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FOREIGN PORTS

r. AZ Hong Kong May 20. ships Black Prince. Chase
p or aan francisco; shirley. Mullen and Mandarin
ar 18th Aaine' IRON boston,
asaI p,sv 70 May 26. ships Malay Hutchinson. and
ge,d M.'.a, Ayres, San Francisco; Kathay, Stod-
a. falkiand Islands March l. ship Snow sop.u
~ hghsm from New York for san franc co inn;
At Antwerp eth inst. ships Reano. r.., =.
CaIdln soon; Martha Cobb, Piisbury. for Ii.ba M
SOON North America Collier Ter Nav We
olhers. ~ We" iorks ano
Al Calcutta May %. ship orpheus. Holw.v 70,
, Ar at sand Heads. Calcutta, LIST ult, shin o.bor,
AT Mauritius 9Th ult, ship Benares, Howe. s,o,,
Calcutta. run
=, AT 81 Crox I'd inst. sch Dragon, Payson, for ssw
= a, at Halifax 18th inst. sch Mercy Parker. from
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THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Aperfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con.
iidered. mch25 dtf
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FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD,

Il OST.-fu Market Squara. or vcinity, a roll Of
IL Bank Bills oontaning between sew u a, d eight
hand ed dollars-oIe $500 bil on ne Msnu'ac ures
and raiders Bank. Portland-other bill OF different
denemaa ions. ON diHereni bahls. tIkfA bel
LAbs REWARD will be paid on the return Of the
same to SHIRLEY 4 Ii, WE,
23-St Is Market Square.
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Boy Your Stationery Packages

At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street.
81 per doaon or Is cents each.
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prin,e
at this Office. II
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R-Ityou arein want of any kind o PRINTIN6
call Of the Daily Press Office. Il
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sealed Proposals

NeaIeU FtOpOkAIs
WILL be received BY the Committee on Drain.
w and Sewers. until July tn. IS A. for Construct.
ing comm Sewer through Congress street. IRON
Pine 70 ow streets Plans and Speejsc. ti,,. ,n.v
b. seen at the Civil Engineer ofhee
The committee res irving the right 10 reject auy
or all bids not deemed satisfactory.
Per Or er of Con mIttee
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
Hsouiv Chairman,
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Ga at Liverpool It'll inst. sarah Bell, r,.r,
Sid sih. Jane. Hatfield. Providence
AaF sth, Belgian. ~ for Quebec I<sh. zor.w.
iis3 IONS; built at Richmond ia 1858. for sale 49,
oId at London sth inst, Georges, Nourse for Ia.
SD I'm Falmouth 9Th inst. Mon.ezuma, Akin. for
land. 'Os~seh' ioF foft-
sld I'm Bristol eth inst. Carlton, rrec.r,,a Fl,
SD FIN GrcenOck 9Th. J Wheeler. Gaad 70, New,
sd I'm ArdrOssan S,h, George Bell. PERI, 70,
~, AZ at Batavia May 10. Fred Warren. Phinney I'm
,Ipool. -o4u' i"f Li'-
at Bombay May 2s. Ticonderoea. Rice. f,-,
NHcut 4; ltt UT, Longwood. Peterson IfvernooI.
Sh western EmpIe. Woodwork, Ca,c. tin
In port Sth ult. Lepan'o Martin: -.ha-t;., ~
Dot, steele, ard Wick. burg scott for Iivsr -.
leslie Coffin. Cofhn. for Man main 10 load ti,nhs,
ior England. al - los; S, denhzm fardinr ana
Iicon derola Rice. unc. ~
Arat feusta May %. Rebecea Sheppard. Som.
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sd Ma. %, Caliops, simmons. Mauri,tus.
Ar a. hauitius May 18th, Courser, Griffin. from
SD May %. ArSonsui. Norton. trrom Manila, sor.
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act OF Congress directs.
2 The Ellsworth American puts forth some
very sensible views, adverse 10 the exceedingly
democratic practice OF rotating men out of cleo
tive Offices just as soon as they have acquired
sufficient experience TO become useful 10 the
country and an honor to their constituents.
- The tonnage of coal from the PENINSULA
MIA mines now reaches the very large aggregate
for the middle of the summer of over 5000 OOg
tons, an increase over the tonnage TO the
corresponding time last year of over 500 900
tons.
B-"l wonder where those clouds are going!''
sighed Flora, penstyey, as she pointed with her
thin, delicate finger to the heavy. funereal
masses that hoated lazily in the sky. Il
think they are going to thunder p said her
brother.
S-A printer whose talents were but indifier-
ent, turned physician. lie was asked the reason
of it, and replied; ''In printing all the fault.
are exposed to the eye, but in physic they are
buried with the patent, and one gets oil more
easily"
-"0ld lady, have bad news to tel YOU.
Francois, who went to Mexico with US"
Hi hi hi Is my poor boy dead % ''oh,
Lor! no, he has lost his leg" (Wiping her
eyes) 'No wonder! He was always losing his
thingsr'
THE New York Post understands from
private sources that, in anticipation of the cap
ture of Richmond by the federal forces under
General Grant the rebel authorities have eapsad
all the archives of the JEFF Davis government
to be removed to Goldsboro', North Carolina.
Mr.. Dinghy, editor of the lie vision Jour
nal. has been on visit to New Brunswick-the
land of the Blue-noses-and gives an interest
ing account of his trip in a late number of his
paper The passengers had jolly good time
In being sea-siek,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
ARMY OF THE POTOmAC.

Tho State Journal, of Friday last, states
that gentlom,n who left Gonoral Grants
headquarters on the 26th of March had given
cheoring account Of tho work doing in
that army. General Grant was every where
warmly received, and tho troops wero in
spired with contidonce ir the future. Balls
and reviews had b9en abolished, ana work
was tho order Of exercises. That army
Is represented as being larger than is gem
'oEaly supposed, aud yet, more troops were
constantly arriving from Now England and
tho West. There can be no question that
Grant is preparing for war in Virginia
Let us hope TINT lye will lead the Potomac
Army to decisive Victories,
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United States Internal Rcvonuc
Annual Taxes for 1861,

FTIlE attention Of taxpayers is hereby called to
1 the provisions of the United States Excise Law
relative 10 the assessment OF annual taxes.
ny tho sixth section Of the act of July I, 1862,
4 Is uado the duty Of all persons, partnerships,
hrnas, associations, 90 corporations, nado liable to
any annual duty, hc0nso, or tax, Oh OR BRFORE fnH
FIRST MONDAY or NAY ~ MACH VEAR, n make q
list or return Ia tho Assistant Assessor Of the Dis
trct where located OF the amount OF annual income,
the articles or objects charged with a special tax,
and the business oF occupation Liable " pey any
license.
Every person who shall fail 10 mako such return
by the day specified, will be liable 10 DO assessed
by the Assessor, according 10 the best information
which he can obtain; aud in such case the Asses
sor is required TO add fifty per eentum 10 tho amount
OF the items Of such list.
Every person who shah deliver 10 an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement with in.
tenl TO syado the valuation or enumeration reanpd
by law, Is subject to tine Of five hundred dollars
and in sa'h case the list will be na,le out by the
Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from the valu
S''on and enumeration So made, there can be ne
appeal
Payment of tho annual taxes, except those fhI
hoenses, will not be demanded until the thirlicth
| day % June.
| The appropriate blanks on which 10 make rohu
and an necessary information will DO furnished by
5. Spnk, Assistant Assessor for tho ath Division
to whoaf the returns sh0nld be- delivered on Or bo-
fore the ssst hnaiey Of May, at his eaicc, in PeI.
/ Tysburg.
+, GRAHAM,
We Z. 5, Assessor Tenlh pis,riet'
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! LABRADOR DoGa.-Dnring the winter sen.
son tho Labrador dogs mako full return
10 their masters for all the anxiety and
trouble they give them during the summer
months. Itarnossed to a sledge, or CONNIE.
tiquc, as II is termed on tho coast, they will
travel fifty or sixty miles day over the
snow. They haul wood from TIC interior.
carry supplies 10 tho hunters in the for.
cstp, far back from tie rocky and desolato
coast, merrily draw their masters from
houss 10 house. and with their wonderful
noses pick out tho right path ever in tho
fhost pitiiess storm. If tho traveller will
only trust to tho sagacity of an experienced
leader ho may wrap himself mp in his bear
and seal skin robes, and defying piercing
winds and elinding snow drifts, these saga.
cious and faithful animals will draw him
safely to his own door OF nearest house.
Tho comnIotiquo is about thirty inches
broad and ton or twelve feet longi il ie
formed of two longitudinal runners fastoned
together by mems OF Transverse bars let in
to the runners and strengthened with pieo.
es Of copper. Tho runners are shod with
whalebone which by the friction over the
soon become beautifully polished and look
like ivory. Tho commetiquo is well lloored
with skins, over which bears or seal skins,
arc nailed all around, with an opening for
tho traveller TO introduce his body. Tho
harness is made Of seal skin the foremost
dog, called the the guide, is placed about
thirty feet in advance, tho others are ranged
in pairs behind tho guido sometimes three,
sometimes four pairs of dogs are thus at.
tached to one commotiquo in addition to tho
guide.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
CopPERIIEAD WORK.

Somo days since tho Coppcrhoads Of
Coles County Illinois, having previously
armed themselves, commenced an attack
on somo returned soldiers and Union men
killing and woundng sovoral II was re-
ported that tho Copporheads in that region
wero thoroughly organized, armed, and
had intrcnohod themselves, but on tho ap-
poaranco of regiment or two of Union
troops, which wcvo ordered to tho vioin-
ty, tho oowarlly traitors scattered and
skulked. Quito number have since beon
arrested, and ii is hoped they will bc pros
ocutcd and punished to tho full extent of
tho law.
There ia no doubt that the Coppcrhoads
throughout tho North would inaugurato n
counter revolution" at once, II they had
the slightest hopo Of sucooss. Whore they
arc strong enough 10 olfor successful tenn
porary resistance to tho authoritios, they
Invariably embrace tho opportunity, muir
dering as many Union men as possible
during tho temporary ascendoncy. But
like genuine towards and assassins, they
Invariably run whom an organized forco is
sent tu moet them.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
lIuIon SIate Conycntlon,
srlrE llnos CEsTaAL CoNmrrEr,


The undersigned representing the Union organ
lnation N the state of Ohio, HEREBY invite all quail
lhSd eotcrs of tho State who desiro thc uucondi
uonal uaaintcnancc of the Union, the Supremacy o
tho existing rebellion, with the cause thereof, by
vigurous war and ail ant and efficient means, Il
send delegates to q ConventiOR n assemble Ai
Columbus on Wednesday, tho 10Th day Of MAY
next at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of scloct.
ing four delegates and four altcrnates To represent
She State in tho National Union Convention, 70 be
held In tho city OF baltimore on the 7th cf june
noxt, to nominate candidatos for President and
Vica President of the United States.
The CoDvention win also nominate candidates
Tor tho following Offices
Secretary of State.
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Judge Of the Supreme Court to fll vacancy.
Attorney General.
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
One member of the board Of Public Works.
The Convention will consist Of one delegate for
every 400 votes cast for Gov. Brough NJ the last
State election, and one additional delegate for
each fraction OF 200 or upwards, as per the follow
ing list;
[According W this Npportiunmcnt Word county
IL untitled 10 seven delegates,
The Union voters of each Congressional District
are requested 10 select two delegates and two oil
ternates 10 the National Union Convention vi such
time and place as may DO agreed upon but " such
telagates shall not be selected before the meeting
6f the State Convention ON tho 25th Of May, then
The delegates 90 that Convention will select such
delegates % the National Union Convention, for
their rcspsciivc districts.
Tho Committee would sugges, that The County
Conventions for selecting delegates to the State
Convention to be held on Saturday, the l4h Of May,
wM. DENNISON, Chairman,
ia' III. JANNEY, $50. and Treas,
q. YOLNEY DORSEY,
e . SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
~. ALLEN,
G.. N. OLDS.
GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
X. N. GEARY, Executive Com.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06


Tho Unir erse tho organ Of tho Catholic
diocese of Philadelphia, is far from being
an Abolition or Administration paper. IN
it's last issue II makes the following candid
confession; at is a fact that slavery is
doomed. We, tho Democracy, do not like
this but onr dislike can effect nothing
there are facts before us, and, nOIens D0lens,
wo must accept them. What are we to dot
Lot va gracefully mako tho best of u disa-
groeablo condition Of things-let us act
like men. We really have nothing to ap-
prehend from the liberation of tho blacks
It is tho part Of dooency and common sense
to accept facts. Let us not be like blind
rams butting our heads against stono walls.
Somo of our contemporaries persist in al
tacking tho Aboltionists. There may bo
pleasure in this, but there is no good in II.
The Abolitionis.s have won the game and
tho longer we refuse to acknowledge tho
fact, tho more surely they will defeat US in
other points"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
Unconditional Union District COnven.
ton,

Tho qualified voters in the Counties Of Defiance,
Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Paulding, Putnam, Will
lams and Wood, "who desire the unconditional
Constitution, and the complete suppression Of the
existing rebellion, with tho cause thereof by Wig
orous war, and all apt aud sufficient mcans," are
invited To meet In thoir respective counties, the
Nth day Of May, and elect delegates to attend n
Congressional District Convention, hereby called
10 meet at Toledo on Tuesday, May Gath, to select
one candidate for Presidential elcctor, and two
delegates 10 represent tho district In the National
Convention, called to meet nt Baltimore the 9Th
President and Vice President Of the United States
Each county, under tho apportionmont agreed
upon will be entitled to delegate for every 100
votes, and an additional delegate for fraction Of
so votes given for Governor Brough last October.
This will enttle the several counties TO tho fol-
loyginp nufri,or of delepafas,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
OOpPEWHEAD NouINATIoNs.

The CopperhOad Convention which as
Sombled at Columbus tho 23l of March,
nominated the following State ticket;
Secretary Of State-W. w, Armstrong,
Attorney General--L. r. Crtohhold.
Snpremo Judge--P, Van Trump. To ill
Vacanoy-M, G. Whitley.
For delegates to tho Chicago Convention,
William Allon. A. G. Thurman, and Geo. II
PendletOn were chosen on tho irst ballot
an the second ballot, Rufus P, Ranncy re
seived 2l6ys votes, and c. L. Vallandighar
7ll,3S.
They adopted u peace plstform--and
did not forget &c. ccnsure the Administration
for the present condition Of tho country,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06

General Lane of Kansas, addressed the
Now York Central Union Lincoln Campaign
Club at the g opor Institute, on Wednesday
evening. lie said he was there TO talk and
reason about tho coming Presidential cleo
ton. II was but fair that Mr.. Lincoln who
had boon stretched upon tho rack for four
years, should have peaceful Administra-
ton by being ro.electod, Tho management
of the war suited the speaker. lIo was the
radical Of radicals, bnt woud never consent
90 acknowledge the equality Of negroes
with the whito man. le wantod them to
have Territorial Government for the time
being, and had started motion in the Sen.
ate to set apar. Western Texas for their
use. IL thsy showed themselves worthy
he would bo in favor of admitting them to
all tho privileges that white haen enjoy
lilo said ho should vote Tor the nominee oI
the Baltimore Convention, Whoever hs
might be, and was sure that nominee would
be elected.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
Administrators Sale Of Real
EAtNtC.

TN pursuance of anorder, granted by the Probate
hCourt of Hancock County, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, OF
FRIDAY, the 18th day of April, 1864,
Al O'Clock z. NJ, at the residence of Edward
Jimsons, noar said laud, the following described
real estate, situate in the County Of Wood and
State OF Ohio, to-wit:
Tho southwest quarter Of tho southeast quarter
Of section No. IS, township No. NORTH of range
No. IL, containing 40 acres, moro or less to be
sold free of dover. Appraised At 1875 90.
Terms Of Sale--Ono-third in hand, one-third in
one year, and enc third in two years from day ol
sale, with interest. Payments TO be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
NERt EBERS0LE,
Admir- Of Wesley Bradford, deceased.
O'NEAL, BLAcKFoRD 4 HARsM, his Au'ys.
March so, 1864. 49d$i 90
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
HANCOCK COUNTY IsEPREsENTA-
TIVE

In the contested election case from Tan
cock county, the House Committee on Priv
hges and Election, after full investigation
Of the facts, reported Parlee Carter (Uuion)
vas entitled 10 o seat in tho House, from
Hancock county, iastead Of WilAaal Crib
ben (coppeEheadl, tho sitting member
Tho IIouse adopted the report, aud Mr.
Garter was sworn and entered upon tlIC
discharge Of his duties. Returns of what
purported to be soldiers votes, gave Crib
bon majority. bat tho Investigations oi
the committee proved that theso votes
were fraudulent. Yhus has another Cop
perhead dodge for obtaining olhco boon
allreessfullY niPped."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLA.
TTUE

TDNE.
On Thursday last, March 3lst, tho Ohio
Legislature adjourned to meet on the arsI
Tuesday Of January, 1865. During the
past session, both branches have been so
strongly Union that thoy have been enabled
to pass Whatever measures they deemed
necessary for tho VIOLATE Of tho slato--and
in this they havc exhibited both justice
and patriotism. Concerning The acts Of tho
Legislature, the Cincinnati Gazette says,
Among tho bills passed. Ia liberal pro-
vision for soldiers families, the bounty act
by which the burden of filling up the quota
81 tlro State is tnkcn from the fow, aud laid
equally upon all property holders an act
to provide more cffcctually for tho dofcnsop
of the State, and Also an act looking TO tho
payment Of all the damages occasionod by
the Morgan raid. Aul while Justice to our
bravo soldiers Ia tho field has been gene.
rously provided for, the majority has not
heon rnmindful Of tho humanities ut home.
They havo appropriated $4,000 for tho
Il st years expenditure on new asyl INN
for the deaf and dumb. aud made such
amendments 60 tho school law as arc cal
culatcd to render our educational system
moro efficient, besides passing an act for
the suppression Of the sale of ardent spirits
on days Of election Az tho Same time they
havo sought to relieve tEO burdens Of tho
people wherever pTacticable. A bill has
been proposed lirtS,lng the amount Of fees
IN criminal cases ~ that tho numerous
abuses under the old law will be corroote ! !;
and in their legislation touching the pub
lie debt, the people will be relieved this
year to tho amount Of six hundred thousand
dollars.
A Bureau Of Military Statistics has also
been created, for collecting facts showing
tho position Of Ohio in tho present strug-
gle, and tho work she has done toward sup
pressing tho rebellion,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06
NANE NEEnI

I IUSr recciyed at the Agricultural Warehouse,
81 SORGO CANE SEED, frum L. $, Kicker, Cler-
mont county otHo, conceded 10 be the most success
ml Cane Grower in the State. Warranted pure
ami not injured by the frost, Being desiroUs OF
getting goOd and pure seed into the hands Of every
farmer in The county, i viii be sold at cost aud
transportation. ID. kRErS.
PeFrysbCN, Web, 10, lSeL Au
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-06

Tho Peoria (Ininois) Transcript, says {:
Over in Iowa, in tho city of Musoatino,
lives Perlcy Vallandigham, nephew of
the martyrod Ohioan, who ia married to,
and livos with wonch as black ~ Guinea
native. A BROTHER of tho first named
Vollandigham lives on tho aide Of tho river
opposite Muscatino. lie, too, is married to
A negress"
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