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@ NJ q IL obeVvsljcn gses there b not
2 single Gsrnan Unish papsf in Ohio
ss - sssYPoE@ Ffsmpnt md 0cehrsm-
lse Iekao ksHps H. lsst German pa
per n Ohio 70 advocate Fremont. says
that "unityl asd loyalty, under existing
cirGqmstauces, are identical;,' and It
ftAskefSss runs Up theBaltimsre baonsr.-
{ Exchange.
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Washington, July I8.

The following dispatch is from the
Richmond Enquirer, Of July le:
Okalona, july I6.
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WILLIAM FRENCH,
PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
III 81 & SO Levee,
LKEOkUk, IOWA.
TKEoKUK,

Hes just opsued the large and well known honre the
Levee formerly occupied BY Messrs Connabe, smy th
Co. whore he purchase all kinds OF Farm
Products incinding Hay, whether feied Or loose
Also, furnish stvsnge reasonable terms attend to
FORWARDING selling buying account Of others in
ifsct ANYTHING p%rtsining 70 ourmssion business
Special attention given the niing Of cash orders
Reistances made promptly on sale OF Consignnents
which solicited.
! REFEREN 1
| stanard Gilbert Co, st. Louis; s. HamiiI A Co
\ usoruh. Krrmer Irwin Cos, keokuk Robertson 4
| Mcqueen, Keokuk: G. Aibers Co. Warsaw, Ills.
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New YORK. July l8.

The La France (Rebel Paris organ J
says Capt. Semmes is goiag to the
springs in Germany to recruit his health,
and that his 6rst lieutenant has been re-
commended to take his, place in new
pirate vessel which il sooa coming out.
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~ The gallant Col. Belknap. of Il.
18th Iowa. sends ne the following repor
OF the casualties in his regiment. ".
wish the officers Of other lows reginsnts
especially those from the southern and
central part Of the State, would be equal.
ly kind: sssessraas
Casualties 10 the 18th Iowa Infantry
Yolunteers in the campaign in Georgia,
since last report: I
Company A.-Private James Sweeny,
in leg. severely; July 4th. Perry Gep-
bart, hip, severely; July 4th. VIM. Wat
son. thigh. severely, July 4th.
Company B.-lst Sergt. Wilson Lump
hin, thigh, severely; July 7th, by sharp
shooter
Company C.-Private WIN. G. Laird,
abdomen. severely July 5th. if
Company D.-Pnvate Clark Marshall,
shoulder, slightly; July 7sh. Privste
Andrew ]. Roach, finger and thigh. severe.
y; Jnly 7th. * s. 1 q
Company E.-Private Oliver Orm, in
leg. severely; July 9th. Melville Davis,
in face, slightly; July 4th; also in abdo-
men. severely; July 7th: also in the knee,
severely; lleg amputatedD July 6,h.-
VIM. Miller, in leg, severely; (Ieg ampu-
tatsd, July 5th. VIM. Bish, shoulder.
slightly; 9th. John NJ. Richmond, slight.
ly; July 9th - Rhamy, slightly; July
9th. Corporal Abijah Johnson, slightly;
July 9th. =
Company F.-Musician James Arnold,
in face and heart, slightly; July 4sh. 3
Company Co. Reeves, severely;
both legs anpusated; July 4th. R. San.
ders, mortally, in leg; July 4th; (Marion
coonty,) since dead. Andrew lee, IN
forehead, not badly; July 4,h.
Company H.sPrivate WIN Anow.y,
in thigh, severely; July Ath.
Company l. Private Luke Halfhill.
in arm, severely; July 9th. Sergeant
james G. Bonar, 10 hand, slightly; Juiy
9th. a...ss.,.s
Company K.-Private VIM. Cearva-
ter, both legs shot of, since dsad; Ma
rion county, July 9Th.
Those wounded on July 4th were shot
lin an engagement With Rose brigade of
Jackson's cavalry division, and those on
the 5lh and 7th while skisuishiog With
the enemy and driving them aersss Nick.
ojack Creek, near the Chattahoochee
River WV. B.
Headquarters 18th Iowa Infantry, in
the field, Ga, July 9th, ga
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enc full and cunpiete mastery OF the Instrument
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 49, lSs4-wITH SUPPLEMENT-


A RESPECTABLE MARRIED. WOMAN WANTS A
situation o. wet nurse I'm some prfvate family csi for
Two days ct $40 LIST Nv.
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s,9s s72 4ss u, 42s 5o4 ,si4 1855 1888 sl5 9ol
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March %, 1894
AsHEs.-Receipts, IS bb's market quiet; small sales
pots at 50 s7H; pearls nominally $40 SO.
Observation-Disclosures, 1929 bbs. flour, GAO bbls
and s51 bags meal ATS bushels wheat $40 do
corn, ao,s1s do oats and 1857 barley malt. The
-four market ruled dull and prices In favor Of she
buyer though without material variation. The depression
was felt most on low and medium grades, which have
for some time past ruled relatively higher than the bot
ter descriptions saos Of 10 900 bba State and West.
ern, 100 bbls Southern and $50 bills Canadian In
rye -four there no change and but little demand.
Corn meal in demand, with sales Of 500 bSls We
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Mr.. 7. ID. Blackstone, late Of Connecticut has been
made President Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad in
place OF James Robb, resigned.
bin in regard TO uury has been Introduced In the
Legislature Of California with view Of reducing the
rate OF interest State per cent per annum
but no apprehension entertained Of passing
which u utterly at variance with the dictates Of
sound public policy.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


MomAr. March sosP.M
~ euo. Treasurer Cisco announces that commencing
Win % norvw, be win gold certificates 70 msr.
shsnss a. par cent below the price Of go such price
co be determined and oeialy announced q the sub
Treasury each morning These certificates are course
90 bs used pay OF duties On this announcement
the price Of gold fell from los 100 to lol subse
queoty rallied les ~ which closed. Tho short saies
OF gold within the past few days. In anticipation OF this
coup ds the Secretary have been enormous and the
ecarcity has been such that per cent willingly
raid to-day for the OF gold for three days
Money Is active per cent for call loans and first
class paper AZ 10 g. Exchange is moderately active.
Bankers bills $50 1907. stock speculation Is again
rampant. Michigan Central rose and Illinois g. But
indications that the tide OF speculation is direct
ing itself and to those stocks which selling
below par and which represent properties that the issue
paper money and the general pros Gritty are enhancing
IN value. Such the Prairie du Chen, which
S per cent to-day; the Milwaukee and Chicago,
which rose A. tho Northwestern. the Mississippi
aud Missouri the rerre Hau,s, &c OHIO and Mississippi
rosa X New York Central rose per cent. Erie was
Neglected On the expectation OF q Of stock.
Erie preferred 70 49, belief that the Legislature
would authorize conversion into common stock, but
afterwards fell oil to ll2k. Fort Wayne steady
Quicksilver early In the morning to 49, rumor
that Supreme Court had decided favor Of tho com
psny 10 the Afternoon Il fell on IN 16. but rallied 1t the
Close 70 70 again. Harlem ITO at the opening but
fe 70 los the afternoon Governments were steady
At the closc che market was strong.
The transactions at the blreasury to-day were as
follows:-
leymen's.'.... SsoS!S o.
Balance .....,....s.......... ..SS.I1oYSoS ~
Included In the above receipts were e2Ss 900 fos
customs
The subscriptions 70 the $500 900 tenorty loar
70 day wsrc S47o $50.
The bank statement d this week compares follows
With that Of the previous one:-
Week ending. Deposits LsdMs Specie. Oircstation
March 10 sl6o 6s7 s7s 22o 53 Il SAG $50 1877
March g. lo8 oOl 3'2 .4S9 20 .604 S14 35
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Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest

l1- Country Produce taken in Exchange f1r
Goods. Cash paid for Slaves and Fiat Hoops f r
Flour Barrels,
A. q. WILLIAMS BRO.
Fer. sbuIs, We 2. 1893.
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SoTgO Culture.

Owing to the great injury done to the Sorgo crop
Of last season. by the FROST and the consequent in
in the price of sugar and syrup it is evident
that much attention will be paid to the cultivation
of Sorgo Cane during the coming season. Every
farmer understands that the value of his crop will
depend greatly the variety and condition Of the
seed which he plantsand in selecting a variety Of
seed, the only safe guide is srperisnce knowledge
of the quality of syrup aud sugar which the differ
ent varieties produce.
day or two since we were shown, bv D. Kreps.
Esq, some samples OF sugar and syrup, nauuf,e-
tured by f. S. Kicker, Of Clermont county, Ohio.
which were decidedly the finest samples we have
ever tested. There were two qualities Of sugar
one very white the other an excellent specimen of
brown sugar, of pleasant taste. The syrup was
of rather dark color, but almost as clear and trans
parent water, and Of fine taste us any golden
syrup we have ever seen.
We are glad to learn that Mr. Kreps mas secured
quantity Of seed from Nr. Picker, Of the same
variety Of cane from which the above samples were
manufactured, which he offers on the mos, fayora-
BILE terms, to the farmers Of Wood county See his
advertisement IN another e'fuinn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

BY way of Nashville we have tho COM
mcnts Of late Southern. papers on General
Shcrman's expedition. lie was reported
advancing rapidly in solid column, with in
iautry, artiliery AMI cavalry. No strag-
Cling was permitted. rhc rebel cavalry
were lowering on the rear but were una
bic to innict any damage. Selma was spo.
ken of 10y the papers as the objective point.
The country through which General Shcr-
man is marching, is admitted to be the
Egypt of the Confoderacy, and that unless
elected he can Subsist there till Spring. 1t
is a war upon their supplies, and this they
concede to be their weakest point. General
Sherman has with kim large force Of col
ored troops and he is moving through q
country where the slave population is nu
mcrouS. y heavy recruiting business will
doubtless bc done. The people are caIle
npon by the papers, to arm themselves to
rrpel the invaders. II Bishop Polk fails ii
this, the people - will not 10 much.
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The Seeds of Death in the Blood.

We would draw the attention of all who
think and reason, to DR.. Robacks advcr
tisement. This great Swedish physician
claims to have introduced two antilotes tu
corruption in the blood, which, operating
through that fluid upon the whole system
eXpel therefron every manifestation of dis
ease. While exploring Scandinavia, many
years ago, he discovered the Herbs which
enter into the composition of his famous
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, and the I'M.
bounded success of these preparations in
Europe and this country, warrant the be-
lief that no malady, internal or external, can
resist their curative action. In Dyspepsia,
Liver complaint, Intermittent Fever Rheu-
lnatisn, and discusses of the Bowels, they
would seem to be infalible. 4ld y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

The Ohio Senate passed the bounty bin
on Saturday evening, by a vote OF 20 to 6,
adopting the various amendments reported
back by the Committee of Revision. The
whole afternoon was spent III debate on
the hjll, and the evening session held that
it might reach tinal vote. The bill en-
powers County Commissioners city Coun-
ellis and Township Trustees to levy tax
sufficient to pay one hundred dollars bouu-
~ for volunteers under the Presidents last
two calls. Also an additional tax - refund
the various sums heretofore contributed by
individuals to a houuty, and to pay the
hontics promised, but not yet paid, to vol
uutccrs 10y county or township Off ;crs.
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The Continental Monthly.

Among the valuable articles in the March num-
Der Of this magazine, are two letters from Hon.
Robert J. Walker, on " American Finances and Re
sources -" Sketches Of American Life aud Scene
ry," by L. d. Pychowska; "Thc Issues Of the
War" by John Stahl Patterson, Q. VI. Scrg't 2O,h
Ohio Battery 90 The Great American Crisis" by
Stephen 7. Andrews "Thc Love Luciltr," by :.
Leayitt; "The Mechanical Tendency in Modern
Society" by John A. French also, many othcr
articles, both interesting and instructive othe Ecu
eral reader.
Terms-S3 per year two copies, So; three cop
les, So six copies, Sll eleven copies, $50 twenty
copies, SS6. Address John f. Trow, 80 Greene
street, New York.
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The Atlantic Monthly.

The March number has been received. It con
ians articles contributed by John G. Whittier,
Bayard Taylor, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Robert
Dale Owen, Caroline Chesebro, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, *. Marvel, Alice Cary, David A. Was
son and ]. Eliot Cabot. The reputation of the
Atlantic is so well established thai no further COM
nendation is necessary, than mere mention Of the
names Of its eminent contributors.
Terms-One copy, 50 per year, postage paid
two copies, s., and each additional number at the
same ratej an extra copy for every club of ten
subscribers, eleven copies for S25 We will fur
nsh Ike Aaantic for 1864, and the Journal for one
year, for 81. Address Tcknor & Fields, 1876
Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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MARRIED.

-RCDULPli-Ou Feb. 2'th,.a the
residence Of the brides father, J. Il. Ruduph, by
the Rev. A. Brown, Mr.. Frank { Culley, Of Periys
burg and Miss Emma A. Rudolph, Of Hull Prairc.
The happy couple will please accept our best
wishes. Frank, being an accomplished typo, will
undoubtedly avoid giving occasion for those sud
den ---cs Of the connubial ,4Sy7 which are said
to sometimes cause husbands to see = and feel
like running n through somebody May his sup
ply of Scs and small caps be equal to the de-
mand and may each additional "take prove a
genuine " fraction of the old block, and be easily
"justifed," without stick " or "rule !"
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HosTETTER's celebrated Stomach bitters
is one of the greatest strengthening pre-.
paration5 eXtaut 1t is especially adapted
to those who are afflicted with the Fever
and Ague. or any other disease arising fro Il
a disordered condition OF the digestive o.
gans, For the Fever aud Asue there is
perhaps no medicine in the world equal to
II as il enters, purfes and replcuishes the
blood, which is soimportaut 70 bring about
a healthy action in diseases Of this nature.
The bltters are now among the most popu,
lar aud at the same time, valuable specifics
II the medical world. Ia recommending it O
the public, We are fully conscious of doing
lhem great service, knowing, as We do.
their many excellent qualities, aud sure and
speedy action ia all cases where the disease
Is caused 10y irregularity of tho digestive
organs. 4 Trial will suffice for the most
skeptlcal. See advertisement.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers gener-
ally, everywhere lue
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Roback's Catawba Brandy.

VALUABLE NEDICINE.-W We presume no med
jcLl preparation ever offered to the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER. Thousands of persons, were
they called on to do 50, would checrfully testify
that they have used it for various ills with the most
satisfactory success. 1t is within our own knowl-
edge, that immense amount Of suffering has
been relieved by it. Its proprieors Messrs Per-
ry Davis Il Son, save no pains expense in order
to satisfy the public. Being strictly honorable men,
they observe the utmost uniformity in the manu-
facture oftheir celebrated Pstn Killer. The ma
tcriats ofwhich it is composed carefully select,
Gu, none but the best quality being used. by these
means the high reputation which the Pain Killer
has long since acquired is at all times triumphanty
sustained In view Of these facts, we are by no
means surprised To learn that Mcssrs. Davis IL
Sons sales are rapidly increasing. While we con
grltulate our friends generally that 50 valuable
preparation as the Pain Killer is placed within
their reach, we must Dc permitted to rejoice at the
well mcrited success Of its liberal and cnterprising
pruprietors Prorulrnce General idrcriiscr.
Sold by Peck Hamilton lid
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The 21St Regiment.

A good number of veterans aud new re cruits Of
this regiment left BY the . O'Clock train on Thurs
day morning last for Columbus, whence it is sup
posed they will be ordered to the scenes of then
former gallant decds-the 4" front" Alarge crowd
was at the depot to them of. We know that
they will honor their county, State aEd country,
whenever and wherever they meet the enemy
MAY health and long life attend them.
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Life InSIIInnCp.

We have received pamphlet, issued by the Man
haitian Life Insurance Company, giving thirty
short answers to thirty common objections TO life
insurance all of which are worthy the attention
of every man having relatives dependent upon his
labor for support mere glance at the losses
paid during several years paSt-also given in the
pamphlct-w be sufficient 10 convince any one
that this Company is responsible one and will full
llfS engagements. F. r. Miller, Esq, is agent for
the Company, at this place.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

DIR. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BIT
TIERS. The great success Of this medicine has
been an iuiuccmcnt ior others 10 manufacture iu-
Vulnerable kinds of Bittcrs with which the whole
country for many years has been flooded. The num-
Der and variety that has been offered to the public,
since the introduction Of DR.. Richardson's sherry
Wine BitttrS may be counted by thousands and
not on, of which can be- named. that is now exist
ing, that WAS introduced even twenty years later
than TIA, origin Of this me jiciuH. They suddenly
appeared. with flaming announcements Of their re
mlrkahlc virtues, but as quickly departed, and
were seen no more.
Soll by Peck Hamilton Aid
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

Cairo dispatches say tha, rebel generals
ia Mississippi are specu'ating ia cotton, tax
ing il from soldiers wives permitting it
20 run the blockade into Memphis, and
sharing the grcenbacks which are rrcught
back in return The receipts of cotton at
Memphis are large and increasing
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Toledo & wabash Railway.
Time of Closing Mails.
pcrrysburg church Directory.

Mrruopisr EriScoPNt-Rev. l.. NJ. Albright, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at lO3h An. and ~ ? NJ
rHrsuyrrRtAS-Re r. W. Uill, Pastor. Services
each sunday at i0:30 Sabbath School anu blo!e
Glass at IL NJ.
B,prsr-Rev. II. n TAFT Pastor. Services each sum
day at 1890 A. Sabbath School at IL n.
iuruERAN-Rev J. Kinages, Pas'or. Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately
GERa,S MErnoDlsr-RGv. c. Swincforth Pastor SerV'
ices each alternate Sunday az 1880 An
tIruoLc--Rev Mr.. Charles Cribs Services each sun
day at ~ An and , HIN
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Lecture.

Miss Anna L. Dickinson lectures at Whites Hall,
Toledo, ON Thursday evening next, 81 inst. Ad-
mission 80 cents reserved seats, 7j cents. Per
aons may have seats reserved by sending the money
10 c. II. Eddy or John II. boyle, Toledo, previous
TO day Of lecture.
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Great naval activity exists at New York.
The frgate Niagara is to be remodeled to
be made moro efficient, and six more of
Farragut's fleet are ready to sail The VAN
derbit is said to he ordered to China. The
Wilmington blockade is to be still further
strengthened
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

The State Department have adviccs from
the Court at St. Johns, n. b., that it has de-
liyered an opinion on the Chesapeake pi-
rates, sustaining all the points made by the
prosecution, and committing the prisoners
to Jail to await "A requisition from the Uni
ted States authorities.
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/ Drunkenness Cured.
'tKing Alcohol Arrested"

PONTIAC, Mich, September IS, 1853.
nR. KRONER received the box of Dr. Zane's
Antidotc you sent me a few days ago, and gave it
to the person according to directions; il has done
him good and he says hc don'twant any more rum.
have brother that is 4 confirmed drunkard. ]
want to cure him. Please send me another box.
Yours, A. r.
One box Of DR.. Zanc's hntidote will cure ths most
mveteratc drunkard. 1t can be given without the
patient knowledge. Sold by all respectable Drug
gis's,o sent by mail, by J0HNJ. KRONER, 4O3
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

Dates FROM the Mississippi had been re-
ccivcd in Richmond UP to the l9th. Far.
ragut was in command OF the fleet at
Grants rASs and was rs quiet as the rough
seas would allow. sherman has called a
halt and become mysterious. perhaps he is
Hau,jus G,u. Johuston instead ot moving
on Mobile
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

For THROAT DISEASES and affections OF
the chest, "Brows Bronchial Troches,' OF
Cough LoAenges, are of great value. In
Coughs Irritation of the Throat caused by
Cold, or Unusual EXcrtion of the vocal or,
gans, in speaking in public, or singing
they produce the most beneficial results.
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Nfnuicnl Notice.

DR.. Grc,nough, physician for the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases will make his first monthly visit
to Maumcc City, on Wednesday and Thursday next.
~ and 3 | of March.
Consultation rooms at the American Hotel.