
bnRs.. l,ooo
PARTIAL LOSSES.
Those marked r, disress A. arrival In da
treas; j. jettsoned L. caky r aged By FIRE;
D. damaged ., sea; r. put In ports collision g.
Nom. xas.,. Won y1s.. s...as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01


sHrp JACK FRosr. Captain Gideon Emery before report
Cd as missing sailed from Bluff Harbor New Zealand on
me 3s OF January, bound 70 Melbourne for cargo Of
shcep The NEXT day after she sailed terrific gale was az
peenced al Buh Hareor which drove every vessel In the
por on snore the gaie lasted two days. Is supposed
the jack Frost was lost Island AZ she had not
some hopes that she be from for various
The bad crew Of 3z men, aud passenger named n
whs was travelling for his health Capt Emery leaves
wife and child residing In Maine; he much seemed bv
Jack Frost but KenDebunk Me- 10 issT Registered
ss6 tons rated AZ, and owned by ] sanwood nd
others OF Boston. from which port abe hailed.
BARK DAVID LArsLEy, from Ssmbrero for Pbladelpbta
r2a built Il Pssdspss ss wnsre she s' a o vino
cd, registered $50 TONS and rated Aix-
BRrc OCEAN SPRAY 26G ton1 was sold II PHILADELPHIA ON
srms not made known.
snALL scHR. name unknown with q cargo OF pr iron
snnk on the north end Of Dryers Island NArraganssti
spoken, &c.
BARK 0hisf days from Boston for Eoreans May a lat
Brig pa,.erson from Porto Rico for Baltimore May
Hr,s 1 a. ,os ~ ~ ~ po,,,.na a..
Foreign Psrts.
Bsslr April t-In port bark Gem Lovedsy from Salem
arr March ~ eriE P0o% mac, Richer, for DO we
yrsnin B.e, al for Mon ds oh'''' ihrs'ne' ana
CArrRrx Nay In port schr p Sumner. Upton, from
Psrnshbs arr April 90 Sid LIST bark sam shepard, Yris
.ELsuIarkA. May c7-rn port schrs Bob and Lady for
HIIriI. May 7s-Arr schrs Racer TYork; 18th, Hope
ESe oroRex,. souEp March 4Arr ship Maria (Br, for
merry MARY hosearl, FAIRBANKS shields - -
ptharsyaa April -Arr psrk John Boulton tBr) Davis
hy where ready for her 70 lake 70 Pbisde
srs ,Laorr April 2srn por, brig Ann Elizabeth, for
81 bARrs May ls-fo vessels In port
J big Ruby, do. ~ 'ep' 'ses say "io's' "'n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

schr Ellen tavinA Snow, New Hsven-Hot -
soo0 Blackstone Amen, ?. ,va.ncs-L Keanr axis .
sxs s sine n Reeves rIiiadeirhia. -
ARRIVED
Steamship Tsutcn,a Ham, Hsse
kapSsfai Bad ans 4 T a,s Ne. ~
s s 4, ss,., T ca: s u.
Ship George otto cH.p ~. vssssd ahip LSd~k
S: (. Y !: : . s:S: s s,a
1.segiIs VI a1sh lat 20 20. lon 60 10
b; s. 1,ss SO L.nd; jsRAorn. IS days. with mar
IA ' s,% sfBs,f ss wua,. UPTON. sierra Leoue IS
.rsT AiNss, ginger A., 10 q Il stsossn.
Ssn9s Brem) Hsnrci Havana 10 days With su'
,.S Sn ,,h KNIGHT OF sspssn. NIB, car.An, o.rdsaas
ssxx Pilot Fish ef arunsw,ca Lsss. sagua, IS days,
ssrF Ysnsas ,of iivsrpoo. raw, s.s.A Is days. with
BARK Houston sp,ss, Key West, 10 days, in ballast to
nTs Hsi.s. Moore March s. es.';4 ne Rock sa
F.,s%ss 3, Ss,,s:sS.; ' ~. % so1
Brig Henry soasnS Ge.r. s.h,., Is s.y. via hides 30
n.i; Cyrrn: sot w,nascr xs,: Mscsnes c!en,uesos.
srs I:.S:'. s Hunter COZ Orssnost' dlses Bay
e s,t SH oGSs ss e 70 70; son
y win :assr: q % Z ps.of NAV q Ia > % lon
M,,isn sssss; EsSsa;. s. s.Iss II
scSr Good viii 1of Nassau Roberta Eleu.Aera, days
scsr Ei-s fof Kss.aa, Gardner Elsu,her days. with
j. schr Ellen tcf Nssssn) Heart E'enhsra DAYS with
snssd cyclone vsss lasted hours; ah % m,s. q
assr.s xs ,s SPOKEN o. gn"hc.s erasns $751; on
mig back IN leaking oonaon She kept her color Union
down bp kept her oours 70 the northwsrd think she was
s,: . %. r n.rvA, Dosns B.sa
schr B.nSe Cranmer saracoa, ls days. with fruit TO
schr Lni,!ta, Underh days with frui- to
schr A Mcrntre. McIns,re. Prince Edward Island IS
days with oass, TO John Maxwell
| schr Lily. Francis Baltimore.
schr Jane pnr.ee Davis Ba timsrs. 4 days
| schr Avail. Carter Ellzabethport Boston
schr Mary Ann Thomson, Elilabethport for Salem;
| schr Fair Wind. Smith Elizabeth port for Boston
schr hmeline Jones Elizabethport for Salem.
Schr Margaret Pendeton. Elizabethport for Boston.
| Schr Astrea, kcFadoan. Calais. 10 days
| Schr Byaantiuu, Small. Bath. DAYS.
schr Randolph. Arnold Eewpori.
sesr Rslee Va. s Burns, New Hagen.
ssr Frsnsa s Sons H." London
s s m.ns s sr
schr 2 Thompson. Calais. days
Sesr I Lindsey Emssrv, sag . ~
| hours in ballast TO U g Quar.srmaster.
Steamer Francis ~ transport. Bristow Fortress Mon
steamer Martha stevens Chance. Baltimore.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards Philadeiphia
l Steamer Tacory, Pierce Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware. Ashwosd. Trenton. NJ
! Steamer Pelican. waldron, Providence
SAILED
Mnons; br African Maid, VIM Dodge; sehrs Joseph
Nickerson Arabela. Sea Nymph. Ocean Bird, Harriet
Wind 1t sunset SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
r,I.i Trip of enc steamer Cotapaxi.

TftsI Trip OF tho Steamer COtapaxf.
90 engineers trial trip Of the steamer Coto.
~ 9sme of yesterday afternoon giving results highly
ee,i.actory all concerned. The hull was bnih by
rulon, and launched from their yard foot Of Bridge
t:sss Bro klyn. The engine, which Is q massive one
Instructed at the Deamater Iron Works. foot oil
-s'oensh street, New York city, from designs BY Mr..
se1n H0ird. Her dimensions folows:-Length on
sS 200 feet from forward sternpost TO stem: beam SO
o. inches; depta Of hold II feet inches; tonnage,
3 .s52 6o-s6 tons
mo engine is hor zental cylinder 81 inches In dame
With stroke OF piston 50 inches known as horizontal
ts-f lie style,
me has two return tubular boilers each having 224
seess tsa feet long by inches diameter. All the
sachinery placed in the below the water line
Tue propeller 10 Is feet inches IN diameter.
rDe slip IL built with the care, both regards
materials and workmanship. the materials being OF the
no-t expensive kind OF white oak, hackmatack and
eust dagonaly braced with iron strars laid double
amending from noorheads upper deck connecting with
eossodinal iron bands running from stern The
hack beams are Of Georgia pine and Maryland the
ssIDg, 10 wake OF boiler and engine Georgia pine with
sgs
be brig rgged and promises TO be very fast % she
oAde nifty revolutions Of her on an average Of
nr Murphy, the Great Eastern pilot The trip
49, very pleasant At time the journals were
noeed and while waiting 70 cool them she drifted int,
- brig Sarah q. Kennedy, OF Wadoboro Me- lying at
spohor doing her damage. The unsailorlks captain
TIE Down East refused 70 take lire from the
0sse such conduct il unbscoming and quite unlike
rod sailor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
me Bu.,er 'Will.

- VIII or caIvSEL ASDRSTJ BUTLER, DR0T1En
OF GESERAL B, r. BUTLER.
- viii az The isAe Coionel Andrew Butler. brother
- stsa secretary x Major General BENJAMIN r. But
2, ,ho atsaer of NeS Orleans" before Surrogate
,sr yesterday. lie Of the citations Colonel
Es,r suddenly this city, last winter, on his
= -r beas from Kew 0reans, leaving = very large
ssaos Ysperty VI ich -Gmor fixes at two millions, In.
~ governments. but Major General Butler, the
.-sttor specifies IL at ouy two hundred thousand dol
;s I've property divided by the will, one-haH 70 &c
A.n'or Geacrd Butler, quarter 70 the widow Of
equster 70 be he'd in trust by the execu-
The bcusn o. ne Of used, TIL the latter
ss The age Of thirty The Surrogate on exsmin-
tbc ia pers ICED thcm 10 be informal, and the
rsaaie Of the will Il therefore postponed probably I'LL
"a y general Butler can come pers nally TO New York
sary win required by the Surrogate in double the
gs or the personal estate General Butler, The execu
- : not a resident OF this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
Port OF New York. May .

CLEARED.
sCsnnp reraA tBrJ, Lott Queenstown and Liverpool
.rship CITY q Limer,ct tBr) Jones' Queenstown and
s sh, ssrmIon. -. San PrAncisco-suitsu Co.
- shp Aeh hArhan, Marshall Lverpooi-C II Marshall a
sse ep nmprs STATE wilson, Liverpeoi-T~sk Dearborn
o. No''nern Belle tBr. Bbberl Liverpoo-J W Elw ell
Ssxs Cesco Gardner, rrin,dsd-g q Stephenson Aco
80 ppe.pnSen tbrl, ianot St Jaeo--J va I'd Co
Sefk hsinpov brl Mckay Pictou Ms pre,, son a Ca
Ssfk AIonfo Bro, Gam, Po,os Es--Rreu gon a 90.
-. DAVID cannon tBr), Mckenzie, Rchibucto-Boyd
Bra Es,pes tBr. Peterson. 8, Pierre land Por, SPAIN,
Pns scotland CBr) rr.ncls, Bsrb.ao.-E su,,,
Fra Ceres (Bri. Wilson Pctou. Ns-Bret &c. a ~,
erA samson, De ano Phnsdelp hia-F Ber,bnna = ~
Bra Gsne~s stevepa Phiadel phia-Trrst nsss, ~
Prs Bolivar Hsilsu Elizabeth por--Robson a wonnss'
schr knthantrres (Brl. Oonlev, Para-Jns Rlsbop = u
kp Bros D'-homis
,sess Aiber, tBrl. oosswen, 81 Andrews NB-H "a q
mecnr Emma CBrl, Mc0uire, st John. Md p.~o,,
kcnf kfchard Mt, Hulse 0eorgetnwn-BsEer ia ston
schr Gr~os erdier Clark, washing ton-benuey smith
sshr Alice Hardy. Pesr.sn, washisston-Bsn,y Smith
sshr Caroline cornsns, Reed, wsshingson--Benu.y.
~ ycrksc-n, woslom, g.imors-Abiel Abbot.
echf hary, fc@ SMYRNA. Del-Benfiey Smith Co.
ssSJ srseks, Bsarss. Bosson-s Levin o.
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Over.
One hundred nred in the Park yesterday by
a ertou OF sopervisor Blunt, 10 honor New York
quota the last cali for hundred thousand mon
hsvhe been conp'eeduot only completed, but secured
thousand the quota, which viii so
" IN credit Of any draft. All honor the Super
vsofs' Semunice and efficient and laborious chair
Han, Supervisor orson rlunI they have each and al
BE iea duty faithfully and well, and deserve
- Of spew country. Thss r,pors A, a. ann.
sSee was YESTERDAY pessiied 70 me psard Of
ssrs, detsiins al the facts ,nnoc,sa with lis
a4s,sn al SAos 'og ree-rts for - a. : HON the
ecsets has hesn red 80 ~ wy .oora n sell
sea- sNes INC pn@' >ie"' '@e. -, evs hundre
Asce-sd o. .siic. ineie ARG .uu,aa NJ
w. ,l.rs 70 the credit o. 'p' oor,, ex
+. ets,o.m,,,ee 80 aid BY al means O0'' nue. n
- y y 80 ane r,p. volunteers. certainly nth II,
4, : cseaos,ei. rois is the 'rue an0 I'M suocessfr
49, ,si.s men for the army ~. ~. and sneT
4 ~, ee,, qoos. sss been procy ed Blunt CA d
3, the work 20 on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Owing 70 the crowded state Of our columns we are com
p ed 70 omm A advsiusenenn coming under the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
ZOO LATE ron CLAssTFTCATrOs.

A 7. A-THg MEMBERS OF PHDNix LODGE
n. No 10 are respectfully requested 10 their Lodge
Room on Wednesday June AZ ION A. ~, IN full reGaa
70 attend the funrrn Of lats brother Robert Maoov
from " Barrow strect Members OF the noEen9rl
ara rasnsntfnty Invited 70 atten5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

= EkWAHD.-STOLEN TIUGA
UC.VUV County Bank. Tiosa Pa. "Wednesday
United States $40 Coupon Bond, Fourth Series Letter
No 500
United States 30 Coupon Bonds Fourth Series Letter
II United 52OCoupon Bonds Fourth seres Letter
H. from No. 3,S79 to rs So5 each. .......'..- 100
II United States 20 Coupon Bonds Fourth eere, Letter
U, from No. Is. 52i TO 10 $751; each. -. .....' 50
United states s2p Bonds Third scries Letter A. No
United States $40 Bonds Third Series Letter A. Mo-
5000 o. 81 81 each 800
Tioea County BanE Notes old s5s sios 500
signed by former officers Of the Bank All punched
through the centre OF vrnette ret
three No other Of this bank had ever been
punched. -
The public are hereby cautioned against purchasing or
tax ng OF any Of said bonds or Notes
e. 100 reward will be Of the
proportion for any part thereof az 90 for the
burglars. A. +. TURNER Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
ported In May, 1864.
From record kept BY l. H Upton, Secretary Of The Ans-
ean shipmasters Association. complied the follow.
ing list Of total losses and disasters for May. 1884
TOTAL LOSSES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

The United States steamer Neptune at Cape Hay.
eso May II, recruiting. The Powhatan sailed the day
Drsvious O cruiss.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
Army of the Potomac.
ALEXANDRIA, April Il, 1864

INFORMATION FROM REBEL DEsERTERs.
Two deserters from the North Alabama
regiment came in at Mitchell's Station yes
terday, having swum the Rapidan. They
report that the utmost vigilance is exercls-
ed by the rebels to prevent deeertion; that
patrols are constantly securing country be-
tween the Rapidan and Robertson rivers to
pick up the ,delinquents. Scouts have also
recent iy been observed on this side the rlv
er, near the railway bridge, supposed to be
engaged in the same business.
CAPTURE OF REBEL BRIDGE BURNERS.
A coporal and five rebel privates were
captured between Fairfax Station and Cen
treville day or two since, one OF whom
had canteen of turpentine for the purpose
Of, firing bridges. ., ,..
MosBY AT WORK AMONG OUR TRAINS.
Mosby, with twenty men, captured train
near Fairfax Station He burned the emp
ty wagons and made of with the horses.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
Tru stSale.

DY virtue of a dssd of Trsse executed by George
ID s, Thompson and sophroais, bis wife, dated
the 10th day ofNovsmbsr 'Hf sad now ON re-
cord in the Recorders Office Of ohio County, to
Charles W. Russell, and Of ny appointment as
Trustee in his place. by ordor Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county win sell on - wSdnssday 1. the s,a
at the Fl mt dsor Of the Court House Of Ohio coun
ty, to the highest and best ladder, the following
property, to wit: Lou numbered thirtytwo (32)
and thirty three (3S) in Daniel Zane's Island ad-
dition to tho City Of Wheeling. Selling as Trns-
tse will convey such title as is vested in me- by
said deed Of trust Terms ofssIe Cash.
Ipril-,d JAS PAUL.. Trustee
The above sale is postponed until the first Tues
day in May next at 10 o'cloc" A. NJ.
- .l'; - .'.. JAS. A PAUL., Trustee.
an l5- l5.t .- .r. - '.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
Miscellaneous.

A LoNpos merchant has left Kossuth a
thousand pounds. How his relatives will
rejoice over the left. 3@ =
The New York Neus quotes the Constl>
tuition on the right to "bear arms" That
is question for the ladies.
GEN. BAJpY SMITH is sent to Fortress
Monroe to do the fighting while Butler
speculates and draws pay.
The Tribune complains that absentees
paralyze Congress. Pair O. lies would be
mockery Of all that those present do
We don't believe this is the season for
the locust, but as we observe the Cengres-
sional committee proposes asjauut West 1t
is likely the people will lsee some low-cus-
seS. - FL! "---. " a. ... B.
DR.. Kirkbridge, in his report Of the in
sane asylum, of Pennsylvania, notes the en-
ormous increase Of female patienss whose
insanity is caused by the loss of relatives
in war.
The Tribune qusrrels with some mem
bers Of Congress for absenting themselves.
From the indications, We judge those who
stay away may be doing their best for the
country. s.ss-.......... .........
THE Loyal Leaguers are off to Washing
ton to get permission torecruit to fill their
quotas in the rebel States, The desperation
with which these Loyal Leaguers do hunt
up other p2ople to fight their battles is
fearful. JgRnStJ
| The guerrillas have cleaned out the
Government plantation Of Nathan Page, on
the Mississippi, correspondent of the Ne"
York Tribune. TThstisonS way of turning
over page of the Tribune to profit.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
CHANCERY.

Elizabeth Smith } Chancery cause pending m ~
..$sJoseph Smith County, Virginia, =
MAKE Notice, that the Depostions OF WIiham
l Shields and Others viii be taken at the eniee OF
Gibson t. Orsinber ESQ., on the corner of 4th and Non
roe stresta in the city Of Whselng county Of Ohio,
and State of West Virginia, on the End day OF May
A. D. 1894 between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ and
o'clock p. NJ, on behalf Of the Complainant TO be
il from any cause the taking Of said Dispositions should
not be cammonced being conamanced. should not be
completed that day, the taking OF the same Wall be
adjourned from time to time until the same be com
pleted. .gy..J {. ~ =. g...4 g'l tr
To said Joseph smith, Defendant 81. 2
SAMUEL r, WHkKLER, Council for Complainant.
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vaNHIs grease Is recommended 70 the notice Of Mil
] Owners, .Wagoners, Carriers, Draymen, Livery
stable Keepers, and an Who own, vehicles of any do
scriution as being anything of he hind et.
er introduced fbr maehiAery axlstrees nlIOmmhnnes
Hacks Bugsies, Cs<s Heavy and Light WagoAs Cabs.
Drsys Carts, &C., it is far superior 70 ot or as u
and is not effected by the weather. renaining tine same
in summer as In winter Ills now used by ell the raa'
companies, mill owners, stable keeper &c" IN tins
eastern cities. Don't fail 10 Wy e, ForSsls -
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WOODEN WARE,

= n DOE. Hoop Buckets assorted red, blue and
~ Green. ----
10 doz. Painted Tubs No. !, ,2&S.
90 /" Zinc Washboards.
10 " Half Bushel Measures.
20 Dash Churns, painted and white, different
Brass Bound Cedar Pals sizes.
10 3 Hoop Horse Buckets.
Fof sale by p. c. HILDRETH BRO.
So Mai Street